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College Newsletter Week 5 Term 1 Friday 7 March 2014

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Front page: Inter-House Swimming Carnival – full story and more pictures in the Newsroom

From the Principal The Season of Lent

In the tradition of our Church, the

The whole school gathered in the

observance of Lent involves the practices

gymnasium this week to mark Ash

of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. It is a

Wednesday and to reinforce the

time of both self-denial and renewed

significance of this occasion. This feast

attention to the way we relate to God and

day asks each of us to re-evaluate

others. For those who fully embrace this

our lives and to make a commitment

season it has the potential to be rich in

throughout Lent to the welfare and

significance and experience.

service of others. The placement of

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ashes on the forehead of every student

Prayer provides meaning to the actions

and staff member reminds us of the

we undertake during Lent. It enhances

wonderful capacity for transformation

our relationship with God and allows us

that we possess. We are challenged to

to express our gratitude for the blessings

dispense with selfish and destructive

we have received from Him. During this

behaviours and commit to a future

time let each of us pray for the welfare of

characterised by goodness and respect

others and for the strength to faithfully

for the other.

fulfil our own Lenten promises.

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Throughout this season we are also

in return. In many ways giving to others

Student Services

encouraged to refrain from all excesses

is the ‘fruit’ of prayer and fasting and

In recent weeks the College has

and to fast as a way of fostering an

may achieve its expression in ways

welcomed Mrs Jennifer Giancaspro to

empathy with those who are hungry as a

ranging from contributions to Project

the role of Student Services Secretary.

result of poverty. Our fasting is a sign of

Compassion to increased involvement in

Jenny fulfils a critical role for many

our awareness and responsibility for the

service activity. Regardless of the specific

families in that she is often the first

injustice suffered by the poor. It is also

form of expression, almsgiving provides

point of contact with regards to student

representative of our trust in God and

recognition of our own privileged status

absence, sick bay or a myriad of other

His providence.

and is an act of gratitude for the many

general enquiries. May I remind parents

blessings that we enjoy.

that the earliest possible notification of

Almsgiving is a natural response to our

student absence is always appreciated

heightened consciousness of inequality

I hope that all families are able to

and this may be registered by calling

and expresses an understanding of

make the opportunity to maximise the

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the fact that the needs of all are the

possibilities of this special time.

absentee@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

responsibility of all. Typically, alms are given to someone from whom you

Mr Shaun Kenny

would not expect to receive anything

Principal

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In the Newsroom this week You can keep up to date with CBC Fremantle news by subscribing to the Newsroom RSS feed. Visit the College website at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au and click on the Newsroom under Quick Links on the left hand side.

6 March

Ash Wednesday celebrated by whole College CBC Fremantle celebrated Ash Wednesday in a simple and poignant ceremony attended by the whole College.

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4 March

House Swimming Carnival The entire CBC Fremantle community was represented well on Friday at Challenge Stadium, with the largest turn-out of parents in memory complementing the students and staff competing in the Carnival.

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24 February

Stepping up for The Rite Journey CBC Fremantle’s The Rite Journey programme for Year 9 boys was launched for 2014 on Friday night at Monument Hill.

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Calendar Week 6 Term 1 2014

College Information Student Tax File Numbers CBC Fremantle is authorised to process Tax File Numbers for students. It is a much simpler process by applying through the College than other methods, which require

Week 6 Monday 10 March

QF: 1st XI Cricket pm Year 12 Dancing

identification points.

Tuesday 11 March Years 7-12 House Cross Country

Students who are wanting part time or casual work need to obtain a form from Mr Joel

Wednesday 12 March

Moss or Student Services. It is recommended that all students should apply for a Tax File Number through the College before they graduate or leave for employment.

Wanted ... old school uniforms CBC Fremantle Drama department is searching for donations of uniforms, belts and shoes

Year 9 S&E Excursion AEP Maths & Engineering Excursion Thursday 13 March Mass 8.15am (Samson 1, 2, 3 & 4) Visual Art Sculpture by the Sea Excursion

too old or untidy to be used again to be donated for use in the Term 2 production of Lord

Friday 14 March

of the Flies. No uniform is too battered or too old!

U/S ‘Have Sum Fun’ Maths

Please leave items at College Reception, or ask your son to drop them off to Mrs Jeffreys

Put these dates in your diary...

in the Arts office.

Canteen Can you spare a few hours on one day? Please consider volunteering in the ‘world’s greatest canteen’. Please call Jenny or Karen in the Canteen on 9430 2046 for more information.

Uniform Shop Opening Hours The uniform shop is open every Wednesday from 8.30am to 4.00pm.

No appointment is necessary.

