CBC Fremantle College Newsletter Week 6 Term 3 2017

College Newsletter Edition 12 Week 6 Term 3 | Friday 25 August 2017

Today’s boys...tomorrow’s gentlemen CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 4 Term 3 | Page 1

Cover: CBC Science Technician, Nirmala Narayanann, with a resident at Mercy Retirement in Claremont as part of CBC’s Staff Service Day. Read more about the day in the Newsroom.

From the Principal A Day to Serve

aspects of the school’s philosophy. One

On Friday of last week all staff at the

of the critical understandings that we

College, teaching and non-teaching,

wish each member of our community

undertook a variety of service activities

to develop is the value of living a life

designed to allow them the experience of

of service and the enrichment that a

reaching out to those in need. The tasks

commitment to such can bring. As we

ranged from preparing and serving meals,

often express at CBC Fremantle, our

to environmental projects and assisting

true purpose in life will only be revealed

established agencies with their essential

through what we do for others. The

work of caring for others.

lasting happiness and fulfilment of a life

In addition to the modelling which we

and apparent as the transience of a self-

T 08 9336 2700

hope this activity provides for the students’

absorbed existence.

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own commitment to service, this day

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spent in the service of others is as true

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provides the staff of the College with

A particular thank you for the organisation

an important insight into one of the key

and facilitation of the day is due to

Far left: Mr Kenny with Mr Pitos in the College Food and Technology kitchens preparing meals for people in need.

Left: Ms Andrew with a joey at the Native Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Bibra Lake.

Above right: Mr Winnan, Mr Schubert, Mr Preston and Mr Hunter at Bicycles for Humanity.

Ms Emily Bowran, our Service Learning

the staff, the way that staff interact with

The Angelico Art Exhibition is held each

Coordinator. It is an onerous task to place

the students and most importantly, the

year as part of this Festival. It provides

more than 90 staff in different community

way that our young men interact with

a broad public forum through which

activities but she accomplished this with

each other.

secondary students from across

her usual flair for creativity and attention

Western Australia are able to display

to detail. Emily is a wonderful example

Music and the Arts

their outstanding artistic talents. The

of service and compassion in her role at

Congratulations to all of the boys

official opening of this exhibition took

the school, a fact which I’m sure many

currently participating in the Catholic

place at the Forrest Centre, St Georges

of the young men at the College will

Schools’ Performing Arts Festival. To date,

Terrace, on Tuesday evening of last week

readily confirm.

the College has been notified that the

and the individual work of five of our

CBC Jazz Orchestra and Guitar Ensemble

students was on display. Congratulations

There is tremendous power in little acts

1 have both received Excellence Awards

to Luke Mertens, Toby Tomlinson,

of goodness and kindness. I am privileged

in their respective sections. These awards

Harry O’Neill, Scott Urbano, and

to witness that power every day in the way

duly recognise the outstanding talents and

Conor Larranaga-Boyle for the quality of

that parents interact with their sons, the

efforts of all of the young musicians and

their art pieces. A Year 8 group submission

way that parents choose to interact with

their tutors and conductors.

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Knitting for the needy CBC invites you to help with our community project to make a difference to the lives of people who are in need.

Above: Archie Tither and Harrison Gee at the Angelico Art Exhibition.

1 Knit squares in any colour using Moda Vera Monkey acrylic yarn (available at Spotlight and currently on special) on

by Aston Culnane, Harrison Gee, Dante

of a Catholic education in the tradition

size 7.5 needles.

Heinzle, Moss Ridge, Archie Tither and

of Edmund Rice is the harmonious

2 Cast on 20 stitches, knit 38 rows,

Max Wilson. Congratulations are also

development of the spiritual, emotional,

extended to our Art teachers, Mrs Zoe

intellectual, cultural (artistic) and physical

Francis and Mrs Stephanie Hantzis, for

dimensions of each individual. The

their guidance and encouragement of

school is committed to ensuring that

these boys.

opportunities are offered in each of these

One of the central philosophies of

then cast off – 40 rows in total to make a square.

3 Hand in your completed squares to CBC Student Services.

domains and I commend all of the boys

Join in the fun and watch the pile

who engage with these challenges.

of blanket squares grow on the

the style of education offered at CBC

College’s Facebook page. If you have

Fremantle is that no single dimension of

Mr Shaun Kenny

any queries, contact Ms Emily Bowran

human development should be fostered

Principal

at emilyb@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au.

in isolation. An essential characteristic

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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.

