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T (07) 3394 9999 Absentee Line (07) 3394 9964 E email@loreto.qld.edu.au W www.loreto.qld.edu.au PO Box 1726 Coorparoo DC Qld 4151 ABN 73 602 851 304

Volume 19 - 18 June, 2013 Dear Parents and Students Travel to the place . . . .

Travel to the place Where mind set to peace, No one can see, Feel us free.

Travel to the place Where we can breathe, Fill our desire,

At the end of a long and frui ul term, I take this opportunity to wish you all a safe and happy holiday. I especially hope that those families who are travelling overseas have a wonderful and blessed me. May there be gra tude and deep apprecia on for all you encounter and experience through the joys of travel and the mystery of God’s grace in each unfolding day.

For those, not travelling, I also wish you God’s grace with each new dawn.

May you take me to rejoice in your home, your family and the everyday familiar: that with which you long to be more so. May the comfort of home nourish your soul and bring you joy. Amen.

We wish: we aspire.

Travel to the place

Where we have silence,

Flower of fragrance,

And nature to admire.

Travel to the place

Where we can write,

Lines of rhyme,

At any me.

Travel to the place

Where we have enough space, Work without race,

No tension on face.

Travel to the place Where we can dance, Sing at glance, Bit of me to romance.

Travel to the place Where we spread love, Freedom to serve And land to move.

Travel to the place Where we can live, Of joy and sprinkle its grace, And do anything, anywhere.

By Divyesh J. Shah

Photo taken in Umbria Italy, 2006

ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

We extend to the athletes and House leaders our very best wishes for a successful carnival on Friday. In an cipa on I offer my sincere thanks to Mrs Stevens, the House Captains and the PE Staff for their coordina on and effort.

I hope that many parents and grandparents will be able to join us at the UQ track as we come together in celebra on of the many physical gi s and talents of our students and in the me honoured tradi on of House and School Spirit.

The weather forecast is not very posi ve for Friday. If this does not change, a decision will be made on Thursday whether we need to cancel the Carnival.

Should this be the case, Friday will be a normal school day.

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FAREWELLS & RETIREMENTS 

On behalf of the many thousands of current and past students and staff who have enjoyed the support, service, resources and welcoming atmosphere of Loreto’s Library, I offer our sincere best wishes and thanks to Mrs Kathy Hedemann, Loreto’s longstanding Teacher‐Librarian, on the very significant occasion of her re rement.

For 38½ years, Ms Hedemann has given generous, loyal and loving service to countless learners at Loreto; encouraging, inspiring and gently guiding them in their readership and their quest for informa on, knowledge and understanding. She has captured and lived out the ethos of a Mary Ward educa on, ever‐weaving it into the very heart and fabric of the library experience at Loreto. Her dynamic, effervescent, hopeful and joyous outlook has especially given witness to the values of felicity and freedom which are such an integral part of our Loreto charism.

We thank Kathy for her leadership, her passion, her laughter and the example of life‐long learning she has been to us all. We wish her much joy and all the best for her future. As the saying goes:

We may take this ‘girl’ out of Loreto but I know we will never take Loreto out of this ‘girl’.

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We also extend to Mr Alec Raymond our very best wishes for his re rement from teaching. Mr Raymond commenced teaching at Loreto in 1989 as a teacher of Drama, English, Religion and French.

Mr Raymond brought his love of theatre, music, culture and performance to Loreto enriching the lives and learning of many students and colleagues. He gave generously and joyfully, bringing crea vity and energy to all he undertook. Mr Raymond was a teacher who inspired and engaged; he was passionately commi ed to his profession and to the well‐being of his students. We give thanks for his many years of loyal and commi ed service and wish him every blessing in his re rement.

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We extend to Mrs Helen Radvan, Frau Peita Ward, Mrs Jenny Strachan, Mrs Angela Waite and Mrs Fiona Meecham our very best wishes as they each take some leave in the term ahead. We wish them me of renewal, recovery and refreshment, blessed with opportuni es to rest and ‘play’.

THANK YOU 

I offer my thanks to Miss Kath McCormack and Mrs Margaret Dowling both of whom have been with us this term in the absence of other staff members who have been on leave. We are very grateful to have had them return to Loreto and thank them for their con nued generosity in serving Loreto.

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I offer my sincere thanks to the magnificent staff at Loreto for another most successful term. It is deligh ul to read in the students’ reports just how much has been achieved by the girls (in both the curricular and co‐curricular) under the expert tutelage and gentle guidance of their teachers. We now take me to enjoy a well‐deserved rest and to reflect upon these achievements and the advice offered for improvement as we prepare for the challenge of the semester ahead.

PRAYERS 

We ask the community to remember Keeley Miller (Year 11) in your prayers. Today, Tuesday, Keeley will undergo major spinal surgery. We pray for her medical carers and specialists and for her recovery to full health and well‐being.

God Bless.