Monday 17 March College Open Day Tours at 2pm and 4pm Register at events@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au Thursday 27 March CBC Fremantle Melbourne Football Tour Fundraiser - Premiere of Noah 7pm at Hoyts Garden City Tickets $25 available from Mr Adrian Correia Email adrianc@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au for more information

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Philippines Immersion Maasin, Southern Leyte 19 September – 2 October 2014 The Philippines Immersion provides a unique opportunity for Year 10 and 11 students to travel to a remote part of the Philippines and assist the Christian Brothers in their mission to provide services to the poor and marginalised.

The Philippines Immersion programme aims to: • witness firsthand the power of education to make a difference in the lives of the poor; • show solidarity with educators, health workers and those who are at the margins; • develop greater awareness in cross cultural and inter-religious dialogue;

• form students who understand the

the edge of the jungle. Most residents live

church’s mission in the contemporary

in small villages surrounding the city.

world context;

The travellers will stay in a small hotel in

• experience the charism of Edmund Rice alive in the developing world.

the city but each day will venture out to where the locals live and need help.

In addition to working with the Christian

The people of Maasin are predominately

Brothers during their time in the

Catholic (98%) and evidence of their

Philippines, students will have many

belief is obvious. There are numerous

opportunities to experience a variety of

churches and shrines dotted around

cultural activities and time to explore the

the area. The people are generous and

immense natural beauty of this part of

friendly and their poverty does not

the world.

dampen their enthusiasm for everything they do.

They will travel via Singapore and Cebu in the Philippines. The final destination

On the return trip through Cebu there

is reached by a six hour ferry crossing.

is also an opportunity to do some last

Maasin, although termed a city by

minute shopping at the world’s 11th

Philippines standards, is a small town on

largest shopping mall.

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“The Maasin immersion was a fantastic opportunity to see another part of the world and to experience a completely different culture.”

Joshua Kestel, 2013 Philippines Immersion

The cost of this two week immersion is

will be interviewed by the Director of

$2,950. This includes all transportation,

Religious Education and Identity, Mr Craig

accommodation, insurance and most

Dowsett, to help assess their readiness

meals. It is suggested that students may

and suitability for the experience

want to allocate up to $500 for incidental

which may at times be challenging and

expenses.

confronting.

An information evening for families will be

Following acceptance into the

held on Tuesday 11 March at 7.00pm in

programme, a non-refundable deposit of

the Arts Learning Area at CBC Fremantle

$295 (10%) will be required to confirm

(entry off High Street) and at this time

a student’s place. A payment schedule

‘Expression of Interest’ forms will be

will be established with final payments

available.

needed 60 days prior to departure.

Numbers are limited to a maximum of 10 students. Participation in this Immersion is by invitation and students will need to meet eligibility requirements. Applicants

Rugby boys head east Three CBC boys, Trey Moloney, Leighton Short and Jake Stainton, made the WA Under 17 Junior Gold Cup Rugby squad to tour the eastern states in early March.

The boys will play five games in venues as diverse as Rockhampton, Brisbane and Gold Coast in Queensland, and Lennox Head in NSW. They play five games in seven days and are attempting to qualify for the finals of the national championship.

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The trip of a lifetime Academic Excellence Tour 2015

international and domestic flights, airport

In April 2015 a group of lucky Academic

taxes, destination coach travel, airport

Excellence Programme boys will travel to Orlando and Washington DC and take in some of the most exciting destinations in

transfers, accommodation, breakfast and evening meals, Orlando and Washington activity package entrance fees and

USA Tour 2015 AEP parents are invited to an

the USA.

costs, and excludes passport and visa

Information Evening

application fees, travel insurance, lunch

in the Arts Learning Area on

In the April school holidays in 2015, CBC

meals, discretionary spending money and

Wednesday 26 March at 6.00pm

students will travel to Orlando, Florida, and Washing DC to take in the Kennedy Space Centre, The Islands of Adventure Theme Park (Harry Potter World), Disney World, Orlando Science Centre, the Smithsonian’s Museums, Capitol Building, The White House and the Udvar-Hazy

extra optional evening activities.

A deposit of $1,950 (30% of the cost package) is required a year in advance (April 2014).

For more information please contact

National Air and Space Museum.

Mr Andre Leicester at

The cost of the 12 day tour is

or Ms Marilyn Schmidt at

approximately $6,500. This fee includes

andrel@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

A letter with details on the USA Tour has been sent out with AEP students.

To confirm your attendance please email Mr Andre Leicester at andrel@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

marilyns@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au.

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Today’s boys...tomorrow’s gentlemen

Open Day At CBC Fremantle, boys learn how to become good men.

