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Back row Jack McMaster, Riley Tolman, Riley Howell, Rohan Grant, Harrison Close, Damian Lagesse, William Frampton, Dillon Papadopoulos, Robert Mariano, Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Jack Sunter, Willis Armstrong, Darius Hupfer, Jack Renouf, Jai Sutton Fifth row Carl Mignacca, Jed Wall, Jack Dwyer, Benjamin Cooper, Jeremy Fletcher, Rafael Leone, Luke Thompson, Matthew Minervini, Conor Noonan, Shae Davies, Dare-louvain Gillam, Nathan Simich, Keenan Parker, Luke Ryan, Adam Pirozzi, Fortunato Lanzara Fourth row Connor Read, Lewis Pippet, Simon Smith, Shane Skinner, Michael Zoiti, Mitchell Palmer, Justin Landro, Brendan Landro, Benjamin Studniczky, Douglas McDonald, Nathan Gooderson, Timothy Arnott, Joel Bennett, John Hayes, Lorenzo Fogliani, Marc Bonanno, Ben Anandappa Third row Sean Danagher, Kale Miller, Madison Holman, Matthew French, Declan Sinnott, Thomas Godsall, Matthew Dart, Jacob Herbert, Brett Picken, Benjamin Sheridan, Zane Gordon, Alessandro Monaco, Nathan Gleeson, Thomas Martella, Aidan Liddelow, Krystan Allen, Luke Prendergast, Anthony Collova Second row James Rayner, Mauricio Talero Solorza, Jamie Foster, Andre Abreu, Kai Plunkett, Kayden Fernandes, Nicholas Gordon, Alexander Ricciardo, Bill Golding, Jacob Morris, Alexander Spencer, Julian Mugnes, Samuel Mudie, Reynald Ipapo, Casey Skinner, Cooper Russell, Oliver Kohlen Front row Nicholas Lomma, Benjamin Dixon, Joe Wells, Joel Pita, Max Caniglia, Mr Tony Pitos, Mr Domenic Burgio, Jonathon O’Neill, Mr Shaun Kenny, Alex Skinner, Mrs Jennifer Lawlor, Mr Craig Dowsett, Mark Quattrini, Harrison Carmody, Kane Wieland, Jason Fernandes, Anthony Baccala Absent Joshua Barrett, Luke Beard-Miller, Christian Deller, Jacob Lane, Samuel Lawrence, Koen Matera, Óran O’Connor, Thomas White, Fraser Wigham

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Above Jason De Gennaro (Year 8) with Mentor teacher, Ms Candice Brown, celebrating Ash Wednesday Cover Tim Bayley received the 2013 Year 7 Instrumental Music subject prize

Landro, Justin

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Sunter, Jack

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Abreu, Andre

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Lane, Jacob

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Sutton, Jai

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Allen, Krystan

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Lanzara, Fortunato

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Talero Solorza, Mauricio

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Anandappa, Ben

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Lawrence, Samuel

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Thompson, Luke

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Armstrong, Willis

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Leone, Rafael

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Tolman, Riley

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Arnott, Timothy

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Liddelow, Aidan

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Wall, Jed

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Barrett, Joshua

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Lomma, Nicholas

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Wells, Joe

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Beard-Miller, Luke

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Mariano, Robert

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White, Thomas

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Bennett, Joel

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Martella, Thomas

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Wieland, Kane

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Bonanno, Salvatore

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McDonald, Douglas

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Wigham, Fraser

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Caniglia, Max

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McMaster, Jack

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Zoiti, Michael

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Carmody, Harrison

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Mignacca, Carl

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Close, Harrison

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Miller, Kale

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Collova, Anthony

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Minervini, Matthew

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Cooper, Benjamin

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Monaco, Alessandro

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Danagher, Sean

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Morris, Jacob

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Dart, Matthew

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Mudie, Samuel

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Davies, Shae

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Mugnes, Julian

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Deller, Christian

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Noonan, Conor

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Dixon, Benjamin

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O’Connor, Óran

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Dwyer, Jack

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O’Neill, Jonathon

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Fernandes, Jason

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Palmer, Mitchell

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Fernandes, Kayden

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Papadopoulos, Dillon

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Fletcher, Jeremy

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Parker, Keenan

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Fogliani, Lorenzo

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Picken, Brett

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Fosdick-McGrath, Daniel

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Pippet, Lewis

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Foster, Jamie

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Pirozzi, Adam

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Frampton, William

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Pita, Joel

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French, Matthew

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Plunkett, Kai

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Gillam, Dare-louvain

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Prendergast, Luke

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Gleeson, Nathan

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Quattrini, Mark

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Godsall, Thomas

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Rayner, James

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Golding, Bill

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Read, Connor

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Gooderson, Nathan

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Renouf, Jack

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Gordon, Nicholas

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Ricciardo, Alexander

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Gordon, Zane

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Russell, Cooper

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Grant, Rohan

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Ryan, Luke

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Hayes, John

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Sheridan, Benjamin

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Herbert, Jacob

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Simich, Nathan

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Holman, Madison

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Sinnott, Declan

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Howell, Riley

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Skinner, Alex

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Hupfer, Darius

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Skinner, Casey

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Ipapo, Reynald

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Skinner, Shane

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Kohlen, Oliver

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Smith, Simon

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Lagesse, Damian

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Spencer, Alexander

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Landro, Brendan

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A CATHOLIC SCHOOL IN THE EDMUND RICE TRADITION

Thank you to the Academic Excellence Programme Literature & Media Group who assisted in editing and photographing this publication.

Year 8 Toby Tomlinson Year 9 Keane Bourke, Paul Jardine-Clarke, Mitchell McGrath, Ryan Pace, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden Year 11 Joshua Kestel Editor and Designer Cherie Butcher Proofreaders AEP Literature & Media Group, Michelle Ainsworth, Cherie Butcher and Shaun Kenny

Above left to right The Jazz Orchestra performing at Open Day, NAIDOC Week football game versus Clontarf Aboriginal College Right top to bottom Byron Jacob-Keenan (Year 8), In the Science Lab, Toby Tomlinson (Year 8) in Blessed Edmund Chapel 002

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REPORTS

Foreword | Principal | Vice Principal | Deputy Principal Board | Business Manager | College Captain

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COMMUNITY

The CBC Journey | Old Boy’s Association Parent Council | Music Parent Group

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STAFF

Vale | Salvete and Valete

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HOUSE REPORTS

Morgan | Patrick | Rice | Samson

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ACADEMIC

Honours and Colours | Awards

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LEARNING AREAS

Religious Education | Academic Excellence Programme | Arts | English ICT | Italian | The Ideas Shop | Mathematics | Outdoor Education Physical & Health Education | Science | Society & Education Workplace Learning & VET

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TOURS AND IMMERSIONS

Italian & Visual Art | Kiwirrkurra Music Singapore | Philippines | Rugby

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SPORT

Athletics | Australian Rules Football | Basketball | Cricket | Cross Country Hockey | Rowing | Rugby | Sailing | Soccer | Surfing | Swimming Tennis | Water Polo

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Symbols of our Journey | Senior Ball | Class of 2013

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COLLEGE ROLL CALL

Year 7 | Year 8 | Year 9 | Year 10 | Year 11 | Year 12

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Foreword WE CONGRATULATE YOU ON THE SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS WITH THEIR ASSOCIATED JOY AND EXCITEMENT THAT HAVE OCCURRED DURING THE PAST YEAR. Executive Director EREA Mr Wayne Tinsey

Edmund Rice Education Australia embraces 47 Catholic schools in the Edmund Rice tradition in every state and territory of Australia.

This network of schools continues to value the extraordinary opportunities afforded to thousands of young people as each of these schools continues to challenge their students to make a difference in their world.

This is being achieved through a multiplicity of experiences which are embraced by the four Touchstones of our Charter: Gospel Spirituality, Liberating Education, Inclusive Community and Justice and Solidarity. It is heartening to continually witness faithfulness and passion to our Charter as the varied expressions of these Touchstones are being lived out in our schools.

It is also heartening to acknowledge the continued mission of our 24 Associate Catholic schools in the Edmund Rice tradition who, through their past connections with the Edmund Rice story and the Christian Brothers, have embraced elements on our Charter Touchstones with similar passion and commitment.

This combination of school networks enables wonderful opportunities for sharing in the vision and mission of Catholic education throughout all of our Australian states and territories.

We congratulate you on the significant achievements with their associated joy and excitement that have occurred during the past year.

We also acknowledge the trials and disappointments with the associated sadness that some of our schools have had to bear. We give gratitude

for all of those experiences which have brought you many blessings throughout the year. Your role in Catholic education and Edmund Rice Education Australia is applauded and we offer you our sincere and heartfelt thanks for your contribution to the development of the lives of our young people. We will continue to support your efforts as you endeavour to bring the Gospel to life in ways that are unique in your school community.

We offer you our warmest congratulations and sincere thanks for the contribution you have so freely afforded to Catholic education and for your faithfulness in living out our Charter. We continue to offer our support and best wishes to your community for a future that is both challenging and hope-filled.

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Principal’s Report WE HAVE A SCHOOL COMMUNITY OF WHICH WE MAY ALL BE JUSTIFIABLY PROUD; I HAVE ENORMOUS RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR ITS PAST AND EXCITEMENT FOR ITS FUTURE. Principal Mr Shaun Kenny

This report will refrain from providing a catalogue of the activities and achievements of the College during 2013. Although these have been many, they have been duly recognised as they occurred and have also been faithfully recorded in this yearbook. I’m sure you will be impressed by their number and diversity as you read on.

Instead, I would like to talk about three things – CBC Fremantle, family and Finland. Although one of these things may seem an unusual choice for such discussion, this sparsely populated Nordic country has much to teach us about education and social structure.

Just prior to the new millennium, members of the OECD and some partner countries decided to conduct what is called PISA testing – the Programme for International Student Assessment. This testing has been conducted every three years since 2000 and our College was randomly selected to participate in 2012.

In that year, more than 490,000

15 year-old students from over 70 countries took part. That set of results was released in December this year.

In all previous iterations of this testing, Finland has been at or near the top of the rankings. Over the same period, Australia’s performance has been above average but steadily declining. Another significant finding is that Australia has one of the greatest differentials between its top performing group of students and its lowest. Finland has the smallest difference between its most and least able students.

So what is it about the country of Finland and its education system which distinguishes it so consistently? Well, it is certainly not the specific training or capacity of its students to sit tests. There are no mandated standardised tests in Finland, apart from one exam at the end of a student’s last year of high school. There are no rankings and no comparisons between students, schools or regions. In fact, they are not particularly proud of their

excellent international classification – one which they replicate in areas such as health and social support.

They are actually somewhat bemused by their success. As the Director General of Education in Finland, Pasi Sahlberg, has said, “Equality is the most important word in Finnish education. We prepare children to learn how to learn – not how to take a test.”

Compare this attitude with the fixation we have in this country with NAPLAN, MySchool websites, school league tables and public versus private school debates. The January issue of our local newspaper, which contains the How Your School Rates liftout, is among the highest selling issues of the year. This analysis seeks to express complex and meaningful educational outcomes in the form of hard data derived from simplistic and one-dimensional measures.

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Finland’s attitude to education is an extension of its concern for the wellbeing of its citizens in general.

Here are some other interesting facts: • Formal schooling commences at age seven in Finland and each school day is typically about an hour shorter than in Australia.

Non-compulsory pre-school exists for six year-olds but is strictly play based. In Australia, we now have classes for three year-olds and day care available from 10 weeks of age.

• Homework is not assigned in Finland until high school. It is, however, assumed that parents will assist with literacy and numeracy development during the early years of a child’s development.

• Parents receive three years paid maternity leave for each child.

They also receive a substantial monthly payment for each child until they turn 17.

• It is almost unheard of for a child to arrive at school hungry or homeless.

• Welfare expenditure, including education, is just over 40% of GDP

in Finland. In Australia, this figure is just over 20% – about half.

• As a result, all education in Finland, including at tertiary level, is free. Health and dental care for all students is also free.

between schools based on such indicators. It is a school’s culture and values which should distinguish it. If you only measure the statistics, you miss the human element which is so critical at CBC Fremantle.

So what if any of this has implications for CBC Fremantle? The first learning I believe we can derive is that parents must be recognised by the school, and accept their status, as the first educators of their child. As I said at a recent Graduation Assembly, the family is the first school and parents are powerful models. We are blessed at this College with parents who understand and value the importance of the relationship between the home and school in the full formation of good young men – of gentlemen.

Thank you for the times when you trust in the judgement of the school and teach your sons important lessons about coping with adversity.

Finally, we can learn that we must seek excellence through equity.

We must strive to be sufficiently flexible to be able to accommodate individual need. It is my hope and aspiration for this College that it will be a school where each young man feels known and cared about. That it is a school committed to principles of social justice where all students are allowed and encouraged to fulfil their educational and human potential. This is perhaps an idealistic view but it is a vision which I believe we must keep in focus. I commend and thank all of the members of our community who work together towards its realisation.

We can also learn that the provision of quality education should be based on responsibility and trust – not on test-based or other superficial measures masquerading as accountability. There should be no place for marketplace competition

As part of this report, I would also like to offer thanks and acknowledgement to the many people who deserve them.

I would like to first recognise the contributions of Mr Terry Roberts, who is the Director of Regional >>

“WE CAN ALSO LEARN THAT THE PROVISION OF QUALITY EDUCATION SHOULD BE BASED ON RESPONSIBILITY AND TRUST – NOT ON TEST-BASED OR OTHER SUPERFICIAL MEASURES MASQUERADING AS ACCOUNTABILITY.”

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At College assemblies clockwise from right Emmanuel TerzoudisLumsden (Year 9), Daniel Bowater (Year 7), Alex Kelly (Year 7), Jai Sutton (Year 12), Samuel Sanginiti (Year 7) and Angus Grant (Year 7)

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Support for Edmund Rice Education Australia, and Mr Hamish Valentine, who is the Principal Schools Advisor for the Catholic Education Office. The approach of these two gentlemen is always supportive and helpful and CBC Fremantle is a better school for their involvement.

The longer I am at CBC the more appreciative I become of the goodwill and generosity of the staff. We are blessed with a group of people who prioritise the young men in their care and truly understand their obligations as positive role models.

I am sure that each of the students could testify to many occasions when teachers have gone well beyond their duty in caring for them. On behalf of everyone in our community, I wish to acknowledge the diligence and commitment of our staff.

One staff member I would like to especially recognise is Mr Sandro Sandri. After 22 years of distinguished service to our school, he officially retired at the end of this year. It has

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been said of Sandro that he has filled every position at the College at some time over those years – including long service as the Deputy Principal and a shorter period as the Principal during 1992. Sandro has seen much positive change during his time at CBC Fremantle and the extent to which his personal involvement has contributed to this development at the College should not be underestimated. Thank you, Sandro, for your selfless nature, your concern for the countless students who have come under your care and for your love of our school.

Sadly, I also need to make special mention of one other staff member who is no longer with us at the College. The passing of Mr Ben Foley in May this year deeply touched so many in our community. Ben, or Mr Foley, depending upon how he was known to each of us, had a lasting impact upon those whose lives he graced during his 30 years.

He will always be remembered for his love of teaching, of his friends at work and his students. Ben was

At College assemblies, left to right Ryan Clark, Trey Moloney, boys in a row, Antonino Marceca and Griffyn Waters at Remembrance Day

a passionate man who saw the good in life and in others. His smile and optimism, which was maintained throughout much of his adversity, will be greatly missed. Farewell, Ben – you will remain in our hearts throughout the years to come.

Further thanks are also due to all of the parents who contribute to the efficient functioning of the College in formal ways and through your implicit support of its decisions and direction. Thank you to Mr Rob Leicester and the members of the College Board, Mr Tim Allan and the Parent Council, Mr George Ayres and the CBC Old Boys’ Association, Mrs Pam Formby and the Music Parents Group and all of the others who work in a more formal volunteer capacity in support of our school. Your efforts are greatly valued.

In Father Tony Maher, the College has an outstanding Chaplain and a special friend. His willingness to assist in every aspect of the liturgical life of the school and his wisdom

when speaking with the boys are a great benefit to the spiritual development of every young man at the College. We are very grateful for his presence and service.

Thank you also to the members of the Christian Brothers for the wonderful legacy which informs so much of our thinking. We know that we stand on the shoulders of all who went before us when we achieve anything as a school. Their ongoing interest, involvement and inspiration are greatly appreciated.

And finally, a special thank you to our students. While many are formally recognised for a variety of achievements throughout the year, it is their ongoing commitment to their formation as young gentlemen which makes their families and our school justifiably proud of them.

We have much to celebrate at CBC Fremantle – a strong tradition to ground us and an exciting future to envisage. I look forward to sharing it with each of you.

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Vice Principal’s Report THE PASTORAL CARE TEAM DOES NOT CEASE IN ITS AIM TO PROVIDE TOP QUALITY SERVICE TO THE BOYS IN OUR CARE, AND THE SATISFACTION IS IN THE FINAL TOP QUALITY RESULT OF OUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. Vice Principal Mr Domenic Burgio

2013 has been a very busy and exciting year for the College.

Building on the outstanding work of my predecessor and the fantastic culture established in the College is a challenge, and members of our staff are wholeheartedly committed to ensuring that the Pastoral Care extended to our boys is second to none. It continues to be our number one priority to provide a community based on Gospel values, and aimed at the formation of outstanding young men.

The year has seen several developments in the Pastoral Care portfolio. Firstly, we had the internationally renowned Maggie Dent present to our staff.

Maggie is an author, educator, and parenting and resilience specialist with a particular interest in the early years and adolescence.

A passionate advocate for the healthy, common sense raising of children in order to strengthen families and communities, Maggie has a broad perspective and depth of knowledge based on modern research and ancient wisdom that

she shared with our staff. It was very encouraging to hear Maggie affirm the College’s direction, and she was even gracious enough to make the following comment on her Facebook page: “Had a wonderful day working with CBC Fremantle yesterday – a boys’ College that really honours the bumpy journey to adulthood with deep respect and empathy. It was simply a privilege to work with such dedicated professionals. A whole school full of boy champions!”

Such praise from someone who visits hundreds of schools is certainly reassuring, but the quest to continue to improve service to our boys is never-ending.

This year has seen some preparatory work for our move into the new Pastoral Care Centre in early 2014.

Members of the Pastoral Board have visited several other schools, trying to establish best practice with regard to the operation of a onestop Student Services building. From next year we will have all our Heads of House, the College Counsellor, the Careers Advisor and the Vice

Principal in the same location.

Of course, this in itself does not mean a better quality delivery of service to our families, and we have already begun to restructure our working days, processes and planning to capitalise on the new environment.

In 2014, we will also add a Year 7 Transition Coordinator to further strengthen the delivery of Pastoral Care in the College. The members of the Pastoral Care team aim to be ‘lighthouses’ for all of our boys, especially those at the margins.

This should not come at the expense of boys who are ‘low maintenance’ just because they always do the right thing, and we plan to hold weekly meetings with about 12 to 15 boys each afternoon just to make sure all boys feel included and have a voice.

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and programmes that continue to build on the outstanding service for which our College is known.

2013 has been the first year we have adopted the tag line Today’s boys… tomorrow’s gentlemen. This line was not universally embraced when first pitched to the College Leadership Team; feelings of elitism and the use of an anachronistic term were causing doubt in some minds. During a Rite Journey class, boys were asked for their opinion, and given a list of potential tag lines to choose from.

When one of the boys, who had clearly heeded the messages we were promoting in The Rite Journey, offered his take, the deal was done.

He stood up and stated, “All boys eventually become men, but not all boys will become gentlemen.”

Simply put, but deep in its meaning, this Year 9 boy was saying that CBC Fremantle aims to have, as its point of difference, the development of young men who are far removed from the archetypal male defined only by their love of sports, beer and cars. While these three passions can, individually and collectively, be positive attributes of a man, we believe that a gentleman is so much more. Our boys are challenged to be sensitive; to make informed decisions; to embrace Gospel values that are immutable; to respect women; to speak out for the oppressed; to commit, to serve others; and to love.

The development of this gentleman takes place on our watch, as he grows physically and emotionally

“DURING THE YEAR, POSSIBLY MY GREATEST JOY IS TO OBSERVE A BOY PUT RIGHT AN ERROR OF JUDGMENT WHEN HIS FAMILY AND HIS SCHOOL STEADFASTLY HOLD HIM TO ACCOUNT, AND LOVE HIM UNCONDITIONALLY.”

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during his high school years. It is not a task we tackle alone; it is founded on the values and support of each boy’s family, and its success is greatly enhanced when the values of the family and the values of the College have perfect synchronicity.

During the year, possibly my greatest joy is to observe a boy put right an error of judgment when his family and his school steadfastly hold him to account, and love him unconditionally. When family and school work together, the product is inevitably successful.

I look forward to continuing to work with all members of our community to enhance the development of our young men, and sharing the joy of that journey with them.

Clockwise from right Mitchell Costello (Year 9) at Ash Wednesday, Mr Domenic Burgio as acolyte at St Patrick’s Basilica, Harrison Carmody at Year 12’s final assembly, Alex Skinner (Year 12) and Yordanos Yehualashet (Year 7) at Year 7’s first day, Ash Wednesday, Miss Lisa Tognolini at assembly

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Deputy Principal’s Report IF IT IS ON THE TIMETABLE, IT IS ACADEMIC, AND THE CONSTANT MESSAGE TO OUR STUDENTS IS TO STRIVE FOR PERSONAL EXCELLENCE. Deputy Principal Ms Marriann O’Neill

2013 started with the recognition of the strong performance by our students in the WACE 2012.

With a median Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) above the state average, we celebrated our outstanding results at a special assembly at the start of the year.

Congratulations to Joel Frewin, Benoit Gaffney, David King, Michael Messineo, Jordan Paynter and Ben Tomlinson who all received a Certificate of Commendation for obtaining 10 A grades over Years 11 and 12.

Congratulations also to Ben Anandappa who, as a Year 11 student in 2012, sat Mathematics 3C/D and received a Special Certificate of Distinction for an exam result in the top 0.5%.

At the beginning of the year we inducted into CBC Fremantle’s 95+ ATAR club the following students: Matthew Biddiscombe, Delaney Bruce, Ben Di Sabato, Joel Frewin, Benoit Gaffney, David King, Michael Messineo, Adrian Monaco, Riley Skipworth and Ben Tomlinson.

We also celebrated the College’s strong performance in Applied Information Technology 3A/B, Chemistry 3A/B, Economics 3A/B, English 2A/B, Mathematics 3C/D, Mathematics Specialist 3C/D and Physics 3A/B.

to join is keen. The boys wear their AEP badges with pride. The boys’ efforts are ably supported by our committed staff who offer a wide range of formal co-curricular groups to support students’ learning and to develop their many talents.

As always the new academic year started with the Year 7 cohort finding their feet, Year 10s positioning themselves for subject selection midyear, Year 11s becoming accustomed to their new courses and Year 12s preparing to do their best.

In addition to these formal moments, there are many informal, quiet moments, before and after school, at recess and lunchtime, where students striving to do their best are assisted by staff committed to helping them achieve personal excellence. I thank them all for their hard work and commitment.

We were pleased to welcome Mrs Liz Ashcroft to our Learning Support Team as our first Education Assistant and she has been a huge asset in our ability to academically assist our students. Along with Ms Margaret Crommy, Br Kevin Paull and a myriad of staff, the College continues to seek out personalised ways of developing our young men into gentleman and lifelong learners.

Our Academic Excellence Programme continues to find ways to engage and challenge our young men, and competition to be invited

I also extend a special thank you to the Heads of Learning Area, who are constantly looking for the best outcomes for students in their disciplines. Thanks also to the Academic Learning Prefects who have so ably assisted me this year, while continuing to maintain their own studies: Ben Anandappa, Kale Miller, Alessandro Monaco and Simon Smith.

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Board Report Chairman of the Board Mr Rob Leicester

The last decade has been a period of renewal for CBC Fremantle. The planning and work undertaken over this time has helped to establish a strong and positive identity for the College.

have been refurbished. In addition, the College has established a sacred space, with the establishment of the Blessed Edmund Chapel, and a new staff and student services building will be completed in early 2014.

With a clear strategic direction and values, that underpin everything we do, CBC Fremantle has come a long way and has an exciting future.

Guiding our boys through the transition from boyhood to becoming good men The College’s tag line, Today’s boys, tomorrow’s gentlemen, is a clear statement that underpins our values and how we see the important role of the College in assisting parents in the development of their boys.

Importantly, it is a place that contributes to the community and is known for guiding students to become gentlemen with strong values.

Over recent years there has been a focus on: Academic growth Providing educational experiences that challenge and extend our students to achieve personal excellence and to reach their potential has helped CBC Fremantle to continue to be listed in the top academic schools in the state in the Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR). The College also has strong academic support programmes.

Upgrading the College facilities Ensuring we are providing a quality learning environment for students and staff.

Over the last few years considerable progress has been made in this area.

New classrooms have been built and almost 50% of existing classes

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The pastoral care programmes at CBC Fremantle are outstanding.

The House system, through its vertical structure, and the Religious Education programme that focuses on the holistic spiritual formation of each student, are underpinned by strong teacher/student and school/family relationships. In addition, the recently introduced The Rite Journey is an educational programme that is unique in Western Australia to CBC Fremantle and is proving to be very special.

There are many people that continue to contribute to making CBC Fremantle a special place that is making a real difference.

Firstly, the Christian Brothers play a big part at CBC Fremantle by supporting our teaching staff and guiding our boys on their path to becoming gentlemen.

Fr Tony Maher, the College Chaplain, has a great connection with the College; his influence in the journey of our young men is considerable and very much appreciated.

Our Principal Shaun Kenny and his Leadership team have again provided outstanding management this year.

Together with the College’s teaching and other professional staff, they embody the values of CBC Fremantle and do such a fantastic job. These wonderful people do so much more than teach. They provide guidance and mentoring and are often confidants.

The College staff makes a difference to the lives of the young men at CBC Fremantle and help to guide them on their journey to being true gentlemen.

Finally, I acknowledge my Board colleagues for their passion for CBC Fremantle and for their work to support our Principal and his team.

Thank you to Greg Bruce, Angie Emanuele, Frank Iannantuoni, Nic Preston, Sandra Seman-Bourke, Anthony Sutton, Debbie Waddell and Paul Ziegelaar.

It is a privilege to be part of CBC Fremantle.

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Business Manager’s Report Business Manager Mr Tony Pitos

In order to operate efficiently, organisations usually develop a budget which outlines their proposed income and expenditure.

CBC Fremantle develops an operating budget in order to formulate a model that generates the fiscal capacity to accommodate the requirements associated with the College Strategic Plan, which incorporates the efficient delivery of education and the physical environment.

Actual revenue and expense is compared with that budgeted, and variance analysis provides a measure of control which allows an alignment with, or better than, budget expectations.

Tuition fees, facilities income and state and federal government grants are the main sources of revenue.

Income streams are applied to the outgoings in the College, and if there is a segmentation of income and expenditure, broadly the revenue derived from grant income would be applied in total to the wages and salaries expense. Tuition fees are vital to the operation of the College as these provide the fiscal capacity to debt service loans and provide funds to enable the general operations of the College.

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Although the income streams can be generally identified to expenditure categories, the combination of the revenue streams provide the funds to enable CBC to continue to develop both the physical environment and also the many other resources needed to keep the College abreast of any new developments in education and provide the optimum in pedagogy.

Expenditure within the College is identified with three main areas: salaries and wages, debt servicing, and operations and maintenance expenses. Salaries and wages are the largest cost area ,with teaching salaries the most significant component. Other expenditure relevant to the efficient operation of the College includes that related to utilities and maintenance and professional development of staff.

In 2013 tuition fees and charges have been increased 8%. This increase was deemed necessary due to continuing financial pressures on the College, including increases in teaching salaries and other general expense increases.

Pressure continues to be placed on tuition fees by the upward move in the Index of Cultural and Social

Advantage (IGSEA) of the College.

Determined by demographic data, the IGSEA indicates increased financial capacity of families in the CBC student catchment area. This upward movement has the effect of reducing the level of federal and state funding. Formulas for the calculation of funding are influenced by the IGSEA level and the IGSEA increase has the effect of reducing government funding allocations.

One aspect of the College finances not allowed to lose momentum is the collection of income. Ensuring that all tuition fees are received in the academic year of billing is imperative as the reliance on these funds is becoming greater due to movements in the pattern and level of government funding. In a similar manner expenditure must be monitored to ensure the best utilisation of resources. Continued measurement and control in these areas means that CBC will remain an affordable College with fees and charges significantly lower than other metropolitan boys’ schools.

The cessation of the National Secondary Schools Computer Fund has meant that the College has to internally fund the one-to-one computer programme. Students

CBC Fremantle Leadership Team left to right Mr Craig Dowsett, Mr Tony Pitos, Ms Marriann O’Neill, Mr Shaun Kenny, Mr Domenic Burgio and Mrs Jennifer Lawlor

in Year 12 in 2013 will be the last beneficiaries of the government provided one-to-one programme.

The College continues to maintain two computer laboratories for more sophisticated software programs. Desktops in Technology & Enterprise and the Music Room provide additional computer access.

The Laptop Centre in the College is maintained to provide the necessary repairs and generally service the programme in the College.

Continual auditing of the current environment and implementation of the most recent software plus the

installation of the latest hardware ensures that the College remains at the forefront of technology.

Capital development within the College during 2013 has been substantial with the construction of the new Student Services and staff facility well on the way to achieving the estimated completion date of 5 March 2014.

The refurbishment of classrooms continues with three rooms plus the renovation of the existing Staffroom and adjacent office into two additional classrooms.

CBC FREMANTLE 2013 BUDGET RECURRENT INCOME $11.6 MILLION Facilities 4%

Edmund Hall renovation has been completed and has been renamed as the Blessed Edmund Chapel, reopened as such at a ceremony on 8 September. The concept has been on the College Strategic Plan since 2002 and the benefits of having a sacred space on campus are immeasurable.

Capital development at the College has been significant and, when aligned with the cultural development together with strong academic and vocational programmes, provides the basis for the best possible outcomes for our students.

CBC FREMANTLE 2013 BUDGET RECURRENT EXPENDITURE $11.8 MILLION Recurrent debt servicing 3%

Operations & maintenance 25%

Fees 36%

Grants 60%

Salaries & wages 72%

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College Captain’s Address AT THE CLASS OF 2013 GRADUATION, COLLEGE CAPTAIN ALEX SKINNER SPOKE OF COMMUNITY AND THE BRIGHT FUTURE FOR HIS YEAR 12 COLLEAGUES. CBC Fremantle College Captain Alex Skinner

Tonight we gather to celebrate the ending of our journey and the beginning of another. We leave behind a part of our lives which has taught us so much, and hopefully prepared us for what lies ahead. It is a great achievement we have all made together, completing Year 12 with all the challenges it presents. Our parents, teachers and our friends have helped us learn what it is to be fine young men who exemplify the qualities of Edmund Rice.

Since beginning at CBC Fremantle way back in 2008, we have developed many relationships with other students and the staff, and before I continue, I would like to acknowledge the loss we all felt earlier this year.

Mr Foley was the epitome of the phrase ‘top bloke’ and was someone who I believe represented the inclusive community we have here at the College. He was someone with whom you could strike up a conversation about anything and he was so dedicated to the College and the students. Although he is not physically here with us tonight, in

a way I feel that he is. I’m sure he’s looking down on us now and is so proud of the young men we have become.

After tonight, we will have graduated from CBC Fremantle but there will always be a place for us here at the College. Whenever we walk through the front gates, we immediately feel a sense of peace and security. These positive sensations about the school have made it a home away from home. To the staff and the students, CBC seems like less of a school and more of a family. We look out for one another and care for one another, just like you would for your loved ones. It is certainly this culture of the College that we would love to see continue and flourish over the years.

In spending five years with a group of people, you are bound to make lasting memories. I’m sure in 10 years’ time we will have forgotten our ATAR scores or what Newton’s Laws are, but what will remain are the memories of the traits and talents of the 100 or so colleagues with whom we have had the privilege

of sharing our journey at CBC. Like James Rayner’s gift to play football like Gary Ablett Jr, Ben Anandappa’s ability to be really smart, Anthony Collova’s capacity as an exceptional cricket player, Nathan Simich’s ability to write amazing pieces of literature and Simon Smith’s skill to play guitar like John Mayer. It is these talents and memories that will be forever cherished in the years to come.

This journey we have experienced at CBC Fremantle has had a great effect on who we have become.

From personal experience, I’ve seen the way CBC transforms its students.

During my years at primary school, my reports were of a reasonable standard except for one key aspect: I always received the lowest possible rating for leadership skills and was considered a shy and introverted child. Reflecting back, it made me realise how far I have grown as a person and, without doubt, I have my family and the College to thank for bringing out the best in me.

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we would certainly recognise our transformation from young boys into gentlemen.

I feel that our parents are sometimes taken for granted and not thanked for their hard work over the years. Our parents do so much for us and ask for nothing in return. They support us and love us with all their hearts.

I can say that the work of all the parents here has certainly paid off.

Your sons are respectful, courteous and loving young gentlemen who I’m sure you are all very proud of.