GRADUATION MASS & CEREMONY Friday 20 October

AWARDS EVENING Sunday 22 October

FATHER’S DAY BREAKFAST Friday 1 September

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In the Newsroom Visit the College website at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au click on the Newsroom link at the top of the page.

21 August 2017

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STAFF SPEND DAY IN SERVICE

BUILDING TOMORROW’S LEADERS

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Sport shoes update The College understands the difficulties parents have encountered when purchasing sports shoes or joggers for their sons, with the prevailing fashion being overtly colourful, or inappropriate for sport.

Please note that students’ sports shoes or joggers are no longer required to be white but must provide the required support and structure to safely engage in sports activities. Supportive shoes have a firm heel and inflexible sole. Skate shoes are not acceptable.

Any student or parent who is uncertain regarding the suitability of sports shoes is welcome to consult the Head of Health & Physical Education or relevant Head of House prior to purchase.

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What CBC staff say about Service Day ...

On the pupil-free Friday of mid-term break, CBC staff spent the day in service to several organisations around the metropolitan area.

You can read more in the Newsroom about the fantastic day, which was organised by Service Learning Coordinator, Ms Emily Bowran.

Mr Patrick Ryan Year 7 Coordina tor

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We went to Bicy cles for Human ity up in the hills, which was prett y cool.

They do up som e bikes and sell them to raise money to buy sea cont ainers.

They also fix bi kes to send over to Africa. They re ly on volunteers and sponsorship – Old Boy Bill Hu ghes supports them and one of the grandads of a bo y at the school helps out. The old bl okes there are retired and they come in and tinker w ith the bikes; it is a real ly positive thin g for them to do. Th ere are a few co llection points for bikes around the plac e; there’s one in Bi bra Lake too. It is a great opportun ity for people to give something back , and it’s a grea t thing for the old blok es. It gives a re al sense of purpose.

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Ian Binet Science Co-Head of

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Joel Moss Teacher I went to St Bartholomew ’s House in East Perth. I chatted with the old guys who live there, helped with lunch and then played pool with a few of them in the afternoon.

They wanted to know wh at it was like being a teacher and one old guy heard from my accent that I am from Eng land so he told me his life story growing up there and about his family. Mr Leices ter set up his train set and they were hav ing fun there but I sat with the others . It was really interesting to see a world that I hadn’t really thought abo ut. They do a great job there at St Bar t’s.

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Friday 1 September 7pm to 9.30 pm in the ALA Come along and enjoy an evening of dramatic entertainment starring...

Connor Blanchard • Alexander Buckland • Joseph Bunn • Jack Clark • Max Cronin Jacob Fitzpatrick • Eben Fourie • Jeremy Gribble • Oliver Groucott Michael Hudson • Peter Hudson • Joshua Jackson • Zak Kaddour • Shaye Karafil Blake Kennedy • Nicholas Koleszko • Archer Larwood • Lachlan Legge Hudson Lillis • Dylan McHugh Luca McNaughton • Jack Meakins • Ben Mitchell Piers Motherway • Caleb Nixon • Thomas Olivieri • Rosario Sapienza Ante Seman • Lucas Steffensen • Owen Tincombe • William Yurak

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This year CBC will be participating in the Wo olworths Earn & Learn programme we will initiative. Through thi be able to get new ed s ucational resources to do is shop for your for our school, and all groceries at Woolwort we need you hs.

From Wednesday 26 July to Tuesday 19 Se ptember, or while sto Woolworths Earn & ck lasts, we are colle Learn stickers. You wi cting ll get one sticker for tobacco and gift cards every $10 spent (exclu ). Place the sticker on ding liquor, to a Woolworths Earn it’s complete drop it & Le arn sti cke r sheet and when into the Collection Bo x in College Reception or at your local Woolw orths.

At the end of the pro motion, we’ll be able to get some great ne extensive and offers w equipment. The ran lots of items ideal for ge is ou r students – including science and some fan res ou rce s for ma tastic fun supplies for ths, English, art and craft, sport an d for our library.

Thanks for your help!

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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.

Changes to aged care MercyCare is the leading not-for-profit Catholic provider of aged care, family, health, disability and community services. Our community and home services provide support to assist individuals over the age of 65 years to remain as independent as possible in their own home.

There have been many changes within aged care over the last few years, and many people do not realise that there are government funded services available to individuals to keep them living at home for longer. These services can be flexible and include support to participate in social activities or to keep up with the essentials, assistance with everyday household tasks and providing support for everyday personal care activities. The services also include in-home nursing assistance with wound care, continence management, and medication management.

There are also many support services available for carers to enable them to take a break. Please call Samantha from MercyCare on 6228 1537 to discuss the support services that are available. Alternatively please email sspiro@mercycare.com.au.