Rich in heritage and a unique part of the Fremantle community, the College supports students to become leaders and true gentlemen who, informed by Christian values with a strong sense of justice, are prepared to shape a better world.

The College invites you to attend our Open Day on 17 March, 2014.

Tours commence at 2.00pm and 4.00pm and provide a unique opportunity to see the College and meet some of the staff and students.

To register please contact CBC Events on (08) 9430 2001 or email: events@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 5 Term 1

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.

Iona Presentation College presents Hello, Dolly 4-6 April 2014 at the Regal Theatre, Subiaco Hello, Dolly is an irresistible story about the joy of living, glittering with happy songs and alive with the personality of one of the most fabulous characters on the musical stage. Hello, Dolly played for 2,844 performances on Broadway and won 10 Tony Awards. From the team who brought you Anything Goes and Guys and Dolls, Hello, Dolly will play for four performances only from 4 April 2014 at the Regal Theatre.

Tickets are on sale now from Ticketek with a special ticket price for friends and families of Iona. To access the special, click here.

Fremantle United Soccer Club Require players for Under 14 Division 1 team. Training is on Thursday evening between 5.30pm and 7.00pm.

Contact Sam Gaglia on 0417 175 245 or Rob Cicchini on 0400 005 431.

Palmyra Junior Football Club Palmyra Junior Football Club is still taking registrations for Year 9 and Year 10 teams. If you are interested in playing the 2014 season please download a registration form from www.palmyrajfc.com.au or you can contact Registrar, Shaun Farrell on 0419 652 054.

Season starts the weekend of 3 May.

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Iona Open Morning Iona Presentation College is hosting an Open Morning on Thursday 27 March. Presentations commence at 9.30am in the College Sports Centre followed by a guided tour and morning tea. Please RSVP to College Registrar Theresa Loughnan, on 9285 5298 or admin@iona.wa.edu.au.

Sock it to Sarcoma Pizza, Music and Trivia Quiz Night 20 March at 7pm at East Fremantle Football Club, Moss Street, East Fremantle.

Tickets are $25.00 perhead, tables of eight, with pizza included. If you are interested in getting a table together, contact vic@suremigration.com or call 0407 654 330.

Jump for Sock it to Sarcoma - 5 April in Jurien Bay Tandem skydive from 14,000 feet; 60 seconds of freefall, a five minute parachute ride with amazing scenery and finally a soft landing on the beach!

Each person is responsible for the cost of their own jump. Cost: $450 with $150 deposit to be paid to secure your place.

Full and final payment will be required by 16 March.

Each person jumping is asked to try and raise $1,000 minimum by asking people to sponsor you, organising sausage sizzles, cakes sales, chocolate sales etc. All money raised will be donated to Sock it to Sarcoma.

Look up Jump for Sock it to Sarcoma on Facebook, email vic@suremigration.com or call Vic on 0407 654 330

Notre Dame Information Evenings Notre Dame is hosting a Parent Information Evening at 6pm on Tuesday 11 March at 19 Mouat St, Fremantle. Find out more about course information, how to apply to Notre Dame and hear from parents and students about what to expect during the transition from high school to university. Light refreshments will be served.

A Medicine Course Information Session will be held at 11am on Sunday 23 March at 38 Henry St, Fremantle. This information session is a chance for students interested in a career in Medicine to understand the entry requirements, admissions process and find out more information about the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery at Notre Dame. Light refreshments will be served.

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Master Mind Australia – Academic Pathways April Revision Programme Study Skills, Essay Writing and Subject Revision for students in Year 10, 11 and 12 This revision programme aims to prepare students for first semester exams.

Courses will be conducted at Christ Church Grammar School, Hale School and Willetton Senior High School. Early Bird enrolment discount applies if received before 22 March.

For further information on these programmes contact Dr Robert Hallam at Master Mind Australia on 9486 1377 www.mastermindaustralia.com.au.

Murdoch University Open Nights Murdoch University is excited to announce a series of quarterly Open Night’s in 2014 and warmly extends an invitation to attend.

The first scheduled Open Night is Wednesday 26 March 2013 – 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.

In 2014 Murdoch University has introduced it’s first year of a new degree structure. The new degrees have been designed with a stronger emphasis on skill development and to give graduates greater clarity on pathways into research, further study or employment.

Alongside the new degrees Murdoch has realigned admission requirements and provided better definition for alternative entry pathways.

To find out more about the new degrees, discover courses in depth, talk to the academic staff and have all your questions answered, Murdoch University invite you to come to Open Nights scheduled for 2014.

You can register for Open Nights at Murdoch at www.experience.murdoch.edu.au.

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