We all very much appreciate what you have done for us and we thank you for the opportunities in life you have presented us with, above all for helping us choose a school that reflects your values, and shares your aspirations for us.

To the teachers, I would like to thank you for the endless hours of dedication and commitment you have given over the years. Albert Einstein said, “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.”

I believe that our teachers have done that. They have allowed us to find and follow our passions, talents and goals, which has given us direction for the future. I cannot thank you enough for all you have done for us over the years and hopefully we have made you very proud teachers.

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I would also like to thank Father Tony Maher for his spiritual guidance and the support he has given us over the years. His homilies during Mass have been a source of inspiration and allowed us to apply the values and teachings of Jesus into our modern lives, which will provide us with guidance and strength for the years ahead.

As our time at CBC draws to a close, it is a great chance to reflect upon the many experiences and memories we have shared together. There’s so much we’ve done together that we can be proud of as a year group: Duke of Edinburgh, the School Ball and the retreats are some of the things we have done over the years. The Duke of Edinburgh was a turning point in our journey from boys to gentlemen, and we shared that experience as a collective and cohesive unit. It developed and reinforced a set of morals and values that we will use for the rest of our lives. We witnessed and experienced courage, honour, respect and determination on the camp and I think at that moment, we, as a group, came closer together.

While the majority of us are stressing about the forthcoming WACE Exams, employment or further training, it is important to remember that the value of our time here at CBC is not determined by exams, jobs or future

study. Rather, it is the transformation that began on the first day we arrived. It is the attributes, resilience, self-reflection and commitment we have all learned to display while coming to understand that Gospel values are the ultimate guide to a happy and fulfilling life.

Finally, I would like to use my last words as College Captain to say something about my fellow students.

I speak right from the heart when I say that you are a most loyal group and it has been an honour to serve you. I look forward to continuing the relationships we have created over the years and cannot wait until our reunions, in years to come, to see you make great husbands and fathers. The future for you all is so very bright and I believe that you all have the capacity to make your dreams and aspirations a reality.

As the journey of adulthood beckons, I am confident to say that we are well prepared to experience this next chapter of our lives.

Thank you again to everyone who has helped us over the years. We look forward to entering the next exciting phase of our lives that I pray will be filled with peace and happiness.

PREFECTS Back row John Hayes, Óran O’Connor, Shae Davies, Riley Howell, Damian Lagesse, Rohan Grant, Matthew Minervini, Rafael Leone, Jeremy Fletcher Third row Benjamin Sheridan, Timothy Arnott, Nathan Gooderson, Mitchell Palmer, Carl Mignacca, Simon Smith, Michael Zoiti, Alessandro Monaco, Thomas Godsall Second row Luke Prendergast, Kale Miller, Ben Anandappa, Matthew French, Declan Sinnott, Thomas Martella, Nicholas Gordon, Marc Bonanno, Kai Plunkett, James Rayner Front row Benjamin Dixon, Mr Tony Pitos, Mr Domenic Burgio, Alex Skinner, Mr Shaun Kenny, Jonathon O’Neill, Mrs Jennifer Lawlor, Mr Craig Dowsett, Harrison Carmody Absent Thomas White, Ms Marriann O’Neill

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The CBC Journey OUR RITE OF PASSAGE CEREMONIES HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY AND COLLEGE WORKING TOGETHER FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR YOUNG MEN. Vice Principal Mr Domenic Burgio

Today’s boys… tomorrow’s gentlemen In 2013 this tagline was adopted by the College. Whether fortuitous, or a stroke of genius, it has come to encapsulate what happens to our boys here at CBC Fremantle.

The beautiful, fresh-faced boys we see on Day 1 in Year 7 blossom into the proud, responsible leaders who leave us with such dignity at the end of Year 12. What happens between these seminal moments is represented by those three dots in the tag line, and we refer to that time as the boys’ journey.

Interestingly enough, before the journey became part of the tag line lexicon, it had already appeared in a couple of other places. For many years now, and thanks to the foresight of the Parent Council, we have started the school year with an event that has come to be known as Share the Journey. In recent years this has become almost an initiation rite for our Year 7 boys. Last year the College introduced The Rite Journey, providing our Year 9 boys

with the opportunity to experience rites of passage and important life lessons. Both of these programmes have become pivotal signposts on the journey our boys undertake at CBC and provide a clear and positive road map for boys and their families on the successful navigation of their adolescent years.

SHARE THE JOURNEY A morning’s walk along the Swan River for dads and their Year 7 sons has become a signature event for our College and this year was again enthusiastically embraced by our community.

As the morning unfolded, it was very evident that a time of great significance and power was being shared by many of those present.

Contemporary society presents many potential role models for boys in the form of celebrities from all walks of life. Unfortunately, few of these people have any interest in their status as role models or possess the values that we would wish our own children to develop. One of the important objectives of Share the

Journey is to remind the boys that their dad is someone with a wealth of life experience who loves them unconditionally.

With the help of a programme of questions and prompts to encourage dads to talk with their sons about their own life experiences, Share the Journey participants walked along the Swan River from Point Walter to the Bicton Baths and back again, taking in the various historical and ecological landmarks along the way. Mr David Fienberg and his son Jordie (Class of 2011) delivered poignant and thought-provoking talks at different times during the morning, and the walk finished with a community sausage sizzle.

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“AT CBC FREMANTLE WE RECOGNISE THAT PARENTS WANT THEIR SONS TO MATURE INTO YOUNG MEN WITH STRONG VALUES WHICH THEY UNDERSTAND AND REPRESENT FAITHFULLY.”

positive self-image, forming mutually beneficial friendships and having a healthy respect for women.

These aims are clearly compatible with the broader pastoral development programme undertaken by the College and I’m sure they are also outcomes that every family is working hard to achieve at home. Perhaps the real power of this programme rests in its simplicity and capacity to remind dads about the critical function they play in the lives of their sons. Share the Journey emphasises the fact that opportunities to interrelate need to be consciously arranged. If we delay the accumulation of ‘frequent father points’, the years and the opportunities can quickly pass by.

I commend all of the fathers who had the courage and foresight to attend the morning’s programme and to make this essential investment in their sons.

THE RITE JOURNEY In almost ideal conditions at the end of a very warm day, our Year 9 students, their families and friends gathered with many of the College staff in Week 5 of the first term to officially launch The Rite Journey for 2013. The setting at Monument Hill

added poignancy to the significance of the occasion as these boys were challenged to reflect upon their past and commit to their futures as young men.

This programme has tremendous resonance with our purpose as a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice Tradition. At CBC Fremantle we recognise that parents want their sons to mature into young men with strong values which they understand and represent faithfully. Furthermore, they want the gentlemen who graduate from this school to be active and informed citizens who are well prepared for the morally complex world they will encounter. As a school, we seek to assist families in this formative process wherever possible.

The following excerpt from the introduction I delivered at the ceremony encapsulates the intent of The Rite Journey: “Every parent wishes for their child a life full of happiness, joy, success and good health. But more than this, the parents, teachers and mentors of CBC boys hope that all of these blessings are built on a foundation of faith, service, sound values and leadership. It is for this reason that

we work together to provide the support you need now, will need in the near future and will one day give to your own children.

“Much of what determines the kind of man you will be, the kind of husband you will be, the kind of father you will be and the kind of son you will be to your elderly parents, will be reflected in the way you handle the adversity you will encounter on your journey to manhood. The skills and resilience you build as a result of overcoming the next obstacle will make each subsequent hurdle easier to clear.”

CBC Fremantle continues to place great emphasis upon helping each of our students to build resilience and to discern those values which are critical to the development of a good young man.

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Class of 1993 at their 20 year reunion

Old Boys’ Association Report President Old Boys’ Association Mr George Ayres

CBC Fremantle Old Boys’ Association seeks to maintain the strong community and friendship connections that we enjoyed as students. Young Old Boys and old Old Boys are encouraged to remain in contact and keep in touch with the increasing prosperity and success of our College.

As such, the Old Boys’ Association was pleased to invite graduates from the Classes of 1988, 1993 and 2003 back to CBC for their 25, 20 and 10 year reunions respectively.

The events were very successful and encouraged a closer network amongst the alumni who attended.

Several teachers from those years also attended, and tours of the College showcased the wonderful additions, renovations and plans for the future of our old school.

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and spouses to catch up with the news of family and share tales from the past. John is a strong supporter of the College, and we thank him for his contribution to this wonderful event.

On behalf of the Committee, I would like to thank Lyn McGowan, Verna Buck and Maria Lo Presti for their donations again this year, which assists with maintaining the James McGowan Bursary.

At the beginning of the year, we are always pleased to welcome new Old Boys back for the Year 13 breakfast which was held at the Left Bank Restaurant. Looking very relaxed after their holidays, and ready to embark on the new stage in their academic pursuits or career paths, the graduates of 2012 were full of plans and ambitions. We wish them well for their future and hope to see more of them at Old Boy events.

We would also like to thank all of the CBC staff for their hard work and help during the past year.

Every year the Old Boys’ Association provides a Bursary for a student who would otherwise be unable to attend the College for financial reasons. The recipient is chosen by the Principal and remains anonymous to the Old Boys, and indeed the community, and we were pleased to be able to assist this boy gain a valuable education.

And finally I would like to thank the Old Boys’ committee for their efforts during 2013 and their continuing dedication to ensuring the Old Boy’s Association’s activities are successful.

Looking to the future, the Old Boys’ Association encourages the graduates of 2013 to continue their association with the College community by remembering to update contact details and send news of any adventures and successes to include in the College magazine.

God bless the young gentlemen of CBC Fremantle, and the best of luck to this year’s graduating cohort.

Mara Hayes, Phil O’Neill, Marie Allan, Tim Allan and Michael O’Connor at the Year 7 Parent Wine and Cheese Evening

Parent Council Report President Parent Council Mr Tim Allan

The strong sense of community and belonging has certainly been palpable during the academic year of 2013 at CBC Fremantle. As the year draws to a close I would like to reflect on the events that have been facilitated by the Parent Council.

We started the year with the incoming Year 7 parent morning tea, giving the new parents an opportunity to mingle and meet others. This was then followed by the annual Year 7 parent wine and cheese evening; a great occasion to share a glass of wine and enjoy the company of new friends in a relaxed environment.

Open Day was once again a huge success, with many families coming to visit the school and see for themselves the wonderful facilities we have at the College. Many of the tour groups were led by some fine young men from the school, and it was wonderful to see those keen faces explaining to the parents and younger boys how the school works and showing off the various departments and activities.

Share the Journey is a unique and special concept developed by some of the Parent Council members around five years ago. The morning allows fathers and sons to spend some quality time together and reflect on their relationship, as the boys embark on their own journey to becoming a man. I have seen this event grow enormously and this year around 160 dads and sons attended.

I would like to thank Michael O’Connor for his work in developing this wonderful opportunity for both fathers and sons.

In May we hosted the Mother’s Day morning tea. I am positive there wasn’t a dry eye in the gym after some very heartfelt words by the boys and Mr Burgio. Father’s Day in September was also very well attended with dads and boys enjoying each others company with a bacon and egg burger in hand!

Relationships Australia again presented a workshop on mums raising sons and also dealing with the challenges of having fathers involved in FIFO work. Heartfelt thanks to

Sophie Benson for initiating and growing this event.

As the end of the year draws near I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those on the Parent Council for all the time and effort you all put into supporting College events.

We also welcome new members Barry Bourne, John Atkinson, Brenda Munro, Judy McShane and Leon Yurak.

I would also like to make special mention of the outgoing members of the Parent Council: Sophie Benson, Enzelia Fogliani, Michael O’Connor and Phil O’Neill. Your dedication and tireless work are very much appreciated. You should all be very proud of the legacy you leave at Ellen Street.

I wish the graduating class of 2013 every success. As you walk out the gates for the last time, always know you will always be CBC men and will always carry CBC in your hearts.

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Music Parents’ Group Report President Music Parents’ Group Ms Pam Formby

This year has been a busy one for the CBC Music boys and the Music Parents Group (MPG). Sadly some of us (including me) will be moving on after this year as our Year 12 boys go out into the big wide world.

I hope that a few new parents will step up to fill our places.

It has been great to see a resurgence of music at the school after a couple of quieter years. The Jazz Orchestra and Big Band continue with an everwidening repertoire, even venturing into the realms of pop music. The two Guitar Ensembles also continue strongly, along with the relatively new Saxophone Ensemble and Brass Ensemble, as well as old faithfuls, the College Choir and Music Ministry (previously known as the God Band).

Our fabulous fundraising team of Charlie Fowler and Marian Walter got straight to work, successfully securing sponsorship and donations early in the year, which allowed us to run some very successful fundraising at each of our events throughout the year.

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We had another wonderful camp in May at Woodman’s Point, culminating in a fun performance on Sunday morning.

June was a big month with the JO playing at Clancy’s Fish Pub. Jazz on the Swan this year was reborn as Jazz at the Club at the South Fremantle Football Club. As always, a big thank you to all the committee members who helped with the planning, at the door and with selling raffle tickets.

Probably the highlight of the year for many of the boys was a successful tour to Singapore in July, enjoyed by a group of 16 Year 10 to 12 boys.

They performed at a number of venues and with a couple of schools, although apparently they found time for plenty of tourist activities as well.

We also had another successful ViPA evening in August at the Fremantle Town Hall. It was wonderful to have Stella from Iona singing with the JO. We missed Frank Williams providing supper this year, but the committee did a sterling job of preparing food.

Thanks to all the committee who assisted on the evening.

Finally, I would like to extend a huge thank you to the committee members who assisted in 2013, in particular Nancy Hourani (Vice President), Geraldine Thompson (Secretary), Brigette Liddelow (Treasurer), Charlie Fowler (Fundraising), Marian Walter (Fundraising and Uniform Coordinator), Michael O’Connor (Parent Council Representative), Moya Foxwell (committee member always willing to help and stood in to take the minutes on several occasions). Thank you to all those others who regularly attended meetings (Susanne Sutton, Karen Clifford, Tim and Andrea Leen, Jo Read, Phillip Hoy, Michelle Romano and Angela Natale) and all those who gave your support and assistance wherever and whenever it was needed. Thank you also to Shane Mancuso, who always attends our meetings and works so hard to give our boys a great musical experience.

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Vale Ben Foley Head of Science Mrs Jennifer Lawlor

The staff, students and the CBC community all lost a dear friend and colleague this year. Ben Foley passed away on Monday 6 May, the first day back for staff in Term 2. The sadness was palpable.

No words that I can write will ever be able to capture his nature, his smile, his hugs and his laugh.

Mr McGrath recalls asking the boys how training went, saying: “Did Mr Foley get in the water?” The boys would answer with deep respect, “He shredded”, or “He carved up.”

They were in awe of him and his God-given natural abilities in the sport for which he had a deep passion.

I have always been very proud to say I teach and work at CBC, and I can attribute a lot of that to the people with whom I work. Ben was part of all that with his wicked sense of humour and a smile so warm and infectious that that you wanted to be around him.

Ben epitomised the attitudes and behaviours of a good young man, selfless and kind. He was social with staff, some of the lads on staff remember great fishing trips; and volunteering for camps.

His impact on students went well beyond the walls of the classroom.

Ben was most at home outside.

He loved all things related to the water, surfing being a huge passion and he shared this with the boys early on Friday mornings.

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I would often be in the Science office while he taught Year 7 and 8 lessons.

I loved listening to those classes – they sounded fun and relaxed, and kids clearly felt free to ask questions.

There was a respect there, yet the boys could take the mickey out of him and him to them; the banter was great.

Ben made it easy to come to work.

He was a team player, he would let you know if he didn’t agree, but once a decision was made he would move on. You always knew where you stood with Ben; he was honest, sincere, and generous with his time.

He was fun to be around, had great energy and a top sense of humour, essential traits for teaching boys.

It does not seem fair or right that we say goodbye so early in the piece.

He was at the top of his game in a job he chose to make his career, newly married to gorgeous Eve and together sharing a beautiful little boy, Ry, as new and loving parents.

There is something immeasurably sad about a life cut far too short.

The realisation that parents must lay their child to rest; that a wife will no longer have her husband beside her in bed at night; a child so young he cannot yet tell his dad he loves him,

who leaves behind a brother and sisters now missing a piece of their special bond, and all the friendships that will not grow old.

If losing Ben is to show us anything, let it be to recognise the fragility of life. Love the ones you are with, treasure your family and your friendships. Let your hearts, thoughts and prayers go to Ben’s wife Eve, son Ry, and the Foley family.

I am sure that looking down on us Ben’s thoughts may align with this poem: Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there; I do not sleep.

I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sun on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain.

When you awaken in the morning’s hush I am the swift uplifting rush

Of quiet birds in circling flight.

I am the soft starlight at night.

Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there; I did not die.

Elizabeth Frye Ben my friend, you were a good man – a gentleman – the highest compliment I can give to any man.

You were a gentleman and I’m blessed, we are blessed, to have known you.

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Finance Officer Teaching Accounts Receivable Teaching Teaching Receptionist Teaching Teaching

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WEDD CUP RESULTS 2013 Morgan

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25

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Arts

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35

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Ministry

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50

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Sports

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Head of Morgan House Mr Adrian Correia

The students of Morgan House have had a very successful year and I have been proud to see the passion, spirit and determination these gentlemen show in all areas of College life.

Being a Catholic school in the tradition of Edmund Rice, service has once again been the cornerstone of our House. The students have been outstanding in their generosity and care for those less fortunate than themselves. Many of our staff and boys have donated their time and effort towards supporting many local charities such as Good Start Breakfast, Soup Patrol, Red Cross, the Christmas Appeal and many more, all under the guidance of the College Christian Service Coordinator Ms Emily Bowran.

This generosity also extends to our wider community with the parents of Morgan House offering overwhelming support for our fundraising activities, and I feel privileged to be involved in such a great community that is the Morgan family.

Spiritually, our College continues to flourish, with the opening of the College Chapel giving the boys a sacred place in which to reflect.

Morgan boys have been sensational in their support of the religious opportunities provided to them.

Our House Masses have been enthusiastically attended and provided significant opportunities for our House to gather together.

Thank you to Mrs Vera Moura who organises and coordinates our liturgies.

The Arts showcased the vast amount of creative talent Morgan students have to offer. It is always a pleasure to witness the results of the hard work of our students and it never ceases to amaze me how creative and talented the boys from Morgan House are.

In the sporting arena, the champions of Morgan House continued to shine.

The beauty of the carnivals we have at CBC is that the scoring systems are all based on participation and the boys giving their best effort, and this is something that is ingrained

in the gentlemen of Morgan.

Although this House spirit was not reflected in the final result at the Swimming Carnival, it is what led to us having an overwhelming victory at the Athletics, with Morgan House having significantly more numbers volunteering for pre-carnival events than any other House.

Our College Prefects and House Councillors did a magnificent job this year helping with activities that have been influential in generating House spirit. We have a fine group of young Catholic leaders in Morgan House and these gentlemen should be proud of their efforts.

I would like to thank our wonderful Mentor teachers, Ms Petrina Brewer, Mrs Andrea Fitzpatrick, Mr Jason Matthews, Mr Ross Websdale, Mrs Candice Brown, Mr Geoff Buss, Ms Angela Calanni and Mrs Caroline Denny for their outstanding support.

With this calibre of teachers, it is no wonder CBC Fremantle produces such delightful gentlemen.

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MORGAN 1 Back row Lucas Fleming, Sean Duncanson, Samuel Babalola, Riley Howell, Christopher Di Sabato, Luke Christmas, Joshua Pereira, Philippe Albano Middle row Cooper Russell, Andre Abreu, Jayden Di Lazzaro, Jonathon Nolan, Daniel Lomma, Jacob Donnelly, Jaidyn Atkinson, Rupert Fellman, Ms Petrina Brewer Front row Jake Abreu, Andrew Albano, Christian Benson, Scott Urbano, Fraser Russell, Ryan Pace, Joel Abreu, Cody Dixon, Mitchell Pace Absent Joshua Mascarenhas, Blake Millward, Declan O’Toole

MORGAN 2 Back row Samuel Grosse, Jack Marshall, Luke Beard-Miller, Willis Armstrong, Alexander Burt, Connor Potts, Lucas Pacheco Third row Kennedy Sorrell, Harry Burt, Timothy Arnott, Benjamin Green, Jeremy Terranova, Stephen Bacelic, Jordan Filippin Second row Benjamin Parker, Matthew Moore, Joe Wells, Tyler Sorrell, Henry Scurry, Samuel Sanginiti, Jack Garbellini, Mrs Andrea Fitzpatrick Front row Thomas Bailey, Brodie Telling, Nathan Standley, Kaleb Milsom, Jake Bacelic, Ryan Abreu, Kyle Kennedy Absent Joshua Barrett 044

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MORGAN 3 Back row Joe Harding, Benjamin Pendergast, Samuel Harlick, Dylan Smith, Adam Pirozzi, Matthew Cooper Third row Nick Menegola, Samuel Mudie, Alex Skinner, Finbar Gaffney, Luke Pirozzi, Bill Golding, Adam Shoeib Second row Keane Bourke, Christopher Martin, Reynald Ipapo, Sean Henry, Harry Golding, Jackson McReady, Zakaria Hourani, Mr Jason Matthews Front row Jacob Shales, Julian Nardi, Yusef Hourani, Thomas Barnett, Yordanos Yehualashet, Joshua Muir, Noah Ferguson

MORGAN 4 Back row Connor Fordham, Reece Redworth-Maley, Simon Smith, Michael Zoiti, Nicholas Harris, Joseph Caputi, Jason Phillips Third row Adam De Gennaro, Matthew Burd, Cameron Jaques, Zachary Carton, Isaac Mitchell, Jack Masters, Mark Zoiti Second row Joshua Kestel, Jason De Gennaro, Anthony Baccala, Conor Hars, Gianni Rifici, Brodee Knight, Ryan De Gennaro, Mrs Candice Brown Front row Justin Oliveri, Cooper Hagan, Jordan Bevilacqua, Luca Rifici, Spencer Stevenson, Adrian Ciampini, David Oliveri Absent Zachary Maddy-Irvine

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MORGAN 5 Back row Andre Carozza, Max De Campi, Nathan Rowe, Jack Sunter, Carl Mignacca, John Hayes, Darcy Sunter Third row Declan Sinnott, Ethan Spiers, Jayden Thomas, Adam Lomma, Benjamin Sheridan, Jonathon O’Neill, Henri du Cladier de Curac Second row Charlie Regan, Adrian Hunter, Alexander Winner, James Crevald, Nicholas Hayes, Kimberley Forrest, Christian Edwards, Mr Geoff Buss Front row Benjamin Hamilton, Benjamin Cocksey, Adam Spinozzi, Ashley Humphreys, Samuel Sheridan, Harrison Stewart, James Ferguson Absent Ethan Licari

MORGAN 6 Back row Matthew French, Julian Mugnes, Trey Moloney, Darius Hupfer, Christian Richards, Matthew Dart, Reece Jaschke Third row Alexander Natale, Brodie Soltoggio, Jordan Green, Jack Norman, Eddie Watkins, Michael French, Callum Cosgriff Second row Jayden Ramos, James Covich, Marcus McIntyre, Hugo Salvage, Joshua Baker, Austin Keyte, Isaac Richards, Ms Angela Calanni Front row Jordan Culin, Ryan Watson, Luke Turley, Harrison Read, Isaac Moloney, Yosh Utama, Jai Cosgriff

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MORGAN 7 Back row William David, Connor Spencer, Mitchell Palmer, Scott Russell, Alexander Stapleton, Damon Miles Third row Lachlan Hinton, Mitchell Hinton, Thomas David, Harrison Close, Ryan Pratt, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Jordan Correia Second row Damiano De Gennaro, Jacob Toomath, Nicholas Lomma, Benjamin Lombardo, James Rayner, Jacob Fitzpatrick, Anthony Lomma, Mrs Carol Denny Front row Nicholas Veletta, Preston Hinton, Alexander McGuffin, Matthew Read, Keegan Di Prinzio, Alban Rees, Ari Brierley Figueiredo Absent Isaac Rowe

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Head of Patrick House Mr Brent Butcher

Mary Lydon Simonsen’s wise words, “Determination, effort, and practice are rewarded with success”, have played an integral part in the Patrick House community this year.

At CBC Fremantle we continually challenge and encourage our students to strive for personal excellence. This concept permeates everything Patrick House stands for; it allows every boy to attain success in many facets of College life.

This year the students of Patrick House have delivered on the challenges put before them, often with a smile but always with passion.

Academic excellence is central to our community and the students of Patrick House have once again been rewarded for their efforts with many successes. For some it is via the extrinsic receiving of awards and certificates whilst for many others it is the intrinsic reward of knowing that they have achieved to the very best of their ability. I commend all students who have experienced personal excellence in this area.

Spirituality is at the core of CBC Fremantle; it is the story of Jesus Christ that permeates our House and compels the care, compassion and service of others. The students have been active members of House Masses and are especially proud to be the first College group to celebrate the Eucharist in the new Chapel.

The most important component of Patrick House is the community; it is an inclusive and loving environment that acknowledges success, challenges standards and maintains values. This community is only as strong as the three pillars that support it – the students, their parents and the staff.

Service is a strength of our House and once again the students have displayed their willingness to share their time and efforts to improve the lives of others. This was highlighted by the outstanding House fundraiser where we were able to raise a substantial sum which was used to improve the quality of life for others within our society.

I thank the gentleman of Patrick and their parents for another outstanding year, and I would like to acknowledge Dr Aidan Holohan, Ms Marilyn Schmidt, Ms Emily Bowran, Mrs Vera Moura, Ms Vanessa Ricciardi, Mr Marius Van Dongen, Mr Louis Miller, Mr Stephen Hunter and Mr Paul Woodhouse for their outstanding service and pastoral care. Also a special thank you to House Prefects, Rohan Grant and Thomas Martella, for their assistance and support.

Sporting success is often evaluated on final results but this is not always a true indicator of real achievement.

This year we were defeated by the smallest of margins in the House Swimming Carnival, an outstanding result. Equally pleasing was the effort by all students to be resilient and claw their way into third position in the Athletics.

Congratulations on another year filled with effort and determination and I wish the departing senior students a future filled with personal excellence and compassion for others.

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PATRICK 1 Back row Cody Palmer, Yassin Albarri, Timothy Peterson, Thomas Eastaugh, Riley Naughton, Laurence Macri, Krystan Allen, Jackson Sidery Middle row Julian Bacich, Jacob Guidone, Nicholas Allan, Justin Brooker, Conor Noonan, Dillon Papadopoulos, Kyle Mirco, Jared Salis, Sebastian McCrackan, Dr Aidan Holohan Front row Broc Stokes, John Tormay, Daniel McShane, Matthew Banks, Ethan Pope, Joshua Hardbottle, Lachlan Yurak, Taj Ryan, Leon Viti Absent Nicholas Fox, Koen Matera

PATRICK 2 Back row Matthew Sear, Brett Picken, Liam Romano, Anthony Iannantuoni, Luke Thompson, Joshua Berthold, Joel Bennett, Nicholas Gordon Middle row Hamish Macpherson, Cameron Nugent, Callan Howe-Robinson, Ben Edmonds, Jacob Cross, Thomas Baker, William Power, Christopher Bawden, Ms Marilyn Schmidt Front row Oakley Monument, Fletcher Evans, Thomas Gleeson, William Welsh, Matthew Patroni, Alexander Faccin, Jacob Toledo, Stefan Bormolini, Caiden Guidi Absent Connor McMurtrie, Kai Morgan 050

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PATRICK 3 Back row Kurtis Gray, Luke Mertens, Thomas Godsall, Brandon Sollis, James Shave, Nathan Gooderson, Michael Hosking, Alexander Dimanopoulos, Max Foxwell Middle row Mrs Vera Moura, Alessandro Monaco, Harrison Ramsay, Harrison Brown, Max Caniglia, Harry Caniglia, Jakob Sciaresa, Jack Bowater, Harrison Branley, Miss Emily Bowran Front row Flinn Brown, Gabriel Newman, Jacob Hosking, Fraser Reid, Aaron Lees, Jack Camarda, Elijah Ramsay, Sean Ferreira, Daniel Bowater Absent Liam Godsall, Leighton Short

PATRICK 4 Back row Thomas Martella, Harrison Rowley, Benjamin Cooper, Jack Renouf, David Grubisin, Rohan Grant, Elliott Tinley, Luca Prestianni, Joshua Lacey Middle row Bailey Brown, Cameron Sardelic, Thomas Pinkerton, Travis Mitchell, Jake Pomery, Mitchell Redmond, David Gaynor, Tom Monaghan, Sam Timewell, Miss Vanessa Ricciardi Front row Jack Lynn, Nicholas Pelliccione, Steffan Nero, Hayden Redmond, Joshua Caruso, Angus Grant, Nicholas Caruso, Adam Pinkerton, Riley Burden Absent Austin Cawley PATRICK HOUSE

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PATRICK 5 Back row Millen Sjerp, Michael Palmiotti, Fraser Hayward, Zeus Greget O’Dea, Jack Dwyer, William Foster, Kale Miller Third row William Coggin, Martin Bradley, D’Arcy Foster, Mauricio Talero Solorza, Bradyn Iannello, Christopher Logan, Thomas Martens Second row Ryan Clark, Julian Phillips, Samuel Buccini, Bryan Nonis, Jack Muskarovsky, Brett Coldrey, Edward Swan, Mr Marius Van Dongen Front row David Charles, Michael Chalmers, Kaiden Cookson, Edward Tydeman, Christopher Clark, Robert Hoy, Max Woodcock Absent Christian Deller, Ambrose Ryan

PATRICK 6 Back row Konrad Nadilo, James de San Miguel, Thomas White, Calogero S Martelli, Amos Jones, Óran O’Connor, Jaedyn Stumbles, Lorenzo Fogliani Middle row Carlo Principe, Dennis Joseph, Toby Clark, Jacob Morris, Zane Farmer, Alec Da Silva, Eli Morris, Jasper Benthien, Adam Turner, Mr Stephen Hunter Front row Jonathan Davis, Jack Crilly, Harry Clark, Brodie Ray, Lee Imbuldeniya, Finn Stumbles, Timothy Davie, James Mooney, Pearce Bradshaw Absent Ben De Kusel

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PATRICK 7 Back row Patrick Cinquina, Matthew Dennis, Marcus Sutton, Samuel Rivers, Damian Lagesse, Jack Johnson, Rhian Bore, Andre Rebelo Middle row Harry O’Neill, Joshua Damonse, Nicholas Page, Thomas Mansfield, Marcus Demiroski, Kayden Fernandes, Liam Cicirello, Matthew Demiroski, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Mr Louis Miller Front row Jonah Marsh, Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden, Salvatore Mavica, Riley Rees-Turner, Tyson Pittard, Thomas McKell, Beau Ward, Joshua Duffy, Jacob Cicirello

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Head of Rice House Mr Troy Foote

At the end of last year, which was a very successful year for Rice House, I challenged all Rice boys to return in 2013 and set about achieving one common goal: for every Rice student to give of their very best in all school endeavours.

“With ordinary talent and extraordinary perseverance, great things are attainable.”

I am happy to say that in 2013 a very large number in Rice House did just that. As Mr Kenny mentioned at many assemblies throughout the year, “When one of us achieves success at CBC Fremantle, we all get to share that success.” Each student will know in his heart the degree to which he gave of his best this year, across all aspects of College Life.

For those of you who are satisfied with your efforts – well done. For those of you who know you could have given more – let’s see if you can try harder next year.

“Hard work is the price we must pay for success.”

In saying that I hope all Year 12 Rice students are leaving us with a strong sense of accomplishment.

I hope they can all say that they gave their best during their time at CBC Fremantle.

“Today’s preparation determines tomorrow’s achievements.”

When they look back at their journey, starting in Year 8 and ending in their recent graduation, if they can say that, then they can be proud of themselves, proud of what they have managed to achieve, and most importantly, proud of the gentlemen they have become.

“A man is best measured by what he leaves behind.”

I would like to make special mention of Jeremy Fletcher. During his time at CBC, Jeremy set an outstanding example for other students to follow, making him a very worthy recipient of the Rice House Award for 2013.

Well done, Jeremy.

A special mention must also be made of Ben Anandappa, who leaves the College this year with so many personal academic accolades.

Yes, Ben is very gifted, but what is particularly great about Ben’s story is that he puts in so much work over and above what is expected – he really typifies giving of your best.

“We are what we repeatedly do… excellence then, is not an act but a habit!”

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the dedicated and caring Rice House Mentors: Mrs Meagan Musson, Mrs Fiona Williams, Mr Frank Williams, Mrs Lisa Wolfe, Mr Matthew Stockton, Ms Zoe Francis, Mrs Stephanie Hantzis and Miss Lisa Tognolini.

To all 2013 Year 12 ‘Rice Bubbles’, it has been a pleasure; I look forward to hearing how you’re progressing through life. Gentlemen, goodbye, good luck, and God Bless.

