CBC Fremantle College Newsletter Week 8 Term 2 2017

College Newsletter Edition 9 Week 8 Term 2 | Friday 16 June 2017

Today’s boys...tomorrow’s gentlemen CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 8 Term 2 | Page 1

Cover: Taj Ryan playing in the traditional NAIDOC Week mixed team football game with Clontarf Aboriginal College.

From the Principal Aboriginal Reconciliation at CBC

On Monday we conducted our NAIDOC

This year, NAIDOC Week will take place

Week assembly and sought to focus the

between 2 and 9 July across the country.

attention of all students and staff on our

It provides the opportunity to celebrate

obligation to promote social cohesion

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

between Indigenous Australians and

cultures and to recognise the contributions

the wider community. The Welcome to

that Indigenous Australians make to our

Country was delivered in both Noongar

country and our society. Because that

and English by Mr Olman Walley who also

week falls during the school holidays in

played didgeridoo while members of the

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WA, our College elected to celebrate early,

Little Doorum Group provided a dance

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Traditional dancing at the College NAIDOC Week assembly

with local Noongar people on a variety of

and the accompanying staff a most

I thank you as always for the support

pursuits including dot painting, storytelling,

educative experience and look forward

you offer at home in advocating for a

dance and traditional Indigenous craft.

to the benefits of their learning upon

contrary view.

All students also had the opportunity to

their return.

be involved with a number of activities

It is hoped that the modelling which is

throughout the week, designed to enhance

At CBC Fremantle we seek to be a

provided by our school community and

cultural understanding and appreciation,

community that is inclusive and in which

in your homes may offer inspiration and

including the traditional mixed team game

all members are reconciled with each

suggest possibilities for society in general.

of football with students from Clontarf

other. Everyone is welcome to be a part

It is further hoped that the individual

Aboriginal College.

of our school and our boys are taught

experiences of our boys while at school

that difference is something to be

will inspire them to be positive agents for

Perhaps our most ambitious attempt

respected and celebrated. Unfortunately,

change. This is critical work in ensuring that

to promote reconciliation begins next

this is not always evident in our broader

our College fully embraces and reflects the

week when a group of senior students

society. Many people lack the will or the

EREA touchstone of Justice and Solidarity.

commence a period of time with the

confidence to believe that meaningful

Kiwirrkurra Aboriginal Community in

reconciliation with the original inhabitants

Mr Shaun Kenny

the Gibson Desert. We wish these boys

of this land is achievable.

Principal

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In the Newsroom Visit the College website at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au click on the Newsroom under Quick Links on the left hand side.

12 June 2017

02 June 2017

COMING TOGETHER FOR NAIDOC WEEK

HARD WORK PAYS OFF FOR CROSS COUNTRY

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30 May 2017

18 May 2017

NATIONAL SORRY DAY

SPORTSMANSHIP BEFORE SCORE

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College Calendar CBC’s College Calendar can be viewed online by clicking on the Quick Link on the home page of the website. You can also subscribe for the Calendar to sync on your iCal or Outlook by clicking the link at the top right of the Calendar page.

AEP SHOWCASE EVENING Wednesday 21 June

JAZZ ON THE SWAN Sunday 25 June

DRAMA PERFORMANCE EVENING Wednesday 28 June

HOUSE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL Friday 23 June

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What CBC boys say about NAIDOC Week ...

Max Allen Year 7

Che Connolly Year 7

Aidan Lavin Year 7

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

BAsically how Indigenous people were here first and it draws attention to that.

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

It’s about Indigenous people and I have two friends who are Indigenous and they come to this school. I’m pretty proud of that.

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

It’s about Aborginal stuff, getting to know the culture. It’s really interesting.

Have you been involved in any activities yet?

No but I might watch the digeridoo playing today maybe.

Are you looking forward to the activities on Friday to celebrate NAIDOC Week?

Yeah, it’s pretty special.

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Have you been involved in any activities yet?

I made this headband with a couple of mates and I’ve been wearing it and enjoying it.

Are you looking forward to the activities on Friday to celebrate NAIDOC Week?

Yeah, I’m really looking forward to it.

Have you been involved in any activities yet?

I did painting in the Library which was fun. I made a wristband and now I’m playing the didgeridoo.

Are you looking forward to the activities on Friday to celebrate NAIDOC Week?

I’m looking forward to the face painting!

Max Lourie Year 7

Campbell Mitchell Year 7

Max Wilson Year 8

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

I know that it’s about recognising Aboriginals, Australian aboriginals, and celebrating the culture.

