KRB News Issue 13

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COMMUNITY

FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

P&F Father’s Day Raffle Results

Fathers’ Day Celebrations The Senior School Father Daughter Dinner held at the Sofitel Wentworth was a very happy occasion and a special opportunity for daughters and fathers to celebrate together and with friends. Many thanks to MC Tim Murphy for his generosity in again taking on this role and as well to donors of prizes for the Reverse Auction: yy Bill & Jude Wyllie – past parents yy Malcolm Norburn, past parent and father of Emma Dale and Dean Norburn yy The Australian Rugby Union and parent Mark Arbib

Gala Concert We will be holding the second Gala Concert on Thursday 17 October. We are delighted that Amelia Farrugia, a member of Opera Australia and renowned throughout the world, has agreed to perform, along with parents Julian and Dimity Smiles, well known cellist and violinist and members of the Australia Ensemble@UNSW and the Goldner String Quartet. As well and for the first time the KRB Junior School Band will perform. A flyer is enclosed with the KRB News. Tickets may be purchased through the website.

Congratulations to our lucky prize winners of the Father’s Day Raffle. 1st Prize: Emirates Wolgan Valley for 2 people Winner: Andrew Mehrtens 2nd Prize: 4 x Beyonce Concert Tickets Winner: Stephen Coutts 3rd Prize: 18 Holes at the Australian Golf Course Winner: James Wood 4th Prize: Dad’s Pamper Pack Winner: Patrick Ryan Thank you to all that bought tickets. We raised $11,400 that goes directly towards the school. The KRB P & F Association would like to thank Emirates Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa and the Mahony Family (Peach Cosmetic Medicine, Paddington) for their extremely generous donations.

Mary Cook, Director of Development T: 9388 6024 | E: cookm@krb.nsw.edu.au

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Thursday 17 October 2013 7.00pm Guest Artists Amelia Farrugia –

one of Australia’s best loved sopranos and lead singer with Opera Australia | Julian Smiles & Dimity Hall – appear by arrangement with Australia Ensemble@UNSW & The Goldner String Quartet | Kincoppal – Rose Bay School Band | Kincoppal – Rose Bay Choirs & Instrumentalists

amelia farrugia

Tickets:

$40.00 adults $15.00 students

Julian Smiles

RSVP:

Thursday 10 October events@krb.nsw.edu.au students

Parent Information Session: Drug and Alcohol Research Training Australia (DARTA) Date: Tuesday 10th September (Week 9) Time: 6.30pm – 8.00pm Venue: KR Centre Presenter: Paul Dillon Many parents, like their children, access information on drugs from inappropriate sources such as the media and as a result there is a great deal of mythology around drugs and their use. This presentation, based on Paul Dillon’s new book ‘Teenagers, Alcohol and Drugs’, will attempt to give accurate, up-to-date information on what is known about young people, alcohol and drugs in Australia. The presentation aims to empower parents with some basic information about current trends in alcohol and other drugs by examining the questions young people really want and need answers to. This will assist parents to have meaningful conversations with their child when responding to queries that may be raised. The presenter, Paul Dillon, has been working in the area of drug education for the past 25 years. For the past 16 years he has worked at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, Sydney where his key role was to disseminate research findings to policy makers, drug and alcohol workers and the general public. Through his own business, Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia (DARTA) he has been contracted by many agencies and organisations across the country to give regular updates on current drug trends within the community. He has also worked with many school communities to ensure that they have access to good quality information and best practice drug education. With a broad knowledge on a range of content areas, Paul regularly provides media comment and is regarded as a key social commentator in Australia, appearing on a wide range of television programs including Sunrise, TODAY and the 7PM Project discussing topical issues. For further information please contact:

DIMITY HALL

Mrs Marie Wood, Director of Students woodm@krb.nsw.edu.au 6 september 2013 | KRB News Issue 13 | 7


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