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RICE 2 Back row Lachlan Blakiston, Adam Gavranic, Jake Harris, Joel Tapper, Damon Sutton, Samuel Lawrence, Jacob Lane, Connor Whitt Middle row Lachlan Gill, Harrison Carmody, Kai Plunkett, Julian Tapper, Jordan Biondillo, Thomas Quinn, Jordan Handcock, Zachary Harris, Cameron Allen, Mrs Lisa Wolfe Front row Nicholas Gavranic, Thomas Palmiero, Luke Quinn, Alexander Gray, John Barbera, Joshua Valerio, Thomas Moulin, Angus Christie, Reagan Wilson Absent Mason Bourne, Braydon Wilson 056

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RICE 3 Back row Fraser Wigham, Keenan Parker, Patrick Cronan, Michael Cronan, Sean Frewin, Timothy Magry, Matthew Vinci Third row Jack Cowlam, Cameron De Luca, Damian Bozanic, Griffyn Waters, Zane Gordon, Sebastian Kendrick, Luke Cowlam, Anthony Collova Second row Thomas Nolan, Nathaniel Prosser, Mark Quattrini, Jake Weller, Kyle Reid, Sammuel Low, Matthew Quinn, Harry Kalogirou, Mrs Meagan Musson Front row Jack Brennan, Luke Munro, Caleb Reid, Ben Bockman, Timothy Bockman, Anthony Cammarano, Liam Fico

RICE 4 Back row Jed Wall, Nathan Simich, Jesse Mirco, Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Coen Greaney, Shae Davies, Kevin Murtagh Third row Thomas Burfoot, Christopher Tranchita, Dillon O’Reilly, Lachlan Fox, Mathew Thomas, Oliver Kon, Liam Fox, David Cecchi Second row Kelsey Truscello, Joshua Barnett, James Robertson, Zachary Henley, Jason Cecchi, Matthew Moreno, Adam Leavy, Mr Troy Foote Front row Liam Burke, Thomas Hamdorf, Joshua Sinis, Nathan Barnett, Tyler Davies, Brendan Mirco, Sean Henley

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RICE 6 Back row Casey Skinner, Jacob Herbert, Matthew Geaney, Rafael Cipriano, Jonathan Frampton, Joseph Eardley, James Geaney, D’arcy O’Hara Middle row Jai Mehra, Mitchell Norman, Thomas Cummins, Douglas McDonald, William Frampton, Jordon Rutigliano, Calogero Martelli, Jordan Nesic-Halapio, Mrs Stephanie Hantzis Front row Adam Le Roux, Alexander Geaney, Joachim O’Hara, Michael Cipriano, Joel Pita, Thomas Duncan, Austen Rees, Christopher Martella, Christian Puca Absent Jess Davie, Harrison McKeown 058

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RICE 7 Back row Oliver Martin, Liam Rogan, Luke Pellegrini, Jiles Denham, Alexander Ricciardo, Douglas Preston Third row Aiden Zindani, Benjamin McFadden, Darcy Wilson, Alexander Spencer, Luca Zindani, Aki Primmer, Thomas Sapienza Second row Lucas Norman, Finlay Martin, Michael Norman, Isaac Waddell, Luca Lutzu, Henry Rogerson, Samuel Preston, Miss Lisa Tognolini Front row Nicholas Parker, Joshua Dujmovic, Mason Zindani, Michael Sapienza, Francesco Di Mento, Mitchell Parker, Zachary McCormack Absent Anthony Pecotic

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Head of Samson House Mr Craig Jones

“I was feeling really nervous but a little excited,” then, “I felt less nervous and more excited.” These are the feelings the Year 7s were experiencing before and after Orientation Day. The year has flown by and our youngest students have now begun their journey from ‘Today’s boys’ to ‘tomorrow’s gentlemen’. Their growth and maturity has been pleasing to watch. After settling into College life, they are very happy about making new friends, meeting new teachers and doing subjects they had never done before in primary school.

The House system provides a strong sense of House spirit and this was felt at the beginning of the year when the Year 12s began their Mentor Mates programme. It skyrocketed when Samson won the Swimming Carnival for the fourth year in a row.

Whilst the result was not the same for Athletics, the boys continued to

rally together and support each other throughout the day. Well done to all of the boys.

Another year has ended and we farewell the Year 12s; well done to these boys for doing their best over the past five years and achieving success in various aspects of the College. We wish them every success in their future endeavours and hope to see them again in the years to come.

Well done to the many Samson boys who received House Awards. It is so pleasing to see such a large number of boys obtain 90% or higher in their positive indicators.

I would like to thank all parents for their continued support in helping their sons commit to and follow the standards expected of them as students of CBC Fremantle. Once again, thank you to the parents who were able to help out with the fundraiser and make it a very

successful day. We were able to donate approximately $2,500 to charity, of which $1,000 was given to the Cancer Foundation on behalf of Mr Ben Foley’s family. I look forward to working with many of you next year for other Samson events.

I would like to thank the House Prefects and Councillors for their support this year. I would also like to thank the Mentor Teachers, who ensure each student begins the day well and his pastoral needs are met with care and diligence.

To the remainder of the boys, now that the year is over, I would like them to take time over the holidays to reflect on 2013 and set goals for 2014; goals that can be achieved with enthusiasm and through striving for excellence as individuals and together as members of Samson House.

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SAMSON 2 Back row Mitchell Hughes, Solomon Holliday, Rafael Leone, Robert Mariano, Mitchell Ferris, John Ahern, Jamie Foster, Nathaniel Bond-Williams Middle row Riley Bowler, Connor Bowler, James Ahern, Declan McLeod, Chad Foster, Stephen Cuccovia, Ryan Kelly, Matthew Hallows, Sean Phipps, Mr Anthony Rawnsley Front row Michael Boladian, Jack Schmidt, Gabriel Leone, Isaac Da Luz, Jake Goncalves, Jack Murphy, Jayden Goncalves, Jenkyn Morgan, Jayden Brimson

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SAMSON 3 Back row Thomas Bourne, Jordy Raffaele, Mitchell Grimes, Benjamin Studniczky, Julian Konle, Austin Main, Connor Read, Aaron Senzio, James McVey Middle row Toby Tomlinson, John Hardwick, Joel Tomlinson, Victor Burnett, Brandon Campbell, Julian Garces, Juan Vivas, Matthew Costello, Tiago de Souza, Mr Joel Moss Front row James Younge, Mitchell Costello, Stephen Simpson, Thomas Brewster-Jones, Joshua Goodwin, Zachary Stedman, Tyler Olds, Tony Ziegelaar, Tristan Nardi

SAMSON 4 Back row Steven Clarke, Marcus Di Biase, Alec Radonich, Fortunato Lanzara, Jack McMaster, Luke Ryan, Jake Leavy, Riley Burke, Benjamin Radonich Middle row Michael Letizia, Cody Kennington-Birch, Oliver Thompson, Aron Surjan, Nathaniel Regan, Adam Capozzi, Conor Cameron, James Maddeford, Aiden Grant, Mr James Schubert Front row Noah Stronach, Adam Di Biase, Kane Grant, Brodie Clark, Robert Holmes, Thomas Ryan, Riley Burton, Edward Pezet, Harrison Maddeford, James Farmer Absent Benjamin Otto SAMSON HOUSE

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SAMSON 6 Back row Alexander-Thomas Nolan, Broden Olivieri, Matthew Grose, Alessandro Monaco, Zane Sumich, Ben Stretton, Adam Stretton, Jamie Nella, Kane Wieland Middle row James Warren, Robert Olivieri, Baeley Amalfi, Daniel Rhoding, Nicholas Deluca, James Linn, Finn Leen, Kane Santaromita, Benjamin Dixon, Mrs Pauline Van Lohuizen Front row Marcus Lomma, Alex Kelly, Sebastian Da Silva, Christian Mazzone, Owen Ready, Luca Lomma, Daniele Monaco, Joshua Mazzone, Brady Santaromita Absent Jarrod Crowley, Jacob Da Silva 064

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SAMSON 7 Back row Luke Sheehan, Jordan Silvera, Jack Swainson, Dare-louvain Gillam, Shane Skinner, Lucas Perich, Bruno Violanti, Madison Holman Middle row Jack Meakins, Benjamin Elsbury, Kyle Hemmings, Luke Prendergast, Dakoda Holman, Troy Violanti, Nathan Prendergast, Max Violanti, Mr Patrick Ryan Front row Bayley Holman, Benjamin Swindells, Daniel Pittorini, Julian Silvera, Tyler Dionisio, Ryan Sheehan, Mark Ogden, Hamish Mariotti, Matthew Lomma Absent Anthony Di Stefano, Benjamin Johns, Joshua Ogden

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HONOURS CHRISTIAN SERVICE Ben Anandappa Jeremy Fletcher ACADEMIC Ben Anandappa Matthew Costello Marcus Di Biase Thomas Godsall Anthony Iannantuoni Calogero Martelli Matthew Patroni Luke Prendergast Liam Romano Joel Tapper Nicholas Thuys James Warren Solomon Wright ARTS Drama Justin Brooker Jordan Green Zakaria Hourani Damon Sutton Music Timothy Arnott Shae Davies Anthony Iannantuoni Aidan Liddelow Thomas Mansfield Liam McMahon Alessandro Monaco Óran O’Connor Luke Prendergast Liam Romano Declan Sinnott Simon Smith

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Alec Sorgiovanni Connor Spencer Damon Sutton Mathew Thomas Visual Art Broden Olivieri Oliver Parish HOUSE Morgan Matthew Cooper Patrick Thomas Godsall Nathan Gooderson Rohan Grant Thomas Martella Kale Miller Mauricio Talero Solorza Rice Ben Anandappa Solomon Wright Samson Matthew Costello Alessandro Monaco SPORT Athletics Julian Konle Joel McComb Trey Moloney Daniel Nocciolino Basketball Jake Harris Matthew Vinci Cricket Anthony Collova Cross Country Joel McComb Football – Australian Rules Joel McComb

Rugby Leighton Short Swimming Jack Swainson Solomon Wright Michael Zoiti Water Polo Jake Leavy Andre Rebelo

COLOURS CHRISTIAN SERVICE Zachary Carton Shae Davies Anthony Iannantuoni Damian Lagesse Jake Leavy Sammuel Low Thomas Martella Liam McMahon Mitchell Palmer Mark Quattrini Liam Romano Ethan Spiers Mathew Thomas Luke Thompson Rowan Wilkinson Solomon Wright ACADEMIC Keane Bourke Jack Bowater Anthony Cammarano Mitchell Costello Christian Edwards Riley Faulds Jayden Goncalves Jake Goncalves Conor Hars

Joshua Lacey David Oliveri Jonathon O’Neill Ryan Pace Joel Pita Samuel Sheridan Simon Smith Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden Aldrin Thomas Nicholas Watson ARTS Drama Harrison Close Matthew Cooper Cody Kennington-Birch Broden Olivieri Music Joshua Berthold Lachlan Blakiston Patrick Cinquina James Crevald Jacob Cross Tyler Davies Max Foxwell Jordan Handcock Austin Keyte Finn Leen Damon Miles Alexander Natale Joel Tomlinson Jake Walter Solomon Wright Tony Ziegelaar Visual Art Jack Crilly Aiden Grant Yusef Hourani Paul Jardine-Clarke

Finn Leen Domenic Mann Daniel Nocciolino Cody Palmer Thomas Pinkerton Mitchell Redmond Jaedyn Stumbles HOUSE Morgan Timothy Arnott Christian Benson Keane Bourke Joseph Caputi Andre Carozza Max De Campi Adam De Gennaro Daniel Fitzpatrick Kimberley Forrest Matthew French Jordan Green Yusef Hourani Zakaria Hourani Riley Howell Adrian Hunter Reece Jaschke Joshua Kestel Christopher Martin Nick Menegola Alexander Natale Jonathon O’Neill Ryan Pace Luca Rifici Isaac Rowe Alex Skinner Connor Spencer Brodie Telling Mark Zoiti Michael Zoiti Patrick

Nicholas Allan Julian Bacich Joel Bennett Jack Bowater Joshua Caruso Jacob Cicirello Toby Clark Zane Farmer Max Foxwell David Gaynor Liam Godsall Jacob Hosking Michael Hosking Anthony Iannantuoni Thomas McKell Travis Mitchell Tom Monaghan James Mooney Gabriel Newman Óran O’Connor Matthew Patroni Liam Romano Rice Luke Barratt Harry Bird Lachlan Blakiston Salvatore Bonanno Anthony Cammarano Harrison Carmody Jeremy Fletcher Jordan Giancaspro Jordan Handcock Cian Hussey Oliver Kohlen Calogero Martelli Kai Plunkett Matthew Quinn Mathew Thomas Samson Baeley Amalfi

Matthew Brennan Benjamin Dixon Benjamin Elsbury Riley Faulds Nicholas Funga Mitchell Hughes Lachlan Lavery Ned Marshall Daniele Monaco Luke Prendergast Jordy Raffaele Oliver Thompson Nicholas Thuys Joel Tomlinson Toby Tomlinson Tony Ziegelaar SPORT Athletics Riley Burke Finbar Gaffney Reece Jaschke Basketball Jeremy Fletcher Daniel Fosdick-McGrath Lewis Pippet Cross Country Riley Burke Oliver Parish Daniel Nocciolino Football – AFL Jordan Biondillo Anthony Collova Matthew Dart William Frampton Matthew Grose Jack McMaster Matthew Minervini Oliver Parish Connor Read

Nathaniel Regan Alex Skinner Tyler Sorrell Hockey Riley Faulds Ryan Pace Rowing Willis Armstrong Solomon Holliday Thomas White Rugby Alexander Burt Lucas Fleming Fortunato Lanzara Trey Moloney Jack Renouf Jake Stainton Fraser Wigham Soccer Madison Holman Anthony Lomma Nicholas Lomma Robert Mariano Benjamin McFadden Daniel Nocciolino Alec Radonich Swimming Conor Cameron Rafael Cipriano Jack Smith Elliott Tinley Tennis Jordan Filippin Anthony Lomma Tyler Sorrell Water Polo Liam McMahon Elliott Tinley

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HONOURS CHRISTIAN SERVICE Jeremy Fletcher Mark Quattrini ACADEMIC Ben Anandappa Harrison Carmody Thomas Godsall John Hayes Luke Prendergast Simon Smith ARTS Music Timothy Arnott Shae Davies Jacob Herbert Aidan Liddelow Alessandro Monaco Óran O’Connor Luke Prendergast Declan Sinnott Simon Smith HOUSE Morgan Timothy Arnott Matthew French Riley Howell Jonathon O’Neill Alex Skinner Michael Zoiti Patrick Rohan Grant Thomas Martella Rice Ben Anandappa Harrison Carmody Jeremy Fletcher Kai Plunkett

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Samson Alessandro Monaco Luke Prendergast SPORT Basketball Seniors Daniel Fosdick-McGrath Bodyboarding/Surfing Jacob Lane Cricket Anthony Collova Cross Country Nicholas Lomma Alexander Ricciardo Football 1st XVIII Matthew Dart Jack McMaster James Rayner Connor Read Rowing Willis Armstrong Rugby Fraser Wigham Soccer Seniors Madison Holman Nicholas Lomma Robert Mariano Swimming Christian Deller Michael Zoiti Tennis Simon Smith

COLOURS CHRISTIAN SERVICE Joshua Barrett Nathan Gooderson Damian Lagesse Thomas Martella Carl Mignacca Mitchell Palmer

ACADEMIC Salvatore Bonanno Matthew French Zane Gordon Rohan Grant Oliver Kohlen Kale Miller Alessandro Monaco Jonathon O’Neill Joel Pita Kai Plunkett Mauricio Talero Solorza Luke Thompson Fraser Wigham ARTS Music Joe Wells Visual Art Nathan Simich HOUSE Morgan Carl Mignacca Mitchell Palmer Simon Smith Rice Salvatore Bonanno Shae Davies Samson Rafael Leone

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Athletics Nicholas Lomma Robert Mariano Basketball Seniors Luke Beard-Miller Jeremy Fletcher Lewis Pippet Bodyboarding/Surfing Alexander Spencer

Cross Country Rohan Grant Football 1st XVIII Joshua Barrett Jamie Foster William Frampton Matthew Minervini Alex Skinner Michael Zoiti Hockey Bill Golding Rowing Douglas McDonald Luke Thompson Rugby Fortunato Lanzara Jack Renouf Jed Wall

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CATHOLIC LEADERSHIP AWARDS JOHN HUGHES SERVICE AWARD Nathan Gooderson FREMANTLE CIRCLE OF THE CATENIAN ASSOCIATION MINISTRY AWARD Luke Prendergast

AWARDS FOR THE ARTS

EDMUND RICE AWARDS

UWE STENGEL MUSIC AWARD Timothy Arnott

Rohan Grant Aidan Liddelow Alessandro Monaco Luke Prendergast Alex Skinner Simon Smith Mauricio Talero Solorza

VISUAL ART AWARD D’arcy O’Hara DRAMA AWARD Damon Sutton

LUKE DULLARD AWARD FOR PERSONAL GROWTH Lorenzo Fogliani

ARTS SERVICE AWARD Anthony Iannantuoni

ROTARY AWARDS FOR HOUSE Morgan House Alex Skinner Patrick House Thomas Martella Rice House Jeremy Fletcher Samson House Alessandro Monaco

AWARDS FOR SPORTS ATHLETICS AWARD Lachlan Fox CROSS COUNTRY AWARD Nicholas Funga SWIMMING AWARD Solomon Wright SPORTS SERVICE AWARD Rhian Bore SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD Nicholas Lomma

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COMMUNITY AWARDS AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE LONG TAN LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK AWARD Year 10 Calogero Martelli Year 12 Michael Zoiti EDITH COWAN AWARD FOR CITIZENSHIP Anthony Iannantuoni EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY PERSONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Kale Miller

Right top to bottom Conor Noonan, Adam Pirozzi and Matthew Minervini with Mr Shaun Kenny at the College Awards Night Left Winners of the Edmund Rice Awards Far left Damon Sutton receiving his award

YEAR 12 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Joshua Barrett Salvatore Bonanno Anthony Collova Shae Davies Dare-louvain Gillam Riley Howell Rafael Leone Conor Noonan Jonathon O’Neill Simon Smith Mauricio Talero Solorza Riley Tolman Michael Zoiti CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Ben Anandappa Harrison Carmody Thomas Godsall Oliver Kohlen Kale Miller Alessandro Monaco Joel Pita Kai Plunkett Luke Prendergast

SUBJECT PRIZES Accounting & Finance 3A/B Adam Pirozzi Applied Information Technology 1C/D Nathan Gleeson Applied Information Technology 3A/B Benjamin Dixon Biological Science 3A/B Harrison Carmody Careers & Enterprise 2A/B Luke Thompson Chemistry 3A/B Ben Anandappa Design: Technical Graphics 1C/D Shane Skinner Economics 3A/B Adam Pirozzi Engineering Studies 2A/B Salvatore Bonanno English 1A/B Christian Deller English 1C/D Alexander Spencer English 2C/D Zane Gordon English 3A/B Rohan Grant Geography 3A/B Harrison Carmody History: Modern 3A/B Harrison Carmody

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Human Biological Science 3A/B Matthew French Italian Carl Mignacca Literature 3A/B Ben Anandappa Materials Design Technology: Wood 1C/D Luke Thompson Mathematics 1D/E Nathan Gleeson Mathematics 2C/D Salvatore Bonanno Mathematics 3A/B Harrison Carmody Mathematics 3C/D Alessandro Monaco Mathematics Specialist 3C/D Ben Anandappa Music 3A/B Timothy Arnott Outdoor Education 1C/D Luke Thompson Physical Education Studies 1C/D Joel Pita Physical Education Studies 3A/B John Hayes Physics 3A/B Ben Anandappa

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Politics & Law 3A/B Oliver Kohlen Religion & Life 1C/D Joshua Barrett Religion 3A/B Ben Anandappa Vocational Education & Training Mark Quattrini Visual Art 1C/D Matthew Minervini Visual Art 3A/B Nathan Simich PROXIME ACCESSIT VOCATIONAL PATHWAY Luke Thompson DUX VOCATIONAL PATHWAY Joel Pita PROXIME ACCESSIT UNIVERSITY PATHWAY Alessandro Monaco DUX UNIVERSITY PATHWAY Ben Anandappa

Above left Luke Thompson, Joel Pita, Alessandro Monaco and Ben Anandappa at the College Awards Evening Above right Lachlan Fox with Mr Shaun Kenny Right top to bottom David Gaynor, Marcus Di Biase and Jordan Green with Mr Domenic Burgio at the Awards Evening

YEAR 11 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Matthew Brennan Daniel Fitzpatrick David Gaynor James Geaney Jordan Green Mitchell Hinton Solomon Holliday Joshua Kestel James Maddeford Thomas Mansfield Nick Menegola Trey Moloney Andre Rebelo Isaac Rowe Jordan Silvera Alec Sorgiovanni Ethan Spiers Jack Swainson Mathew Thomas Solomon Wright CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Matthew Costello Jacob Cross Marcus Di Biase Coen Greaney Zeus Greget O’Dea Anthony Iannantuoni D’arcy O’Hara

SUBJECT PRIZES Applied Information Technology 1A/B Damon Sutton Applied Information Technology 2A/B Steven Clarke Biological Science 2A/B Michael Cronan Careers & Enterprise 1A/B David Grubisin Chemistry 2A/B Liam Romano Design: Technical Graphics 1A/B Travis Mitchell Drama 2A/B Damon Sutton Economics 2A/B Sean Frewin English 1A/B Adam Spinozzi English 2A/B Sean Frewin Geography 2A/B D’arcy O’Hara History: Modern 2A/B Damon Sutton Human Biological Science 2A/B David Gaynor Integrated Science 1A/B Trey Moloney

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Italian 2A/B Zakaria Hourani Literature 2A/B D’arcy O’Hara Materials Design Technology: Metal 1A/B Broden Olivieri Materials Design Technology: Wood 1A/B Jordan Green Mathematics 1B/C Declan Creighan Mathematics 2A/B Jacob Cross Mathematics 2C/D Adam De Gennaro Mathematics 3A/B Mathew Thomas Mathematics Specialist 3A/B Anthony Iannantuoni Music Connor Spencer Outdoor Education 1A/B Luca Prestianni Physical Education Studies 1A/B Zane Farmer Physical Education Studies 2A/B Nick Menegola Physics 2A/B Anthony Iannantuoni Physics 2A/B Liam Romano 076

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Politics & Law 2A/B Solomon Wright Religion & Life 1A/B Matthew Costello Religion & Life 2A/B Anthony Iannantuoni Visual Art 1A/B Broden Olivieri Visual Art 2A/B D’arcy O’Hara PROXIME ACCESSIT VOCATIONAL PATHWAY Ethan Spiers DUX VOCATIONAL PATHWAY Jordan Silvera PROXIME ACCESSIT UNIVERSITY PATHWAY Liam Romano DUX UNIVERSITY PATHWAY Anthony Iannantuoni

Above left Ethan Spiers, Jordan Silvera, Liam Romano and Anthony Iannantuoni Above Isaac Rowe with Mr Domenic Burgio Above right Nicholas Thuys and Calogero Martelli with Year 10s at the Awards Night Above far right Benjamin McFadden with Mr George Ayres

YEAR 10 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Joshua Baker Luke Barratt Joshua Berthold Joseph Caputi James Covich Luke Cowlam James Crevald Mark Ducali Max Foxwell Finbar Gaffney Liam Godsall Jake Goncalves Nicholas Harris Jack Johnson Parsa Kasiri-Arabi Lachlan Lavery Benjamin McFadden Jackson McReady Jamie Nella Bryan Nonis Michael Norman Joshua Ogden Lucas Pacheco Luke Pellegrini Lucas Pensini Nathaniel Prosser Alec Radonich Mitchell Redmond

Daniel Rhoding Christian Richards Harrison Rowley Scott Russell Luke Sheehan Dylan Smith Edward Swan Oliver Thompson James Warren Mark Zoiti CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Jordan Giancaspro Calogero Martelli Matthew Patroni Thomas Pinkerton Joel Tapper Nicholas Thuys SUBJECT PRIZES Drama Michael Letizia English Calogero Martelli Food Technology Matthew Patroni Health Education Matthew Patroni Information Communication & Technology Parsa Kasiri-Arabi

Italian Calogero Martelli Mathematics Matthew Patroni Metalwork Joel Tapper Music James Crevald Outdoor Education Dylan Smith Physical Education Austin Keyte Religious Education Matthew Patroni Science Joel Tapper Society & Environment Calogero Martelli Sport Science Calogero Martelli Technical Graphics Hamish Macpherson Visual Art Jack Johnson Woodwork Nathaniel Prosser PROXIME ACCESSIT Nicholas Thuys DUX Calogero Martelli ACADEMIC

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YEAR 9 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Jack Bowater Riley Burke Andre Carozza Joshua Caruso Mitchell Costello Thomas Eastaugh Finn Leen Gabriel Leone Zachary Maddy-Irvine Isaac Mitchell Alexander Natale William Power Matthew Quinn Kennedy Sorrell Joel Tomlinson John Tormay Tony Ziegelaar CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Keane Bourke Riley Faulds Conor Hars Harrison Maddeford Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden

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SUBJECT PRIZES Drama Riley Faulds English Riley Faulds Food Technology Alexander Natale Information Communication & Technology Conor Hars Italian Riley Faulds Mathematics Conor Hars Metalwork Callum Cosgriff Music Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden Outdoor Education Nicholas Funga Physical Education Jayden Thomas Religious Education Riley Faulds Science Riley Faulds Society & Environment Riley Faulds

Sport Science Liam Minervini Technical Graphics Christopher Bawden Visual Art Jaedyn Stumbles Woodwork Michael Hosking PROXIME ACCESSIT Conor Hars DUX Riley Faulds

Above far left Conor Hars and Riley Faulds in front of some of the Year 9 Prize and Award winners Above Zachary Maddy-Irvine receiving his certificate from Mr Rob Leicester Above right Samuel Sheridan and Christian Edwards with the Year 8 cohort Above far right Nicholas Watson at the Awards Night

YEAR 8 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Joel Abreu Jacob Cicirello Harry Clark Tom Corrie Jacob Da Silva Jason De Gennaro Ryan De Gennaro James de San Miguel Christian Edwards Benjamin Elsbury Bradley Gaglia Matthew Hallows Jacob Hosking Joshua Lacey Ned Marshall Finlay Martin Christian Mazzone Thomas McKell Daniele Monaco Tom Monaghan Matthew Moore Julian Nardi Lucas Norman David Oliveri Julian Phillips Jake Pomery Alban Rees Henry Rogerson Hugo Salvage Michael Sapienza Henry Scurry

Samuel Sheridan Benjamin Small Broc Stokes Darcy Sunter Ryan Thuys Toby Tomlinson CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Anthony Cammarano Keegan Di Prinzio Fraser Russell Jayden Goncalves Harrison Maddeford Gabriel Newman SUBJECT PRIZES Creative Literacy Jason De Gennaro Drama Jack Meakins English Christian Edwards Food Technology Benjamin Small Health Education Jason De Gennaro Information Communication & Technology Byron Jacob-Keenan Italian Ned Marshall Mathematics Luke Carbonaro Metalwork Thomas Moulin

Music Nicholas Watson Physical Education Harry Golding Religious Education Christian Edwards Science Samuel Sheridan Society & Environment Christian Edwards Sport Science James de San Miguel Technical Graphics Austin Cawley Visual Art Samuel Sheridan Woodwork Samuel Rivers PROXIME ACCESSIT Samuel Sheridan DUX Christian Edwards

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YEAR 7 AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Stefan Bormolini Daniel Bowater Riley Bowler Ari Brierley Figueiredo Flinn Brown James Coletta Sebastian Da Silva Timothy Davie James Ferguson Noah Ferguson Angus Grant Zachary Harris Preston Hinton Kyle Kennedy Benjamin Kullack Jack Lynn Jonah Marsh Marcus McIntyre Samuel McPhail Jenkyn Morgan Joshua Muir Mark Ogden Mitchell Pace Thomas Palmiero Benjamin Parker Hayden Redmond Harry Rosenthal Jacob Sax

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Jack Schmidt Jacob Shales Dante Squassoni Zachary Stedman Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden Edward Tydeman Scott Urbano Nicholas Veletta Lachlan Yurak CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE Matthew Banks Joshua Hardbottle Alex Kelly Adam Le Roux Riley Rees-Turner SUBJECT PRIZES English Jack Schmidt Health Education Ari Brierley Figueiredo Italian Justin Oliveri Mathematics Stefan Bormolini Instrumental Music Timothy Bayley Physical Education Callan Howe-Robinson Religious Education Thomas Palmiero

Science Angus Grant Society & Environment Jack Schmidt PROXIME ACCESSIT Angus Grant DUX Jack Schmidt

Awards Night, clockwise from right Outgoing College Captain Alex Skinner congratulates 2014 College Captain Anthony Iannantuoni, Luke Prendergast leading the prayer, Carl Mignacca performing with the band, Alessandro Monaco with the Jazz Orchestra, Lorenzo Fogliani receiving his award from Mr Geoffrey and Mrs Marlene Dullard, Timothy Arnott with Mr Uwe Stengel Far left Angus Grant and Jack Schmidt Left Nicholas Veletta with Fr Tony Maher

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Learning Areas OUR TEACHERS UNDERSTAND HOW BOYS LEARN AND PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES THAT CHALLENGE AND EXTEND THEM TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL EXCELLENCE.

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Religious Education AT CBC FREMANTLE WE SEEK TO DEEPEN THE FAITH OF OUR STUDENTS AND ENRICH THEIR UNDERSTANDINGS OF THEMSELVES AND OTHERS. Director of Religious Education and Identity Mr Craig Dowsett

This year saw the launch of M68 Campus Ministry at CBC Fremantle.

The name M68 is derived from the Old Testament book of Micah, chapter 6, verse 8.

This is what the Lord asks of you: to act justly, to love tenderly and to walk humbly with your God. Campus Ministry brings together the areas of Service, Liturgies, Retreats, Aboriginal Reconciliation and Religious Education. These areas give expression to the four Touchstones that are at the heart of a Catholic Education in the Edmund Rice tradition.

Liberating Education Our Religious Education programme aims to give our students an understanding of the Catholic Faith, its origins and its place within a contemporary world. It gives our students the skills to critically reflect on the values of our society and how they can promote practices which will build a better world for all. The College promotes an academic

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rigour in our Religious Education programme and encourages all students to achieve their personal best in what is considered the first learning area of every Catholic school.

This year we have had more than 20 staff contribute to the teaching of Religious Education, representing one third of our teachers. Our results have been pleasing with above average performance in the Bishops’ Religious Literacy Testing which was held at the beginning of Term 2. Our results in the WACE exams are also expected to be good with promising results being demonstrated throughout the year.

Gospel Spirituality Jesus Christ, his life and mission, remains at the core of our College.

Our students are encouraged to enter into a personal relationship with Jesus; prayer and liturgy punctuate our days and our year.

Each lesson begins with prayer and key College events are marked by appropriate liturgical celebrations.

Our Opening School Mass, held in the College Cloisters, is a highlight of the year. More than 2,000 people come together for a twilight Mass where we pray for the coming year and ask God for His blessings on our endeavours. At this Mass a number of our senior boys are commissioned as Special Ministers of the Eucharist – a powerful sign to the younger boys of their commitment to their faith.

All boys have the opportunity to attend a retreat or reflection day throughout the year. The Year 7 Retreat, held early in the year, is especially important. It takes the boys on a journey that tells the story of our College. It is a story that begins with Jesus, is articulated

by Blessed Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers, is brought into reality today by the religious and lay staff of our College, and is ultimately handed on to every student who passes through our gates. It is a story that must be continued and the students are made aware of their sacred

responsibility to live the next chapter in a manner which pays tribute to all those who have gone before them.

Inclusive Community The CBC community is a welcoming and inclusive community which promotes peace and harmony. Our boys are encouraged to see beyond their local world and embrace all people as their brothers and sisters.

Our Kiwirrkurra Immersion to a remote Aboriginal community was the eighth such experience we have undertaken since 2005. This 10 day trip allows our boys the opportunity to experience Aboriginal culture and sit side by side with the traditional owners of our wonderful country.

For the first time this year, the College organised an international immersion to the Philippines. Nine of our students were given the opportunity to travel to a remote part of the Philippines to work with the Christian Brothers who have recently started a Mission in the area. Maasin is a poor community in Southern Leyte, and the Brothers,

together with local staff, work in the areas of education, health, welfare and disability services. Our students spent eight days helping out in the various ministries and seeing first-hand the problems faced by people in the developing world. Maasin is quite close to the region that experienced earthquakes in October and the devastating typhoon in November. It is difficult to comprehend how these people can lose what little they already have.

Justice and Solidarity Through the year we have called the boys to action and to stand in solidarity with those at the margins of our society. In Term 1, the boys were asked to donate just 68 cents per day for the 40 days of Lent.

Although the target wasn’t reached by all students, it was a successful campaign and a sizeable donation was made to the Catholic aid agency, CARITAS. Proceeds from our celebration on Edmund Rice Day went to a number of worthy causes, including special support for Edmund Rice Camps that provide recreational

and developmental activities for children who would not otherwise have such opportunities. They also support children who are ‘at risk’ or experiencing various forms of disadvantage.

Just recently, the Mentor classes were asked to put together a hamper to be given to a needy family prior to Christmas. There was an overwhelming response, with most classes providing more than enough for two families.

