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Volume 14 - 13 May, 2014 Dear Parents & Students This is a busy week for us as we make plans and preparations for MISSION DAY, which takes place this FRIDAY. It is pleasing and rewarding to see and feel the excitement in the lead up to this important and special day. In anticipation I wish to thank the students for their ready willingness to participate and to contribute so generously in such positive and hopeful ways. This event builds leadership skills and promotes community, caring and compassion. We give thanks for this opportunity to give something more of ourselves towards a better life for others. Together we pray. We dare to imagine a world where hunger has no chance to show its face. We dare to dream of a world where war and terror are afraid to leave their mark. We long to believe in a world of hope unchained and lives unfettered. We dare to share in the creation of a world where your people break free. Dare we open our minds to difference? Dare we open our lives to change? Your kingdom come, O God. Your will be done. Amen. CONGRATULATIONS
To Tiaan Smith (Year 9) on her selection to the Queensland U15 Volleyball Team to compete in the Chalice Cup later this year.
To all performers in the recent Autumn Concert. Once again the evening was a wonderful celebration of the musical talents of our magnificent students. It is always both a privilege and a pleasure to be part of the audience. Thank you to the teachers and tutors for your impressive work with the students.
To Shannon O’Connor (Year 12) who has been invited to be a member of the Queensland School Sport 17 years Water Polo Team to participate in the School Australia 17 Years & under Water Polo Championships to be held in Noosa from June 1 – June 6. We wish Shannon Good Luck and every success in the Championships.
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NAPLAN TESTING We extend our best wishes to the students of Year 9 for their NAPLAN testing which takes place this week. May they be confident, persistent and focussed in their thinking and their application so that they can produce their best efforts and pleasing results. We thank Mr Elsworthy and Mrs Gore for their organisation and coordination. LORETO APP It is with great pleasure I announce the launch of our very own “Loreto� App. I thank Mr Swanson for his enthusiasm and for his major contribution in its creation. The details about the App follow in an article from Mr Swanson.
Yours sincerely
Cheryl Hamilton PRINCIPAL
Closes 5pm Friday 13 June Drawn Saturday 14 June at the P&F Masquerade Ball All proceeds directed to the Loreto College Capital Campaign
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Sunday 25 May Wednesday 14 May
Year 9 Naplan Testing
Debating Round 3 - Years 10 & 12
Thursday 15 May
Year 9 Naplan Testing
Enrolment Interviews - Year 7 2015
Year 10 Mother/Daughter High Tea
Year 11 Barefoot Bowls Social Gathering
Year 12 Economics Trip to Canberra
Tennis Finals
Monday 26 May
Friday 16 May
Mission Day
Year 8 Parent Social Evening
Saturday 17 May
Year 12 Economics Trip to Canberra
Year 10 Retreat
French Trip Meeting - 7.00pm
Tuesday 27 May
Tennis Semi-Finals
Music Trivia Night - 7.00pm Mary Ward Centre
Sunday 18 May
Year 11 Peer Mentor Training
Monday 19 May
Year 11 Peer Mentor Training
Year 10 Marist Dancing 6.30pm
Loreto Past Pupils’ Association Meeting - 6.00pm
Wednesday 28 May
CaSSSA Netball, Hockey and Soccer - Round 2
Sports Council ‘State of Origin’ Day
Thursday 29 May
Tuesday 20 May
Met East Cross Country
Year 10 Marist Dancing 6.30pm
CaSSSA Cross Country Meet
Debating Round 4 - Year 9 & 11
Friday 30 May
Wednesday 21 May
CaSSSA Netball, Hockey and Soccer - Round 1
Debating Round 3 - Year 8
Year 11 & 12 Music - “The King and I”
Thursday 22 May
Year 8 & 10 Drama Performance
Year 11 Biology Excursion
Friday 23 May
Year 10 Careers Expo Excursion
Interact DanceYear 8 - 10 PCYC Carina
Monday 2 June
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Year 12 Parent Information night
Tuesday 3 June
Year 10 Marist Dancing 6.30pm
P & F Meeting - 7.00pm
Wednesday 4 June
CaSSSA Netball, Hockey and Soccer - Round 3
Japanese Trip Meeting - 7.00pm
Monday 9 June
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Queen’s Birthday Holiday
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Loreto College Coorparoo Mobile App We are very pleased to announce that Loreto College Coorparoo now has its own mobile app! This app is designed to provide easy access to information for parents, students, staff and the wider community. Using this app you will be able to:
Contact the school directly by phone or email
See events that are occurring in the next week
Get push notifications
View the College newsletter
Phone the College absentee line
Find links to Loreto’s social media