Yours sincerely

Cheryl Hamilton

Principal

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Wednesday 19 June 

Yr 11 & 12 Visual Art & Yr 12 Modern History Excursion

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Loreto Music Festival

Friday 21 June 

Interhouse Athletics Carnival

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End of Term 2

Monday 15 July 

Staff Day

Tuesday 16 July 

Term 3 Commences

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Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews 10.00 am - 8.00 pm

Friday 21 June Semester 1 Reports will be given to all students on their return to school after the Interhouse Athletics Carnival. It is not possible to issue Reports earlier as they are still being checked and printed.

Reports of students absent that day will be mailed home during the holidays.

Information about Parent/Student/Subject Teacher Interviews will be included

Wednesday 17 July 

Round 6 - BSGSA Netball & Soccer

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Debating - Preliminary Finals

Friday 19 July 

Music Tour to Rockhampton

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Year 11 English Excursion

Saturday 20 July 

Music Tour to Rockhampton

Tuesday 16 July Please Note that the Parent/Student/Subject Teacher Interview Day has been changed from Thursday 18 July to Tuesday 16 July.

Sunday 21 July 

Music Tour to Rockhampton

Monday 22 July 

Music Tour to Rockhampton

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Year 11 Physics Excursion

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Year 9 BP Excursion

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Year 10 Deportment Classes begin

Term 3 classes will commence on Wednesday 17 July

Tuesday 23 July 

Japanese students from Kanagawa arrive

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Council Meeting

Wednesday 24 July 

Japanese Day

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Year 9 & 10 Drama Theatre Visit - ‘1001 Nights’

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Year 8 Brainstorm Theatre - ‘The Hurting Game’

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BSGSA Netball and Soccer - Round 7

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Debating Finals - Round 1

Thursday 25 July 

Semester 2 Mass 11.00 am

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Senior Past Pupils’ Lunch

Year 10 Personal Style Deportment Classes Extended Closing Date!

Please Note that the closing date for forms and payment for the Elizabeth Wilson Personal Style and Grooming classes has been extended until Thursday 20th June.

A reminder the Personal Style classes commence in Term 3.

Spare forms are available at the College office.

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TÜà WxÑtÜàÅxÇà axãá Year 12 Visual Art students have completed their first Body of Work. The students developed their own focus in response to the concept, The Human Condition – Extrinsic. Works ranged from photographic images investigating the influence of media and technology to weapons constructed of cutlery reflecting on the fact that as humans we kill to eat. Some of their artwork is Leonie McCulkin - Art Coordinator presented below.

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VtÜxxÜá axãá Pharmacy Open Day Interested in finding out more about a career in Pharmacy? Visit the University of Queensland pharmacy open day on Sunday 1 September from 10 am – 2 pm. To register for this free event visit www.uq.edu.au/pharmacy/OpenDay Tax File Number Applications Any student wishing to apply for a Tax File Number needs to have completed the form and handed it Ms Rynne no later than Wednesday, 19 June for processing over the holiday period. Forms can be collected from the Career Office.

TSXPO Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July, RNA Showgrounds The 32nd annual TSXPO is Australia's largest tertiary studies expo and the ideal event for all senior school students, parents, mature age and prospective post-graduate students as well as career seekers. With exhibits from every Queensland University, as well as those from interstate and overseas, visitors can gain a comprehensive insight into the institutions and programs that best suit them. TSXPO gives you access to over 250 qualified representatives in one location! TSXPO also features representatives from TAFE, Defence & Police Forces, Private Education Colleges, student support services, as well as a significant number of graduate employers and government agencies recruiting for graduate placements. Go to www.tsxpo.org/ visitors.php for more information on visiting TSXPO. Chris Rynne - Careers Coordinator

Wxutà|Çz axãá The final round of the QDU competition is now complete, with many debaters finishing the season with an unseen short-prep debate. For the Year 8s, this was the first time that they had to prepare an entire debate without any assistance from their coaches! Congratulations to these girls in particular for having the courage to face such a challenge!

The results of Round 4 are shown below. As you can see, Loreto debaters finished the term strongly!

Affirmative

Negative

Winning Team

Loreto 8.1

Moreton Bay 8.3

Loreto 8.1

Iona 8.3

Loreto 8.2

Loreto 8.2

Loreto 8.3

Ormiston 8.3

Ormiston 8.3

Somerville House 9.1

Loreto 9.1

Loreto 9.1

Mansfield SHS 9.1

Loreto 9.2

Loreto 9.2

Loreto 9.3

Carmel College 9.1

Loreto 9.3

Villanova 10.2

Loreto 10.1

Loreto 10.1

Loreto 10.2

CHAC 10.2

Loreto 10.2

Loreto 10.3

Moreton Bay 10.2

Moreton Bay 10.2

Loreto 11.1

BSHS 11.2

Loreto 11.1

Carmel College 12.1

Loreto 12.1

Loreto 12.1

The following teams should qualify for the Finals Rounds, which begin in late July: 8.1, 8.2, 9.1, 10.1 and 11.1. Congratulations to these teams and good luck.

Thanks to all coaches for their assistance to date and thanks to the parents for ensuring that their daughters got to the venues on time.

Early in Term Four, there will be a “fun” debate against Villanova. Each team will comprise of a Year 8 as first speaker, a Year 10 as second and a Year 12 as third. We will provide more details next term for what we hope will be an entertaining afternoon of verbal jousting between our ladies and Villa’s gentlemen! Parents will be most welcome.