Bicton Palmyra Little Athletics Bicton Palmyra Little Athletics club Is part of the Melville Centre and competes at Len Shearer Reserve on Marmion Street. The club is holding an information session on Saturday 26 August at Len Shearer between 10am and 12pm before registrations open for the coming athletics season on 2 September. For further information contact palbiclac@gmail.com.

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Who: Boys and Girls year 6 – year 12 WhEN: Thursday afternoons 3.30pm – 5pm WhErE: South Fremantle SHS, Lefroy st Beaconsfield WhaT: Football matches and skill competitions 3 AuguST

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Alcohol, Drug & Violence free

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Edmund Rice Camps WA invites you to join us at our Annual Fundraising Gala Ball

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Saturday 9th September 2017 Auction Items · Raffle · Live Entertainment Crown Ballroom 6.30pm pre-dinner drinks for 7.00pm dinner Formal Attire

$200 per person or $2,000 per table of 10 To purchase tickets please visit edmundricecampswa.com.au

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Term 4 2017 - Term 1 2018

Friday Flippaball School years 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Games start from 5.45pm For children 8yrs and up Poloskills training available Boys and Girls Min Level 7 Swimming ability 14th Oct - 18th March You must register before forming Term 4, 2016 & Term 1, 2017 a team

Melville Water Polo Club

Saturday Juniors www.melvillewaterpolo.com.au

School years 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11+ office@melvillewaterpolo.com.au Games start from 8am Poloskills training available You must register before forming a team IMPORTANT DATES

Registrations open 20th August

Poloskills

Holiday Camp 1 Season Starts

13 October

Mon-Friday Afternoons Ages 7 - 15 Great way to learn the basics of water polo Gain strength, fitness and ball skills Coached by current MWPC players and coaches Min Level 7 Swimming ability

Holiday Camp 2

18-22 December

Holiday Camp 3

15-19 January

Season ends

24 March

2-6 October

www.melvillewaterpolo.com.au Enquiries to: flippaball@melvillewaterpolo.com.au 08 9319 2367 CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 4 Term 3 | Page 17

2017 October School Holidays

Skills Development Program for years 7,8,9 and 10

Achieve Success at School

Please turn over for timetable

October School Holiday Program ▶ Foundation Maths and English: Recommended for ▶ Learning Skills: Learn time management, goal students in Year 7 and 8 who would benefit from some setting, homework strategies, how to use a diary, extra help, motivation and confidence in their high learning techniques and many more skills to improve school studies. Review concepts learnt in early high your school work. school years.. ▶ Essay Writing: Learn how to write great essays using ▶ Advanced Maths and Intermediate English: Recommended for Year 9 and 10 students who like to a template that you can adapt to any subject and consolidate their skills and be extended by learning develop skills to improve your writing. new concepts and practising advanced questions.

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Academic Task Force and Academic Associates are part of the Academic Group

Enrol online:

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9314 9500 PO Box 627 | Applecross | WA 6953 learn@academictaskforce.com.au

2017 Western Australia Schools Mountain Bike Championships

2016 Schools Champions, Carmel Adventist College.

In collaboration with WESTCYCLE, Dept. of Sport and Recreation (DSR), Rock and Roll Mountain Biking, Mountain Bike Australia (MTBA), West Australian Mountain Biking Association (WAMBA) and Perth Mountain Bike Club (PMBC) are please to host the second WA State School Boys and Girls Mountain Biking Championships.

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Child Protection Week

Safeguarding Protective Behaviours

Parent Workshops

The Perth Catholic Archdiocese Safeguarding Program is child focused and informed by a fundamental belief that children have the right to physical and psychological safety at all times.

Whilst the Safeguarding Program is working hard throughout the Perth Catholic Archdiocese, we all must play our part to protect children and keep them safe. During Child Protection Week, the Safeguarding Office in partnership with WA Child Safety Services will be hosting a series of Protective Behaviours Workshops.

One way in which parents can assist in increasing their child's safety is by teaching them the Protective Behaviours Program and as such we strongly recommend all parents attend a workshop. These workshops have been designed to teach parents and carers how to increase the personal safety of their children. Whilst there are many ways of talking to children about their personal safety, it is important that we do not scare them or leave them feeling unsafe, afraid or disempowered. Our new resource Protecting God’s Children provides parents with strategies to increase their children’s safety and cope with situations that threaten their wellbeing and personal safety. The program empowers the individual with the right to feel safe and sets out ways in which they can gain the appropriate help.