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

I know it’s about the Aboriginal community and stuff. It’s pretty important that we need to all get on together, like Mr Kenny said at assembly.

What do you know about NAIDOC Week?

It’s about showing respect for Indigenous culture and understanding more.

Have you been involved in any activities yet?

I made a bracelet.

Are you looking forward to the activities on Friday to celebrate NAIDOC Week?

Yes, it will be good, a bit of fun.

Have you been involved in any activities yet?

Not yet but Friday is going to be good.

Have you been involved in any activities yet?

Not much this year. I’m not going to play the didgeridoo because I’m not very good at it – I tried it out last year.

Are you looking forward to the activities on Friday to celebrate NAIDOC Week?

Yes, we’re lucky.

Did you enjoy the Year 7 activities on NAIDOC Week last year?

It was a lot of fun, that’s why I’m here at the didg playing this year.

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Year 7 Loving for Life Seminar important information In WA, a Health unit on sexuality is now being taught in Year 7

provide an ideal opportunity for dads to be able to pass on their

and students are required to have a basic, but accurate,

wisdom in this area to their son, in a non-confronting and guided

understanding of several human sexuality topics. Normally,

situation.

Year 7 students are aware of these topics from a variety of sources, but we need to ensure that their understanding is

However, if the student’s father is unable to be present, we strongly

accurate, and includes not only the physical aspects but also

recommend that the boy is accompanied by an uncle or grandfather,

the emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual.

or another trusted adult male who can be that male role model in his life. If no such male role model exists then mothers are more than

Teaching children about sexuality is primarily the role of parents.

welcome to attend.

However, parents will sometimes express uncertainty about how to approach these sensitive areas. To this end, we will be hosting a

The seminar will be conducted on the evening of Monday 7

workshop for the Year 7 students called Towards Loving which will

August, commencing at 5.30pm, concluding by 8.30pm. During the

be run by Loving For Life WA. This company has been conducting

workshop, father and sons sit beside each other, so they can discuss

Christian Sexuality and Relationship workshops in WA since 1992.

the information between themselves and complete worksheets together. They will also have the opportunity to share with the group

Towards Loving is designed to assist parents to share, instruct

if they choose.

and talk with their child confidently. At the same time the programme provides a non-threatening environment to reinforce

In addition, Loving For Life WA invites the attending parent to an

the hopes and ideals of human sexuality in the light of Catholic

information evening on Monday 24 July at 6.30pm where you will

teaching.

have the opportunity to preview the worksheets, DVDs and all material to be discussed with students over a glass of wine and

Towards Loving is convened by experienced and trained facilitators.

nibbles.

They operate with partial sponsorship from the Knights of the Southern Cross, the LJ Goody Bioethics Centre and with the

Year 7 students will have brought home a RSVP slip, which is very

approval of the Catholic Education Office.

important for our records. Please return this slip and also RSVP on the College website.

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A DISPLAY OF STEM ACHIEVEMENTS AND INVESTIGATIONS WITH CBC AEP STUDENTS • DEBATING • LITERATURE & MEDIA • MATHS & ENGINEERING • RADIO • ROBOTICS • SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

6pm to 7.30pm WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE IN THE COLLEGE GYMNASIUM interested parents and students are invited to this fun and informative evening. rsvp on the college website under events.

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CBC FREMANTLE $10 Entry

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JAZZ SWAN An evening of entertainment

Event runs from 4pm to 7pm.

Tickets available at the door: $10 adults, $5 school age children, family $30.

Drinks available from the bar, BYO chips & nuts only, no perishable food.

Mexican takeaway from van outside the venue can be brought in.

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Community Notices It is the policy of CBC Fremantle to distribute information when requested regarding community activities and details about educational programmes. This does not imply that CBC endorses these activities or the information. Please provide information in an unformatted Word document to enquiries@CBCFremantle.wa.edu.au. Submissions will be accepted at the discretion of CBC Fremantle.

Music fundraising donations needed CBC Fremantle’s Music Parents’ Group are calling for donations to help raise funds to provide opportunities for the College’s Music students, including equipment, performance uniforms and assistance towards the costs of tours. If you can assist with donations for raffles and auctions, please contact Mrs Giselle Pangiarella, telephone 0404 093 064.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend Remember the early days of your marriage when just being together was most important. The Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend has the same focus. The weekend centres entirely on your relationship. It is a positive and private experience between you and your spouse, that can help you see again those loving qualities in each other that you may be taking for granted. Take a weekend out of the busyness of your lifestyle, where there is just the two of you, free of distractions. We invite you to join us on our next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on 11 to 13 August or 13 to 15 October. For information or booking contact George and Monica on 0424 220 625, email WAbookings@wwme.org.au or visit the website at www.wwme.org.au.