John McKinlay - Debating Coordinator

_|äx tÇw j|Üxw EC bvàÉuxÜ GÑʼnJÑʼnXåÑÜxáá|ÉÇá Éy \ÇàxÜxáà As part of the 85th celebrations for Loreto, the Music Support group, in conjunction with the P & F, would like to invite the Loreto and wider community to help us celebrate at the Live and Wired concert on 20 October. For those of you who are new to the school , the Live and Wired concert is held on the school oval and is a celebration of the achievements of different ensemble groups. This year we would like to encourage the general school community, as well as the local community, to come and help us celebrate 85 years of Loreto, as well as our talented students.

We are hoping to hold a "Fashion through the Years" parade, as well as a visual history of Loreto over the last 85 years. We are looking for anyone who may have school uniforms from Loreto and Villanova College, as well as any memorabilia that we could

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loan for the day. All photos, etc will be logged and named and great care taken of them. If anyone also has or may have kept outfits from all the eras since 1928, that would be great.

Other items on the wish list include:  a mobile cold room for storage of food and drinks on the day  outdoor extension leads  donations for the mega raffle held annually for the Music Support Group  sponsors for a jumping castle  contacts for supply of meat etc Please note that all monies that may be raised on the day will go to the Music Support group to continue the fantastic support they give to the Music program at Loreto, as well as enabling girls who may not be able to have music lessons do so through the grant of music scholarships. For more information see flyer attached to newsletter.

Any queries please contact Barrie Spring on 0418746116 or at blspring@pacific.net.au or Kerrie Bull on 0401840089 or at kerrie.bull@bigpond.com . Thank you in advance for you offer of support.

Kerrie Bull - Coordinator

`âá|v axãá Loreto Music Festival - All girls who are performing at the Loreto Music Festival Finals Concert on Wednesday night, please be aware of the following: 1.

It is your responsibility to arrive prior to the 6pm start and to warm up in time for your performance (use the upstairs practice rooms).

2.

You should wear respectable concert clothing, NOT school uniform.

3.

If you need an accompanist you should have been emailed out a rehearsal schedule on Wednesday. PLEASE note that this schedule has been updated since the last school newsletter.

4.

All performers should bring a plate of food for supper to the MWC canteen directly before the concert.

Music Support Group – All parents of Music students are invited to attend the Music Support Group AGM on Wednesday 17 July (first week of next term). The Music Support Group meetings begin at 7:30 pm (typically finishing by 8:30 pm) in room 605 of the Gonzaga Barry Building. The MSG is an important and enthusiastic group of parents who support the College through running social and fundraising events, helping at concerts and Audition Day, and promoting the excellence of music at Loreto.

New members are always welcome!

Flute Ensemble Two – Mrs Anderson will be away in week 1 of next term. There will therefore be no rehearsal for Flute Ensemble 2 on the first Wednesday of term.

Jazz Ensemble Rehearsals – The holiday workshop (for students attending the Music Tour) will be held on Wednesday 10 July from 9 am to 11:30 am. Students are asked to arrive by 8:45 to set up and warm up. For this session we will be working with Mr Daniel Quigley, Head of School at the Jazz Music Institute. Mr Quigley has performed alongside musicians such as Dale Barlow, James Morrison, Grace Knight and Anthony Warlow, as well as performing in New York and Japan and in major festivals and venues such as the Queensland Music Festival, Noosa Jazz Festival, Valley Jazz Festival, Brisbane Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse, Judith Wright Centre, Brisbane Jazz club, Paris Cat (Melb), and Sydney Opera House. He will have some fantastic ideas on interpreting our music so this should be a great workshop!

While we do not return for Term Three until Wednesday 17 July (July 16 is Parent/Teacher Interview Day), WE WILL STILL REHEARSE on the Tuesday morning but at the delayed time of 8 am to 9:30 am. All members of the group are expected to attend on this day and to arrive by 7:45 am to setup.

Rehearsals in first week of Term 3 – All other rehearsals for Week One of next term (Wednesday to Friday) will run as normal.

World’s Biggest Orchestra – This Guinness Book of Records World Record Attempt will be held at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday 13 July. The event begins at 3pm but gates open for entry from 1pm. Mr Langford will meet the Loreto Group near Gate D (Caxton Street end) at 2:15 pm on the day. Parents should be aware that, due to seating arrangements inside the stadium, Mr Langford will not be able to directly supervise students after they enter the venue. However, he will be there on the day to meet students and assist with initial organisation or difficulties. Students need to: *

Download their music (it may be easiest to memorise it!) from http://www.qmf.org.au/public/public/?id=151;

*

Bring their own instrument (including percussionists – see Mr Langford THIS WEEK if this is a problem);

*

Bring water bottle & hat (we will be waiting around for some time);

*

Wear casual clothes that will allow you to put on (over?) a shirt that you will be given on the day;

*

More details can be found at: http://www.qmf.org.au/public/public/?id=102.