Access the online tuckshop and the tuckshop menu
Access Parent Lounge
This app is available for Apple and Android devices (phone and tablet) and is also available for HTML 5. If you go to the Apple App store or Google Play, just search for Loreto College Coorparoo. Mr Gavin Swanson Deputy Principal - ICT
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Art Department Each term students from the Art Council select an artwork from each art class to be Artwork of the Term. Selected works from Term One were Mia Wong 8 Blue, Sarah Davies 8 Green, Melanie Yee 8 Red, Tiaan Smith 9A, Emma Clayton 9B, Laura Schenk 10A, Sarah Nicholson 11VA, Felicity Bruce 11CA and Isabella Christ 12CA. Students from Year Eleven Creative Art at assembly last week presented silk painting which they created for the new textile area. Congratulation to these students. Their works reflect their creativity, imagination and innovation. Leonie McCulkin - Art Coordinator
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Language Department News German Thank you to Greta Wilcox and the Multicultural Council for a wonderful German Day. The cake stall and Brezeln at Morning Tea were a huge success. Congratulations to Abbey Martin who won the “Guess the number of Gummibears in the jar” contest. Many students got into the spirit of the day and enjoyed dressing up in their best German accessories. The senior German students concluded the day with a lovely dinner at the German Club in Brisbane. The German Club is the oldest club in Queensland (established 1883) and provides a rich history of Germans in Brisbane. Our thanks to Vice-President of the club, Mario, who gave our girls a tour of the club and some very interesting history! The dinner gave our Year 11 and 12 German students a taste of some authentic German food and culture.
French Travelling students and their parents are reminded that the next French Trip meeting will be held on Monday 26 May at 7pm in room 402. We look forward to seeing you all there. Japanese We now have host families for all our visiting Japanese students and are eagerly awaiting their arrival on Wednesday 23 July. But first, our students will have the amazing opportunity to travel to Japan in just 50 days time. Travelling students and their parents are reminded that the compulsory final meeting will be held on Wednesday 4 June at 7pm in room 403. We hope to see you all there. LOTE WEEK Preparations are well underway for the 2014 LOTE Week which will be held in the last week of this term; the week beginning 23 June. LOTE week is a week dedicated to Languages Other Than English and provides students with the opportunity to enhance their language studies at lunch, after school and outside school. Throughout the week there will be information sessions about continuing language studies at university, travelling overseas, language immersion programs and careers in languages. There will also be a French, German and Japanese movie afternoon and special language activities at lunch. We look forward to seeing many language students participating in these events and more information will follow in the next few weeks. Amy Stewart - Acting Languages Coordinator
Music Department Date Claimer We have been fortunate to be able to book some group tickets to take Senior Music classes to see the Lion King in Term 4 this year. The Year 12 class will be attending on Wednesday 22 October and the Year 11 class will be attending on Thursday 6 November. Could students and their parents please take careful note of these dates. More details will be released closer to the events. Year 11 & 12 Music classes will also have the opportunity to attend ‘The King and I’ on Wednesday 21 May at QPAC. The performance starts at 7.30pm and finishes at 10pm. It is the parents’ responsibility to transport the students to and from the performance. Students, please meet the Music Staff in the foyer outside the cloakroom by 7.15pm, and could parents please collect all students by 10.15pm. Students will be given their tickets during class next week. Ben Langford - Director of Music
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Science News Term Two is promising to be an eventful and exciting time in the Science Department. Year 8 classes are delving into atoms and molecules; our Year 9s are covering geology and electricity; while the Year 10s are looking at genetics and evolution. The Year 11 Physics class will be working towards their excursion later on in the year by focussing on dynamics and energy changes. Their counterparts in Year 12 begin the term studying electromagnetism and will then design and conduct their own extended experimental project on a topic of their choosing. The Year 11 Chemistry cohort will be conducting analytical laboratory work on water quality, while the Year 12 chemists are busy planning solubility