The boys are to be congratulated for their support and their work to address issues of social justice.

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE LEARNING Christian Service Learning is an integral part of the education of each student at CBC Fremantle.

In giving of their own time, the boys seek to emulate the works of Blessed Edmund Rice and serve those who are marginalised in their society.

This year began with the M68 Challenge for Project Compassion, with students demonstrating their commitment to those who reside in some of the world’s poorest communities by raising $9,216.60 to assist with their health, wellbeing and self-reliance. Students again gave generously on Edmund Rice Day, with a total of $10,610 being divided between Edmund Rice Camps WA, the Edmund Rice Centre in Mirrabooka, the Edmund Rice Flexible Learning Centre in Geraldton and the first CBC Philippines Immersion Tour.

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Service, however, is far more than just providing financial support, and students continued to demonstrate their eagerness to get involved with those in need in a tangible way.

Boys across all years maintained the College’s commitment to the local community by volunteering for a number of Red Cross initiatives, namely Good Start Breakfast at Hamilton Hill Primary School, Soup Patrol in Perth on Saturday nights, and donating blood at Fremantle Hospital. They took on the role of ‘technology teachers’ at Fremantle’s One Stop Shop and they worked tirelessly at this year’s City to Surf in support of Activ Foundation.

There were also countless students who demonstrated their abilities to be ‘young men for others’ by giving their time at parishes and primary schools, around the home and in

their local neighbourhoods. These are only a few of the ways in which the boys of CBC Fremantle showed their willingness to learn and live the message of Christian Service in 2013.

Teachers similarly demonstrated their commitment to justice and solidarity by taking time out of busy schedules to supervise students in a number of these Service activities.

In doing so, they provided excellent examples of how to live a life that is ‘other-centred’. Their support is hugely appreciated, as without them a number of these programmes would not be possible.

Service Learning Coordinator Ms Emily Bowran

LITURGIES AND RETREATS 2013 will forever be remembered as a special year for the liturgical life of the College, with the opening of the long awaited Blessed Edmund Chapel in early September.

The commissioning of the Chapel has enabled us to dedicate an area in our College that we recognise as being a sacred space – vital for the development of any faith community.

Liturgical life at CBC Fremantle is important as it reminds both staff and students that we need to gather as a community to pray and celebrate the good works of Christ in our lives. We are very fortunate that our College is one that gathers regularly throughout the year, for Thursday morning mass, as well as to celebrate key events throughout the liturgical calendar.

First term greeted both staff and Year 12 students with a welcome mass at St Patrick’s Basilica. Then the annual twilight Opening Mass ceremony for our community was held in the beautifully serene College Cloisters where a number of Year 12 students and staff were commissioned as Special Eucharistic Ministers for the duration of the year.

The Year 7 retreat was also in Term 1, where students were invited to share in the story of CBC Fremantle, in the Edmund Rice tradition.

The busy term also celebrated Ash Wednesday as the beginning of the Lenten period, and the opportunity for some of our boys to attend Reconciliation as part of their preparation for Easter was followed by our formal Easter Liturgy celebrations. The feast day Mass of Blessed Edmund Rice concluded the liturgical celebrations of first term.

In Terms 2 and 3, the College paid tribute to the importance of family

and assembled for a lovely Mother’s Day liturgy in May and Father’s Day Breakfast in September, as well as holding two Family Masses at St Patrick’s Basilica. There were also two very important retreats during these terms: the Year 12 ‘Choicez’ Seminar and the Year 11 Leadership Reflection Day, finishing with the Year 12 Farewell Liturgy.

Early in Term 4, with the aid of the newly appointed 2014 prefects, Year 8 students embarked on their Virtues Retreat Day and Year 10s participated in ‘Beyond the Classroom’ retreat, conducted with assistance from The Salvation Army.

The programme was designed to raise awareness of marginalisation in Australia and equip young people with the necessary skills to create change in their community.

As part of The Rite Journey programme, all Year 9 students embarked on a retreat day of selfreflection as they continue their journey into manhood. This term we also officially farewelled and blessed all Year 12 students at their formal Graduation Mass.

The end of the year is marked by a series of liturgies for each year group, but the last retreat is very special.

Kairos is a four day residential retreat offered to our senior students to explore the role of God in the lives of young people and is proving to be a very powerful experience for all who attend.

Liturgies and Retreats Coordinator Mrs Vera Moura

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“I AM AWARE THAT AFTER THIS JOURNEY ALL OUR VIEWS ON ABORIGINAL PEOPLE HAVE CHANGED FOR THE BETTER, NOW THAT WE HAVE TRAVELLED TO THEIR LAND. WE LEFT AS CBC BOYS AND RETURNED AS CBC MEN.”

ABORIGINAL RECONCILIATION This year has seen the creation of a new position in the College to coordinate all of the Indigenous activitieswith which the school is involved.

CBC Fremantle is a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice Tradition and operates under the auspices of Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA). All schools in this network are proud to adhere to EREA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy which clearly outlines our responsibilities to our students and families. It is essential that schools know about, understand, appreciate and celebrate Indigenous culture.

To this end, the College employs an Aboriginal Reconciliation Coordinator who works with students, staff, and also interacts regularly with families. Students are encouraged to take an active role in the activities that enjoy a strong reputation both within the school and in the community at large.

Foremost among the values of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples is the value of respect.

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commitment to develop quality relationships where the rights and responsibilities of all are known, adhered to and respected.

and proceeded to set up our tents.

When we came back, we sat around the campfire telling stories.

I went to sleep straight away.

Some of the activities that the boys were involved in this year were:

In the morning all of us had to retrieve some dry leaves and sticks to keep the fire burning. After a nice serve of breakfast, we went for a hike to the top of Boyagin rock where we had some fresh water and learned about Chappi’s childhood. After, we painted some small stones with our memories of Boyagin. We then made axes to keep as souvenirs. A great time was had by all.

NAIDOC week in 2013 Celebrating history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, CBC Fremantle ceremoniously raised the Aboriginal flag and provided a range of activities for the students.

Indigenous elders helped the boys to better understand Noongar history and culture through story telling and art. Thirty Year 9 students visited Clontarf Aboriginal College for the day, and Clontarf returned the favour by playing a game of football with CBC. Boyagin Rock Written by Yassin Albarri (Year 8): On Saturday 15 June, a group of Year 8 and 9 students departed for the Boyagin Nature Reserve campsite next to Boyagin Rock.

When we arrived we were greeted by three Indigenous men: Chappi, Phil and Nev. We then ate some damper

Kiwirrkurra Immersion Written by Jake Harris (Year 11): We went to Kiwirrkurra in the hopes of teaching the locals, but we returned with the knowledge that they had taught us instead. I am aware that after this journey all our views on Aboriginal people have changed for the better, now that we have travelled to their land.

We left as CBC boys and returned as CBC men.

Aboriginal Reconciliation Coordinator Mr Peter Baldry

Clockwise from top left Boyagin Rock, painting at Boyagin Rock, NAIDOC Week football with Clontarf Aboriginal College, playing with the locals at Kiwirrkurra, building a fire at Kiwirrkurra, NAIDOC week Year 7 activities

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Academic Excellence Programme AT CBC FREMANTLE WE SEEK TO OFFER EACH STUDENT EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES THAT CHALLENGE AND EXTEND THEM TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL EXCELLENCE AEP Coordinator Mr Andre Leicester

Our Academic Excellence Programme continues to grow and evolve to fulfil the intellectual needs of our gifted and talented students.

The programme this year began with 47 selected students representing 8% of the lower school population.

Each student was allowed to choose one or more of the six activities on offer: Maths & Engineering, Literature & Media, Future Problem Solving (FPS), Debating, Robotics and Tournament of Minds (TOMs).

The growing popularity and respect for the activities led us to allow non-

selected students to join any of the activities on offer, making the programme more inclusive.

Each activity had specific requirements and demands from the students which meant that the number of boys participating changed throughout the year.

The selection process changed from the first year to create more consistent and unbiased criteria.

Nevertheless, students who are not selected into the programme are still able to join any of the activities, provided their academic performance improves, which has proven to be a great incentive.

FPS AND TOMS

Clockwise from top left Yassin Albarri (Year 8) and Yosh Utama (Year 7) in Robotics Club, Maths & Engineering bridge building, Ryan Pace (Year 9) in Literature and Media, Liam Romano and Mathew Thomas (Year 11s) in Debating as part of S&E Week

FPS has had a great year with excellent feedback from the review panel in NSW. The boys who were participating in this international competition worked very hard as a team, producing the four papers required for the year.

Mr Simon Schmidberger’s contagious enthusiasm and the boys’ dedication have been the driving force behind the group’s success.

TOMs, on the other hand, had a challenging year. The specific competition criteria and time demands proved difficult for the boys participating in this activity, despite the ongoing commitment and enthusiasm provided by Mr Craig Carter. Based on this year’s experiences we will review our ongoing participation in this competition during 2014.

ROBOTICS Since the incorporation of Robotics into the AEP, the number of students interested in this activity has tripled. The increase of enthusiastic participants was met with optimism by Mr Hortense who acquired more equipment and arranged the teams to work independently and efficiently.

Next year we will explore the addition of computer programming languages and microcontrollers to implement digital electronics into our ever-evolving robots. >>

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MATHS & ENGINEERING Tuesday afternoon and the sound of students discussing the last digit in the number 2^2013, the maximum length of a bridge made with just three sheets of newspaper, samples of crude oil at different stages of refinement, torque, logic gates…

These are students who want to design, develop, plan, check, improve, calculate and turn theories and ideas into real life. They want to make things happen! These are the members of the Maths and Engineering Club, students who are interested and gifted in these disciplines. Here they engage in opportunities to develop higher order thinking skills, solve problems and develop their inherent mathematical abilities, and they learn more about the many different kinds and facets of engineering.

From a maths perspective, the students have taken part in three inter-school competitions.

Many hours have been spent tenaciously tackling maths problems collaboratively to practise for these competitions.

Guest presenters have challenged and encouraged our future engineers. Mr Andre Leicester has introduced the students to Truth Tables and logic which lead to Binary Numbers and hence on/off switches, which are the basis for all microchip pathways and commands in computer circuits. Mr Geoff Buss has presented engineering problems involving torque and forces and shown the boys the 3D printer.

Mr Simon Cloete, a mechanical engineer, ran a practical workshop on bridge building. Mr Paul Ziegelaar, a chemical engineer, explained the process of oil refinement and could answer virtually any question regarding “How does it work?” thrown at him.

The students visited Gresley Abas Architects where Mr Alex Quinn and

Mr Phil Gresley spent the morning showing the students projects they had successfully completed and designs they were busy working on.

They explained the engineering and maths facets of the creative design and building process. Boys attended a Careers in Mining Expo and gained invaluable knowledge about mining engineering as a career. During the third term the group spent a most interesting afternoon with Mr Richie Kuhaupt, who is a civil engineer turned sculptor. Mr Kuhaupt demonstrated how his sculptures combine highly creative “pushing the boundaries” skills with very exact mathematical and engineering designs.

After this highly successful first year, it is hoped that the Maths and Engineering Club becomes a valued tradition at the College.

Maths & Engineering Group Coordinator Ms Marilyn Schmidt

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE MATHS & ENGINEERING Back row Nicholas Watson, Jordan Giancaspro, Nicholas Thuys, Joel Tapper, Lucas Pacheco, Joshua Berthold Middle row Mrs Marilyn Schmidt, James Warren, Mitchell Redmond, Calogero Martelli, Lachlan Lavery, Luke Barratt, Mr Geoff Buss Front row Tony Ziegelaar, Julian Bacich, Matthew Patroni, Emmanuel TerzoudisLumsden, Ryan Pace, Aldrin Thomas Absent Anthony Cammarano, David Oliveri, Henry Rogerson, Michael Sapienza, Samuel Sheridan, Darcy Sunter, Benjamin Small, Luke Carbonaro, Joshua Lacey, Keane Bourke, Conor Hars, Alexander Natale, James Covich, Hamish Macpherson, Samuel Babalola

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Clockwise from right Maths & Engineering in the classroom, learning about mathematics in art, bridge building with newspaper; Future Problem Solvers; Robotics; Keane Bourke (Year 9) at Channel Ten

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LITERATURE & MEDIA

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This year the Literature & Media Group was formed and added to the College AEP programme. This group has quietly and diligently beavered away behind the scenes writing articles for the newsletter, Touchstone and the website. In addition to the group dabbling in the production of the College publications, the boys have let their competitive spirit and creativity fly by entering numerous creative writing competitions throughout the year. We began with The West Young Travel Writer competition, moved on to the Young Writers’ Contest, the Tim Winton Awards, Write For Fun Competition, CJ Dennis Literary Awards and the Sommerset National Novella Competition. This year we had a winner in our midst with Year 9 Keane Bourke placing second in the CJ Dennis Literary Awards with his short story Hydropobia.

In 2013, CBC entered Novice, Junior and Senior teams into two Debating competitions, the Western Australian Debating League (WADL) at Willetton Senior High School in Terms 1 and 2, and the Australian Heads of Independent Schools Association (AHISA) competition at Perth College in Term 3. More than 25 students from Years 7 to 11 competed in these competitions against some of Perth’s most academic and prestigious schools.

In addition to all this writing, the boys have embarked on two excursions. In Term 1 we visited The West Australian and Channel Ten where the boys had the opportunity to see how working media outlets are run and get some hands on experience with cameras and behind the news desk. Certainly the highlight of the year was listening to Channel Ten’s Narelda Jacobs speak about how she achieved success in her career. Thanks must go to Mrs Sandra Seman-Bourke for making this excursion possible.

Next year we hope to see the group grow, expand our excursions and have more winning writers to emerge from the group.

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Over the season our teams worked conscientiously preparing compelling and well researched arguments on a diverse range of topics such as: ‘Lance Armstrong has done more good than harm’, ‘We should change the Australian flag’, we should log old-growth forests and ‘We should ban reality television’, to name a few. Our teams put in strong performances to win 24 of the 35 debates we participated in, which was an outstanding performance by any measure.

The Senior Debating team (Year 11) competed in a more rigorous and challenging style of debating where they were required to prepare seven-minute speeches and conduct points of information where they can interrupt or be interrupted by the opposition to clarify facts. Many of their debates are also impromptu, with the topic being provided one hour before. Our senior team of Anthony Iannantuoni, Liam Romano, Damon Sutton and Mathew Thomas had an extremely successful season and we are duly proud of their achievements and commitment to Debating at CBC Fremantle.

We would also like to commend our new Year 7s for their Debating season. Many of these students had never debated before and embraced

the competition with enthusiasm and commitment, winning many debates. Our Year 8 teams also continued to achieve success, building on the skills they had learned in 2012.

The Year 9s were also a force to be reckoned with during the debating season. Two teams competed in the Year 9 age group (Juniors), the first being seasoned veterans, consisting of Riley Faulds, Joshua Mascarenhas and Nathan Rowe. The second team were new to debating this year and was made up of Andre Carozza, Yusef Hourani and Joel Tomlinson.

Both teams debated well, with one of them narrowly missing out on a spot in the finals.

In Term 4, the College ran a Skills Workshop designed to build our Debating skills and strategies and assist those who wish to be involved in 2014. The workshop, run by accredited WADL Debating coaches, covered key areas such as developing a topic, constructing a case and rebuttal techniques.

Students from Years 7 to 10 found the workshop useful and now have some constructive strategies and techniques that will give them a winning edge in future competitions.

The College also ran some informal intra-school debates to further enhance the skills of the students.

We look forward to another successful CBC Debating Season in 2014.

Debating Coordinators Mrs Andrea Fitzpatrick Ms Margaret Crommy Mrs Lisa Wolfe

DEBATING Back row Mrs Andrea Fitzpatrick, Jacob Fitzpatrick, Mathew Thomas, Andre Carozza, Nathan Rowe, Anthony Iannantuoni, Liam Romano, Joshua Mascarenhas, Mrs Lisa Wolfe, Ms Margaret Crommy Front row Maxwell Kohlen, Ari Brierley Figueiredo, Jack Schmidt, Christopher Clark, Harry O’Neill, Preston Hinton, Joshua Muir, Henry Kohlen Absent Jack Bowater, Jess Davie, Riley Faulds, Matthew Hallows, Yusef Hourani, Tom Moulin, Jack Murphy, Damon Sutton, Joel Tomlinson

DEBATING TEAMS 2013 Novice Debating Team Christopher Clark Jacob Fitzpatrick Matthew Hallows Preston Hinton Henry Kohlen Max Kohlen Tom Moulin Joshua Muir Harry O’Neill Jack Schmidt

Junior Debating Team Andre Carozza Riley Faulds Yusef Hourani Joshua Mascarenhas Nathan Rowe Joel Tomlinson

Senior Debating Team Anthony Iannantuoni Liam Romano Damon Sutton Mathew Thomas

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Arts THESE PROGRAMMES ARE ONLY SUCCESSFUL DUE TO THE HARD WORK AND COMMITMENT FROM OUR BOYS AND THE CBC COMMUNITY. Head of Arts Mr Shane Mancuso

The CBC Fremantle Arts department was kept very busy in 2013. We were very fortunate to have Mrs Stephanie Hantzis in charge of the Visual Art students in Semester 1, while Mrs Zoe Francis was on maternity leave.

In Semester 2, Mrs Hantzis and Ms Francis have been sharing the teaching, providing our boys with inspiration, expertise, feedback and support for their art.

Mrs Rosalba Jeffreys in Drama required hip replacement surgery during the year and Mrs Catherine Fry-Walker taught drama during her absence, keeping the boys working on their various tasks and performances.

Our music staff had no changes this year and were full steam ahead for the various activities planned for our young musicians.

There were many highlights from the year including attendances at Drama productions at both the State Theatre and His Majesty’s Theatres,

and exhibitions at the Art Gallery of WA and Cottesloe. Some courses offered to the students onsite included theatre sports and sword fighting. Sam Derchie, from Ghana, met with our Year 7 students to talk to them about his story and the musical instruments they use in their villages.

Our annual Visual and Performing Arts Festival at the Fremantle Town Hall was very well attended and enabled the Arts to showcase outstanding works by our students.

Inviting Old Boys to form a Big Band was an exciting way to finish off the evening and I appreciate their involvement.

2013 has seen our learning area invest in updating and purchasing equipment. Our Visual Art room now has a dedicated colour printer and plans are in progress to have a digital projector installed into the room ready for 2014. This will transform the teaching and learning pedagogy and give our Art students a more hands-on and interactive approach to their literature and artist studies.

Music was thrilled at the purchase of new band chairs specifically designed for musicians, and our music stands have also been given a coat of paint. The purchase of new amplifiers for our bass guitar and guitar students has enabled us to use up-to-date technology and help our students produce quality sounds on their instruments.

I would like to thank Mr Shaun Kenny for his guidance and enthusiasm to see students involved in Arts activities at the College.

Lastly, I would like to thank all of the families who have sons participating in our programmes.

These programmes are only successful due to the hard work and commitment from our boys and the CBC community.

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Clockwise from left Robert Holmes (Year 8) in Visual Art, Yusef Hourani (Year 9) playing trumpet with the band, Mathew Thomas (Year 11) at band rehearsal, Nathan King (Year 11) with his artwork at the annual exhibition, Zakaria Hourani and Cody KenningtonBirch (Year 11s) performing at ViPA, Matthew Cooper (Year 11) learning swordfighting skills for stage in Drama

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DRAMA In Drama it is always exciting because we do things that no one else does; we play!

As we get older we play less and less and it is always delightful to be able to reintroduce our young men to the freedom and the learning experience of ‘play’.

Year 7 students participate in Drama for one term. This year’s boys created non-realistic stereotypes from the Wild West. It was a very humorous experience for all of us; heroes and villains along with blonde heroines tied to railway tracks went down a treat.

Year 8s have a little more time, one semester, so they were able to engage in creating a couple of pieces of work related to Greek mythology.

Their understanding of play structure was tested in group improvisation where they learnt how to make their own plays and work together to produce an original interpretation

of a set story. When Zeus used his mobile phone from Mt Olympus to contact a mortal on Earth, his modern take on an ancient myth was a definite success.

Year 9s have Drama all year and have completed a variety of tasks; Dreamtime stories, commercials and mystery style plays from the New Testament to name a few.

Their modern interpretation on some parables were delightfully innocent and amusing for all of us.

Year 10s have been challenged with realistic scripts and the physical skills of sword fighting. Though, on occasion I was a little anxious about letting them loose with weapons to attack each other, no one actually lost an eye or gained a limp and they all learned a lot about self-control and physical focus.

of theatre and plays. Even with this pressure, there has been time to perform along with the lower school groups in our successful Visual and Performing Arts Night as well as for the Catholic Schools Performing Arts Festival.

All the performances this year have been focussed on raising students’ self-esteem and providing the participants in Drama with an outlet for creativity.

I thank those students who have participated enthusiastically and given themselves, their peers and the CBC Fremantle community some joyful entertainment in and out of the classroom.

Drama Teacher Mrs Rosalba Jeffreys

Upper school students were involved with WACE 2A/B which involves rigorous theoretical understanding

“ALL THE PERFORMANCES THIS YEAR HAVE BEEN FOCUSSED ON RAISING STUDENTS’ SELF-ESTEEM AND PROVIDING THE PARTICIPANTS IN DRAMA WITH AN OUTLET FOR CREATIVITY.”

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MUSIC 2013 has been a busy time in the music department at CBC. Students involved in the various bands, ensembles and choir have represented the College in many performances throughout the year, and have been outstanding gentlemen who have continued our great reputation for music in the local community.

Our wonderful peripatetic staff are our department’s biggest asset, and I thank them for all of their hard work and dedication to see the boys do their very best.

Mrs Emma Tandy, who works with me in our classroom programmes and also directs the College Choir, has been of great support to myself and the College. I would like to thank her for this commitment and for the great improvement in our singing programmes.

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In no particular order, some highlights from the year are: • Introduction of Singing programme for Year 7 elective rotation; • Great results in the Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools; • Jazz Orchestra performing at Clancy’s Fish Pub; • CBC Fremantle Visual and Performing Arts Festival (ViPA) at the Fremantle Town Hall; • Jazz at the Club Fundraiser; • Singapore Music Tour; • Music Camp at Woodmans Point; and • College Choir and Music Ministry celebrate Mass at Our Lady of Fatima 90 Year Celebrations.

Our College Choir has had a strong influx of students and is helping to develop a stronger culture for singing in the school. Our upper

school students involved have been great role models for the younger boys and have now given Mrs Tandy a clear direction to take them to the next level. I hope to see future growth in this area in 2014.

I would like to thank our hard working Music Parents’ Group under the leadership of Ms Pam Formby, who will be completing her presidency at the end of 2013.

I thank Pam for her help and support for our Music events; I could not have completed all that is required without her input and guidance.

Happy practising!

Head of Arts Learning Area Mr Shane Mancuso Above left Ryan Clark (Year 10) Above right Shae Davies (Year 12)

JAZZ ORCHESTRA Back row Luke Prendergast, Marcus Demiroski, Shae Davies, Anthony Iannantuoni, Mathew Thomas, Aidan Liddelow Middle row Austin Keyte, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Connor Spencer, Jacob Herbert, Declan Sinnott, Alec Sorgiovanni, Thomas Mansfield, Mr Shane Mancuso Front row Alessandro Monaco, Ryan Clark, Patrick Cinquina, Óran O’Connor, Liam Romano, Oliver Thompson, Timothy Arnott Absent James Covich, Liam McMahon, Damon Sutton

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BIG BAND Back row Owen Ready, Dylan Clifford, Alexander Natale, Damon Miles, Nicholas Watson, Finn Leen, Jacob Fitzpatrick, Baeley Amalfi Middle row Robert Hoy, Timothy Bayley, Austin Keyte, Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden, Kai Morgan, Toby Tomlinson, Thomas Gleeson, Matthew Read, Tony Ziegelaar Front row Connor Whitt, Liam Fico, Joel Tomlinson, James Crevald, Max Foxwell, Lachlan Blakiston, Tyler Davies, Adam Pinkerton Absent Jacob Cross, Yusef Hourani, Zachary McCormack, Mrs Melissa Skinner

SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE Left to right Alessandro Monaco, Thomas Mansfield, Anthony Iannantuoni, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Timothy Arnott, Mr Shane Mancuso

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CHOIR Back row Mathew Thomas, Damon Miles, Calogero S Martelli, Anthony Iannantuoni, Carl Mignacca, Timothy Arnott, Connor Whitt Third row Jacob Fitzpatrick, Finn Leen, Oliver Thompson, Alexander Winner, Callan Howe-Robinson, Cameron Sardelic, Dylan Clifford, Ethan Licari Second row Kai Morgan, Henry Moffitt, Max Violanti, Toby Tomlinson, Harry O’Neill, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden, Tyler Davies, Mrs Emma Tandy Front row Joshua Muir, Tony Ziegelaar, Timothy Bayley, Matthew Read, Michael Chalmers, Adam Pinkerton, Liam Fico Absent Matthew Hallows, Alexander Natale, Joel Tomlinson

BRASS ENSEMBLE Left to right Mrs Emelia Blake, Nicholas Watson, Liam McMahon, Damon Sutton, Yusef Hourani

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GUITAR ENSEMBLE 1 Back row Mr Kim Anning, Liam Romano, Joshua Berthold, Simon Smith, Lachlan Blakiston Front row Jake Walter, Joel Tomlinson, Matthew Patroni, Tyler Davies Absent Joe Wells

GUITAR ENSEMBLE 2 Back row Mr Alex Borthwick, Alexander Stapleton, Cian Hussy, Samuel Harlick, Connor Whitt, Jacob Herbert Front row James Covich, Adam Leavy, Matthew Hallows, Tyler Davies, Jack Murphy Absent Henry Rogerson

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Ben Cooper’s (Year 12) mix media artwork won the Principal’s Choice Award at the annual art exhibition

VISUAL ARTS 2013 has been a year of creative and inspirational artwork for the students at CBC Fremantle, with the boys showcasing their work through a variety of displays throughout the school and beyond, including VIPA, the Angelico Exhibition and the CBC Visual Arts Exhibition.

This year saw Mrs Stephanie Hantzis join the Visual Arts department, initially on a full time basis while Ms Zoe Francis was on maternity leave for Semester 1. In the following semester, the department welcomed back Ms Francis; the two teachers are now sharing the role and creating a new dynamic to the Visual Arts department.

The boys across all year levels have experimented with new techniques and mediums, creating artworks that were bright, rousing and original.

The Year 7 students, although only with us for one term, worked feverishly to create outstanding artworks from Howard Arkley inspired paintings using Posca Pens.

They created oversized pop-art styled sculptures of chocolates,

doughnuts, cakes and even ice-cream cones, as well as beautiful watercolour totem poles.

The Year 8 boys took a literal step in artistic shoes this year, fashioning some of the funkiest footwear seen, inspired by their summer memories.

These boys also created picture books based on their favourite childhood toy as well as creating lino prints and paintings inspired

by Eric Abel. These prints were an outstanding feature at this year’s exhibition.

Year 9 was full of excitement and brilliant ideas. The boys took a journey under the ocean, creating their own interesting sea creature sculptures using wire, plaster and found objects. Skateboarding is very popular with the boys and this year they had the opportunity to paint a blank skate deck based on themselves and an inspirational or iconic figure. These boys also completed a printmaking task based on Eric Abel and the incorporation of ink work creating intricate mix media pieces.

Street art is very popular today and the Year 10 students were introduced to this art style, producing some very powerful pieces about controversial topics in society.

These boys also created interesting Mambo styled paintings on perspex; this activity was challenging and the boys learned to manipulate gouache on an unusual painting surface. Art is often very personal so the boys were challenged to create posters about who they are. The boys learned many new techniques, including Riso printing.

Year 11 is the first of the two senior years of the Visual Arts programme and the boys must not only create interesting visual artworks, but also maintain a sound understanding of the subject, the artists and the styles. This year the boys concentrated on two major projects, the first being based on architectural trends. The boys worked mainly in printmaking with the introduction of mixing other mediums into their final piece. The second project focussed on landscapes using Brett Whiteley as one of their influences. The boys >>

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created some outstanding pastel reproductions of famous landscapes as a part of the preparation for their final artwork.

Although only a small group of students, the Year 12s produced some very strong pieces and they were well represented at this year’s exhibition. The boys had to complete two main projects, the first being based on urban tribalism and the second on beauty and perfection (from a male’s perspective). Each of the nine students tackled these projects with originality and uniqueness. The boys worked using a variety of mediums and styles including printmaking, photography, painting, mix-media, draining and film making.

Congratulations to all the students who participated in Visual Arts; your work and attitude was outstanding and it allowed us to provide a rich and engaging program for you all.

Visual Art Teachers Mrs Stephanie Hantzis Ms Zoe Francis

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This page Art in action in the Classroom studio

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Mrs Larrisa Dodsworth in English class

English THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CONTINUED TO BE DYNAMIC THROUGHOUT 2013 WITH A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO INSPIRE PASSION FOR COMMUNICATIONS AND LANGUAGE. Head of English Clint Testa

In 2013 the Australian Curriculum dominated the English department’s focus and all lower school year groups are now functioning under the AC guidelines, resulting in a greater variety of assessment types, and a greater breadth of learning.

interesting to discover some of the books that were being consumed.

Year 7 students showcased their stop-motion short films, presenting their own Flickerfest during lunchtime. Considering this was their first effort at film making, the results were very impressive.

Black Swan productions.

The Importance of Being Earnest challenged its audience in a variety of ways, while Death of a Salesman sparked off lengthy discussions in the literature classes.

This year, students produced blogs, audio/visual interpretations of great speeches from history, instructional videos, and stop-motion short film adaptations of legends and fables.

Some Year 12 students produced their own 10 minute news bulletins, featuring a variety of story types and even a television advertisement.

The highlight of the week was the Staff versus Student Great Debate on Friday afternoon. A bumper crowd turned out to witness students Damon Sutton, Liam Romano and Anthony Iannantuoni take on Mrs Candice Brown, Mr James Schubert and Mrs Vera Moura in debating the topic Teachers Should Wear Uniforms. The teachers came out on top with watertight arguments being supported by irrefutable rebuttals.

Our Year 12 Stage 3 students were fortunate enough to be visited by journalist, author and human rights crusader, Estelle Blackburn, on the subject of her expository text, Broken Lives. Year 10s were also privileged to visit the local Fremantle Gaol as they tapped into the minds of some of the original prisoners of this iconic establishment. Students were required to write an historical letter from the point of view of an inmate, reflecting on the hardships they were forced to endure.

The result of these types of activities has been a more active engagement with the subject, as well as building a broader skill set.

Excursions and Incursions

Theatre National Literacy Week A number of activities during National Literacy Week kept the College entertained. As usual, the staff were surveyed regarding some of their reading habits, and it was

Year 11 and 12 Literature students were privileged to attend a number of theatre events throughout the year. We ventured to the State Theatre Centre of Western Australia to take in two very accomplished

I would like to thank the English department who continue to astound me with their energy and commitment to our students. One can’t help but be inspired by such a robust and dynamic group of people who genuinely love what they do.

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ICT THE WORLD OF ICT IS MOVING AT A FRENETIC PACE AND THE ENTIRE COLLEGE IS RIDING THE TECHNOLOGY ROLLERCOASTER WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM. Head of ICT Mr John Rear

This year CBC became a true 1:1 school with all students now allocated a laptop. This programme is now three years old and has evolved into a key component of the boys’ education.

Over the journey we have had some issues but due to the extremely hard working ICT team of Mr Scott Barron, Mr Lachlan Byrd and Mrs Sonia Gaffney, CBC can now boast a robust and highly reliable service model that ensures the students and staff can maximise the great benefits presented by technology use at the College.

It is no coincidence that, as our laptop programme has evolved and matured, the quality of work produced by students across all subject areas has been significantly enhanced by technology integration. Students in English, for example, have been able to express themselves in more diverse ways by using film, the internet and electronic publishing. Other

students are utilising the extremely powerful Adobe suite of products to create multimedia rich work that adds to their fine work in the more ‘traditional’ aspects of their education. They can now boast skills in areas including web design, animation, image manipulation, ePublications, movie making, special effects and the ‘Cloud’. These skills are vital parts of employment opportunities as we move further into the 21st Century and the students at CBC are leading the way into this exciting future.

The College again showcased technology at the annual ICT Week.

This year was a huge success with the highlight being the ICT Expo.

Students were given the chance to have hands on experience with the latest laptops and tablets together with other interesting interactive teaching and learning tools. The boys also had the opportunity to talk with representatives from universities and TAFE regarding available courses and possible career pathways.

The film festival was again a key part of the week’s festivities with Mrs Fitzpatrick’s Year 8 boys showing their incredible movie making skills.

Planning is already underway for an even bigger event in 2014.

The world of ICT is moving at a frenetic pace and the entire College is riding the Technology Rollercoaster with great enthusiasm.

There will be bumps on the way, but our commitment to making the education of our boys at CBC richer as a result of technology integration is stronger than ever. In the ICT department, we are looking forward to building on our solid foundations created in recent years.