The following girls have been registered, please see Mr Langford urgently if you are no longer available: Audrey McCosker (Euphonium), Emi Hall (Flute), Hannah Dalton (French Horn), Lauren Gleed (Recorder), Lucy Nielson (Recorder), Ainsley Carter (Trumpet), Caitlin Hunter (Viola), Lauren O’Neill (Clarinet), Charlotte Coorey (Sax), Nicola Tracey (Sax), Grace O’Shea (Double Bass), Eloise Sim (Flute), Violet Chan (Sax).

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Reminder – It is obviously of vital importance to each student’s musical development that they make sure they take their instruments home over the extended upcoming holiday period! No student instruments should be left in the MWC Instrument Storerooms. This holiday also might provide a perfect opportunity to make sure instrument cases are all named. This is particularly important with Guitars as most students have identical cases which causes frequent confusion. The easiest method is to use a plastic key/luggage tag attached to the zipper pull or an exterior strap on the case.

Ben Langford - Director of Music

bÇÄ|Çx UÉÉ~|Çzá yÉÜ ctÜxÇàBgxtv{xÜBfàâwxÇà \ÇàxÜä|xãá Parent-Teacher-Student Interviews will be held on Tuesday 16 July 2013. As this is a student-free day, it is expected that the student will accompany the parent/s or guardians to the interviews. Interviews will be of 7 minutes duration, scheduled in four sessions across the day and evening as outlined below.

SESSION

TIMES

1

10.00am – 12.06pm

2

12.54pm – 3.00pm

3

3.22pm – 5.00pm

4

5.47pm – 8.00pm

Bookings for these interviews are to be made on-line through the Parent Lounge portal.

Parent Lounge provides parents with the facility, via a link on the Parent Lounge Home Page, to book/request appointments and to review and print interview schedules. Parent Lounge is accessible from the Loreto College Website www.loreto.qld.edu.au as in the diagrams below. Your login code and password to access Parent Lounge has been posted out to you previously; however, your login is your Account Number on your Parent Account Statement. If you have forgotten your password there is the ability to request a new password to be sent to your email address from the Parent Lounge login screen.

Select Parents from the ‘MyLoreto’ icon

Parents can make bookings from Saturday 22 June at 8.00am to Monday 15 July at 9.00am. During this timeframe you will be able to make your bookings, and alter interview times, if needed. Don’t forget the bookings will be on a first in, first served basis.

Teachers may have requested interviews with you and these details will be provided when you go to book your interview. Further details will be included in your daughter’s report envelope.

Gavin Swanson - Deputy Principal ICT

c 9 Y axãá Entertainment Books Last year’s Entertainment Book has now expired! We have a very limited number of the 2013/2014 Entertainment Books. To secure a copy of this year’s book, order on www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/221g555 The new book is packed with hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1.

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lxtÜ DE YÉÜÅtÄ When:

Saturday, 13th July, 2013

Venue:

Grand Ballroom, Hilton Hotel, Elizabeth Street, City

Time:

7.00 pm -11.30 pm

A few reminders about the upcoming Formal. The pre-formal function for parents is from 7.00 pm until 8.00 pm in the foyer area of the Grand Ballroom on Level 5 of the Hilton. Parking is available at the Wintergarden complex at a flat weekend rate of $10.

Access to this carpark is via Elizabeth Street. Professional photographers will be on-site from 6.30pm if parents wish to avail themselves of this service.

The girls have been fully briefed about expectations of behaviour for themselves and partners on the evening. We ask that parents support us by escorting their daughters and partners to the venue at 7.00pm and then picking them up at 11.30pm. No one will be allowed to leave the venue before this time. We again remind you that the girls do not need additional forms of transport to get them to and from the venue.

As you are aware, the College does not support the girls attending ‘post parties’. If this was to occur, we urge you to ensure planned and careful supervision as the safety of the girls is paramount. Please discuss this with your daughters.

We look forward to sharing this special occasion with you. The countdown is definitely on.

Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator

lxtÜ DE ctÜxÇà W|ÇÇxÜ The countdown is on! Once the girls immerse themselves in the glitz and glamour that is the Year 12 Formal, the parents will have the opportunity to indulge in some fun of their own. All Year 12 parents are invited to attend the popular Parent Dinner on Saturday 13 July, 8.15pm at Tattersall’s Club, $60pp. The night will follow the Formal pre-dinner drinks at the Hilton.

The evening promises to deliver a glamorous night of celebration with fine food and fabulous company. Dinner will include a two course alternate drop menu, tea and coffee (cash bar only). The question on everyone’s lips… What will you be wearing? Ladies’ dress requirements are smart/business attire and the men are to wear a minimum of a long sleeved shirt, buttoned at the cuff and tucked into tailored pants, accompanied with enclosed shoes (sorry guys, no denim!). Discounted parking vouchers will also be available on request throughout the night.

Bookings can be made online at www.trybooking.com/CYDT and need to be made by Thursday 20 June 2013.

Please contact Lisa Roberts to coordinate tables of 10 or to advise of your preferred seating manorandshack@optusnet.com.au Lisa Roberts 0402 682 978 manorandshack@optusnet.com.au Cathie Dennis 0402 093 619 cathie.dennis@optusnet.com.au Libby Oliver 0418 986 102 teoliver@mackay.net.au Let the fun begin!