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Saturday 24th June 2017 Aquinas College Hall 58 Mt Henry Road, Salter Point $200 per table (maximum of 10 ppl per table) 6pm Doors and Bar Open - 7pm Games Start Join us for a night of crazy Eddie Rice fun to raise much needed funds to run programs for disadvantaged and “at risk” WA children and families. Bring along a picnic and $$$ for bar, raffles, games, auction and baked goodies. No BYO drinks.

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Murdoch Information Sessions Come to Notre Dame in Fremantle and get a taste of what uni life is like in Freo’s West End. You can take part in lectures and activities (without the assessments!), join a campus tour, and meet current students and academics. Year 12 students can participate in an optional application session.

A Day in the Life of a Uni Student Friday 14 July, 9:30am-2pm Drill Hall (ND25), corner Mouat and Cliff Street, Fremantle To register, visit www.nd.edu.au or contact the Prospective Students Office on 9433 0533.

Course Advice Sessions Students seeking course advice are invited to book a one-on-one appointment with a Prospective Students Advisor during the July holidays. This is a chance to go over Notre Dame’s undergraduate course options and the application process in depth.

Monday 3 July-Wednesday 12 July, by appointment Prospective Students Office, 23 High Street, Fremantle To register, visit www.nd.edu.au or contact the Prospective Students Office on 9433 0533.

ATAR Express Workshops Year 11 students, learn how to ace your ATAR subjects with tips for excelling in your studies. These two-day courses are designed to prepare students for concepts that will be introduced in the second part of Year 11 through a combination of revision of semester one content and introduction of semester two content. Subjects covered: Mathematics Methods, English, Human Biology and Chemistry plus Study Skills for Year 11 and Year 12 Monday 3-Friday 14 July, days vary per workshop The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle Campus To register, visit www.nd.edu.au or contact the Academic Enabling & Support Centre on 9433 0950.

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T.E.E. Consultants WACE Preparation Series Need help preparing for your WACE exams?

Improve your ATAR score by studying the T.E.E. Consultants WACE Preparation series, proudly hosted by Murdoch University.

As a Year 12 student, you will have the opportunity to study your chosen subject/s, while also learning about exam techniques, how to eliminate errors and how to maximise your time to gain the most number of marks, improving your performance both at school and in your final WACE exams.

Event details Courses are taught by teachers who have a minimum of 15 years’ experience and who have also marked WACE exam papers, ensuring you receive tuition from the very best teachers in the State.

Subjects to choose from include: • Mathematics Methods or Mathematics Applications • English or English Literature • Chemistry, Geography or Mathematics Specialist • Physics, Human Biology or Economics

Dates: Monday 3 July 2017 to Friday 7 July 2017 (July school holidays) Location: Murdoch University, Perth campus. Our campus is easily accessible by public transport. Parking permits are also available on request.

Cost: $175 per subject: 2 hours per day for 5 days – total of 10 hours Scholarships are available for students who register for more than one subject, who currently study at at school on the RISE Program or who attend a school in a regional area.* For further information and to enrol visit www.teeconsultants.com.au or phone (08) 9387 2106 *Limited scholarships are available.

Please call T.E.E. Consultants on (08) 9387 2106 to check availability.

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ACC ALL STARS BASKETBALL TEAMS 2017 PLAYER NOMINATIONS The ACC is calling for player nominations for the ACC all stars basketball teams to play against the Combined Government Schools.

Both the Boy’s and Girl’s game will be played on the main court at the Bendat Stadium, Mt Claremont on Sunday 15 October 2017.

Nominations are open to years 9 - 12 students who will be at an ACC school in 2017. Players must be at representative standard and capable of playing at an U/18 level.

To nominate you must have approval from your parent/guardian, and endorsement from your school Sports Coordinator. Nomination forms are completed on-line on the ACC website using the following link http://www.accsport.asn.au/interschool-sport/representativeteams/basketball/info-team-selections/nomination-form-players

Closing date for nominations is Friday 4 August 2017. After completing the on-line form, print a copy and hand your form and the $15 nomination fee to your school sports coordinator. ACC will not accept money at the trials.

ACC Contact person: Suzie Ehlers Email: suzie.ehlers@cewa.edu.au Phone: 9241 5201 or 0400 252 112 ACC website address: www.accsport.asn.au Get the ACC sport mobile app and never miss a thing

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