equilibrium experiments. Our four Year 12 Biology classes will be studying how organisms respond to their environment with a particular focus on cell biology and human physiology. On Thursday 22 May all Year 11 Biology students will be going to North Stradbroke Island for a Field Trip which forms an important part of their course and data collected contributes to a summative assessment item. The students will be studying Sand Dune Ecosystems, the Biology of Brown Lake as well as the Mangroves at Myora Springs. To maximise the time spent on the island we will need to have an earlier than normal start and later finish to the day. Students need to be at school at 7.50am as we will be leaving at 8.00am sharp to catch the 9.00am barge. The anticipated return time to Loreto is 5.15 pm. On Friday 23 May the first meeting of the Loreto Science Club will be held. All students are welcome. Science Club is all about having fun exploring hands-on science. The girls will have a chance to make slime, launch rockets, build catapults and generally check out what can be done in our labs. Competitions and prizes will also be a feature of club activities. The club will be running regular events at lunch times and there also will be star gazing nights using our state-of–the art telescope. For further details, students can talk to their science teacher, or check out messages on student café. As well as our busy “in house” program, there are some exciting external enrichment opportunities being offered. The University of Queensland and St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School are hosting the Aspiring Women in Science Conference over 23 - 24 May. It is aimed at girls in Years 10 to 12 wanting to continue their science education at a tertiary level and is hosted by ABC Radio’s Madonna King with guest speakers who work in fields such as medicine, meteorology, engineering and environmental science. It promises to be an informative and inspiring event. Interested students can see me for further details. The QUT Vice-Chancellor’s STEM camp is designed to give students a taste of the science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines by engaging in a hands-on, intensive exploration of a project in their chosen discipline. Students will work in teams of 3-4 and apply their creativity and investigative skills on topics such as: addressing environmental issues; solving problems in the energy, food and medical sectors; and improving information dissemination and security. The STEM Camp is an intellectually challenging five day event, run in the Term 3 holiday break, 29 September - 3 October. The camp is fully funded by QUT – there is no cost for students to attend and it is open to Year 11 students. For more information, visit http://www.qut.edu.au/science-engineering/courses-and-study/science-engineering-for-schools The Science Experience (TSE) is a three day hands-on science activities program for Years 9 and 10 students being held at UQ, Griffith Uni and QUT over the Christmas holidays. It is a great opportunity for any student who would like to explore a possible future in the Sciences. For more information, visit http://www.scienceexperience.com.au/ South Queensland Engineering Link Project is a three-day workshop facilitated by professional engineers where students experience project-based engineering activities across a number of disciplines and get a deeper understanding of what an engineer actually does. It will be held from July 9 – 11 at QUT Gardens Point Campus. It is designed to provide an answer to a common question asked by Maths and Science students: "Why are we studying this?” Participants in the program will see direct applications in the real world for the content being studied in senior Maths, Physics, Technology and Chemistry. Due to the fact that women are underrepresented in this career field and it greatly needs their amazing potential, it would be great to see some Loreto girls attend. For more information, visit http://www.telg.com.au/2014Projects.html In closing, I wish all of our students an enlightening and productive Term Two under the erudite guidance of the fantastic Science Department staff and I look forward to seeing our labs buzzing with activity over the coming weeks. Matt Lourigan - Science Coordinator