Lisa, Cathie & Libby - Year 12 Parent Representatives

lxtÜ DC `Éà{xÜBWtâz{àxÜ [|z{ gxt All Year 10 Parents are invited to attend a Mother and Daughter High Tea on Sunday 25 August at Vintaged, Hilton from 2.00 pm - 4.30 pm. The cost is $28 per person. Please be aware that numbers are limited to 110 guests so don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to share an afternoon with your daughter and other Mums in delightful surroundings. Please see flyer attached to this newsletter for more details.

Katrina, Kim & Kylie Year 10 Parent Representatives

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The Year 10 Camp for 2013 will occur in Week One of Term Four, from Wednesday 9 October until Friday 11 October. Loreto has had a long history with our camp providers, Meebunbia, who operate near Maroon Dam. Representatives from Meebunbia will be speaking with the Year 10 group during PD time in the first week of Term Three to describe the Meebunbia camping experience and to address any questions from the students. Information for parents and forms will be distributed shortly after this. We are looking forward to sharing a range of exciting and memorable experiences with the Year 10 group. Information about Meebunbia can be found on their website at http://www.meebunnbia.com.au/.

Michelle Davidson - Year 10 Coordinator

fÑÉÜàá WxÑtÜàÅxÇà Tennis There will be a Tennis breakfast for all the girls who were involved in Tennis competition this season on Wednesday 19 June at 7.00am outside the pool area. It would be appreciated if we could have some parent assistance. If parents are able to assist on the morning could you please call Meg Stevens on 33949980.

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Soccer - Round 6 Due to the cancellation of Round 2 and Round 5, games will be replayed in Round 6 and 7. Round 6 games will be played on Wednesday 17 July.

Open A team and Junior A team play away at Brigidine at Taringa Rovers, Indooroopilly Open C and Junior C teams play at home.

Open C and Junior C team both play Lourdes Hill at Annerley Soccer Club, 98 Victoria Terrace, Annerley.

If students are being picked up from Indooroopilly, they must provide a signed note to Mr Jones, no later than the morning of the fixture. The away teams will return home @ 5:30-5:45pm depending on the traffic The home games will finish at 5:00pm and students need to be picked up at the venue. Students are reminded to bring their uniform, shin pads, mouth guards and water bottles. Good luck!

Christopher Jones - Coordinator

Netball IMPORTANT REMINDER: There will be netball training this week but there are no BSGSA games. All training will commence on Tuesday 16 July and games on the first week in Term 3 on 17 July.

Netball Results - All games were cancelled last week 5 June due to wet weather.

Netball Draw: Round 6 - 17 July

Rd 6 17/7

OPEN A:-Our Lady’s Coach: MEG LOGAN OPEN B:-Mt Alvernia Coach: LARISSA HUGHES OPEN C:-Our Lady’s Coach: KAREN HOLOHAN OPEN D-San Sisto(1) Coach: BRITTANY HOLOHAN Intermediate A -Mt St Michael’s Coach: MAGDELEINE RYAN Intermediate B-St John Fisher Coach: BRIDGET O’CONNOR Intermediate C-St Rita’s Coach: ASHLEIGH O’CONNOR Intermediate D-BYE Coach: EMMA MACLEOD Intermediate E-Our Lady’s Coach: BRIONY LOGAN Intermediate F(1)-St John Fisher Coach: KATE MULLINS Intermediate F:(2)- BYE Coach: HANNAH FOWLER Junior A: -St Rita;s Coach: LYN DIXON Junior B: Mt St Michael’s(1) Coach: CLARE GILL Junior C: -St Rita’s Coach: STEPHANIE ESPRESTER Junior D:-Lourdes Hill Coach: SARAH PETTIFORD

AWAY: MDNA Courts Coorparoo AWAY: MDNA Courts Coorparoo HOME:: MDNA Courts Coorparoo AWAY::MDNA Courts Coorparoo

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AWAY: Downey Park

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HOME: Downey Park

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REMINDER: All girls MUST have a note in early Wednesday morning (by 8.30am) if they are being picked up at the venue.

Athletics There will be a training session at QE11 directly after school for all disciplines on Tuesday 18 June. A bus will take the girls to the QE11 stadium and return to Loreto College at 5.30pm. Students must register at the Sports Office at attend. Seating on bus is limited. Training times are as follows: Middle Distance Thursday 20 June 6.45am - 8.00am and 3.30pm - 4.45pm Sprints Thursday 20 June 3.30pm - 4.45pm (Compulsory) Throws Thursday 20 June 6.45am - 8.00am.

There will be a Holiday Training program for the Athletics at the end of Term 2.