Parish

Time

Address

Date/2017

Como

7-9pm

45 Thelma Street, Como

Wednesday 30th August

Thornlie

7-9pm

50 Ovens Road, Thornlie

Friday 1st September

Dianella

7-9pm

356 Grand Promenade, Dianella

Monday 4th September

Baldivis

7-9pm

731 Eighty Road, Baldivis

Monday 4th September

Gosnells

4-6pm

1 Isdell Place, Gosnells

Tuesday 5th September

Spearwood

7-9pm

36 Troode Street, Munster

Tuesday 5th September

Wanneroo

7-9pm

15 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo

Wednesday 6th September

Scarborough

7-9pm

104 Scarborough Beach Road, Scarborough

Wednesday 6th September

Greenwood/Whitford/North Beach

7-9pm

7 Liwara Place, Greenwood

Wednesday 6th September

Armadale

7-9pm

279 Forrest Road, Hilbert

Wednesday 6 September

East Victoria Park

7-9pm

43 Camberwell Street, East Victoria Park

Thursday 7th September

Fremantle/Beaconsfield

7-9pm

47 Adelaide Street, Fremantle

Thursday 7th September

Wilson

7-9pm

14 Castledare Place, Wilson

Thursday 7th September

Yangebup

7-9pm

340 Yangebup Road, Yangebup

Thursday 7 September

This workshop has been provided free of charge This workshop is an adult training session and is not suitable for children to attend, thank you for your co-operation.

To Register: Complete and return the attached registration form to:

RSVP Fri 25th August 2017

Proudly sponsored by:

Safeguarding Office. Catholic Archdiocese of Perth A 29 Victoria Square . Perth . WA . 6000 T 08 9221 7763 F 08 9325 7459

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Safety, love and hope for our young people

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ADDRESS: 40/A MARY STREET, HIGHGATE WA 6003 PHONE: (08) 9422 7912 FAX: (08) 9328 2833 EMAIL: admin@cym.com.au WEB: www.cym.com.au

Perth Catholic Youth Ministry Position Available

Youth Ministry Worker Full time position – temporary, 12 months maternity leave cover

Youth Ministry Worker

(Full time position – temporary, 12 months maternity leave cover. The position is also open to applications from those who can only work part-time.)

The Perth Catholic Youth Ministry office is seeking a vibrant youth worker to join the Youth Ministry team.

The successful applicant would be required to: • Work within the Youth Ministry team to provide support to individuals and groups in youth ministry through parishes and the broader community in the Archdiocese of Perth.

• Continue to grow and promote youth ministry networks throughout the diocese.

• Assist in coordinating diocesan youth initiatives.

• Undergo screening in accordance with the West Australian Working With Children Check.

• Hold a current C Class driver’s licence Experience in parish youth groups and/or youth ministry teams (eg YMT or NET) is recommended.

Marketing and communication experience is desirable, but not essential.

Salary and Conditions A remuneration package will be negotiated according to qualifications and experience. The salary package includes the supply of a work vehicle.

Employment start date October 2017.

A copy of the Job Description is available on www.cym.com.au To submit your CV with a cover letter and 3 referees including a parish priest, please email: Anita Parker, Director of Catholic Youth Ministry Phone: (08) 9422 7912 or Email: anita.parker@perthcatholic.org.au Applications close Monday 11 September 2017.

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Attending uni in Perth? Why not come and live at St George's College! We offer great accommodation and a supportive community for all residents.

All meal and utilities included Air-conditioned rooms WiFi Short walk to UWA and easy transport to other unis Academic support UWA gym membership Active social calendar Career networks and mentors Great community

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RIDE & STRIDE REGISTRATION FORM How to register please complete all sections and return to:

events@sockittosarcoma.org.au or by mail to:

PO Box 8271, Perth Business Centre, Perth, WA, 6849 Phone enquiries:

08 9427 1744 Registrant’s Details First Name Gender

Surname Male

Female

DOB

Address Suburb

Postcode

Contact Ph Email

I WOULD LIKE TO REGISTER FOR 'THE RIDE'.

I UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO RAISE $750 TO TAKE PART IN THE EVENT I UNDERSTAND THAT AS A TEAM OF 2 WE ARE REQUIRED TO RAISE $500 EACH TO TAKE PART IN THE EVENT I AGREE TO AN EVERYDAY HERO FUNDRAISING PAGE TO BE SET UP FOR ME

EVENT SELECTION

I cycle at 25km ph

50km

I cycle less than 25km ph

(team of two)

Name of other team member

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CYCLING ABILITY

100km individual

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