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Co-Curricular Music Concert Change The starting time for the Autumn Concert tonight, Tuesday 13 May has been moved back to 6:30 pm. This concert will run with no intermission and we hope to be finished by about 8:30 pm. Please carefully read the Concert Information (including supply of supper, arrival times, warm-up venues and uniform instructions) on Page 12 of the newsletter. Concert Bands One and Two In Week 6 of this term Concert Band One will move their regular rehearsal to the afternoon of Friday 30 May (just for that one week Big Band will swap to Thursday 29 May). This one-off change will allow us to have a very special rehearsal that you do not want to miss! Members of Concert Band Two will also be invited to come along to this extra special rehearsal which will run from straight after school until 5:30 pm. I am not going to release details of exactly what will happen that day, but it will involve a guest professional band and lead towards some fantastic performance opportunities for later this year. All students in the Concert Bands should have received a letter regarding this event at their last rehearsal. Loreto Music Festival The heat schedule for the Loreto Music Festival was published on the Music Noticeboard and heats are well underway. Don’t forget to check the timetable and make sure you attend your nominated session. If this causes difficulties, see the section adjudicator urgently and you may be able to organise an alternate time. URGENT HELP NEEDED We are still in desperate need of donations of prizes to use at the Loreto Trivia Night. We have some fantastic large prizes that will be perfect for the Mega-Raffle later in the year but need multiple smaller items that can be split between table of up to 8 people for the Trivia Night. Donations do not need to be major items: $1/$2 scratchies are perfect to put together money trees; movie tickets, bottles of wine, boxes of chocolates, small toiletry items can be made into baskets; and Coles/ Woolworths vouchers can be used by the Music Support Group to purchase appropriate items. All money raised goes directly back to students in the Music Program through the various scholarships run by the Music Support Group. Please give any donations you can make to the Music Office during school hours, or to the Main College Office. Ben Langford - Director of Music
Year 10 Marist Dancing - Confirmed Dates The Year 10 Students enjoyed their first week of Marist Dancing last Tuesday night. We have been able to secure an extra week of lessons at Marist Ashgrove. Therefore, the dates for remaining lessons are May 13, May 20 and May 27. The final dance will be held on June 3. Each Tuesday, students are required to be at Loreto at 6.30pm to be marked off and they will return to Loreto at 9.30pm to be collected by parents. Details of the final dance will be communicated later this term in the Loreto Newsletter. Michelle Davidson - Year 10 Coordinator
Sport CaSSSA Tennis Results from Round 10: 10 May B1
V All Hallows’ won 39-33
B2
V Our Lady’s won 27-19
B3
V Brigidine lost 10-36
B4
V All Hallows’ lost 26-32
C1
V Our Lady’s won 43-26
C3
V All Hallows’ won 36-7
C4
V Mt Alvernia won 30-13
C5
V Lourdes Hill lost 23-33
D2
V Mt Alvernia won 35-22
D3
V Mt St Michael’s lost 13-36
E2
V Mt St Michael’s won 28-16
E3 (1)
V Stuartholme won 27-18
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CaSSSA Sport The CaSSSA Trimester 2 sport is well underway with training programs starting in preparation for the competition starting Wednesday 21 May. There is a CaSSSA website to review all results and venue details for the upcoming competition. The website is www.CaSSSA.sportingpulse.net Buses will transport the girls to and from the venue unless notified of different arrangements by the Convenor. If parents wish to collect their daughter at the venue, students must submit a written note to the Convenor at the beginning of the day. Parents must be present at the venue at the conclusion of the game to collect their daughter otherwise they are to return to school on the bus. All games start at 4.00pm and finish at 5.00pm. Girls will need to be collected at school around 5.30pm – 5.45pm depending upon the traffic conditions. CaSSSA Netball The training times are as follows: COACH
TEAM
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MRS MEG LOGAN
OPEN A
FRIDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm
LARISSA HUGHES
OPEN B
FRIDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
MAGDELEINE RYAN
OPEN C
MONDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm
ASHLIEIGH O’CONNOR
OPEN D
MONDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm
SAMANTHA FIRRELL
INTERMED A (Yr 10A) INTERMED B (Yr 10B) INTERMED C (Yr 10C)
FRIDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
TAYA CHRISTIE & TRINITY LOWE
INTERMED D (Yr 9A)
TUESDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
GEORGIA DENNIS
INTERMED E (Yr 9B) INTERMED F (Yr 9C) INTERMED G (Yr 9D)
TUESDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
JUNIOR A (Yr 8A) JUNIOR B (Yr 8B) JUNIOR C (Yr 8C) JUNIOR D (Yr 8D) JUNIOR E (Yr 8E)
THURSDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm
STEPHANIE ESPRESTER ELIZA DAVIES
KATE MULLINS OLIVIA MASTRY
LYN DIXON HANNAH FOWLER JACQUI GOLD ELOISE CARROLL ANNIE PASSINGHAM