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Italian ITALIAN WEEK SAID IT ALL THIS YEAR – THE ENTHUSIASM AND JOY OF OUR STUDENTS PROVED TO US THAT ITALIAN IS ALIVE AND THRIVING AT CBC. Italian Teacher Ms Angela Calanni

Ms Lenzo and I are blessed with both enthusiastic and appreciative students of Italian. The numbers of boys studying Italian has grown over the last few years and our students seem to love the subject as much as we enjoy fostering in them a desire to appreciate all things Italian.

So what have we achieved in Italian this year? Tantissimo! We will start with the many recipes passed on to our boys, from making bruschetta to a tiramisu better than Jamie Oliver’s. They also participated in the scrumptious lesson of learning to cook crostoli with Ms Calanni’s parents. The Year 10 boys embraced these cooking lessons with great gusto. What joy it was to see the boys prepare, devour and savour the sweet tastes and wonderful opportunities.

Language Week gave everyone at CBC an opportunity to experience the delights of Italy first hand.

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of ice-cream devoured, we can safely say this activity was a success!

Once again we thank Frank Fazio for allowing us to show his film Restare Uniti, which explains how difficult it was for our forefathers when they left Italy and tried to embrace and be embraced by Australia. To consolidate our links to the Italian heritage in Fremantle, some of our students visited the Welcome Walls near the Maritime Museum. Many of our boys have grandparents listed on the Welcome Wall and this connection with CBC is particularly moving.

The Year 11 students were blessed with an Italian exchange student, Alessandro, who shared his linguistic skills and cultural knowledge with the class. This proved invaluable to the general learning in the classroom. The bond between the boys was evident in the gift of the Docker’s jersey presented to Alessandro, who wore it with pride.

It was with great pleasure that we received many comments from

parents delighted with their son’s linguistic knowledge at the end of Semester 1. The boys were practising their personal description dialogue at home with their parents. This sharing of their knowledge of Italian makes us as proud as the parents.

This was reinforced this term with the many artistic contributions to the Italian classroom with the Year 7 dioramas.

In the midst of all this we must not forget the Italian Tour. From gathering at the airport at 7pm on 25 September through to 13 October, words cannot express the utter delight experienced by one and all. Walking the streets of Trastevere in Rome, through to viewing The Last Supper in Milan, we were so proud of our boys.

The spirit of cooperation and generosity displayed by our CBC gentleman throughout the Italian Tour this year left the staff speechless. No matter where we went or what activity the boys participated in, the feedback from the locals was glowing.

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The Ideas Shop IN 2013 THE LIBRARY HAS BECOME AN EVEN BUSIER PLACE, WITH MANY STUDENTS STOPPING BY TO RESERVE OR REQUEST NEW BOOKS, AND SEEK HELP WITH MULTIMEDIA OR RESEARCH. Head of Library Ms Trevanna Cooper

We started the year with the popular Codebreaker Challenge, which was a sleuthing competition to discover snippets of school history. About 20 teams participated with the reigning champions yet again winning the competition.

In Term 2, Ms Searcy ran a workshop teaching students to make websites in Publisher. She also made an avatar of Ms Cooper which was then used in a competition with our younger students called, What would Ms Cooper say? They were invited to put the avatar into a picture and write some words using the layers in Photoshop and library staff helped them to master this.

In Term 3, Ms Eades ran a Claymation workshop. Students made plasticene figures which they then filmed using Claymation Studio. At the end of term, Ms Searcy challenged senior boys to drive the fastest lap on Gran Turismo, with the quickest winning a racing car driving lesson, courtesy of Adrenalin Super Cars.

2013 saw the introduction of some non-fiction ebooks and the purchase of a third movie camera. The green screen has been in popular demand and students are becoming more adventurous in developing their film editing repertoire. We were lucky to have a practicum student, Mr James Christensen, who has a background in Media, and he was able to give the boys some tips and challenges.

Another visitor was 92.9FM radio presenter, Tyrone Thwaites, who talked to the radio boys about broadcasting techniques.

They put these into practice when, as a spinoff from 89.2FM CBC radio, they formed Edmund Rice Productions to speak out for social justice. Keane Bourke and Alex Natale did a superb interview with Greens Senator Scott Ludlum, and followed it up by interviewing Br Steve Bowman from the Edmund Rice Centre in Mirrabooka. In fact, several people from the organisation were interviewed. They then uploaded the interviews to the internet. Before the end of the

year our radio station should be webcasting.

The Idea Shop staff are also working on QR Codes for books that connect titles to reviews and book trailers.

Here, books are definitely not defunct. Students are constantly recommending new books for our collection, and when something comes in, it has usually been checked out by lunchtime.

Mr Stockton’s Technical Graphics class designed and laser cut acrylic shelf guides for the fiction collection.

They are very colourful and the boys did a great job.

We continue to skype Bindoon Agricultural College weekly and were happy to receive a visit from their staff. Next year, Ms Cooper has been invited to speak at the WA School Library Conference as to what makes a library popular. We asked one of our students this question.

His response? “It’s where all the action is!”

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89.2FM CBC RADIO Back row William Power, Martin Bradley, Yassin Albarri, Millen Sjerp, Connor Whitt, Ms Trevanna Cooper Front row Ari Brierley Figueiredo, Thomas Brewster-Jones, Paul Jardine-Clarke, Chrisopher Bawden, Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden, Jacob Shales Absent Harry Bird, Alexander Natale, Keane Bourke, Joseph Bird, Robert Olivieri, Dennis Joseph

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Mathematics MATHEMATICS HAD ANOTHER ENERGETIC AND CHALLENGING YEAR WITH NEW TECHNOLOGY ADDING VALUE TO OUR CLASSROOM LEARNING. Head of Mathematics Mr Barry Tognolini

Laptops, overhead projectors and new smartboard technologies were incorporated into the curriculum, enabling the staff to integrate a variety of learning experiences into the boys’ maths classes.

Maths club was well attended in 2013, with an average of 20 to 30 boys attending on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The club provides extra help or further challenges for boys, and is run by Mr Andre Leicester, Ms Marilyn Schmidt, Miss Lisa Tognolini and Mr Barry Tognolini.

Year 8s have had a very busy and exciting year. Mr Craig Jones and Ms Tognolini challenged a talented group of mathematicians in their extension classes. The Year 10s enjoyed using their new Casio Classpad calculators as they prepared themselves for entering the upper school.

During 2013 gifted Mathematics students took advantage of many opportunities to display their abilities through a variety of competitions.

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Have Sum Fun Competitions The Have Sum Fun competition is organised by the Mathematical Association of WA (MAWA) and consists of three teams of six boys each representing the College.

In the upper school competition, six Year 11 and five Year 12 boys, competed against 35 other teams in the South of the River division of the competition. The CBC upper school team comprised the following students: Year 11

Year 12

Anthony Iannantuoni Konrad Nadilo Liam Romano Isaac Rowe Mathew Thomas Ben Anandappa Thomas Godsall Kale Miller Alessandro Monaco

The Year 12 team placed fifth, which is a great accomplishment, while the Year 11 team placed 20th.

In the lower school team the following boys were selected:

Year 8 Anthony Cammarano

Henry Rogerson

Samuel Sheridan

Darcy Sunter Year 9 Keane Bourke

Conor Hars

Ryan Pace

Emmanuel Terzoudis- Lumsden Year 10 Calogero Martelli

Matthew Patroni

Aldrin Thomas

Nicholas Thuys The Years 10 and 8 lower school team placed 32nd while the Years 9 and 8 school team was 31st among the multitude of other teams from the South of the River section.

Australian Mathematics Awards During August the Australian Mathematics Awards were held at the school. From Years 7 to 12 there were 234 students who sat for the test. There were some excellent results attained from the following students.

Left Year 12 winners in the Australian Mathematics Awards Right Mr Tognolini with Liam Godsall (Year 10)

Year 12 Kale Miller The boys who attended were: High Distinction (top 5% in the state) Conor Noonan Keane Bourke, Riley Faulds, Bevan Year 8 Anthony Cammarano

Riley Howell Grant, Alex Natale, Ryan Pace, Gianni Year 11 Connor Fordham

Rifici, Nathan Rowe and Emmanuel

Liam Romano WAJO University Competition Terzoudis-Lumsden.

Year 12 Ben Anandappa Tom Godsall In 2013 eight Year 9 boys The event started with an individual

Alessandro Monaco represented the College with competition paper of 10 questions,

Luke Prendergast distinction at the annual WAJO which lasted 100 minutes. After a University Competition, competing short break, the boys were placed Distinctions (top 15% in the state) against all other schools in the state.

Year 7 Harry O’Neill in teams of four and completed Harry Rosenthal another paper that lasted 60 The boys were Keane Bourke, Joshua

Jack Schmidt minutes.

Caruso, Riley Faulds, Bevan Grant, Year 8 Luke Carbonaro Conor Hars, Ryan Pace, Gianni Rifici Year 9 Ben Bockman Mangahigh and Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden.

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Joshua Mascarenhas Mangahigh is a new online software UWA Junior Maths Olympiad

Gianni Rifici program designed to stimulate the Year 10 Luke Barrett boys in their mathematical skills. This Ms Marilyn Schmidt and Mr Barry

Connor Cameron program replaced Mathletics this Tognolini took eight of our talented

Calogero Martelli year with the students still able to Year 9 mathematicians to represent

Matthew Patroni access it at home as well as school.

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Luke Pirozzi Maths Olympiad 2013 (WAJO).

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Aldrin Thomas It was a very busy event with more

Nicholas Thuys than 400 students competing from

James Warren schools all over the state. As it was Year 11 Michael Cronan held on a Saturday, the boys showed

Riley Naughton great commitment to the school.

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Outdoor Education OVERALL, THE YEAR PROVIDED THE BOYS WITH SOME LIFE-LONG MEMORIES AND EXPERIENCES THEY MAY NOT OTHERWISE HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE. Head of Physical and Health Education Mr Zachary Preston

Outdoor Education at CBC Fremantle provides students with the opportunity to participate in a variety of outdoor activities while learning valuable life skills and lessons along the way.

In Year 9, students were challenged with units in surf lifesaving, mountain biking, navigation, roping and body boarding. In Year 10, students developed their skills and knowledge in snorkelling, fishing and rock climbing and also completed their Bronze Medallion in swimming as part of the course. In lower school there is a focus on the participation and enjoyment of activities as well as the education in risk management, sustainability, minimal impact practises and general knowledge.

The highlight of the year was the Year 10 Outdoor Recreation camp at Woodman’s Point in Term 4.

The boys used their fishing and snorkelling skills, participated in a

variety of group activities and had a great time.

In Year 11, 1A/1B students started working towards their Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation. They completed a canoeing unit at the Marine Education Boatshed which culminated in a day paddle up the Swan River. In the second semester, students further developed their roping skills from Year 10 and completed an overnight expedition mountain biking on the Munda Biddi trail in Dwellingup.

Boatshed and learned how to sail on the Swan River. The highlight of this course was three days sailing up the Swan River where the boys were treated to some strong winds and testing conditions.

The boys learned about the value of our natural environment and the opportunities it presents to them, as well as the skill sets needed to safely participate in outdoor activities.

The Year 12 1C/1D course is marine-based with fishing and snorkelling the focus in Semester 1.

Students completed an excursion to Point Peron where they had the opportunity to snorkel, fish and dive for crabs, and also an overnight expedition on Rottnest Island.

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Physical and Health Education WITH A BALANCE BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE, THE HEALTHIEST PROGRAMME AT CBC ENCOURAGES A DEEP UNDERSTANDING OF LEADING A FIT AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLE. Head of Physical and Health Education Mr Zachary Preston

2013 has been a very busy and productive year in the Physical and Health Education Department. The range of activities that students have had the opportunity to participate in during Physical Education, Sport Science, Outdoor Education and Health have highlighted the importance of a healthy and active lifestyle.

These subjects also develop students academically and prepare them for their chosen pathway, either university bound or non-university bound, and include a Certificate II in Sport and Recreation.

Across all subjects within the Physical Education learning area we emphasise the developing students’ interpersonal and self-management skills. Practical subjects also embrace these skills along with developing teamwork, game strategies and understanding the intricacies of the sports.

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The lower school students in Years 7 to 10 have been involved in a wide range of sports including AFL, cricket, ultimate frisbee, hockey, tee-ball, soccer, modcrosse, basketball, badminton and tennis.

The Year 10 students finish their Physical Education at CBC Fremantle being trained by Zendokai black belt Paul Woodhams in a variety of selfdefence methods.

This was enjoyed by all students who looked forward every week to see what they would be taught next.

Health The importance of Health Education at CBC continued to grow this year with students embracing the need for an active and healthy lifestyle.

Topics included puberty, bullying, relationships, nutrition and healthy lifestyle, drug education and the ever more important mental health. The Year 10 programme also included Keys for Life, which looks at how to

be a responsible driver, along with the consequences of irresponsible driving. The unit finishes with the students sitting for their Learner’s Permit.

Sports Science In Years 8, 9 and 10 Sport Science students not only learned about less mainstream sports like gridiron, Gaelic football, water polo, netball and squash, they have also started to prepare for upper school Physical Education studies. Students are introduced to the popular sport science industry that is so heavily relied upon in today’s sporting world. Students begin with fitness and healthy lifestyle in Year 8, then move on to the more complex topics of anatomy, biomechanics and exercise physiology. All these topics give a fantastic background into the students’ current sporting endeavours and also prepare them for future study should they choose

Physical Education studies in upper school.

Physical Education Studies Stage 1 Year 11 and 12 Physical Education students have been doing their Certificate II in Sports and Recreation. The students have also been studying sports psychology and coaching methods and using the sports touch football, squash and badminton to help with understanding. The Year 12 Stage 1 students have successfully completed their Senior First Aid Certificate and enjoyed finishing the year learning how to surf at Leighton Beach.

The Stage 2 and 3 ATAR students have been learning the principles of biomechanics and exercise physiology in sport with particular emphasis on volleyball and basketball. These particular units form an excellent building block

for their studies in Year 12.

The year ended with a tour of the Perth Wildcats facilities, which included presentations by the new Wildcats’ coach and meeting the players.

Special thanks to the Physical Education staff Mr Brendan McGrath, Mr Brent Butcher, Mr Jason Matthews, Mr Adrian Correia, Mr Stephen Hunter, Mr Troy Foote and Miss Lisa Tognolini.

I would also like to thank teachers who have taught Health Education this year: Dr Aidan Holohan, Mr Patrick Ryan, Mr Lou Miller, Ms Rosalba Jeffreys, Ms Andrea Fitzpatrick, Mr Joel Moss, Ms Meagan Musson and Mr Paul Woodhouse.

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Science SCIENCE AT CBC IS A DIVERSE AND EXCITING PART OF THE CURRICULUM, AND STUDENTS ARE EXPOSED TO PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ASPECTS DESIGNED TO CHALLENGE AND INSPIRE. Head of Science Mrs Jennifer Lawlor

There were a few changes in Science this year, and the boys’ results and enthusiasm have been a pleasure to witness. New text books were introduced for Years 7 to 10 that fell nicely in line with the Australian Curriculum; Integrated Science, a new non-ATAR course, was introduced, and the Curriculum aimed at Year 10s changed so boys could begin to specialise in their 2014 subjects in Term 4.

view the running of an industrial laboratory. Year 11 Chemistry students made a trip to the Chem Centre and Year 11 Biology visited Leighton Beach for a study on coastal succession and biodiversity, and also made a trip to Perth Zoo to look at various animal adaptations. The Year 12 Human Biology class also visited the Zoo to view primates and Year 11 Physics students spent a day at the Gingin Discovery Centre.

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Exciting events were planned every day to celebrate National Science Week. Monday lunchtime was Drastic Dissections, and boys screwed up their faces and held down their lunch as they watched a rat being dissected. On Tuesday Dr Holohan shook the Science block with his dynamic Pop and Bang Show. Wednesday was huge, with a Mentor Quiz, a Physics Open House at lunchtime, and the Year 9 cohort enjoying a Rocket Show with the Gravity Discovery Centre.

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On Thursday, students and staff packed into the Chemistry lab to

view the finalists of the 60 Second Science Challenge, which involved boys filming a one-minute science experiment or documentary of their choosing. On Friday, many of our lower school students experienced an incursion from the Birds of Prey Centre. The boys were particularly delighted with Oska, a Barking Owl and Micro, a Wedge Tailed Eagle.

Finally, there was the show-stopper that was Cool Chemistry, with liquid nitrogen displays and some of the boys even got to taste liquid nitrogen enhanced ice cream.

International Chemistry Olympiad As a result of his performance at the Australian Science Olympiad’s Summer School at Monash University, Ben Anandappa (Year 12) was chosen to represent Australia at the International Chemistry Olympiad in Moscow.

More than 70 countries participated in the competition, which involved two five-hour exams, one theory and one practical. Ben was awarded a bronze medal at the Olympiad; an enormous achievement.

Inspired by this experience, Ben felt that other students interested in Chemistry should have the opportunity to delve deeper into the subject. Year 11 students Anthony Iannantuoni, Liam Romano, Mathew Thomas and Solomon Wright committed themselves to participating in Ben’s classes on key concepts from the Australian Science Olympiad Syllabus. Congratulations to Anthony, Liam, Mathew and Solomon for their keen participation throughout the year, and we wish them every success.

Competitions In Term 2 of this year, many of the students will recall sitting the National Science Competition.

It is a paper that consists of 30 multiple choice questions written by the University of New South Wales, covering chemistry, physics, biology, human biology and earth and environmental science. The questions increase in complexity as the paper goes on. The following boys did particularly well, achieving Distinctions and High Distinctions.

This puts some of them in the top

four percent of students in Western Australia. Congratulations to the boys awarded with Distinctions: Joshua Muir and Lachlan Yurak in Year 7; Riley Faulds and Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden in Year 9, and Hamish Macpherson from Year 10.

The Royal Australian Chemical Institute releases the National Chemistry Quiz on an annual basis.

Students across Australia, Asia, and Malaysia attempt the paper that usually consists of 30 multiple choice questions. The questions rely on an understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts, and get increasingly difficult as the paper goes on. Congratulations to Year 11 Distinction winners: Marcus Di Biase, Benjamin Green, Mitchell Hinton, Zeus Greget O’Dea, Austin Main and Solomon Wright. High Distinctions were awarded to Year 11 students Matthew Costello, Coen Geaney, Anthony Iannantuoni, Liam Romano, Alec Sorgiovanni and Mathew Thomas.

went to Thomas Godsall, Riley Howell, Alessandro Monaco, Luke Prendergast and Jack Sunter.

A final note The first day of Term 2 was filled with great sadness when we lost our teacher, friend and colleague, Mr Ben Foley.

Ben had great energy and a top sense of humour, two musts for teaching boys. We have missed him terribly. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers go to Ben’s wife Eve, son Ry and the Foley family.

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Society & Environment SOCIETY & ENVIRONMENT HAS BEEN HEAVILY INVOLVED IN PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH ENRICHING ACTIVITIES BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM. Head of S&E Mr Craig Carter

The S&E learning area has had a great deal of success this year including a fantastic performance in the National Geography Competition. A significant number of students received Distinctions and High Distinctions in this competition and should be congratulated for their performance.

CBC also competed in the State Debating Competition. This has been very successful with the school having a number of victories against highly rated opposition and has exposed a very large number of students to Debating.

An absolute highlight of 2013 was the inaugural S&E week at CBC. We had medieval knights fighting, a Q&A with Western Australian politicians, a debate between students and teachers about reducing the voting age to 16 (which the teachers won) and various quizzes and competitions for the students.

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experiences both inside and outside of the classroom.

Year 7 students have studied Ancient China and Greece, World Environments, Active Citizenship and skills such as Mapping. To complement this learning, they visited the Zoo and completed an S&E Amazing Race around Fremantle.

The Year 8 students have been studying Planet Earth, Financial Literacy, the Vikings and Medieval Europe. The highlight of the Year 8 programme was the World Fair where students demonstrated their learning about different countries around the world.

Year 9 students were involved in a number of valuable learning experiences in units including Law, Global Challenges and Australian History. These experiences were enhanced with a trip to the Francis Burt Law Centre in Perth and Fremantle Prison, observing the criminal justice system both past and present.

Year 10 students have been involved in a rotation of teachers and subjects where they have experienced Law and Government, International Conflicts, World Environmental Issues and Economics. They have also been actively involved in selecting Year 11 subjects from the Society and Environment learning area.

The Year 11 and 12 students have been primarily involved in their particular learning pursuits within their courses. The Geography students have been involved in a number of required excursions and camps, including the Amazing Race around the City of Perth. Year 12 students have prepared diligently for WACE exams, and hopefully they will be accepted into their desired course in 2014.

Sincere thanks must go to all the Society and Environment team who have worked tirelessly to give our students extremely valuable learning experiences throughout the year. They have achieved this through outstanding pedagogy and

dedication to their profession.

Next year we are looking forward to continuing the implementation of the Australian Curriculum, the introduction of the new Business Management and Enterprise Course in the College and two exciting student tours to Gallipoli and Canberra, all of which will support the learning of all the students at the College.

Clockwise from above Medieval knights fighting, International Food Festival, Kai Plunkett and Mitchell Palmer (Year 12s) planning the Amazing Race, Joshua Lacey and Max Violanti (Year 8s) on a Geography excursion

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Workplace Learning and VET THIS YEAR THE COLLEGE HAD NUMEROUS PROGRAMMES RUNNING INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY TO PROMOTE INDUSTRY LIFE SKILLS TO THE STUDENTS BEFORE ENTERING THE WORKFORCE. Head of VET Mr Garry Hart

With the reality of today’s students being required to stay at school longer, trade qualifications and work experience for our boys have assumed great importance in preparation for impending employment.

Experience and training within the workplace begins when students commence their first placement.

The students are afforded the opportunity to complete work experience in a supportive and safety conscious environment with the support of the College.

After completing their resumés and finding their own work experience, numerous boys are able to experience the satisfaction of learning hands-on skills in the field of their choice.

This year the ‘Try-a-Trade’ programme provided 16 students in Year 10 with the opportunity to

work in a simulated environment to demonstrate their expertise within the trades. The students chose tiling, plastering or bricklaying for three days, thus further guiding their career paths.

At CBC Fremantle, we are currently offering the INSTEP programme or School Based Apprenticeships for Year 11 and 12 students. INSTEP involves students working in business and industry one day a week, learning and understanding the everyday requirements within the chosen trade. Some of the chosen businesses include plumbing, automotive, marine, veterinary, electrical, building construction and teacher assistants. By Year 12, the student works with their employer to complete their TAFE Certificate courses. This joint opportunity between the College, TAFE and local businesses can lead to traineeships or ongoing fulltime employment.

There were 76 Certificate II, five Certificate III and 15 Certificate IV courses successfully completed at the College this year including Engineering; Technical Graphics; Information, Communication and Technology; Sport and Recreation; and Outdoor Education.

I wish to extend my gratitude to all of the businesses that have assisted in preparing our students for the workforce. With their continued support these opportunities can refocus and guide our students in their chosen career.

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Technology & Enterprise CREATIVE INSPIRATION, LOGICAL APPLICATION AND PRACTICAL, HANDS-ON SKILLS WORK TOGETHER IN THE T&E DEPARTMENT. Head of T&E Mr Stephen Coggin

This year we have taken our Design and Technology curriculum to the next level with the inclusion of two new pieces of equipment, these being a 3D printer and a laser cutter.

The inclusion of this capability into our curriculum allows students to take their design work to the next level, as they produce prototypes of their work or include laser engraved features on their projects.

The Year 7 boys in particular, have been quite excited about designing iPhone cases, involving quite precise measuring of the phone dimensions to ensure a good fit.

Another inclusion this year has been the development of an Architectural strand into the Design Technical Graphics courses. The software is industry standard and allows for photo realistic renderings of the building interiors.

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The Wood and Metal work areas have included a Certificate II in both Furnishing and Metals and Engineering with the WACE courses and this has proved very beneficial to the boys as they move into postschool destinations.

After taking the first half of the year off on long service leave, we welcomed Frank Williams back into the Food Technology area and the students have been producing some fine examples of the culinary art. I must mention the great effort of Ms Fiona Williams who filled in while Frank was enjoying his rest; Fiona has been a great addition to the team.

It always astounds me the way the students often exceed the expectations of the staff of this department; our job is to give them the basics and they take it as far as they can. Many students

have displayed great potential as they develop the gifts and talents they have been blessed with. It is a pleasure to help these boys grow, and to watch the pride in achievement that they have with their finished work. I am sure many projects made in this department have pride of place in their homes.

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Tours and Immersions IN 2013 CBC STUDENTS WERE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE ISOLATION OF DESERT AUSTRALIA, BE IMMERSED IN TROPICAL PHILIPPINES OR RIDE THE WHIRLWIND OF CULTURE IN ITALY.

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Italian and Visual Art Tour YEAR 10 AND 11 ITALIAN AND VISUAL ART STUDENTS FLEW ACROSS THE WORLD FOR AN 18 DAY JOURNEY OF CULTURE, LANGUAGE, HISTORY, ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN BEAUTIFUL ITALY. Italian Teacher Ms Angela Calanni Visual Art Teacher Ms Zoe Francis

After two flights and a total of 17 hours flying time, we arrived in Rome and hit the ground running.

Our tour began by exploring the Roman streets at sunset and making our way to the Trevi Fountain for our first of many gelato indulgences. The journey throughout Rome also took us to the spectacular and iconic Colosseum, the Vatican, Pantheon, Spanish Steps and new itinerary additions of the Crypts, Castle St Angelo and an evening at the very fashionable Trastevere.

From Rome, our coach took us on to historic Pompeii and serene Sorrento, where we also enjoyed a day of relaxation at Capri. Next stop was the very quaint town of Orvieto, where the boys tried their hand at traditional Italian cooking, and then it was on to Florence, where the boys attended a Language and Art school for three days. We also experienced the fresh produce of the San Lorenzo gourmet food markets, the magnificent David at the Accademia, and the Ponte Vecchio, while the art students

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visited the Uffizi and were wowed by the Botticelli gallery collection.

In Milan we were captivated by Da Vinci’s Last Supper and overwhelmed by the San Siro Stadium. The final stop was Venice, where we strolled through the back narrow lanes which lead us to the decadent Doges Palace in Piazza San Marco and the Ponte Rialto.

Highlights for students included the artists’ bazaar of Piazza Navona, playing soccer against a young Roman Soccer Club team, the sturdy chair lift in majestic Anacapri, climbing the 294 steps to reach the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, visiting the Ferrari Museum, experiencing the inside makings of the Ducati and Lamborghini factories, the Venice by night Ghost Tour, the Peggy Guggenheim Museum and basking in a gondola ride along the canals of breathtaking Venice. Italy would also not have been complete without a shopping opportunity or two, eating too many Baci chocolates at the Perugina chocolate factory, indulging in nutella

crepes and several gelato scoops!

The tour provided every boy with an incredible opportunity to appreciate all things Italian. The language students embraced the linguistic experience by practising their Italian at every opportunity, while the Art students took advantage to sketch, paint and photograph the awe-inspiring scenery of Bella Italia. Nothing compares to the thrill of immersion within a brand new environment, a wonderful rich culture, and the emotional, social and spiritual inspiration that occurs as a result.

On behalf of Ms Calanni, Ms Francis and Mr Burgio, thank you to the boys for using every opportunity to revel in the delights of Italy and making this a memorable tour that will always be etched in our hearts.

The 2013 Italian and Visual Art Tour was an amazing experience that gave us an opportunity to immerse ourselves in the true Italian culture.

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Although it went by so quickly, the sights we saw and adventures we encountered helped to shape an enjoyable tour for all; with the new friendships and awe-inspiring sights, it has truly changed my life in a positive way. It is very difficult to choose one great city, but I thoroughly enjoyed Florence with its unique lifestyle and many famous icons like David, all surrounded by friendly locals.

I would like to thank all the boys who shared this experience with me; our parents and loved ones for their support; and of course the teachers, Mr Burgio, Ms Francis and Ms Calanni, for organising this unforgettable trip and making it the best holiday that will always be remembered.

Grazie a tutti, viva Italia!

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Kiwirrkurra IMMERSED DEEP IN THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA, EIGHT CBC BOYS EXPERIENCED THE REMOTE LANDSCAPE OF OUR ANCIENT LAND, AND THE FUTURE HOPE OF AN ISOLATED COMMUNITY. Aboriginal Reconciliation Coordinator Mr Peter Baldry

This year a group of eight boys and two staff travelled to the remote community of Kiwirrkurra.

Kiwirrkurra is not a community with majestic natural surroundings, or features that make it unique within the Australian landscape; it doesn’t have the boab trees, the 90 mile beaches, the tropical forests or the annual migration of the red crabs.

Kiwirrkurra is located in the Gibson Desert with all its barrenness, inaccessibility and hostility. The community is populated by a small group of indigenous people that are striving to hold on to their culture and make a world for their children.

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have people had the opportunity, whilst abiding by the laws of each culture, to learn so much, to build so much, to love so much and to work together for the betterment of this great nation.

The objectives of the immersion were to: · Develop a perspective of Indigenous Australians. · Show greater empathy towards the plight of other Australians. · Develop a unique relationship and bond with peers based on a mutual understanding of the plight of the Indigenous Australians. · Develop a relationship and partnership with our friends at Kiwirrkurra which will extend into the future.

The trip was a great success and I would like to thank Mr Van Dongen for giving up his time to help

coordinate the trip. I would also like to thank the boys who participated in the immersion: Lewis Grant, Jake Harris, Tyler Hellmrich, Jordan Johnson, Aidan McDonald, Broden Olivieri, Liam Rogan and Solomon Wright. They all had a great time and came back changed men.

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Music Singapore Tour ON SUNDAY 7 JULY, 16 CBC MUSICIANS FROM YEARS 10 TO 12 TRAVELLED TO SINGAPORE FOR A WEEK OF MUSICAL ACTIVITIES, SIGHTSEEING AND BEING IMMERSED IN THE AMAZING CULTURE. Head of Music Mr Shane Mancuso

While in Singapore the travelers performed at the Blu Jaz Café to an appreciative audience of locals and even some Perth visitors.

The students had a unique opportunity to meet their Singaporean counterparts when they visited the Yio Chu Kang Secondary School and joined in their band rehearsal. The last musical activity of the tour was to participate in a combined rehearsal with the Thomson Community Big Band, which has members of all ages and was a great opportunity to make

contacts with various musicians from the Singapore scene.

In addition to these fantastic musical activities, the group had the opportunity to see some of Singapore’s favourite tourist destinations. We experienced Universal Studios; Sentosa Island; Night Safari; shopping in the massive Vivo City; the largest aquarium and maritime museum in the world, Adventure Cove Water Park; Marina Bay Sands Sky Park, and Gardens by the Bay.

This tour would not have been possible without the generous support of the CBC Music Parents Group, which helped by subsidising the cost for each student to attend.

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Philippines Immersion ON SUNDAY 7 JULY, 16 CBC MUSICIANS FROM YEARS 10 TO 12 TRAVELLED TO SINGAPORE FOR A WEEK OF MUSICAL ACTIVITIES, SIGHTSEEING AND BEING IMMERSED IN THE AMAZING CULTURE. Year 11 Student Joshua Kestel

On 20 September at 5pm, a small group of CBC boys from Years 10 and 11 departed from Perth International Airport on a once in a lifetime experience. The nine boys and two teachers flew to Changi Airport in Singapore before embarking on a five-hour flight to Cebu in Southern Leyte in the Philippines.

Cebu was crazy with traffic everywhere and the tropical climate bearing down on us. Driving through the city to the Paragon Hotel provided an interesting contrast between the rich and poor sectors of society, and showed us how closely these two extremes live on the small island.

After we arrived at our hotel and made camp, we set about exploring the city and making our way to the amazing open-air church that lay in the heart of the city. The church was packed with people jamming against one another to get a spot in this amazing structure that is a beacon to the predominately Catholic society of Cebu. After Mass

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we enjoyed a scrumptious western meal with Brother Paul Coster. The next day we arrived at the ferry full of anticipation for what lay ahead in Maasin. The ferry ride was calm and slow but with each boy being assigned a bunk bed and a deck of UNO cards courtesy of the teachers, no one was complaining.

15 and 16 year olds from the seminary. Arriving at the courts, we were greeted by a crowd of 500 students and the opposition were much older than expected.

Although the CBC boys lost by a respectable 65-35, our spirits were not dampened and that night we enjoyed their first Filipino meal.

Arriving in Maasin, everyone was full of curiosity about what lay ahead.

Once the ferry docked we quickly disembarked and were welcomed by all of the Christian Brothers. That night, after we dropped off our bags at our hotel, we ate at Alberto’s, which is the only pizza shop in Maasin. The meal was enjoyed by all of the boys, with meat lovers being the firm favourite.

The following day the CBC group went up into the hills of Maasin to a cooking programme run by the Christian Brothers. The programme was fantastic with local women learning the skills needed to make their own food products that could then be sold. The women were cooking all sorts of fantastic foods like banana chips, ginger tea, pulvoron and dansalan (sweet potato) chips.