Pre-carnival Field Events in Shot Put and Long Jump The Shot Put and Long jump events will be held at school prior to the carnival. We do not have enough time or space for these events on the day. Students competing must be in correct PE uniform including cap and shoes. We encourage all girls to participate and earn points for their house. See over page for dates:

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Pre-carnival field events in Shot Put and Long jump are as follows: Year 8 - Wednesday 19 June Period 6 & 7 Year 12 - Thursday 20 June Period 1 & 2 Meg Stevens - Director of Sport

Athletics Carnival A reminder that students will be attending the Interhouse Carnival on Friday 21 June at the University of Queensland track. This is the last Interhouse sporting event for the year. All students are expected to attend to support their house and participate in events. Magazines, I pods and the like are NOT permitted. Students are to wear correct school sports uniform to and from school, including normal sports runners and cap and can change into house colours once they arrive at school. Students will travel to and from the carnival by bus and will receive their reports when they return to school in the afternoon. If any student is not able to be here on Friday, 21 June, her report will be posted home. Students who are unable to participate for medical reasons are to see Ms Carty with a note prior to the carnival date and will be issued with a job on the day. There will be limited canteen facilities but it is strongly advised that each student brings her own lunch. Students should ensure they have a Loreto Sports hat, sunscreen and water bottle. Students are asked to ensure that they also come prepared for potentially overcast and windy weather conditions with warm clothes (Loreto Jumper), spare shoes, socks and shirt, rain jacket and/or umbrella. If the Carnival has to be cancelled due to bad weather, Friday will be a normal school day.

Helen Carty - Deputy Principal, Pastoral Care

XvÉÇÉÅ|v gÜ|Ñ àÉ VtÇuxÜÜt On Sunday May 26, 18 Year 12 Economics students along with Ms Diamond and myself, embarked on a two day excursion to our nation’s capital for a dose of “Economics in action”. Currently studying the unit “Contemporary Macroeconomic Management”, these students were able to investigate government decision making at a federal level, as well as improving their civics education. The trip took the students to the Australian War Memorial, The Australian Institute of Sport, The Australian Electoral Education Centre and Parliament House. On the Monday, the Australian Electoral Electoral Centre delivered an excellent program on the voting process, whilst Parliament House provided the students with opportunities for understanding the process of debating a bill through role play (a program provided by the Parliamentary Education Office). An informative tour of both the House of Representatives and the Senate was also undertaken as well as a session watching a very interesting “Question Time” whilst the House of Representatives had their first sitting after the release of the Budget.

One of the highlights of the trip was meeting our local member for Griffith, The Honourable Kevin Rudd. We felt very honoured to meet him in his office at Parliament House before Question Time, considering his hectic schedule; it was truly appreciated. I would like to thank the Australian Government for contributing with funding for this trip under the Parliament and Civics Education Rebate programme. Their support of this programme plays a vital role in enabling us to take on this trip. Thank you also to the eighteen girls who attended – Brittany Ahern, Tayla Benvenuti, Madeline Blanchfield, Samantha Bull, Sabrina Ciancio, Tiana Gilhooley, Jessica Gillman, Christina Gleeson, Verity Goriss, Taylor Grimes, Kathryn Hastie, Ashleigh Mullins, Kate Mylonas, Brigid Oliver, Naa Sackey, Jamie-Lee Sharp, Michaela Sharp and Amerisa Xynias – they were fine ambassadors for Loreto College. Finally I would also like to thank Ms Diamond for her attendance and assistance on the trip; it was invaluable. I think I am safe in saying we all had a wonderful and educational experience. Diane Hanson - Economics Coordinator

extwxÜáË VâÑ \ÇàxÜáv{ÉÉÄ VÉÅÑxà|à|ÉÇ Four Year 8 girls, Ruby Daly, Shannon Boyce, Miranda Pattison and Imogen Dibley will represent Loreto tonight at Iona College against 20 other schools. They already have created a book trailer, and tonight they have to answer questions on five books.

Good luck, girls!

Kathy Hedemann - Teacher-Librarian

g{tÇ~ çÉâ4 It has been a real privilege to work with your daughters (and some of you as students!) over the years. I’ve loved it! Loreto is such a wonderful school, and now it is time for me to move onto another life. Many people have asked What are you going to do?” “So…to start with, I am volunteering with an international organisation, Room to Read which has created 12,000 libraries since 2000 in Asia and Africa. Their policy of “education for girls” is very Mary Ward. Also in September, I’m walking some of the pilgrim walk in Spain, The Camino. So, pray for me then, that I make it!

Thank you to all the Library Assistants Group, ably led by Lauren Higgins and Katie Clarke for their assistance, liveliness and love of the library.

In particular, I thank all the parents who have volunteered in the library over the years. It is a serious commitment of time and energy to assist regularly at the school. Thank you so much for your dedication, good cheer and friendship.