THURSDAY 6.45am to 8.00am THURSDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
MONDAY 6.45am to 8.00am MONDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
THURSDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm TUESDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm TUESDAY 3.30pm to 4.45pm WEDNESDAY 6.45am to 8.00am
For further details please contact Mrs Stevens in the Sports Office. Permission notes will be given to the girls soon. Meg Stevens - Netball Coordinator
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Cross Country Meet The University of Queensland Meet will be held on Friday 16 May. The program is as follows. 4.10pm
13 years
4.30pm
14 and 15 years
4.55pm
16 and 17 years
All girls who are competing must arrange to be collected at the end of the meet, at the Athletics Track, Sir William Macgregor Drive, St Lucia. The meet will conclude at approximately 5.15pm. A team breakfast will be held at 7.00am on Monday 26 May at the College. Meg Stevens - Director of Sport
Tuckshop News Please note the new Tuckshop telephone number is 3394 9989 or you can call Alison on 0407 162 901. Thank you. Alison McEneny - Tuckshop Convenor
Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 19 May - Friday 23 May
Library Volunteers Monday 19 May - Friday 23 May
Monday 19 May: Louise Rendon, Louise Roberts, Gigi Sagner, Kathy Kwan, Karen Hartley Tuesday 20 May: Paula Freedman, Judith Beganovic, Dana Rooney, Loretta Scaini-Clarke Wednesday 21 May: Jill O’Mara, Alex Sellars, Justine Kelley, Melanie Quinn Thursday 22 May: Ruth Desses, Sandra Torluccio, Toni Toohey, Mari-Anne Wells Friday 23 May: Josie Mellick, Meg Norris, Donna Orazio, Anne-Marie Paroz, Jacki Bell
Monday 19 May: Sharyn Luton, Tania White, Kathy Kwan Tuesday 20 May: Jane Bennett, Valerie Gorse, Maureen Rob Wednesday 21 May: Melissa Lorimer Thursday 22 May: Leisa St Ledger, Cecilia Henderson, Julia Dell Friday 23 May: Leanne Reginato, Kristen Edwards, Leigh Murdoch
Tuckshop Special - $4.00 Monday 19 May: Tuesday 20 May: Wednesday 21 May: Thursday 22 May: Friday 23 May:
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P & F News Guest Speaker Confirmed The new Member for Griffith Terri Butler will speak at the P&F meeting on Tuesday 5 August. Terri Butler was elected in February to replace former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who was also well known to Loreto. If you want to hear from our representative in Federal Parliament, mark the date in your calendar. The meeting also heard updates on fund raising initiatives including the Gala Ball and a cook book, early plans for the Live & Wired concert, and the Principal’s report. More details next week. Due to positive feedback the new 7pm starting time will be retained for future meetings including the next on Tuesday 3 June. Garry West - P & F Secretary Parent Sport Support Meeting A reminder that the next Parent Sport Support meeting will be held tonight at 7.30pm in Room 605 on the bottom floor of the Gonzaga Barry Building. We look forward to welcoming parents to this meeting and hope you can join us.
Entertainment Books 2014/2015 Entertainment Books are now available to order, with funds raised going towards school. The new book is packed with hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1 offers. For more details and to secure a copy visit: www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/221g555 More details can be obtained: www.entertainmentbook.com.au.
Loreto Trivia Night Are you a Hero or a Villain? Dress the part and come to the MWC on Saturday 17 May for the Loreto Trivia Night. Prizes for best dressed individuals, best decorated table and, of course, the best Trivia Buffs. Here is another question to get you warmed up - “What is the name of the fictional element that is Superman’s one weakness?” Tickets are only $15 for adults and $10 for school students and you can book at www.trybooking.com/ERQO.
Music Support Group Meeting Our next meeting is tomorrow, Wednesday 14 May, at 7.30pm in Room 605. All welcome.
Reminder Year 10 Mother/Daughter High Tea A reminder that all Year 10 Parents are invited to attend the Mother / Daughter High Tea at The Secret Café on Sunday 25 May. We look forward to you joining us.
World Wide Marriage Encounter for married couples Date: Venue:
13 – 15 June 2014 : : Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend for married couples Santa Teresa Spirituality Centre, Ormiston (QLD)
For bookings/details contact: Tamara and Scott Menteith, ph (07) 4634 3559, stjmen@aapt.net.au Information website: www.wwme.org.au entracare - Children First Program
St Joachim’s School Fete Date: Venue:
Sunday 1 June, 9.00am - 2.00pm St Joachim’s School, 41 Yuletide Street. Holland Park West
Raffles, Rides, Games, International foods stalls. Live Entertainment and Bar. Come along and enjoy a fun– filled family day.