We had breathtaking views of the coastline from the comfort of our hotel. The first day in Maasin, the CBC students took part in a local school retreat where we learned about the different aspects of life here. Following the retreat we were told that we would be playing a game of basketball against some

The CBC group was then taken to a local school, which was filled with shy but cheerful children. The school library was little more than a hut with a collapsing celling and a small bookcase with no books. This was an eye opening experience for us, seeing how these children didn’t >>

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need material goods to be happy, they just enjoyed life, a quality that is sometimes forgotten in the more affluent west.

The next day started with what felt like Perth’s annual rain fall in 10 minutes. The rain tipped down and the boys watched in amazement as it skirted across the streets. Luckily the downpour did not last long and we were able to visit Mama Mary, which is a massive statue of Mary overlooking the city of Maasin.

This amazing figure is situated 230 steps up a steep slope that provided a great view of Maasin. We were surprised by the scale of the city; we were not expecting Maasin to be such a big place.

Over the course of the following days we immersed ourselves in the culture of Maasin including visiting the eye and ear testing centre at the dock, calling in to schools and meeting the local children, walking through the local communities and seeing the poor conditions in which many of the population of Maasin reside.

Throughout the trip, Mr Hart and Mr Dowsett continually made an effort to ensure the boys enjoyed themselves and really soaked up the atmosphere of the Philippines.

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to a secluded island, snorkelled on coral reefs and played a game of competitive volleyball with the Brothers (Brother Roshem being the most competitive by far).

Finally, on the last night in Maasin, the Brothers invited the whole CBC group to the Seminary for a farewell dinner. Here, the students presented Mr Hart and Mr Dowsett with a Maasin basketball jersey as a thank you for the great experience.

The Maasin immersion was a fantastic opportunity to see another part of the world and to experience a completely different culture. The trip provided the students and teachers with lasting memories.

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Rugby Tour IN APRIL, CBC RUGBY PLAYERS TRAVELLED ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO INDULGE IN THEIR FAVOURITE SPORT IN THE LAND WHERE IT IS MOST APPRECIATED – QUEENSLAND. English Teacher and Rugby Manager Ms Candice Brown T&E Teacher and Rugby Coach Mr Don McNamee Science Teacher and Rugby Coach Mr Paul Woodhouse

After landing in Queensland, the tour’s activities officially began at St Edmund’s College in Ipswich, where the boys were billeted out to ‘rugby families’. Some funny tales of killer-running turtles and other strange animals emerged the next morning at training, but our boys were fearless and braved the associated terrors of living in semirural Queensland! Our first game was a success, scoring our only victory of the trip.

A fantastic and tiring day was spent at Dreamworld and then it was time to move to the new accommodation.

We made our way over the road to Ipswich Grammar School, where we were to spend another two nights.

The boys had a taste of boarding school life and many commented that it was quite a Spartan existence.

We managed to fit in a trip to see the mighty Queensland at Suncorp Stadium, as well as playing a game against Ipswich Boarders.

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Brisbane, where we were boarded with families from St Laurence’s College. The boys were impressed with the school’s facilities, including the rooftop oval, complete with fake grass. However, what was most impressive was how well they could shop in the urban jungle of Queen Street Mall.

The game against St Laurence’s was tightly contested, but unfortunately we lost our lead in the final minutes and tasted defeat again. A highlight of the trip was our visit to Ballymore (the spiritual home of the game) to see a Reds’ training session. We even got to meet a player, and Mr Woodhouse left him with a lasting impression.

After three days in Brisbane, it was time to travel north for the last game against St Columban’s, and then it was off to the airport and back to our families.

It really was a great trip and there are many funny memories associated with Gummi Bears, delicious

slurpees, chants of ‘Woodhouse on three’ and long bus trips that we will all remember forever. We learned that the score is irrelevant – what matters is the joy of playing the greatest game on earth.

The boys represented CBC Fremantle as fine young gentleman and we were proud to escort them on the tour.

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Sport SPORT IS A VITAL PART OF SCHOOL LIFE AND PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EVERY STUDENT TO PARTICIPATE AT THEIR OWN LEVEL.

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Sport 2013 PROVED TO BE A YEAR OF SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS WITH CBC BOYS WANTING TO REPRESENT THEIR SCHOOL AND HAVE A GO. Head of Sport Mr Brendan McGrath

The House Sport programme gives all Year 7 to 10 boys an opportunity to compete with their classmates and challenge each other across a wide variety of sports. It’s great to see the red, green, yellow and blue shirts coming together and put in their best effort individually and as a team.

All the Year 7, 8 and 9 boys have a chance to represent CBC in the annual ACC Lightning Carnivals.

The boys have the option of playing either football, soccer, hockey or rugby and they thoroughly enjoy this opportunity. To see the teams move around and compete in a participation based carnival with the guidance of the senior boys is fantastic.

At the annual Oblate Cup this year we were unsuccessful in retaining the title after four consecutive years of victory. It was a close competition and Mazenod College certainly had a more determined approach and were strong across all sports. They won the hockey, basketball, football and rugby, with CBC taking home the soccer shield. It was a fantastic 148

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day with both schools showing great sportsmanship and a willingness to represent their school with distinction.

This year we were able to achieve our biggest goal: to win the Big Three. The ACC Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics Carnivals are the pinnacles of our sporting involvement throughout the year.

Competing against the biggest and strongest ACC Colleges is a time when we put in our best teams and our sporting reputation is on the line. We again proved that our focus, determination and team spirit is difficult to reckon with after winning the three titles for only the third time in CBC history.

It was a wonderful achievement by all the students, teachers, Old Boys and parents involved.

The School Sport WA competition puts our teams to the test against schools from the PSA, government and ACC sectors, and we had some wonderful success. It is the dedication of the boys to want to represent the College which is the most pleasing aspect of these competitions. For

the first time the Year 7 Glory Cup Soccer team won the state-wide competition, and the Junior School Boys Australian Rules Football team won the cup after previously being unsuccessful in the Grand Final on numerous occasions. Congratulations to all involved with these teams; you have made your mark on the CBC Fremantle sporting history.

A special congratulations must go to the boys who were recognised for their involvement in CBC Fremantle Sport this year and were acknowledged at the annual CBC Awards night. Their commitment to the team and outstanding results have them as worthy recipients: Swimming – Solomon Wright Cross Country – Nicholas Funga Athletics – Lachlan Fox Sports Service – Rhian Bore Sportsman of the Year – Nicholas Lomma.

To all the coaches – which includes the staff, Old Boys and parents – I thank you for your guidance and leadership and for providing our boys with the opportunity to represent CBC Fremantle.

Clockwise from far left Inter-House Cross Country, Dockers Shield football, Head of the River, Inter-House Swimming, Oblate Cup, Inter-School Athletics

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Champion Schools Teams Sport

Fairest & Best

Runner Up

Coach

Year 7 Soccer Matthew Banks Daniel McShane Daniel Bowater

Ms Brewer Ms Denny

Junior Soccer Jason De Gennaro Ryan De Gennaro Benjamin Radonich Senior Soccer Nicholas Lomma Robert Mariano Robert Mariano

Mr Hortense Mr Mariano Ms Van Lohuizen

Year 7 Tennis

Riley Rees-Turner

Joe Bird

Riley Rees-Turner

Ms Tognolini

Junior Tennis

William Power

Ambrose Ryan

Thomas Brewster-Jones Mr Tognolini

Senior Tennis

Tyler Sorrell

Simon Smith

Simon Smith

Mr Moss

Year 7 Football

Riley Rees-Turner

Luke Vegvary

Luke Vegvary

Mr Hunter

Junior Football Aiden Zindani

Chad Foster Kyle Mirco

Riley Burke Zane Sumich

Mr Correia

Year 10 Football

Joseph Caputi

Jordan Fillipin

Joseph Caputi

Mr Preston

1st XVIII Football

Connor Read

James Rayner

James Rayner

Mr Matthews

Junior Basketball

Brodee Knight

Jo Eardley

Brodee Knight

Mr Butcher

Senior Basketball

Jake Harris

Matthew Vinci

Daniel Fosdick-McGrath Mr Butcher

Senior Water Polo

Jake Leavy

Liam McMahon

Jake Leavy

Mr Hunter

1st XI Cricket

Anthony Collova

Joel Burnett

Anthony Collova

Mr Preston

Sailing

Domenic Mann

Ashley Humphreys

Domenic Mann

Mr Van Dongen

Surfing/Bodyboarding

Jacob Lane Alex McGuffin

Alex Spencer

Jacob Lane

Mr Matthews

Junior Rowing

Aaron Senzio

James McVey

Scott Russell

Mr Flynn

Senior Rowing

Willis Armstrong

Solomon Holliday

Willis Armstrong

Mr Flynn

Year 7 Rugby

Jai Cosgriff

Benjamin Funga

Benjamin Funga

Mr McNamee

Year 8 Rugby

Owen Ready

Brodie Clarke

Sam Preston

Mr McNamee

Year 9 Rugby Joel Tomlinson Ben Swindells Ben Swindells

Year 10 Rugby Lucas Fleming Josh Baker Lucas Fleming

Jake Stainton

Mr Woodhouse Jeremy Swindells Mr Jones Terry Stainton

1st XV Rugby

Jack Renouf

Mr McNamee

Bill Golding Riley Faulds

Ms Nelson

Trey Moloney

Fraser Wigham

Hockey Bill Golding Harry Golding

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Athletics THE CBC FREMANTLE ACC ATHLETICS TEAM WAS CHALLENGED TO SUCCEED, BOTH INDIVIDUALLY AND AS A TEAM, IN WHAT WAS A TOUGH DAY AT THE STATE ATHLETICS CENTRE. Head of Sport Mr Brendan McGrath

Our focus for 2013 was to be the most supportive team at the ACC Carnival. Father Tony Maher made this point during his blessing, and team Captain, Nick Lomma, reiterated the message as part of the team warm-up. Nick said, “We need to give it 100%.” All boys agreed to support each other as they all liked to be supported.

With the help of Vice Captains Rob Mariano and James Rayner, it was great to watch this throughout the day.

Our relay teams again produced some great results. They are to be congratulated on withstanding the pressure that is involved with these high point scoring events at the end of the Carnival.

The individual Champion Athlete is awarded for each age group to the boy who wins the most points in their division. In 2013 we had four standout athletes who were recognised for the points they scored across all events and schools on the day.

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The boys on the following page also broke CBC and ACC records, which is an outstanding effort.

We have been blessed with the dedication and expertise of a number of coaches who have put in a lot of effort and I would like to acknowledge Mr Jason Matthews, Mr Adrian Correia, Mr Brent Butcher, Mr Troy Foote, Mr Zachary Preston, Mr Stephen Hunter and Mr Ross Websdale. It was great to receive assistance from Old Boys Denver Forsdike and Nick Atturo; parent Mr Bob Russell, and High Jump coach Kate Sexton. Our boys responded positively to the coaching and improved with the support and advice which they required to put in their best effort.

ACC ATHLETICS RESULTS Place Team JUNIOR BOYS 1 John Septimus Roe 2 Chisholm 3 Sacred Heart 4 CBC Fremantle 5 Corpus Christi 6 All Saints’ 7 St Stephen’s D 8 Prendiville

Score 551 541 533 525 486 414 406 372

SENIOR BOYS 1 CBC Fremantle 2 Chisholm 3 Corpus Christi 4 Prendiville 5 John Septimus Roe 6 Sacred Heart 7 St Stephen’s D 8 All Saints’

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OVERALL BOYS 1 CBC Fremantle 2 Chisholm 3 John Septimus Roe 4 Sacred Heart 5 Corpus Christi 6 All Saints’ 7 Prendiville 8 St Stephen’s D

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RELAY RESULTS Relay Result U13 1st

U15 1st

U16 3rd

Open 2nd

Team Tiago de Souza, Edward Pezet, Callan Howe-Robinson, Luke Vegvary Lachlan Fox, Brodee Knight, Nathaniel Bond-Williams, Tom Monaghan James Crevald, Sam Babalola, Scott Russell, Domenic Mann Toby Clark, Julian Konle, James Rayner, Matthew French

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION ATHLETE CBC Age U/13 U/14 U/15 Open

Name Tiago de Souza Lachlan Fox Reece Jaschke Julian Konle

Points 33 59 35 53

CBC RECORDS Event Age TRACK 100m U/13 100m U/14 200m U/14 200m U/15 400m U/14 800m U/15 Relay U/13

FIELD Shot Put U/13 Long Jump U/13 High Jump U/14

Name

Old Record

New Record

Tiago de Souza 12.86 (2012) Lachlan Fox 12.44 (2009) Lachlan Fox 24.86 (1987/97) Reece Jaschke 24.50 (2006) Lachlan Fox 57.78 (2012) Riley Burke 2.10.79 (2006) Lachlan Fox 50.78 (1997) Brodee Knight Nathaniel Bond-Williams Tom Monaghan

12.84 12.39 24.77 24.46 55.33 (ACC) 2.10.42 50.16

Liam Fox Tiago de Souza Lachlan Fox

10.78 5.26 1.60

9.62 (2010) 4.79 (2012) 1.58 (1989)

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Back row Joshua Lacey, Nicholas Harris, Benjamin Pendergast, Christian Richards, Liam McMahon, Zane Sumich, Julian Konle, Robert Mariano, Jack McGrath, Samuel Rivers, Luke Beard-Miller, Rohan Grant, Patrick Cronan, Joel McComb, Samuel Babalola, Samuel McPhail, Jordan Giancaspro, Lucas Fleming Fourth row Benjamin Elsbury, Finbar Gaffney, Riley Burke, Damian Bozanic, Nathaniel Bond-Williams, Joseph Eardley, Scott Russell, Lachlan Fox, Luke Christmas, Ben Stretton, Calogero Martelli, Matthew Geaney, Dillon O’Reilly, Millen Sjerp, Griffyn Waters, Thomas Eastaugh, Konrad Nadilo, Alexander Ricciardo, Philippe Albano Third row Kyle Mirco, Harry Golding, Ambrose Ryan, Rory Orrells, Ryan Pratt, Zane Farmer, Alexander-Thomas Nolan, Callan Howe-Robinson, Reece Jaschke, Liam Fox, Alexander Winner, Matthew French, Ben Anandappa, Marcus Demiroski, Thomas Burfoot, Brett Coldrey, Toby Clark, James Rayner, David Cecchi, Conor Cameron, Angus Grant Second row Tiago de Souza, Edward Pezet, Thomas Weston, Lucas Norman, Tyson Pittard, Edward Tydeman, Thomas Baker, Anthony Lomma, Anthony Collova, Domenic Mann, Nicholas Gordon, Benjamin Sheridan, Jordan Handcock, Nicholas Lomma, Nicholas Funga, Brodee Knight, Luke Vegvary, Hayden Redmond, Ashley Humphreys, Armani Cicchini Front row Alex Kelly, Sebastian Da Silva, Tom Corrie, Riley Burden, Joachim O’Hara, Harry Clark, Mr Adrian Correia, Mr Stephen Hunter, Mr Jason Matthews, Mr Brendan McGrath, Mr Brent Butcher, Mr Zachary Preston, Nicholas Caruso, Finn Stumbles, Timothy Bockman, Yordanos Yehualashet, Oakley Monument, Ryan Creighan, Benjamin Funga

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Australian Rules Football 2013 WAS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR AFL WITH CBC FREMANTLE FIELDING A RECORD SIX TEAMS IN A VARIETY OF COMPETITIONS. Football Coach Mr Jason Matthews

The 1st XVIII, captained by James Rayner, had another successful season, finishing second on the ladder behind Clontarf Aboriginal College. Unfortunately, our finals campaign was short lived as we were no match for a strong and skilful LaSalle College team. The boys trained hard and will be looking for another opportunity in 2014.

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This year saw the introduction of a 2nd XVIII team for the first time in CBC Fremantle history, to give more boys the opportunity to represent their College. The team played some excellent football throughout the season and represented CBC with distinction at all times.

The Year 8/9A side, captained

by Zane Sumich and Riley Burke, created history this year by becoming the first CBC Fremantle team to take out the Eagles Premiership Cup. The boys were well-drilled and went through their competition undefeated, winning the South Fremantle district shield. They progressed through the finals series and met reigning champions Darling Range Sports College in the final, a curtain-raiser at Patersons Stadium.

After a slow start our boys regrouped and played high intensity football to run away nine point victors and premiers for 2013. Ambrose Ryan was named man of the match and Aiden Zindani won player of the whole competition.

The Year 10 team once again proved a force up against a strong competition. Unfortunately, our boys were unable to progress through to the finals, but many got the opportunity to represent the College in the 1st and 2nd XVIII along the way.

The Year 8/9B side had a sensational year and went through their competition undefeated. Because CBC already has a Year 8/9 side in the competition, the B side unfortunately are not permitted to play in the finals. Their efforts this year were exceptional and

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they represented the College with distinction.

The Year 7 side was looking for backto-back premierships this year but unfortunately were no match for a strong and fit Sacred Heart College in the Year 7 Grand Final. Our boys went through their competition undefeated, and were just beaten in a tough game at the end, and should be proud of their efforts.

The future of football at CBC Fremantle is looking bright with so many dedicated and skilful young players coming through. The culture and commitment these boys have developed to each other and the College has been one of the main contributors to the success of our teams at CBC Fremantle.

2013 TROPHY RECIPIENTS

Best and Fairest Runner Up Coaches Award Most Consistent Leading Goal Scorer

First XVIII Connor Read James Rayner John Ahern Michael Zoiti Jack McMaster

Year 8/9 A Aiden Zindani Chad Foster and Kyle Mirco Isaac Mitchell Ashley Humphreys Joseph Eardley

Player of the Future WAFL All Stars

Brodee Knight Joseph Caputi, James Rayner and Connor Read

Above Year 8/9A champions Right top, centre and below CBC Australian Rules Football

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1ST XVIII FOOTBALL Back row Matthew Minervini, Jack McMaster, William Frampton, Michael Cronan, Jesse Mirco, Joshua Barrett Third row Matthew Grose, Connor Read, Alex Skinner, Michael Zoiti, Joel McComb, Luke Ryan, Matthew Dart Second row Mr Brent Butcher (Coach), Griffyn Waters, Nick Menegola, John Ahern, Jacob Lane, Darcy Wilson, Jake Leach, Mr Jason Matthews (Coach) Front row Thomas Martens, Anthony Collova, James Geaney, James Rayner (Captain), Jamie Foster, Jordan Biondillo, Oliver Parish Absent Nathaniel Regan, Tyler Sorrell, Joseph Caputi, Austin Main, Brandon Sollis, Luke Christmas, Aron Surjan, Brett Picken, Alexander Ricciardo

2ND XVIII FOOTBALL Back row Dylan Smith, Michael Zoiti, Michael Cronan, Harrison Close, Jack Dwyer, Sean Frewin Middle row Lachlan Gill, Griffyn Waters, Luke Ryan, John Ahern, Darcy Wilson, Madison Holman Front row Aidan McDonald, Tyler Hellmrich, Jacob Lane, Mr Zachary Preston (Coach), Nick Menegola (Captain), James Geaney, Luca Zindani Absent Zane Farmer, Adam Pirozzi, Aron Surjan, Luke Christmas, Joseph Caputi, Tyler Sorrell, Kayden Fernandes, Connor Potts, Cameron Jaques

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YEAR 10 FOOTBALL Back row Oliver Kon, Lucas Fleming, Christian Richards, Jack Marshall, Benjamin Pendergast, Cameron Jaques Third row Jakob Sciaresa, Isaac Waddell, Jordan Biondillo, Braydon Wilson, Nicholas Hayes, Nathaniel Regan, Jack Crawford Second row David Cecchi, Thomas Quinn, Daniel Rhoding, Jordan Giancaspro, Scott Russell, Conor Cameron, Domenic Mann, Mr Zachary Preston (Coach) Front row Benjamin Johns, Mitchell Boult, Dylan Smith, Joseph Caputi, Lachlan Gill, Jason Cecchi Absent Calogero Martelli, John Belmonte, Aiden Grant, Jordan Filippin, Kimberley Forrest, Jarrod Crowley, Finbar Gaffney

YEAR 8/9A FOOTBALL Back row Mitchell Hughes, James de San Miguel, Patrick Cronan, Jack McGrath, Jonathan Frampton, Matthew Geaney, Jayden Thomas Third row Ambrose Ryan, Liam Minervini, Chad Foster, Dillon O’Reilly, Thomas Eastaugh, Thomas David, Kennedy Sorrell Second row Mr Adrian Correia (Coach), Brodee Knight, Tom Monaghan, Isaac Mitchell, Joseph Eardley, Aiden Zindani, Kyle Mirco, Benjamin Otto, Mr Stephen Hunter (Coach) Front row Christopher Martella, Michael French, Ashley Humphreys, Zane Sumich (Captain), Riley Burke (Captain), Thomas Weston, Jack Camarda, Zachary Henley SPORT

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YEAR 8/9B FOOTBALL Back row Alec Da Silva, Brandon Campbell, Ben Stretton, Lucas Perich, Nicholas Watson, Darcy Sunter, Benjamin Elsbury Middle row Kelsey Truscello, Kaiden Cookson, Matthew Moreno, Thomas Burfoot, Jordan Handcock, Nicholas Allan, Jacob Toomath, Mr Stephen Hunter (Coach) Front row Reagan Wilson, Chrisopher Martella, Timothy Bockman, Sam Timewell, Thomas McKell, Brendan Mirco, Tom Corrie Absent Matthew Geaney, John Hardwick

YEAR 7 FOOTBALL Back row Tyson Pittard, Riley Burton, Matthew Burd, Michael Palmiotti, Callan Howe-Robinson, Rory Orrells, Jaidyn Atkinson, Connor Bowler, Mr Stephen Hunter (Coach) Middle row Samuel McDonald, Mason Zindani, Daniel Pittorini, Scott Urbano, Hayden Redmond, Joshua Goodwin, Benjamin Kullack, Joachim O’Hara Front row Ari Brierley Figueiredo, Taj Ryan, Alexander Geaney, Riley Rees-Turner (Captain), Luke Vegvary (Captain), Thomas Palmiero, Oakley Monument, Bayley Holman Absent Sean Henley, Isaac Richards 160

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Basketball 2013 WAS A STRONG AND SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR CBC BASKETBALL WITH A FANTASTIC RESULT AGAINST EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE TEAMS. Basketball Coach Mr Brent Butcher

Basketball at CBC has never been better. The Senior Boys fielded two teams in the Harbour Cup competition, eventually playing against each other in the Grand Final, ensuring CBC would progress to the weekly knockout rounds.

The team won their way to the quarter finals where they faced a strong Lumen Christi College team who prevailed with a hard fought victory. The team was well served by a number of Year 12 boys – Luke Beard-Miller, Jeremy Fletcher, Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Sam Mudie and Lewis Pippet – who have been outstanding contributors throughout their time at the College.

The Junior Basketball teams were once again extremely strong and, like their senior counterparts, both teams played off for the Harbour

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League Cup. The game was a tight tussle but the A team fought hard for a well-deserved win. This provided the boys with the opportunity to compete in the Champion Schools finals at the WA Basketball Centre.

The carnival was extremely competitive with many specialist Basketball schools contesting the title. CBC lost their first game but then rallied to win the next three, giving them the right to play powerhouse Willetton Senior High School in the final. The team matched baskets with Willetton early in the first half but as the game progressed the boys were out-muscled and overrun by a welldrilled side; CBC finished runners up, which is an outstanding result.

The Year 7 Basketball side is very talented and they made back-to-

back titles when crowned the best team in the state last year for the second consecutive year.

A special mention and congratulations to Matthew Vinci (Year 11) and Zachary Harris (Year 7) who both represented Western Australia in the School Boy Championships this year.

Oblate Cup Basketball clockwise from above Nick Menegola; Jake Harris and Daniel FosdickMcGrath; Samuel Mudie; Daniel Fosdick-McGrath; Jeremy Fletcher; MIchael Cronan

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SENIOR A BASKETBALL Back row Jake Harris, Michael Cronan, William Frampton, Luke Beard-Miller, Jeremy Fletcher Front row Nick Menegola, Lewis Pippet, Mr Brent Butcher (Coach), Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Matthew Vinci, Samuel Mudie

SENIOR B BASKETBALL Back row Tyler Hellmrich, Matthew Minervini, Michael Cronan, Sean Frewin, Alexander Ricciardo Front row Jacob Lane, Luke Beard-Miller (Captain), Mr Zachary Preston (Coach), Griffyn Waters, Darcy Wilson

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JUNIOR A BASKETBALL Back row Joseph Eardley, James de San Miguel, Zane Sumich, Mitchell Hughes, Thomas Eastaugh Front row Brodee Knight, Mr Brent Butcher (Coach), Matthew Vinci, Liam Minervini, Hugo Salvage Absent Bevan Grant, Jiles Denham

JUNIOR B BASKETBALL Back row Jayden Thomas, Samuel Rivers, Ben Stretton, Adam Shoeib Front row Aaron Lees, Matthew Burd, Mr Zachary Preston (Coach), Jake Harris (Coach), Ambrose Ryan Absent Anthony Di Stefano, Mitchell Parker

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Cricket A GOOD START TO THE SEASON WITH A NUMBER OF NEW PLAYERS GIVING CRICKET AT CBC IMPETUS FOR THE FUTURE. Cricket Coach Mr Zachary Preston

The 2013 1st XI Cricket team had a tough year in the Graeme Wood Cricket Competition. After receiving a draw with only two games in the preliminaries, it was going to be difficult to make it out of the pool rounds.

The season started well with a promising bowling display from the boys against Leeming Senior High.

Unfortunately, an early batting collapse and the inability to put partnerships together resulted in CBC going down to Leeming.

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Round two saw CBC have a bye and the third round put us up against arch rivals Corpus Christi College.

Several of Corpus Christi’s players put on a power hitting display which our boys tried hard to restrict, but ended with a big run chase ahead for CBC. This time we got off to a good start but a slow trickle of wickets throughout the innings caused CBC to run out of overs to chase the large total.

Even though it was a very short 2013 campaign the boys tried their very

best and always played with true CBC spirit. Congratulations to Joel Bennett, David Gaynor, Austin Main, and Tom Weston who all debuted in 2013. With the number of debutants this year, 2014 looks to be very promising.

1ST XI CRICKET Back row Dakoda Holman, Sean Duncanson, Joshua Barrett, Jesse Mirco, Madison Holman, Mr Zachary Preston (Coach) Front row Thomas Weston, Joel Bennett, James Rayner, Anthony Collova, Harrison Carmody, Oliver Parish Absent Zachary Carton, Austin Main, Simon Smith, David Gaynor, Zane Sumich

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Cross Country THE CBC CROSS COUNTRY TEAM HAD AN OUTSTANDING YEAR. THE COMMITTED BUNCH OF BOYS TRAINED LONG AND HARD FOR 12 WEEKS WITH THE AMBITION OF CLAIMING THE ACC TITLE. Cross Country Coach Mr Adrian Correia

CBC had tasted success in 2010 and, after finishing in second place the past two years by the narrowest of margins, the boys were eager to reclaim their mantle as the number one ACC Cross Country school.

This was never going to be more true than on the day with torrential rain and strong winds making it extremely difficult for running.

However, this would not faze our boys who were ready for anything.

Thank you to Mr Brent Butcher, who assisted me at training, Mr Jason Matthews, who supported us on the day, and to all the parents who got out of bed early each morning to get their boys to training.

Captained by Alexander Ricciardo, the team had the perfect preparation with the State All Schools being held the week before the ACC Carnival.

CBC finished second to Sacred Heart by only five points, with Nicholas Funga and David Cecchi finishing in the top 10, making them eligible for state selection.

CBC fought hard all day with some great results in each age group. The depth in our squad is what sets us apart from the other schools, with the majority of our runners finishing in the top 50 out of more than 350 competitors. It was great to see many boys achieving personal best times and improving significantly from their places last year. In the end, the boys finished in the top four in each age group and won the Under 14 and Under 16 age groups.

This lead to an overwhelming victory of 120 points which converts to 120 places on the day.

It has been a great Cross Country season and I look forward to the challenge of going back-to-back next year.

Our performance at the All Schools competition was encouraging considering we had a number of our top runners out on the day.

Knowing the talent to come into the side, the boys were confident they would go one better at our main event – the ACC. All season we had talked about mental toughness being the key to success in long distance running and that those who were willing to push themselves the furthest would achieve the best results.

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The win was a testament to all the hard work the boys had put in, not only this season but in the previous two years where we fell heartbreakingly short. The win meant a lot to the boys and to see the passion they showed after the result was announced was fantastic.

TOP 30 FINISHES U/13 Hayden Redmond 9th

Tiago de Souza 11th U/14 Christian Edwards 6th

Tom Corrie 15th

Harry Golding 29th U/15 Nicholas Funga

Riley Burke

3rd 23rd

U/16 David Cecchi

Damian Bozanic

Conor Cameron

11th 20th 21st

U/19

Joel McComb 14th Alexander Ricciardo 25th Tom Martens 27th Nicholas Lomma 30th

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ACC CROSS COUNTRY Back row Calogero Martelli, Jacob Lane, Mitchell Hughes, Joseph Caputi, Joel McComb, Jordan Giancaspro, Scott Russell, Madison Holman Fifth row Riley Burke, Griffyn Waters, Nathaniel Bond-Williams, Benjamin Sheridan, Finbar Gaffney, Jonathon Nolan, Damian Bozanic, Millen Sjerp, Joshua Lacey Fourth row Thomas Martens, Aidan McDonald, Jordan Green, Brett Coldrey, Luke Mertens, Aidan Liddelow, Marcus Demiroski, Ambrose Ryan, Harry Golding, Oliver Parish Third row Tiago de Souza, Riley Burton, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Christian Edwards, Conor Cameron, David Cecchi, Nicholas Funga, Domenic Mann, Brodee Knight, Edward Pezet Second row Jack Schmidt, Oakley Monument, Benjamin Otto, Jacob Da Silva, Hayden Redmond, Jason De Gennaro, Angus Grant, Benjamin Parker, Tom Corrie, Sebastian Da Silva Front row Benjamin Funga, Ryan Creighan, Nicholas Lomma (Vice Captain), Mr Brent Butcher, Alexander Ricciardo (Captain), Mr Adrian Correia, Rohan Grant, Bayley Holman, Alex Kelly Absent Jonathan Frampton, Ryan De Gennaro

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Hockey AFTER WINNING THE ACC HOCKEY CHALLENGE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CBC’S HISTORY IN 2012, THE COLLEGE TEAM WERE READY TO DEFEND THEIR TITLE IN 2013.

Hockey Coach Ms Shayni Nelson

Although two of the team’s best senior players had left at the end of last year, the other boys were prepared to take up the spots they had left. After a few weeks of training, it was decided that there would be an A and a Development team, the As going to the Metro tournament and the Development side attending the country division in Mandurah.

other schools’ teams composed of Year 11 and 12s. A goalie was found, Year 8 Tom Moulin, who looked to have some good potential. The team was co-captained by Year 12 Bill Golding and Year 9 Riley Faulds.

The Development side was made up of mainly Year 7s, with some older players as well. This team was led by Year 11 Tom Mansfield and coached

by Mr Ross Websdale.

Two weeks before the ACC Hockey Challenge, Ms Nelson organised games against Aquinas College, one for Year 7/8s and the other for 9/10s. Aquinas was the reigning PSA champions with numerous state players, so we were eager to prove ourselves against such a strong competition. The CBC Year 7/8s put up a good fight to only lose 4-3 and the 9/10s played extremely well to come out on top, winning 4-1. From these wins we gained some more confidence and the team were ready to go into the Challenge.

Our first game of the day was scheduled against Peter Carnley on the grass fields outside the Stadium.

However, Newman College pulled out, leaving the synthetic turf free for our first game! We had been placed in Pool A, with our hardest opposition due to be John XXIII, who we had narrowly beaten in the semifinal the year before.

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The match began and the tone was set early, with CBC having the majority of possession. The first goal was scored by about the 10th minute, through key striker, Year 8 Harry Golding. We had multiple penalty corners and didn’t manage to find the back of the net, until one

mis-trap from our corner offense spilled the ball to Riley Faulds, who smacked it through the keeper’s legs to make the score 2-0. With 10 minutes to go in the 30-minute game, we still had almost all of the possession in our forward half.

A good passage of midfield play ended with Year 9 Ryan Pace trapping the ball in the goal circle and making a reverse-stick slap to end the game at 3-0.

The next game was also on the turf, against St Stephen’s, who had come off their last game with a 4-0 win over Kingsway. Again, CBC started well, with Harry Golding finding a way past the keeper to score early, following up with another goal a few minutes after. Some good play from St Stephen’s resulted in a penalty corner against CBC and St Stephen’s converted with a good shot past our keeper. CBC woke up after that and won several short corners, from which playmaker Bill Golding was unfortunately unable to score.

However, he eventually found the backboard in open play, scoring his first goal for the tournament. Harry

Golding scored again late in the game, ending it 4-1 in our favour.

After a bye in the next round, we moved on to the other turf field to play Kingsway. The next game was predicted to be an easy win, with Kingsway coming off two losses, but we knew that we still needed to play to our best. However, they proved to be a difficult opposition and it wasn’t until halfway through that we managed to open our scoring. They retaliated, however, and levelled the game but fortunately we managed another to scrape a 2-1 win.

The team moved onto the grass fields to face a John XXIII team of Year 11/12s who all played a high level of hockey in the club leagues.