Kathy Hedemann - Teacher-Librarian

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Library Roster Volunteers Monday 15 July ‐ Friday 19 July

Monday 15 July: Staff Day Monday 15 July: Tuesday 16 July: Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews Staff Day Wednesday 17 July: Kim Devine, Liz Carroll, Christy Grigson, Tuesday 16 July: Katrina Capelli Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews Thursday 18 July: Karen Chaston, Judy Cunningham, Caroline Wednesday 17 July: Da‐Rin De‐Barbera, Ca a Camaroni, Lisa Roberts Karen Meimaris, Barb Laycock, Julie Bland Friday 19 July: Josie Mellick, Meg Norris, Donna Orazio, Thursday 18 July: Anne‐Marie Paroz Jane Haswell, Margaret Yee, Catherine Crocker, Mary

Special of the Day ‐ $3.80

McMahon Friday 19 July: Maria Balzano, Carey Ball, Tina Sukker, Monday 15 July: Staff Day

Kerry Donoghue Tuesday 16 July: Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews

Wednesday 17 July: Chicken Subs

Thursday 18 July: Meatlovers Pizza Friday 19 July: Bu er Chicken & Rice

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Dates: 22 - 29 June, 29 June – 6 July, 6 – 13 July (Camp caters for all riding levels). Your child will ride horses twice a day, learn to keep and care for a horse/pony, feed the animals, milk the cow, collect chook eggs & enjoy other fun, healthy outdoor activities. Kiah Park is a safe environment for your child to develop independence, make lifelong friends and have heaps of fun. For more information please contact Nick and Tilana Qually Web: www.kiahpark.com.au Facebook: h p://www.facebook.com/KiahPark1 Email: info@kiahpark.com.au Ph: (07) 5486 6166

“Brissie to the Bay” Bike Ride - Fundraising for MS Australia The countdown has finally arrived! This Sunday 23 June I will be riding 50 km in the 2013 “Brissie to the Bay” bike ride to support people living with Multiple Sclerosis. I am lucky enough to be able to take part in this ride, however many people with MS cannot even walk, let alone enjoy riding a bike. I have committed to raise $2500 to make my personal contribution to fight MS. Please help support my fundraising efforts by sponsoring my ride.

Simply click on the link below to view my fundraising page and make a donation: www.msqldevents.org.au/Enerflex-MS-Brissie-to-the-Bay-Bike-Ride-2013/Georgia Thank you to those who have already purchase raffle tickets, with funds all going to this worthy cause. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Georgia Klinakis – Year 11 student

Jingle Belles in July The Cannon Hill Catholic Parish and The Broadway Babes are proud to present a wonderful program of delightful music and delicious winter fare for all the family. The event will be held at St Oliver Plunkett, 21 Beauvardia St, Cannon Hill starting 10.30 for 11.00am on Sunday, 21 July 2013. The concert includes a two-part performance and a lovely three course luncheon.

Tickets are only $20 for adults, $15 for Seniors/Concessions, children (u16) are $8 or take the whole family (2 adults & 3 children) for just $50. Tickets can be purchased online at jinglebellesinjuly.eventbrite.com or call Ronda on 3399 3424. There will be lucky door prizes, fabulous raffle prizes and drinks also available to purchase. All proceeds go towards the conservation of the church buildings in the Cannon Hill Catholic Parish. Many thanks to you all for your support and we hope to see you there in July.

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ics can help you and your children July Holiday Courses

www.skillscentre.com.au/brisbane-h For any students in the Brisbane Area

 Boost your Student’s Confidence at school  Remove their fears and frustrations when completing Assignments  Ensure your student’s results are as high as possible  Ensure They Plan Ahead With Their Goals And Set Tasks  They Need Help To “Balance” Their School Work And Social Lives  Ease Your Stress Of Having To Repeat Yourself  Learn The Benefits From Taking Notes In Class Write Essays With Structure And Correct Information

ics School Holiday Programs are One Day in length – 6 hours.

These courses are:

Advanced Reading Skills $165.00 *All 3 courses

$400

1 July 2013

9.00am to 4.00pm

Essay Writing Skills $135.00 Junior Study Skills $135.00

2 July 2013 9.00am to 4.00pm 3 July 2013 9.00am to 4.00pm

Senior Study Skills $135.00

4 July 2013 9.00am to 4.00pm

YouTube Video link at: http://youtu.be/7XWO5C5u3is Website Enrolment and information at

http://skillscentre.com.au/brisbane-h/ Courses start at 9 am and conclude at 4.00pm Courses are being held in the “Potter Rooms” supplied at All Hallow’s School 547 Ann St … Brisbane. 4000 To enrol or to receive additional information, please contact ics Learning Group directly on 07 3102 1134, email: icsbrisbane@skillscentre.com.au or online: http://skillscentre.com.au/brisbane-h BOOK EARLY to avoid disappointment!! - Class sizes are kept to a minimum.

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Loreto College Coorparoo Contact: Lesley Bongaarts Phone: 33949999 Fax: Email: bongaartsl@loreto.qld.edu.au Name:_____________________________________________Phone:____________________Mobile:______________________ Address:________________________________________________________________________State:______Postcode:_______ I would like to order____ x Brisbane, Sunshine Coast & Surrounds @ $65 each (including GST) $_______ I would like to order____ x Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales @ $55 each (including GST) $_______  I will collect the Book

TOTAL ENCLOSED

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ORDER NOW SECURELY ONLINE: True h ps://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/221g555 Payment type: c CASH c VISA c MASTERCARD Credit Card number: __ __ __ __ /__ __ __ __ /__ __ __ __ /__ __ __ __ Expiry date: ___ ___ /___ ___ CVV*: ______ *CVV is the last 3 digits on back

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Cardholder’s name:_______________________________________ Signature:________________________________________ Thank you for suppor ng Loreto College Coorparoo 20% from each Book sold contributes to school Fundraising.