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Autumn Concert 22014 Tuesday 13 May, 6:30pm to 8:30pm Attendance: It is compulsory for all students in performing ensembles to attend the Concert at which their ensemble is performing. It is expected that students stay for the duration of the concert, even if their own performance has been completed. Any variation to this expectation requires written notification from parents and negotiation with the Coordinator of Music. Arrival times and venues for each ensemble are listed below. If you are in multiple ensembles, you may need to speak to your conductors to work out where to go first. Uniform:
All Ensembles (except Guitar Ensembles, who will wear all black) require:
Full School Uniform with socks
Blue hair ribbons
Members of the Guitar Ensembles who also perform in other groups will be required to change during the concert.
Concert Two (Tue 13 May, 6:30pm – 8:30pm) Program Order 1.
Exit Stage Left
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Flute Ensemble One
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Sorelle
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Clarinet Ensemble Two
5.
Percussion Ensemble Two
6.
Chorale
7.
Flute Ensemble Two
8.
Clarinet Ensemble One
9.
Percussion Ensemble One
Arrival Times / Venues
All groups except Orchestra and Percussion Ensembles, please arrive by 6PM and immediately go to the following venues for warm -up and tuning: Sorelle
Stage
Clarinet Ensembles
Room 701
Flute Ensembles
Room 702
Chorale
Room 703
Percussion Ensembles
Room 705
Exit Stage Left
Practice Rooms
There will be no INTERMISSION in this concert
Seating at both concerts
If you are in more than one group, please use the pre-concert time to get instruments tuned and then meet with the conductor of your FIRST PERFORMING GROUP.
Don’t forget that during the half of the concert in which you perform, you should sit in the allocated student seating. During the other half of the concert, you should sit with your parents.
Supper Could all members of Guitar Ensembles and Concert Bands please supply supper for the Friday 9 May Concert and members of Sorelle only please supply pre-concert nibbles for the Tuesday 13 May Concert. Plates should be delivered to the MWC canteen on arrival. Thank you!
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Year 8 Parent Social Event Evening of Dining and Entertainment When: 7pm, Friday 16th May Where: Carina Easts Leagues Club, Creek Rd. Plenty of free parking available on the premises.
Dinner: Bistro dining (pay as you order) The Bistro offers a wide range of food including vegetarian and gluten-free options. For menu information visit: http://www.carinaleaguesclub.com.au/dining/bistro/ PS: If you are a Club Member, bring your membership card when making a purchase and earn members points.
Entertainment: 8pm - 11.30pm Zookeepers – Recognised as one of the most versatile acts of today, The Zookeepers cover songs and artists that span over five decades. These include the latest top ten hits, Rock, Pop, Country, Latin, R&B, Party songs, Acoustic and easy listening.
After dinner: Coffee Shop Coffee and Cake of the Day – only $6.95
RSVP: 14th May Although the dining/seating is non-reserved, we welcome an indication of attendance so that nametags and dining spaces may be better prepared on the night. We look forward to seeing you there! Email your name/s and daughter’s name & homeroom to: Roxanne: riwinski@bigpond.com Dion: dion_brian@yahoo.com.au
INTERACT DANCE PARENT VOLUNTEER FORM Yes, I/we would love to assist, name/s: __________________________ Daughter’s Name: ____________________ Homeroom: _____________ Preferred Time:
6.45pm - 8.30pm
8.15pm - 10pm
Barefoot Bowls Parents enjoy a fun afternoon with your family
When: 2pm, Sunday 25 May
Where: Camp Hill Bowls Club Cost:
$30 per Adult, $10 Children Includes afternoon delights and bowls fee
RSVP Kerri-Anne Fysh kerri-anne.fysh@hotmail.com or phone Kerri-Anne on 0415 805 503
Pointers on how to play for our BIG DAY on the greens The game consists of 4 bowls for each player, the small white “jack� and a mat. The aim is to get your bowls closer to the jack than your opponents. If you wish to score, you earn 1 point for all of your bowls that are closer to the jack than any of your opponents, hence in singles, you can score a maximum of 4 points per end. Why not try it in teams where the same principles apply! Bowls are weighted so they roll in a curve, not a straight line. Each bowl has a distinctive symbol or icon - a larger one on one side and a smaller on the other. The bowl will curve around in the direction of the smaller icon. To play, roll or place the jack at the other end of the rink then each player in turn delivers their bowls from the mat. When finished, repeat the process from the other end back to where your started.
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