The game was tough from the start but we managed to string some passes together on the poor surface and win a few short corners.

However, the opposition’s strength prevailed with the game ending 3-0 in their favour.

Ending up second in Pool A, the next game was the semi-final; the CBC

boys set to play Corpus Christi, the number one team in Pool B. The game was close throughout, but CBC had the better of the play for the most part. The Corpus team had a few big and skilful players who often hit the ball hard into our defensive circle, really putting the pressure on our fullbacks.

at 3-2, Eddie Swan unfortunately had his flick saved. This meant that if Tom could save the next shot, we had won, but if it was scored, the flicks continued into sudden death.

The Corpus player lined up and made a good flick, but Tom made an excellent save and we celebrated a great win!

The game ended at 0-0, even after many penalty corner opportunities going our way. The game went on to extra time and, after a scare when the ball was hit into the goals from outside our circle and the umpires tried to determine if it had been touched, the game ended and progressed to penalty flicks, just like it had in the semi-final last year. Bill Golding stepped up for the first flick and was too accurate: he hit the post, the ball bouncing out. The Corpus player scored and the pressure was really on. Harry Golding had no problem putting the ball in and Tom Moulin made a good save to level it at 1-1. Both Riley Faulds and Ryan Pace scored their flicks, while only one Corpus player managed a goal. The scores our way

We began the Grand Final against John XXIII and played fairly well, with a couple of opportunities and one open goal, which was only just saved by a JXXIII fullback. However, the opposition were just too good in the end, managing to defeat us again with the same score, 3-0.

Although we didn’t manage to come off victorious, CBC Fremantle’s Hockey programme is looking good; two Grand Final appearances in two years is a great achievement and the future is bright for the team.

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HOCKEY A & DEVELOPMENT TEAMS Back row Nicholas Page, Thomas Mansfield, Nicholas Deluca, Jordon Rutigliano, Michael Hosking, Alexander Winner, Harry Golding Middle row Timothy Bockman, Joshua Hardbottle, Sammuel Low, Edward Swan, Jackson McReady, Henry Rogerson, Finlay Martin, John Tormay, Ryan Pace Front row Maxwell Kohlen, Mitchell Pace, Tony Ziegelaar, Bill Golding (Co-Captain), Jacob Hosking, Charlie Kohlen, Henry Kohlen Absent Bailey Brown, Riley Faulds (Co-Captain), Travis Mitchell, Thomas Moulin, Thomas Pinkerton, Ms Shayni Nelson (Coach)

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ROWING Back row James McVey, Solomon Holliday, Willis Armstrong, Luke Thompson, Aaron Senzio, Mr Damien Flynn (Coach) Front row Theodore Terzoudis-Lumsden, Connor Whitt, Scott Russell, Jamie Nella, Thomas Burfoot, Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden Absent Cian Hussey, Jaedyn Stumbles, Kyle Hemmings, Marcus Sutton

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Rowing ROWING IS A TOUGH SPORT THAT INVOLVES A DEDICATION TO TRAINING AND COMPETITION AND A COMMITMENT TO ASPIRING TO YOUR BEST LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT. Rowing Coach Mr Damien Flynn

A consistent level of achievement thoughout the year culminated in the inaugural Rowing WA Schools Head of the River Championships with participation from 21 local schools, where CBC boys won every event contested with the exception of the single sculls.

McVey and Scott Russell and Doug McDonald respectively, from a big field of 13 crews

Above All Schools Head of the River at Champion Lakes

• Combined Under 16 Eight (CBC/ Santa Maria) with Cian Hussey, Conor Whitt, Jaedyn Stumbles, Jamie Nella with four Santa girls, and

Some highlights of the day were: • The Mens Open Coxed Quad won

by Willis Armstrong, Solomon Holliday, Aaron Senzio and Doug McDonald • Combined Under 16 Coxed Quad won by Jamie Nella and Jaedyn Stumbles with two Santa Maria girls • Mens Open Double won by Willis Armstrong and Solomon Holliday, with third place and fifth places going to Aaron Senzio and James

• Combined Open Coxed Quad (CBC/Santa Maria) won by Willis Armstrong, Solomon Holliday and two Santa Maria girls, with third and fourth places going to composite crews with Luke Thompson and James McVey This level of achievement provides a solid platform from which to build towards the Australian National Championships next year.

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Rugby A PROMISING SEASON FOR CBC RUGBY WITH SOME REAL ACHIEVEMENT AND DETERMINATION ACROSS ALL LEVELS. Rugby Coach Mr Don McNamee

The 2013 Season started early in February to prepare the 1st XV for a tour of Queensland, with four games planned against high quality competition.

The team performed well; they were playing some very strong opposition. They succeeded in beating St Edmund’s Under 16 C/B mixed in a very close game, with John Hayes scoring in the last minute to seal the result.

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affair, and only losing the lead in the final minutes. On the way out of Brisbane we took on the 1st XV at St Columban’s, who were three or four levels above our playing standard.

During the season the boys performed well and the 1st XV won more than they lost. The Year 10s had a great competition, with some new players coming to the fore and showing their talent. Year 9s had a disappointing year but the boys kept playing their best to the end.

We had a combined Year 7 and 8 team, which really started to enjoy their Rugby, finishing the season

with a nice win over our old rivals Corpus Christi. The new year bodes well for these young players and we look forward to seeing what they are made of.

The end of the season was celebrated with a breakfast at the Left Bank where the awards for 2013 were presented.

2013 RUGBY AWARDS Year 7 Encouragement Award 1 Ben Funga 2 Ned Tydeman 3 Sean Phipps 4 Jai Cosgriff

Year 10 Best Forward Best Back Coach’s Award Manager’s Award Most Improved

Lucas Fleming Josh Baker Ryan Clark Max De Campi Ben Edmonds

Fortunato Lanzara Jed Wall Fraser Wigham Jack Renouf Casey Skinner

Year 8 Best Forward Best Back Coach’s Award Manager’s Award Most Improved

Max Violanti Darcy Sunter Toby Tomlinson Matt Hallows Tom Nolan

Year 9 Best Forward Best Back Coach’s Award Manager’s Award Most Improved

Ist XV Best Forward Best Back Coach’s Award Manager’s Award Most Improved

Joel Tomlinson Ben Swindells Tom Burfoot Finn Leen Josh Caruso

CBC’s Most Valuable Player

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1ST XV RUGBY Back row Jed Wall, Christian Deller, James Shave, Alexander Burt, Julian Konle, John Hayes Middle row Mr Don McNamee, Bruno Violanti, Laurence Macri, Thomas Kestel, Fortunato Lanzara, Trey Moloney, William Foster, Fraser Wigham, Ms Candice Brown Front row William Coggin, Mitchell Hinton, Sammuel Low, Jack Renouf (Captain), Leighton Short (Vice Captain), Casey Skinner, Lucas Fleming Absent Zachary Carton, Max De Campi, Reece Redworth-Maley

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YEAR 9/10 RUGBY Back row Lachlan Hinton, Philippe Albano, Finbar Gaffney, Samuel Babalola, Jack Smith, Damian Bozanic, Jack Crawford Middle row Mr Paul Woodhouse (Year 9 Coach), Finn Leen, Thomas Burfoot, Mr Terry Stainton (Year 10 Coach), William Coggin, Austin Keyte, Mr Craig Jones (Year 10 Manager) Front row Joshua Caruso, Ethan Pope, Joel Tomlinson (Year 9 Vice Captain), Jack Stainton (Year 10 Co-Captain), Lucas Fleming (Year 10 Co-Captain), Benjamin Swindells (Year 9 Captain), Tony Ziegelaar, Ryan Clark

YEAR 7/8 RUGBY Back row Sean Phipps, Liam Fox, Nicholas McMahon, Samuel McPhail, Darcy Sunter, Matthew Hallows Third row Nathan Barnett, Owen Ready, Jack Meakins, Edward Tydeman, Benjamin Cocksey, Robert Olivieri, Harrison Branley Second row Dante Squassoni, Brodie Clark, Brodie Ray, Toby Tomlinson, Max Violanti, Thomas Nolan, Harrison Stewart, Elijah Ramsay Front row Gabriel Newman, Fraser Reid, Mr Don McNamee, Samuel Preston, Ms Candice Brown, Benjamin Hamilton, Benjamin Funga

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Sailing THERE WAS A SMALL BUT DETERMINED SAILING TEAM THIS YEAR THAT RACED WELL, BUT WE DID NOT ACHIEVE THE GREAT RESULTS OF PAST YEARS. Sailing Coach Mr Marius Van Dongen

Numbers were low with Sailing at CBC this year, which made it difficult to assemble a team with experience and depth. Also, due to a number of factors, some of our experienced sailors were unavailable to compete. It was the unselfish nature of two members of our previous sailing team who rearranged their holiday booking that allowed CBC to be represented at the School Team Regatta.

Our training sessions were intense as time was short. With the help of Stefan, a member of our team in 2012, who made himself available at all training sessions as well as coaching the team during the regatta itself, the sailors were able to approach their races with a degree of confidence and skill.

The team sailed each race with a high level of determination and true sportsmanship but unfortunately we did not achieve our normal high scores of previous years.

We look forward to 2014 and hope to encourage more sailors to take us into the future.

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SAILING Back row Jacob Shales, Ashley Humphreys, Michael Hosking, Jake Walter Front row Owen Ready, Domenic Mann (Captain), Mr Marius Van Dongen (Coach), Jacob Hosking Absent Mr Stefan Aydon-White (Assistant Coach)

Soccer A FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE FROM OUR YEAR 7 SOCCER BOYS WHO FOUGHT HARD TO WIN THE GLORY CUP. Soccer Coach Ms Petrina Brewer

YEAR 7 GLORY CUP Twenty-one enthusiastic and talented Year 7 boys made up the first CBC team to ever win the Glory Cup. The squad trained weekly throughout Term 2, coached by Ms Petrina Brewer, Ms Carol Denny, and Year 11 student, Rhian Bore.

On Friday 2 August the boys outplayed seven Southern Regional teams to win the Jason Petkovic Cup. The boys chalked up an outstanding goal difference of more than 40 goals whilst conceding only one, which secured them a place in the finals for the Glory Cup. On the evening of Friday 9 August, the boys convincingly won all three of their finals games to secure a spot in the Grand Final against Irene McCormack Catholic College’s Year 7 Football Academy team. With 42 schools in the competition, it was down to CBC and reigning champions Irene McCormack for the second consecutive year.

Irene McCormack gave CBC the toughest challenge of the competition, playing a solid first half that finished 2-1 to their advantage, with CBC’s only goal resulting from a penalty taken by Ryan Creighan.

CBC fought back in the second half with some strong defence and an equalising goal from Tiago de Souza that sent the spectators into a nailbiting frenzy as the end of the match drew near. In the final 10 minutes, two moments of goal scoring brilliance from Ben Parker proved to be the difference between two very even sides.

In CBC’s third year of participating in the 10 year competition, the Year 7 Soccer Team won the Inaugural Stan Lazaridis Glory Cup with a final score of 4-2.

Valuable Player for the match for his tenacity and many thwarted attacks on the Irene McCormack goal.

I would like to congratulate the entire squad for their efforts, as well as Year 11 student Rhian Bore, who assisted throughout the competition.

Goal scorers Ryan Creighan (1 - penalty) Tiago de Souza (1) Ben Parker (2) Best players Daniel Bowater (Captain and goalkeeper) Tiago de Souza (striker) Ben Parker (right wing) Matthew Banks (defence) Daniel McShane (defence)

The team was presented with the cup and individual medals by Perth Glory Coach, Alistair Edwards, and previous Australian International Football Player, Stan Lazaridis.

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YEAR 7 GLORY CUP Back row David Charles, Matthew Banks, Angus Grant, Tiago de Souza, Edward Pezet, Tyler Dionisio, Daniel McShane Middle row Mrs Carol Denny (Coach), Sebastian Da Silva, Yordanos Yehualashet, Angus Christie, Benjamin Parker, Preston Hinton, Oakley Monument, Ms Petrina Brewer (Coach) Front row James Younge, Ryan Creighan, Jack Schmidt, Daniel Bowater (Captain), Jordan Bevilacqua, Jordan Culin, Alex Kelly

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SENIOR SOCCER Back row Cameron De Luca, Thomas Bourne, Shane Skinner, Robert Mariano, Rohan Grant, Madison Holman, Nicholas Gordon, Julian Mugnes (Captain) Front row Anthony Lomma, Domenic Mann, Benjamin McFadden, Declan Creighan, Liam Cicirello, Luke Prendergast, Nicholas Lomma Absent Frank Mariano (Coach), Ms Pauline Van Lohuizen (Manager)

JUNIOR SOCCER Back row Edward Pezet, Daniel Lomma, Ryan Pratt, Marcus Demiroski, Joshua Mascarenhas, Tiago de Souza Middle row Benjamin McFadden, James Crevald, Gabriel Leone, Jason De Gennaro, Ryan De Gennao, Alec Radonich, Thomas Bourne Front row Adrian Ciampini, Jayden Goncalves, Mr John Hortense (Coach), Benjamin Radonich, Julian Nardi, Oakley Monument Absent Matthew Demiroski, Robert Holmes, Steffan Nero

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SURFING Back row Jamie Foster, Jacob Morris, Madison Holman, Jack Dwyer, Harrison Close, Patrick Cronan, Alexander Spencer, Mr Jason Matthews (Coach) Front row Tom Corrie, Samuel Preston, Thomas Martens, Jacob Lane (Captain), Conor Cameron, Isaac Waddell, Alexander McGuffin Absent Jordan Johnson, Samuel Harlick

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Surfing EARLY MORNING TRAINING SESSIONS IN THE COLDEST MONTHS ONLY INCREASE OUR BOYS’ COMMITMENT TO THE ART OF COMPETITIVE SURFING. Surfing Coach Mr Jason Matthews

The 2013 Surfing Team started training at the beginning of Term 3, with early morning sessions at local beaches from Fremantle to Scarborough. The weather this year produced some excellent conditions with students treated to quality waves and good weather almost every session.

Our team competed in the WA School Surfing titles held at Trigg Beach and were up against some tough competition from the north of the river Colleges. Unfortunately, the day didn’t produce the large waves that we have become accustomed

to, but gave us the opportunity to display our skills on smaller, more difficult sets. Throughout the day, our boys represented the College with distinction, with all teams progressing through their first heat.

Congratulations to the junior boys’ surfing team of Alex McGuffin and Tom Corrie, who progressed through all their heats and earned a spot in the state finals. The boys later competed at the state title and produced some excellent scores, but were no match for a strong Denmark Senior High School who narrowly won the heat.

This was a special year for the boys and Jacob Lane did a fantastic job as the Captain organising the team and developing the close bonds within the group. We look forward to more early starts and good weather in 2014 and a chance to improve on our results from this year.

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Swimming 2013 PROVED TO BE ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THE SWIM TEAM WITH THE SPIRIT SHOWN BY THE GROUP PLAYING A LARGE PART IN THEIR SUCCESS. Head of Sport Mr Brendan McGrath

Swimming Captain Michael Zoiti led the way with spirit and hard work at training and had strong support from his fellow senior students, which brings a positive response from the younger boys in the team.

At the House Carnival the boys had their first chance to put themselves to the test. It was fantastic to see them push each other and do their best for their House group.

Congratulations to the large number of boys who produced outstanding swims and set new CBC records.

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Congratulations to all the boys and to our Quad meet record breakers, Rafael Cipriano and Jack Smith.

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were just outstanding. Of the six relays, we won four, breaking three ACC records, came second in one and third in the other. This is an amazing result and is testimony to the pride and determination our boys have in competing for themselves and CBC Fremantle.

Congratulations must go to the boys who were top scoring competitors in each age group. These boys swam in a number of races, scoring many points for the team, and would have been exhausted after putting in so much effort throughout the day.

Following the ACC Carnival, the inaugural Swimming WA All Schools Qualifier was held, which the top swimmers from all schools in WA were invited to compete in. A special mention must go to Jack Swainson and Rafael Cipriano who represented CBC in this event; these boys did well in their events, making the State Schoolboys Swimming Team. They competed at the National All Schools Swimming competition in Adelaide.

A special thank you must go to three people who supported the team

during the 16 weeks of training throughout the 2012/13 season.

Mrs Jenny Wilson in the canteen starts work extra early on each morning of training to ensure our boys have breakfast on their arrival at school. It is a huge demand on her time and on behalf of the boys we’d like to thank her for her support.

We are also very fortunate to have Mr John Rear help coach the swim team. Mr Rear has many years of swimming experience and this has allowed us to add variety to the training sessions, helping the juniors especially. His knowledge and expertise in swimming has been fantastic and has been a huge asset to the team. Thank you also to Mr Stephen Hunter who is involved in the management of the team.

It was another really rewarding year for the CBC swimming squad where we have a good mixture of hard training and having fun. Although the season is long and the mornings are early, it is an enjoyable time for the boys and the coaching staff.

INTER-HOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL RECORDS

Event U15 Freestyle U15 Breastroke U15 Butterfly U17 Breastroke U17 Butterfly Open Breastroke Open Backstroke

Name Jack Smith Rafael Cipriano Rafael Cipriano Solomon Wright Solomon Wright Michael Zoiti Michael Zoiti

QUAD MEET RECORDS

Event Name U15 50m Breastroke Rafael Cipriano U15 50m Freestyle Jack Smith

Old Record New Record 27.54 26.80 36.94 34.96 30.44 28.89 33.82 32.54 28.36 27.69 33.50 33.44 29.01 28.56

CBC Old 34.96 26.80

CBC New 34.72 26.58

ACC CARNIVAL TOP SCORING COMPETITORS

Age U13 U15 U17 Open

Place 1st 1st 2nd 3rd

Name Hayden Redmond Rafael Cipriano Solomon Wright Michael Zoiti

Points 40 41 43 37

ACC CARNIVAL RECORDS

Event Age/Div Name Place Time Record Freestyle 100m U13/1 Hayden Redmond 1st 1.07.64 CBC Freestyle 100m U15/1 Rafael Cipriano 1st 1.01.29 CBC Butterfly 50m U13/1 Hayden Redmond 1st 35.61 CBC Freestyle Relay U13/1 Hayden Redmond 1st 2.06.10 ACC

Edward Tydeman

Matthew Burd Ben Kullack Freestyle Relay U15/1 Rafael Cipriano 1st 1.51.69 ACC

Sam Harlick

Jack Smith

Andre Carozza Freestyle Relay U17/1 Solomon Wright 1st 1.46.86 ACC

Jack Swainson

Liam McMahon

Jake Leavy

ACC CARNIVAL OVERALL BOY RESULTS

Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Team CBC Fremantle Mazenod All Saints College Sacred Heart Newman College St Mark’s ACS St Stephens D John Xxlll

Score 669 553 543 530 519 479 457 421

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SWIMMING Back row Elliott Tinley, Rafael Cipriano, Jack Smith, Christian Deller, Robert Mariano, Lucas Pensini, Jack McMaster, Liam McMahon, Nicholas Watson Fourth row Luke Mertens, Solomon Wright, Jack Swainson, Dylan Smith, Samuel McPhail, Samuel Harlick, Jack Marshall, Andre Carozza, Andre Rebelo, Mitchell Hughes Third row Callan Howe-Robinson, Conor Cameron, Jacob Morris, Nicholas McMahon, Joshua Lacey, Millen Sjerp, Thomas Kestel, Luke Sheehan, Benjamin Elsbury, Patrick Sell, Liam Fox Second row Emmanuel Terzoudis-Lumsden, Sammuel Low, Charlie Regan, Toby Clark, Mitchell Redmond, Alexander-Thomas Nolan, Matthew Burd, Brett Coldrey, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Christopher Martin, Isaac Pollard Front row Tom Corrie, Dante Squassoni, Tyson Pittard, Michael Sapienza, Mr Stephen Hunter (Coach), Michael Zoiti (Captain), Mr Brendan McGrath (Coach), Edward Tydeman, Hayden Redmond, Benjamin Kullack, Nicholas Caruso

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Tennis A HIGH STANDARD OF TENNIS WAS PLAYED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR GROUPS, WITH CONSISTENT PERFORMANCES AGAINST SOME QUALITY COMPETITION. Year 7 Tennis Coach Ms Lisa Tognolini Junior Tennis Coach Mr Barry Tognolini Senior Tennis Coach Mr Joel Moss

YEAR 7 ACADEMY PLATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT On Tuesday 19 March, 10 dedicated Year 7 boys travelled to the State Tennis Centre to play in the Academy Plate Tennis Tournament.

With four weeks of training under their belt they were eager to take on the world.

This year, the tournament was split and played at two venues due to the large number of teams, so the boys were up against some fantastic players. CBC Team A comprised Tim Bayley, Joe Bird, Ari Brierley Figureiredo, Mitchell Pace and Riley Rees-Turner, and they played some beautiful tennis. They did not lose a match all day until the semifinals, where they came up against Rosalie Primary School, who was just too good.

The boys in Team B – Jess Davie, Tyler Dionisio, Oakley Monument, Josh Muir and Harry Rosenthal – also played some great tennis and came second in their pool.

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The boys should be very proud of themselves; they represented the school with pride. There were a lot of comments congratulating me on the way they behaved and their general demeanour. Well done boys!

HERBERT EDWARDS CUP In March, CBC entered three teams in the State Schools Teams Tennis Competition.

The three teams were placed into Pools and played against three other schools at the State Tennis Centre for places in the finals.

Team 1, consisting of Harry Bird, Thomas Brewster-Jones, William Power, Ambrose Ryan and Jacob Toomath, won two matches and advanced to the quarter finals of the consolation. Here they were pitted against Applecross Senior High School, which is the premier tennis school in the state. The boys played well and were extremely competitive, but succumbed to the experience in the Applecross team.

Team 2, made up of Lachlan Blakiston, Caiden Guidi, Ben Radonich, Nicholas Tucker and Tony Ziegelaar, won one match in the pool and did not advance any further.

Team 3 with Tim Bockman, Ben Bockman, Alex Gray, Finlay Martin and Samuel Sheridan, did not win a match, but came very close against some stiff competition.

Congratulations to all boys who participated for their tireless efforts on a hot and long day that started at 7.15am and finished at 5pm.

YEAR 10-12 SLAZENGER CUP/MURSELL SHIELD Despite a wet and windy start to the day, the selected 10 students from our six weeks of trials headed to the State Tennis Centre to compete in the annual inter-school competition.

The tournament starts with round robin matches between four schools, followed by a knock-out event for the first and second school in each

group. Our first team of Jordan Filippin, Fraser Hayward, Anthony Lomma, Simon Smith (Captain) and Tyler Sorrell, performed brilliantly to win 16 of a possible 18 matches and finish top of their group.

Unfortunately, the reward is a berth in the stronger Division 1 knock-out stages, where they were beaten 4-2

by Perth Modern, a strong team featuring two state level players.

Above Nicholas Gordon and Matthew Dart Right top to bottom Simon Smith, Tyler Sorrell, Conor Noonan

The second team of Matthew Dart, Ben Dixon, Nick Gordon (Captain), Conor Noonan and Luke Prendergast, also performed well, winning two of their three matches, and only losing the third match by two points. As a result, they finished second in their group but also lost 4-2 in the first stage of the knock-out event.

As always both teams performed to a high standard. A special mention of Simon Smith, who has competed in all his five years at the College and gets better every year, and also Luke Prendergast and Tyler Sorrell for remaining undefeated during the day.

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SENIOR TENNIS A Left to right Anthony Lomma, Fraser Hayward, Simon Smith, Jordan Filippin, Mr Joel Moss (Coach) Absent Tyler Sorrell

SENIOR TENNIS B Back row Benjamin Dixon, Conor Noonan, Mr Joel Moss (Coach) Front row Matthew Dart, Nicholas Gordon (Captain), Luke Prendergast

JUNIOR TENNIS A Left to right Harry Bird, William Power, Thomas Brewster-Jones, Ambrose Ryan, Jacob Toomath, Mr Barry Tognolini (Coach)

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JUNIOR TENNIS B Left to right Lachlan Blakiston, Tony Ziegelaar, Caiden Guidi, Benjamin Radonich, Mr Barry Tognolini (Coach) Absent Nicholas Tucker

JUNIOR TENNIS C Left to right Samuel Sheridan, Alexander Gray, Timothy Bockman, Finlay Martin, Mr Barry Tognolini (Coach) Absent Ben Bockman

YEAR 7 ACADEMY PLATE TENNIS Back row Joseph Bird, Timothy Bayley, Tyler Dionisio, Oakley Monument, Ms Lisa Tognolini (Coach) Front row Ari Brierley Figueiredo, Harry Rosenthal, Riley Rees-Turner, Mitchell Pace Absent Jess Davie, Joshua Muir

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Water Polo CBC HAS AGAIN PROVEN TO BE ONE OF THE STRONGEST WATER POLO SCHOOLS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA, WITH ANOTHER UNDEFEATED YEAR. Head of Sport Mr Brendan McGrath

We continue to have an impressive number of boys playing at the Melville Water Polo Club who bring their skills to represent CBC with distinction.

In Term 1 our boys were again asked to play Aquinas College in what has become an annual test of both schools ‘fire-power’. CBC proved to be too strong, with Captain Andre Rebelo showing the difference between the two teams, and Jake Leavy and Liam McMahon proving great support against their bigger players.

Late in Term 3, the senior boys played in the School Sport WA Carnival at Challenge Stadium.

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Due to exams, the Year 12s were unable to take part in the competition, which had no effect on the two teams entered by CBC. Our confident A side was made up of Year 10 and 11s, who took gold in the School Sports WA competition with convincing victories in all their games. The CBC B side was made up of Year 8, 9 and 10s. This young group of boys finished fourth, which illustrates the depth within CBC. We look forward to the future of Water Polo within the College.

In Term 4, the junior teams will play in the School Sport WA competition and we are expecting some good results to be achieved by the next group of players to come through.

It is great to see our boys represent CBC with distinction and challenge each other to continue our outstanding results in this sport.

In 2014 we will be looking to offer more opportunities for the Water Polo boys with some more games against the PSA schools.

SENIOR WATER POLO Back row Jack Marshall, Elliott Tinley, Patrick Cronan, Lucas Pensini, Christian Deller, Liam McMahon, Conor Cameron Front row Nathaniel Regan, Patrick Sell, Mr Brendan McGrath (Coach), Andre Rebelo, Luke Sheehan, Jack Crawford

JUNIOR AND SENIOR WATER POLO Back row Luke Sheehan, Jack Marshall, Patrick Cronan, Lucas Pensini, Jack Smith, Elliott Tinley, Liam McMahon, Nathaniel Regan Front row Matthew Moore, Jack Crawford, Patrick Sell, Andre Rebelo, Mr Brendan McGrath, Conor Cameron, Mitchell Hughes, Benjamin Elsbury

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Year 12 IT IS A STRONG STATEMENT ABOUT THE SENSE OF PRIDE AND SPIRIT THAT EXISTS AMONG THE YOUNG MEN AT OUR COLLEGE.

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Symbols of our Journey YEAR 12 STUDENTS MICHAEL ZOITI AND RILEY TOLMAN EACH CHOSE A SYMBOL OF THEIR JOURNEY AT CBC FREMANTLE FOR THE CLASS OF 2013 GRADUATION CEREMONY.

FRIENDSHIP In choosing a symbol which represents my time here at CBC over the past five years, I tried to think of something that reflected the many ups and downs associated with such a journey. I had to think of a symbol that not only relates to my time here but everyone’s time at the College.

The symbol I chose is friendship.

To me, a friend is someone who knows all about you and is willing to help you with anything. A friend is someone who you would never give up on, and would never give up on you. Friends are there when you need them the most, when you need someone to talk to, when you need someone to watch your back and to hang out with. A friend is someone you trust. Most importantly, a friend is someone who shares your joy when you are successful.

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When I started here all those years ago, CBC was a new place, hundreds of unfamiliar faces and people, most of whom were double my size! When I first began here at CBC Fremantle, I didn’t know a lot of the boys sitting in front of me; the task of making new friends seemed a daunting challenge. What seemed daunting proved to be easy, as we bonded immediately as a Year group, with many sub-groups. By the end of the first year, I think we all understood that CBC Fremantle was a special place where the bond of brotherhood simply evolved.

CBC made it so easy to make new friends. We have all made friends, not just in our own year, but in the older and the younger years and even with the teachers. When we first arrived, we had our Year 12 buddies helping us out, making sure our first year was as easy as possible as we settled into new high school

life. We found that Mentor Group, sporting carnivals and training, Edmund Rice Day, College tours, Immersions and camps and even our time in the classroom, provided us with opportunities to make friends.

The image on this page is a typical scene in the College, boys with their arms around each other’s necks, publicly expressing their bond of friendship. The feeling of being part of a family is reinforced by the way Mr Kenny is there to farewell us each afternoon at the gate. He makes sure we are ship-shape in our presentation, asks us how our day was, and welcomes us back for the next school day. I doubt whether this is a common feature in secondary schools, but it demonstrates from the top down that this is a school that values relationships, that fosters respect and enhances our ability to see the good in others. At CBC we have felt loved, and as a result

have been able to love. We have made lifelong friendships and lasting memories.

Don’t forget the great memories of CBC, especially those with your friends. Don’t forget the hard times when your friend was there and most importantly don’t give up on your friends after school has finished. Throughout our time here we have had the ups and downs, but in true CBC style we have stuck together and bonded like a band of brothers.

Michael Zoiti

CHAPEL The image I’ve chosen to be the symbol of my time here at CBC is the Chapel. When I came to CBC in 2009, Edmund Hall was not a Chapel, it was a room; just four walls with nothing special in it, a lot like me, someone who was beginning the journey to adulthood, but still had a way to go.

I was someone who had the basic four walls and a roof, but lacked the special ingredients that make me who I am today.

In the last two years, the Chapel has developed into a sacred space. On the outside not a lot has changed; some superficial changes to the portico, a touch of paint, but not much else. As I sat in my final

Religion and Life class, I asked my classmates how I had changed in my time here. They replied, much the same as the Chapel had changed – from the outside; a bit taller, a bit wider but not much else.

What my classmates can’t see, just like passers-by to the Chapel can’t see, is the change that has occurred within. Through hard work, vision and special elements retrieved from the Tardun Chapel, Edmund Hall is transformed into Blessed Edmund Chapel. When you walk inside the Chapel now, you feel differently. It is no longer just a room, used for a variety of purposes, where one can forget or confuse why you are there.

Stepping inside the Chapel for our final Liturgy, I sensed a feeling of being somewhere special, letting the colour of the stained glass windows wash over me, looking with awe at the beautiful marble altar. Those same four walls encase something vastly different today than when I arrived at the College.

My time at the College has made me a better person. As I think about my time here, I remember when I started to become an adult. Year by year, special ingredients were added, certain messages repeated, the understanding of Gospel values, service for others, personal excellence, commitment and resilience began to sink in and shape me on the inside. Just this year, when

I helped others with homework or helped at the canteen, I felt a sense of purpose; I felt that I was making someone else’s life better and that I was changing into the future adult that I want to be. When I look back at my early years here, it reminds me of what I was, loud and sometimes just annoying, placing my needs and wants above those of others and not thinking before I acted. But as we grow in such a community as CBC, supported by our families, our conscience grows with us. When I say I’ve developed, I don’t mean on the outside, I mean the me on the inside, the real me, the important me. The inner me has developed into something special.

The College raised my awareness that true joy, lasting joy, can only be experienced from helping others and being able to make someone else’s day just a little easier. The College always reinforces that your best effort is always good enough, and that everyone can be excellent.

All of the graduands here tonight have undergone a transformation.

Our exteriors do not accurately reflect this change, but hopefully the real blessing of our time at the College will be appreciated in the changed and developed conscience CBC Fremantle has – together with our parents’ support – created in us.

Riley Tolman YEAR 12

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Senior Ball ON A STARRY NIGHT IN MARCH, AN EVENING TO REMEMBER FOREVER CAME TO LIFE FOR THE YEAR 12S Senior Ball Coordinator Mr Troy Foote

The highlight of any Year 12’s social calendar is the school ball, and this year’s event at CBC Fremantle was no exception. Held in the Fremantle Sailing Club’s function room, with views over the still waters of the marina, the College Senior Ball lived up to the anticipation of being an exciting evening of beauty, chivalry and fun.

From the beginning, when the young gentlemen and their partners walked up the sweeping staircase and were greeted on the red carpet

by Principal Mr Shaun Kenny, Deputy Principal Ms Marriann O’Neill, Vice Principal Mr Domenic Burgio and College Captain Alex Skinner, the evening promised to be a night to remember.

After the formal dancing, under the direction of the DJ, the evening took on a more contemporary twist and the dance floor remained busy all night.

The evening was a stunning success with happy faces everywhere as the night wore on.

The wonderful evening could not have been possible without the great work of the Fremantle Sailing Club.

Thank you also to all of the CBC staff who supervised the impeccable behaviour of the attendees and helped organise the evening.

After mocktails and greetings, dinner was served. Then the gorgeous dresses of the girls glowed against the boys’ dark suits under the party lights, as the couples took to the floor with the style gained from preparatory dance lessons leading up to the big night.