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LIVE & WIRED Sunday 20 October 4pm ‐ 8pm Deshon Oval, Loreto College

Live & Wired, the popular Loreto music day on the Deshon Oval will be bigger and be er than ever in 2013, honouring the College’s 85th Anniversary. Join us for an evening of music and entertainment, featuring resident Loreto ensembles, Villanova bands, interna onal food stalls, games, a nostalgic fashion parade and much more!

New to Loreto and want to know what all the Live & Wired hype is about?

Live & Wired is an annual music concert held on the Deshon Oval featuring the College’s vast array of music ensembles.

It’s a great a ernoon to unwind with friends and family and enjoy the musical sounds of our talented students.

This year, in celebra on of the College’s 85th Anniversary we will upping the an to extravaganza level; with this in mind the Loreto Music Department, Music Support Group and P & F Associa on are reques ng your support to help our 2013 Live & Wired Wish List become a reality. Top of the list will be uniforms to showcase as a visual history of Loreto’s 85 years. We are looking for school uniforms from both Loreto and Villanova, as well as memorabilia, photos and general 1920s style ou its.

Wish List Uniforms (Loreto & Villanova), photos, memorabilia etc Mobile Cold Room Outdoor extension leads Mega Raffle Dona ons (Music Support Group Raffle) Jumping Castle Sponsor Butcher/Meat Sponsor

All money raised will be donated to the Loreto Music Support Group to aid in the fantas c support they give to the Loreto Music program. This dona on will also go towards providing music scholarships to deserving students who may not otherwise have the opportunity to a end private music lessons.

For more informa on please contact Barrie Spring on m: 0418 746 116 or e: blspring@pacific.net.au or Kerrie Bull on m: 0401 840 029 or e: kerrie.bull@bigpond.com

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Please join us for the

Year 12 Parent Dinner Saturday 13 July at 8.15pm Following photos & pre-dinner drinks at the Hilton

Tattersall’s Club Tattersall’s Arcade 215 Queen St, Brisbane Price - $60pp / cash bar RSVP 20 June To book please go to: www.trybooking.com/CYDT

or click on the link above

Lisa Roberts - M: 0402 682 978 E: manorandshack@optusnet.com.au

Personal Style Workshop for Girls in Year 10 to be held at Loreto College Dates and Times for 2013

COST: $120 all-inclusive

Monday afternoons July 22nd and 29th August 5th and 12th

3.30pm to 6.00pm

Diploma presented to each student.

Notes given for each class.

All make-up and products used in class are supplied.

The Course Content has been designed to build self confidence and make girls realise that they can be successful in every walk of life.

DEPORTMENT: Correct method shown for sitting, standing, walking and stairs. Each girl is individually assessed and then advised how carry her body with style and grace.

MAKE-UP: An individual make-up will be done in class and each girl will be shown how to apply products for her particular features.

SKIN CARE: A skin care procedure is done in class for each student, using products to suit the individual skin type.

HAIR CARE: Knowledge of hair care, products, equipment and styling techniques all taught.

NAIL CARE: Manicure done in class plus hand and feet care.

TABLE MANNERS: Guidelines to follow on all occasions for both social and business life.

TOP TO TOE GROOMING: Girls are taught to improve their overall appearance and appreciate that the way they project themselves to others does matter.

JOB INTERVIEWING: What to wear, manners, what to take, questions you will be asked etc.  +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ BOOKING FORM: Please return this to the Loreto Office in an envelope marked “Personal Style” with full payment

by Friday 14th June. Cheques payable to Elizabeth Wilson.

Netbank payments: Account Name: Wilson Westpac BSB 037146 A/c 992339. Please put your daughter’s name and Loreto on transaction description. Print receipt and attach to this form or fax to 55431157 or email receipt and details to elizabethwilson6@bigpond.com

Please print clearly

NAME of STUDENT .................................................................................................................

ADDRESS ...........................................................................................................................................

Phone ............................

Mobile...........................................Year Level .......................

Email (for booking confirmation) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Name and Signature of Parent or Guardian …………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Year 10 Mother & Daughter High Tea Sunday 25th August

Venue: Time:

Vintaged, Hilton Brisbane 2.00pm-4.30pm

Cost:

$28.00 per person

Includes:

Champagne /glass of juice or iced tea on arrival Ribbon Sandwiches, scones, petit fours, juice, tea and coffee

Rsvp:

Monday 19th August Note: Numbers limited to 110 guests

Payment:

Payment only by Credit card through trybooking .com using the following link http://www.trybooking.com/CYDY By using this link it will go straight to the “buying a ticket page� for this event.

Dietary Requirements:

Please email Katrina on capsal1@bigpond.net.au for any specific dietary requirements.

We look forward to you joining us.

If you have any queries, our contact Details are: Kim Devine 0402744303 Katrina Capelli 0403356822 Kylie Crone 0433377563