YEAR 12

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Class of 2013 VALETE

204

Andre Abreu Morgan M1

Krystan Allen Patrick P1

Ben Anandappa Rice R1

Willis Armstrong Morgan M2

Timothy Arnott Morgan M2

Joshua Barrett Morgan M2

Luke Beard-Miller Morgan M2

Joel Bennett Patrick P2

Salvatore Bonanno Rice R1

Max Caniglia Patrick P3

Harrison Carmody Rice R2

Harrison Close Morgan M7

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Anthony Collova Rice R3

Benjamin Cooper Patrick P4

Sean Danagher Samson S1

Matthew Dart Morgan M6

Shae Davies Rice R4

Christian Deller Patrick P5

Benjamin Dixon Samson S6

Jack Dwyer Patrick P5

Jason Fernandes Samson S5

Kayden Fernandes Patrick P7

Jeremy Fletcher Rice R5

Lorenzo Fogliani Patrick P6

Daniel Fosdick-McGrath Rice R4

Jamie Foster Samson S2

William Frampton Rice R6

Matthew French Morgan M6

Dare-louvain Gillam Samson S7

Nathan Gleeson Rice R5

Thomas Godsall Patrick P3

Bill Golding Morgan M3

YEAR 12

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206

Nathan Gooderson Patrick P3

Nicholas Gordon Patrick P2

Zane Gordon Rice R3

Rohan Grant Patrick P4

John Hayes Morgan M5

Jacob Herbert Rice R6

Madison Holman Samson S7

Riley Howell Morgan M1

Darius Hupfer Morgan M6

Reynald Ipapo Morgan M3

Oliver Kohlen Rice R1

Damian Lagesse Patrick P7

Brendan Landro Samson S1

Justin Landro Samson S1

Jacob Lane Rice R2

Fortunato Lanzara Samson S4

Samuel Lawrence Rice R2

Rafael Leone Samson S2

Aidan Liddelow Rice R1

Nicholas Lomma Morgan M7

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Robert Mariano Samson S2

Thomas Martella Patrick P4

Douglas McDonald Rice R6

Jack McMaster Samson S4

Carl Mignacca Morgan M5

Kale Miller Patrick P5

Matthew Minervini Samson S5

Alessandro Monaco Samson S6

Jacob Morris Patrick P6

Samuel Mudie Morgan M3

Julian Mugnes Morgan M6

Conor Noonan Patrick P1

Óran O’Connor Patrick P6

Jonathon O’Neill Morgan M5

Mitchell Palmer Morgan M7

Dillon Papadopoulos Patrick P1

Keenan Parker Rice R3

Brett Picken Patrick P2

Lewis Pippet Rice R5

Adam Pirozzi Morgan M3

YEAR 12

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208

Joel Pita Rice R6

Kai Plunkett Rice R2

Luke Prendergast Samson S7

Mark Quattrini Rice R3

James Rayner Morgan M7

Connor Read Samson S3

Jack Renouf Patrick P4

Alexander Ricciardo Rice R7

Cooper Russell Morgan M1

Luke Ryan Samson S4

Benjamin Sheridan Morgan M5

Nathan Simich Rice R4

Declan Sinnott Morgan M5

Alex Skinner Morgan M3

Casey Skinner Rice R6

Shane Skinner Samson S7

Simon Smith Morgan M4

Alexander Spencer Rice R7

Benjamin Studniczky Samson S3

Jack Sunter Morgan M5

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Jai Sutton Rice R5

Mauricio Talero Solorza Patrick P5

Luke Thompson Patrick P2

Riley Tolman Samson S5

Jed Wall Rice R4

Joe Wells Morgan M2

Thomas White Patrick P6

Kane Wieland Samson S6

Fraser Wigham Rice R3

Michael Zoiti Morgan M4

YEAR 12

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Roll Call 2013

YEAR 7

Christie, Angus

R2

Funga, Benjamin

S1

Abreu, Jake

M1

Clifford, Dylan

R5

Gavranic, Nicholas

R2

Atkinson, Jaidyn

M1

Coletta, James

S5

Geaney, Alexander

R6

Bacelic, Jake

M2

Cosgriff, Jai

M6

Gleeson, Marcus

R5

Banks, Matthew

P1

Cowlam, Jack

R3

Goodwin, Joshua

S3

Barnett, Nathan

R4

Creighan, Ryan

R1

Grant, Angus

P4

Barnett, Thomas

M3

Culin, Jordan

M6

Hagan, Cooper

M4

Bayley, Timothy

R1

Da Silva, Sebastian

S6

Hamdorf, Thomas

R4

Bevilacqua, Jordan

M4

Davie, Jess

R6

Hamilton, Benjamin

M5

Bird, Joseph

R1

Davie, Timothy

P6

Hardbottle, Joshua

P1

Bormolini, Stefan

P2

Davis, Jonathan

P6

Harris, Zachary

R2

Bourne, Mason

R2

De Gennaro, Damiano

M7

Henley, Sean

R4

Bowater, Daniel

P3

de Souza, Tiago

S3

Hinton, Preston

M7

Bowler, Connor

S2

Di Biase, Adam

S4

Holman, Bayley

S7

Bowler, Riley

S2

Di Mento, Francesco

R7

Howe-Robinson, Callan

P2

Bradshaw, Pearce

P6

Dionisio, Tyler

S7

Hoy, Robert

P5

Branley, Harrison

P3

Dixon, Cody

M1

Irwin, Callum

R5

Brennan, Jack

R3

Dixon, Sam

S1

Jaeger, Stephen

S5

Brierley Figueiredo, Ari

M7

Driessen, Tate

S1

Jakovcevic, Jason

R5

Brown, Flinn

P3

Evans, Fletcher

P2

Kelly, Alex

S6

Brun, Luca

S3

Faccin, Alexander

P2

Kennedy, Kyle

M2

Burd, Matthew

M4

Farmer, James

S4

Kohlen, Henry

R1

Burden, Riley

P4

Ferguson, James

M5

Kohlen, Maxwell

R1

Burke, Liam

R4

Ferguson, Noah

M3

Kullack, Benjamin

S5

Burton, Riley

S4

Ferreira, Sean

P3

Le Roux, Adam

R6

Chalmers, Michael

P5

Fico, Liam

R3

Lombardo, Benjamin

M7

Charles, David

P5

Fox, Liam

R4

Lomma, Marcus

S6

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212

Lynn, Jack

P4

Schmidt, Jack

S2

YEAR 8

Marsh, Jonah

P7

Shales, Jacob

M3

Abreu, Joel

M1

Mazzone, Joshua

S6

Sheehan, Ryan

S7

Albano, Andrew

M1

McCormack, Zachary

R7

Squassoni, Dante

S5

Albarri, Yassin

P1

McDonald, Samuel

R5

Stedman, Zachary

S3

Armstrong, Andrew

S1

McIntyre, Marcus

M6

Stevenson, Spencer

M4

Bailey, Thomas

M2

McPhail, Samuel

S1

Stewart, Harrison

M5

Baker, Thomas

P2

McShane, Daniel

P1

Stronach, Noah

S4

Barbera, John

R2

Milsom, Kaleb

M2

Stumbles, Finn

P6

Bockman, Timothy

R3

Monument, Oakley

P2

Terzoudis-Lumsden, Theodore P7

Bond-Williams, Nathaniel

S2

Morgan, Jenkyn

S2

Tydeman, Edward

P5

Brimson, Jayden

S2

Muir, Joshua

M3

Urbano, Scott

M1

Camarda, Jack

P3

Munro, Luke

R3

Utama, Yosh

M6

Cammarano, Anthony

R3

Nardi, Tristan

S3

Vegvary, Luke

S5

Campbell, Brandon

S3

Ogden, Mark

S7

Veletta, Nicholas

M7

Carbonaro, Luke

R1

O’Hara, Joachim

R6

Ward, Beau

P7

Caruso, Nicholas

P4

Oliveri, Justin

M4

Winner, Alexander

M5

Cawley, Austin

P4

O’Neill, Harry

P7

Yehualashet, Yordanos

M3

Ciampini, Adrian

M4

Orrells, Rory

S1

Younge, James

S3

Cicchini, Armani

R5

Pace, Mitchell

M1

Yurak, Lachlan

P1

Cicirello, Jacob

P7

Palmiero, Thomas

R2

Zindani, Mason

R7

Cipriano, Michael

R6

Palmiotti, Michael

P5

Clark, Brodie

S4

Parker, Benjamin

M2

Clark, Christopher

P5

Parker, Nicholas

R7

Clark, Harry

P6

Pezet, Edward

S4

Cocksey, Benjamin

M5

Phipps, Sean

S2

Cookson, Kaiden

P5

Pinkerton, Adam

P4

Corrie, Tom

R5

Pittard, Tyson

P7

Da Silva, Jacob

S6

Pittorini, Daniel

S7

De Castro, Nicholas

S5

Principe, Carlo

P6

De Gennaro, Jason

M4

Puca, Christian

R6

De Gennaro, Ryan

M4

Ramsay, Elijah

P3

de San Miguel, James

P6

Read, Harrison

M6

Deluca, Nicholas

S6

Read, Matthew

M7

Demiroski, Marcus

P7

Redmond, Hayden

P4

Di Prinzio,Keegan

M7

Rees, Austen

R6

Duffy, Joshua

P7

Rees-Turner, Riley

P7

Dujmovic, Joshua

R7

Regan, Charlie

M5

Eardley, Joseph

R6

Reid, Caleb

R3

Edwards, Christian

M5

Richards, Isaac

M6

Elsbury, Benjamin

S7

Rosenthal, Harry

R1

Fellman, Rupert

M1

Ryan, Taj

P1

Fitzpatrick, Jacob

M7

Sanginiti, Samuel

M2

Fox, Lachlan

R4

Santaromita, Brady

S6

Fox, Nicholas

P1

Sax, Jacob

S5

Frampton, Jonathan

R6

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Gaglia, Bradley

S1

Nardi, Julian

M3

Violanti, Max

S7

Garbellini, Jack

M2

Newman, Gabriel

P3

Viti, Leon

P1

Geaney, Matthew

R6

Nolan, Thomas

R3

Watkins, Eddie

M6

Gleeson, Thomas

P2

Norman, Lucas

R7

Watson, Nicholas

R1

Golding, Harry

M3

Olds, Tyler

S3

Watson, Ryan

M6

Goncalves, Jayden

S2

Oliveri, David

M4

Weller, Jake

R3

Grant, Kane

S4

Olivieri, Robert

S6

Weston, Thomas

R5

Gray, Alexander

R2

O’Reilly, Dillon

R4

Wilson, Reagan

R2

Hallows, Matthew

S2

Otto, Benjamin

S4

Hardwick, John

S3

Phillips, Julian

P5

Henry, Sean

M3

Pollard, Isaac

R5

Holmes, Robert

S4

Pomery, Jake

P4

Hosking, Jacob

P3

Preston, Samuel

R7

Imbuldeniya, Lee

P6

Quinn, Luke

R2

Jacob-Keenan, Byron

R1

Ramos, Jayden

M6

Kalogirou, Harry

R3

Ray, Brodie

P6

Knight, Brodee

M4

Ready, Owen

S6

Lacey, Joshua

P4

Rees, Alban

M7

Leavy, Adam

R4

Reid, Fraser

P3

Lees, Aaron

P3

Rivers, Samuel

P7

Licari, Ethan

M5

Rogerson, Henry

R7

Logan, Christopher

P5

Russell, Fraser

M1

Lomma, Matthew

S7

Salis, Jared

P1

Maddeford, Harrison

S4

Salvage, Hugo

M6

Maguire, Joe

R5

Santacruz-Rodriguez, Alberto

S1

Marceca, Antonino

R1

Sapienza, Michael

R7

Marshall, Ned

S5

Scurry, Henry

M2

Martella, Christopher

R6

Sear, Matthew

P2

Martin, Finlay

R7

Sheridan, Samuel

M5

Mazzone, Christian

S6

Shoeib, Adam

M3

McGuffin, Alexander

M7

Silvera, Julian

S7

McKell, Thomas

P7

Simpson, Stephen

S3

McMahon, Nicholas

S5

Sinis, Joshua

R4

Meakins, Jack

S7

Sjerp, Millen

P5

Mertens, Luke

P3

Small, Benjamin

R5

Millward, Blake

M1

Stapleton, Alexander

M7

Mirco, Brendan

R4

Stokes, Broc

P1

Mirco, Kyle

P1

Sunter, Darcy

M5

Moffitt, Henry

S1

Telling, Brodie

M2

Monaco, Daniele

S6

Thuys, Ryan

S1

Monaghan, Tom

P4

Toledo, Jacob

P2

Moore, Matthew

M2

Tomlinson, Toby

S3

Morgan, Kai

P2

Truscello, Kelsey

R4

Moulin, Thomas

R2

Turley, Luke

M6

Murphy, Jack

S2

Turner, Adam

P6

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YEAR 9

214

Foster, D’Arcy

P5

Nero, Steffan

P4

Abreu, Ryan

M2

French, Michael

M6

Nesic-Halapio, Jordan

R6

Ahern, James

S2

Funga, Nicholas

S1

Nolan, Alexander-Thomas

S6

Allan, Nicholas

P1

Grant, Bevan

S1

Pace, Ryan

M1

Allen,Cameron R2

Guidi, Caiden

P2

Page, Nicholas

P7

Amalfi, Baeley

S6

Handcock, Jordan

R2

Parker, Mitchell

R7

Auriemma, David

S1

Harlick, Samuel

M3

Pelliccione, Nicholas

P4

Bacelic, Stephen

M2

Hars, Conor

M4

Pereira, Joshua

M1

Barnett, Joshua

R4

Hemmings, Kyle

S7

Perich, Lucas

S7

Bawden, Christopher

P2

Henley, Zachary

R4

Pope, Ethan

P1

Benthien, Jasper

P6

Hinton, Lachlan

M7

Power, William

P2

Bird, Harry

R1

Hosking, Michael

P3

Pratt, Ryan

M7

Blakiston, Lachlan

R2

Hourani, Yusef

M3

Quinn, Matthew

R3

Bockman, Ben

R3

Hughes, Mitchell

S2

Radonich, Benjamin

S4

Boladian, Michael

S2

Humphreys, Ashley

M5

Ramsay, Harrison

P3

Bourke, Keane

M3

Hunter, Adrian

M5

Reid, Kyle

R3

Bowater, Jack

P3

Hussey, Cian

R5

Rifici, Gianni

M4

Bradley, Martin

P5

Iannello, Bradyn

P5

Rifici, Luca

M4

Brewster-Jones, Thomas

S3

Jakovcevic, Luke

R5

Rowe, Nathan

M5

Brown, Bailey

P4

Jardine-Clarke, Paul

S5

Ryan, Ambrose

P5

Burfoot, Thomas

R4

Jaschke, Reece

M6

Ryan, Thomas

S4

Burke, Riley

S4

Joseph, Dennis

P6

Schelling, Carl

R5

Burt, Harry

M2

King, Daniel

S5

Smith, Jack

S5

Caniglia, Harry

P3

Kohlen, Charlie

R1

Soltoggio, Brodie

M6

Capozzi, Adam

S4

Leen, Finn

S6

Sorrell, Kennedy

M2

Carozza, Andre

M5

Leone, Gabriel

S2

Standley, Nathan

M2

Caruso, Joshua

P4

Linn, James

S6

Stretton, Ben

S6

Cipriano, Rafael

R6

Lomma, Daniel

M1

Stumbles, Jaedyn

P6

Coldrey, Brett

P5

Lutzu, Luca

R7

Sumich, Zane

S6

Conti, Daniel

S5

Maddy-Irvine, Zachary

M4

Sutton, Marcus

P7

Cosgriff, Callum

M6

Mariotti, Hamish

S7

Swindells, Benjamin

S7

Costello, Mitchell

S3

Mascarenhas, Joshua

M1

Tapper, Julian

R2

Cronan, Patrick

R3

McCrackan, Sebastian

P1

Terzoudis-Lumsden, Emmanuel P7

Da Silva, Alec

P6

McGrath, Jack

R1

Thomas, Jayden

M5

David, Thomas

M7

McGrath, Mitchell

R1

Timewell, Sam

P4

David, William

M7

McKeown, Harrison

R6

Tomlinson, Joel

S3

Davies, Tyler

R4

McMurtrie, Connor

P2

Toomath, Jacob

M7

Demiroski, Matthew

P7

Miles, Damon

M7

Tormay, John

P1

Denham, Jiles

R7

Minervini, Liam

S5

Tucker, Nicholas

S1

Di Stefano, Anthony

S7

Mitchell, Isaac

M4

Vivas, Juan

S3

Donnelly, Jacob

M1

Moloney, Isaac

M6

Walter, Jake

R5

Duncan, Thomas

R6

Monaco, Alessandro

P3

Welsh, William

P2

Eastaugh, Thomas

P1

Mooney, James

P6

Whitt, Connor

R2

Faulds, Riley

S1

Moreno, Matthew

R4

Woodcock,Max

P5

Foster, Chad

S2

Muskarovsky, Jack

P5

Ziegelaar, Tony

S3

Natale, Alexander

M6

Zindani, Aiden

R7

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YEAR 10

Gaffney, Finbar

M3

Pensini, Lucas

S1

Albano, Philippe

M1

Garces, Julian

S3

Peterson, Timothy

P1

Babalola, Sam

M1

Giancaspro, Jordan

R5

Pinkerton, Thomas

P4

Bacich, Julian

P1

Gill, Lachlan

R2

Pirozzi, Luke

M3

Baker, Joshua

M6

Godsall, Liam

P3

Prendergast, Nathan

S7

Barratt, Luke

R1

Goncalves, Jake

S2

Preston, Douglas

R7

Belmonte, John

S1

Grant, Aiden

S4

Prosser, Nathaniel

R3

Benson, Christian

M1

Grimes, Mitchell

S3

Quinn, Thomas

R2

Berthold, Joshua

P2

Harding, Joe

M3

Radonich, Alec

S4

Biondillo, Jordan

R2

Harris, Nicholas

M4

Raffaele, Jordy

S3

Boult, Mitchell

R1

Hayes, Nicholas

M5

Redmond, Mitchell

P4

Bourne, Thomas

S3

Jaques, Cameron

M4

Regan, Nathaniel

S4

Bozanic, Damian

R3

Johns, Benjamin

S7

Rhoding, Daniel

S6

Brown, Harrison

P3

Johnson, Jack

P7

Richards, Christian

M6

Buccini, Samuel

P5

Kasiri-Arabi, Parsa

R5

Rowley, Harrison

P4

Burnett, Victor

S3

Kelly, Ryan

S2

Russell, Scott

M7

Cameron, Conor

S4

Kendrick, Sebastian

R3

Rutigliano, Jordon

R6

Caputi, Joseph

M4

Keyte, Austin

M6

Santaromita, Kane

S6

Cecchi, David

R4

Kon, Oliver

R4

Sapienza, Thomas

R7

Cecchi, Jason

R4

Lavery, Lachlan

S5

Sardelic, Cameron

P4

Cinquina, Patrick

P7

Letizia, Michael

S4

Sciaresa, Jakob

P3

Clark, Ryan

P5

Lomma, Anthony

M7

Sell, Patrick

R1

Coggin, William

P5

Macpherson, Hamish

P2

Sheehan, Luke

S7

Correia, Jordan

M7

Mann, Domenic

R5

Sidery, Jackson

P1

Covich, James

M6

Manning, Sebastian

S5

Skipworth, Patrick

R1

Cowlam, Luke

R3

Marlow, Thomas

S1

Smith, Dylan

M3

Crawford, Jack

S5

Marshall, Jack

M2

Sorrell, Tyler

M2

Crevald, James

M5

Martelli, Calogero

R6

Stainton, Jake

S1

Crilly, Jack

P6

Martelli, Calogero S

P6

Swan, Edward

P5

Crowley, Jarrod

S6

Martin, Oliver

R7

Tapper, Joel

R2

Cummins, Thomas

R6

Masters, Jack

M4

Terranova, Jeremy

M2

Da Luz, Isaac

S2

Mavica, Salvatore

P7

Thomas, Aldrin

S5

De Campi, Max

M5

McFadden, Benjamin

R7

Thompson, Oliver

S4

De Kusel, Ben

P6

McReady, Jackson

M3

Thuys, Nicholas

S1

De Luca, Cameron

R3

Mehra, Jai

R6

Tinley, Elliott

P4

Dennis, Matthew

P7

Morris, Eli

P6

Tranchita, Christopher

R4

Di Lazzaro, Jayden

M1

Nella, Jamie

S6

Valerio, Joshua

R2

Dimanopoulos, Alexander

P3

Nolan, Jonathon

M1

Violanti, Troy

S7

Di-Meo, Loughlan

R5

Nonis, Bryan

P5

Waddell, Isaac

R7

Ducali, Mark

S1

Norman, Michael

R7

Warren, James

S6

Edmonds, Ben

P2

Ogden, Joshua

S7

Wilson, Braydon

R2

Ferris, Mitchell

S2

Pacheco, Lucas

M2

Zoiti, Mark

M4

Filippin, Jordan

M2

Palmer, Cody

P1

Fleming, Lucas

M1

Patroni, Matthew

P2

Forrest, Kimberley

M5

Pellegrini, Luke

R7

Foxwell, Max

P3

Pendergast, Benjamin

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YEAR 11

216

Holliday, Solomon

S2

Potts, Connor

M2

Ahern, John

S2

Holman, Dakoda

S7

Prestianni, Luca

P4

Bird, Charlie

R1

Hourani, Zakaria

M3

Primmer, Aki

R7

Bore, Rhian

P7

Iannantuoni, Anthony

P2

Rebelo, Andre

P7

Brennan, Matthew

S1

Johnson, Jordan

R5

Redworth-Maley, Reece

M4

Brooker, Justin

P1

Jones, Amos

P6

Rogan, Liam

R7

Burt, Alexander

M2

Kennington-Birch, Cody

S4

Romano, Liam

P2

Carton, Zachary

M4

Kestel, Joshua

M4

Rowe, Isaac

M7

Christmas, Luke

M1

Kestel, Thomas

R5

Senzio, Aaron

S3

Cicirello, Liam

P7

King, Nathan

S5

Shave, James

P3

Clark, Toby

P6

Konle, Julian

S3

Short, Leighton

P3

Clarke, Steven

S4

Leach, Jake

R1

Silvera, Jordan

S7

Cooper, Matthew

M3

Leavy, Jake

S4

Sollis, Brandon

P3

Costello, Matthew

S3

Lomma, Adam

M5

Sorgiovanni, Alec

R5

Creighan, Declan

R1

Lomma, Luca

S6

Spencer, Connor

M7

Cronan, Michael

R3

Low, Sammuel

R3

Spiers, Ethan

M5

Cross, Jacob

P2

Macri, Laurence

P1

Spinozzi, Adam

M5

Cuccovia, Stephen

S2

Maddeford, James

S4

Stretton, Adam

S6

De Gennaro, Adam

M4

Magry, Timothy

R3

Surjan, Aron

S4

Di Biase, Marcus

S4

Main, Austin

S3

Sutton, Damon

R2

Di Sabato, Christopher

M1

Mansfield, Thomas

P7

Swainson, Jack

S7

du Cladier de Curac, Henri

M5

Martens, Thomas

P5

Thomas, Mathew

R4

Duncanson, Sean

M1

Martin, Christopher

M3

Vinci, Matthew

R3

Farmer, Zane

P6

McComb, Joel

R5

Violanti, Bruno

S7

Fitzpatrick, Daniel

M7

McDonald, Aidan

R5

Waters, Griffyn

R3

Fordham, Connor

M4

McLeod, Declan

S2

Williams, Callum

S1

Foster, William

P5

McMahon, Liam

S5

Wilson, Darcy

R7

Frewin, Sean

R3

McVey, James

S3

Wright, Solomon

R1

Gavranic, Adam

R2

Menegola, Nick

M3

Zindani, Luca

R7

Gaynor, David

P4

Mirco, Jesse

R4

Geaney, James

R6

Mitchell, Travis

P4

Grant, Lewis

S1

Moloney, Trey

M6

Gray, Kurtis

P3

Murtagh, Kevin

R4

Greaney Coen

R4

Nadilo, Konrad

P6

Green, Benjamin

M2

Naughton, Riley

P1

Green, Jordan

M6

Nocciolino, Daniel

S5

Greget O’Dea, Zeus

P5

Norman, Jack

M6

Grose, Matthew

S6

Norman, Mitchell

R6

Grosse, Samuel

M2

Nugent, Cameron

P2

Grubisin, David

P4

O’Hara, D’arcy

R6

Guidone, Jacob

P1

Olivieri, Broden

S6

Harris, Jake

R2

O’Toole, Declan

M1

Hayward, Fraser

P5

Parish, Oliver

R5

Hellmrich, Tyler

R1

Pecotic, Anthony

R7

Hinton, Mitchell

M7

Phillips, Jason

M4

CBC ANNUAL 2013

Back row Jack McMaster, Riley Tolman, Riley Howell, Rohan Grant, Harrison Close, Damian Lagesse, William Frampton, Dillon Papadopoulos, Robert Mariano, Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Jack Sunter, Willis Armstrong, Darius Hupfer, Jack Renouf, Jai Sutton Fifth row Carl Mignacca, Jed Wall, Jack Dwyer, Benjamin Cooper, Jeremy Fletcher, Rafael Leone, Luke Thompson, Matthew Minervini, Conor Noonan, Shae Davies, Dare-louvain Gillam, Nathan Simich, Keenan Parker, Luke Ryan, Adam Pirozzi, Fortunato Lanzara Fourth row Connor Read, Lewis Pippet, Simon Smith, Shane Skinner, Michael Zoiti, Mitchell Palmer, Justin Landro, Brendan Landro, Benjamin Studniczky, Douglas McDonald, Nathan Gooderson, Timothy Arnott, Joel Bennett, John Hayes, Lorenzo Fogliani, Marc Bonanno, Ben Anandappa Third row Sean Danagher, Kale Miller, Madison Holman, Matthew French, Declan Sinnott, Thomas Godsall, Matthew Dart, Jacob Herbert, Brett Picken, Benjamin Sheridan, Zane Gordon, Alessandro Monaco, Nathan Gleeson, Thomas Martella, Aidan Liddelow, Krystan Allen, Luke Prendergast, Anthony Collova Second row James Rayner, Mauricio Talero Solorza, Jamie Foster, Andre Abreu, Kai Plunkett, Kayden Fernandes, Nicholas Gordon, Alexander Ricciardo, Bill Golding, Jacob Morris, Alexander Spencer, Julian Mugnes, Samuel Mudie, Reynald Ipapo, Casey Skinner, Cooper Russell, Oliver Kohlen Front row Nicholas Lomma, Benjamin Dixon, Joe Wells, Joel Pita, Max Caniglia, Mr Tony Pitos, Mr Domenic Burgio, Jonathon O’Neill, Mr Shaun Kenny, Alex Skinner, Mrs Jennifer Lawlor, Mr Craig Dowsett, Mark Quattrini, Harrison Carmody, Kane Wieland, Jason Fernandes, Anthony Baccala Absent Joshua Barrett, Luke Beard-Miller, Christian Deller, Jacob Lane, Samuel Lawrence, Koen Matera, Óran O’Connor, Thomas White, Fraser Wigham

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CBC Annual 2013

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YEAR 12

Above Jason De Gennaro (Year 8) with Mentor teacher, Ms Candice Brown, celebrating Ash Wednesday Cover Tim Bayley received the 2013 Year 7 Instrumental Music subject prize

Landro, Justin

S1

Sunter, Jack

M5

Abreu, Andre

M1

Lane, Jacob

R2

Sutton, Jai

R5

Allen, Krystan

P1

Lanzara, Fortunato

S4

Talero Solorza, Mauricio

P5

Anandappa, Ben

R1

Lawrence, Samuel

R2

Thompson, Luke

P2

Armstrong, Willis

M2

Leone, Rafael

S2

Tolman, Riley

S5

Arnott, Timothy

M2

Liddelow, Aidan

R1

Wall, Jed

R4

Barrett, Joshua

M2

Lomma, Nicholas

M7

Wells, Joe

M2

Beard-Miller, Luke

M2

Mariano, Robert

S2

White, Thomas

P6

Bennett, Joel

P2

Martella, Thomas

P4

Wieland, Kane

S6

Bonanno, Salvatore

R1

McDonald, Douglas

R6

Wigham, Fraser

R3

Caniglia, Max

P3

McMaster, Jack

S4

Zoiti, Michael

M4

Carmody, Harrison

R2

Mignacca, Carl

M5

Close, Harrison

M7

Miller, Kale

P5

Collova, Anthony

R3

Minervini, Matthew

S5

Cooper, Benjamin

P4

Monaco, Alessandro

S6

Danagher, Sean

S1

Morris, Jacob

P6

Dart, Matthew

M6

Mudie, Samuel

M3

Davies, Shae

R4

Mugnes, Julian

M6

Deller, Christian

P5

Noonan, Conor

P1

Dixon, Benjamin

S6

O’Connor, Óran

P6

Dwyer, Jack

P5

O’Neill, Jonathon

M5

Fernandes, Jason

S5

Palmer, Mitchell

M7

Fernandes, Kayden

P7

Papadopoulos, Dillon

P1

Fletcher, Jeremy

R5

Parker, Keenan

R3

Fogliani, Lorenzo

P6

Picken, Brett

P2

Fosdick-McGrath, Daniel

R4

Pippet, Lewis

R5

Foster, Jamie

S2

Pirozzi, Adam

M3

Frampton, William

R6

Pita, Joel

R6

French, Matthew

M6

Plunkett, Kai

R2

Gillam, Dare-louvain

S7

Prendergast, Luke

S7

Gleeson, Nathan

R5

Quattrini, Mark

R3

Godsall, Thomas

P3

Rayner, James

M7

Golding, Bill

M3

Read, Connor

S3

Gooderson, Nathan

P3

Renouf, Jack

P4

Gordon, Nicholas

P2

Ricciardo, Alexander

R7

Gordon, Zane

R3

Russell, Cooper

M1

Grant, Rohan

P4

Ryan, Luke

S4

Hayes, John

M5

Sheridan, Benjamin

M5

Herbert, Jacob

R6

Simich, Nathan

R4

Holman, Madison

S7

Sinnott, Declan

M5

Howell, Riley

M1

Skinner, Alex

M3

Hupfer, Darius

M6

Skinner, Casey

R6

Ipapo, Reynald

M3

Skinner, Shane

S7

Kohlen, Oliver

R1

Smith, Simon

M4

Lagesse, Damian

P7

Spencer, Alexander

R7

Landro, Brendan

S1

Studniczky, Benjamin

S3 ROLL CALL

213

Back row Jack McMaster, Riley Tolman, Riley Howell, Rohan Grant, Harrison Close, Damian Lagesse, William Frampton, Dillon Papadopoulos, Robert Mariano, Daniel Fosdick-McGrath, Jack Sunter, Willis Armstrong, Darius Hupfer, Jack Renouf, Jai Sutton Fifth row Carl Mignacca, Jed Wall, Jack Dwyer, Benjamin Cooper, Jeremy Fletcher, Rafael Leone, Luke Thompson, Matthew Minervini, Conor Noonan, Shae Davies, Dare-louvain Gillam, Nathan Simich, Keenan Parker, Luke Ryan, Adam Pirozzi, Fortunato Lanzara Fourth row Connor Read, Lewis Pippet, Simon Smith, Shane Skinner, Michael Zoiti, Mitchell Palmer, Justin Landro, Brendan Landro, Benjamin Studniczky, Douglas McDonald, Nathan Gooderson, Timothy Arnott, Joel Bennett, John Hayes, Lorenzo Fogliani, Marc Bonanno, Ben Anandappa Third row Sean Danagher, Kale Miller, Madison Holman, Matthew French, Declan Sinnott, Thomas Godsall, Matthew Dart, Jacob Herbert, Brett Picken, Benjamin Sheridan, Zane Gordon, Alessandro Monaco, Nathan Gleeson, Thomas Martella, Aidan Liddelow, Krystan Allen, Luke Prendergast, Anthony Collova Second row James Rayner, Mauricio Talero Solorza, Jamie Foster, Andre Abreu, Kai Plunkett, Kayden Fernandes, Nicholas Gordon, Alexander Ricciardo, Bill Golding, Jacob Morris, Alexander Spencer, Julian Mugnes, Samuel Mudie, Reynald Ipapo, Casey Skinner, Cooper Russell, Oliver Kohlen Front row Nicholas Lomma, Benjamin Dixon, Joe Wells, Joel Pita, Max Caniglia, Mr Tony Pitos, Mr Domenic Burgio, Jonathon O’Neill, Mr Shaun Kenny, Alex Skinner, Mrs Jennifer Lawlor, Mr Craig Dowsett, Mark Quattrini, Harrison Carmody, Kane Wieland, Jason Fernandes, Anthony Baccala Absent Joshua Barrett, Luke Beard-Miller, Christian Deller, Jacob Lane, Samuel Lawrence, Koen Matera, Óran O’Connor, Thomas White, Fraser Wigham

CBC FREMANTLE YEAR 12 2013

CBC Annual 2013

51 Ellen Street Fremantle Western Australia 6160 PO Box 1345 Fremantle Western Australia 6959 T 08 9336 2700 www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

CBC Annual 2013