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Volume 26 - 26 August, 2014 Dear Parents and Students
Living Water John 4:13 A rainfall of your love Seeps into parched spirits. A shower of your kindness Soaks dried out caring. A sprinkle of your grace Moistens hardened grudges. A stream of your comfort Softens endless hurts. A deluge of your peace Washes away irritability.
GOVERNANCE Last Saturday, the Loreto Schools’ Chairs of Council and Loreto Schools’ Principals gathered at Loreto Mandeville Hill in Toorak, Melbourne to meet with the members of our National Governing Body, the Loreto Education Council and our Province Leader, Sr Margaret Mary Flynn IBVM. This is an annual meeting which allows time for important national dialogue between the Schools and the Province providing an opportunity for ongoing shared strategic visioning, planning and coordination. We are indeed most fortunate to be part of such a strong and vibrant network of schools where we can learn from, share and support each other in our commitment to provide excellence in education in the Mary Ward tradition. The purpose of the National Loreto Education Council is to:
provide leadership and inspiration to Loreto schools and other educational ministries;
encourage all educational ministries to reflect the values and ethos of Loreto and that all compliance requirements are met; and
give advice and recommendation to the Province Leader and Council on matters for discernment and decision.
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Its members are: Ms Sarah Rey (Chair), Mr John Sheldon, Justice Peter Garling, Dr E Jacqueline McGilp IBVM, Ms Rachel Grimes, Mr Chris Boys and Ms Philomena Billington. NEW BUILDING It was really quite exciting to watch the scaffolding coming down over the course of last week and to see our new building slowly emerging from its “cocoon”. Now we wait, with eager anticipation, to see the “curtain” screen installed. I am also pleased to report that the ‘handover’ of the new building will occur within the month and that its “Official Opening” will be on the afternoon of Sunday 19 October (prior to the ever-popular “Live & Wired” community event). More details about the Opening will follow in due course but for now I invite you to please keep this date free in your diaries.
PARENTS & FRIENDS’ FORUM On Sunday a small but committed group of Loreto parents gathered atop Mulwith to participate in enthusiastic discussions about the role and purpose of the P&F. This forum provided the P&F Executive and the School Leadership Team with some helpful insights in relation to future strategic directions of the P&F. I wish to thank David Causer, as P&F President, for his leadership of this forum and also the members of the Executive for their interest and attendance. The P&F will shortly be in further communication with all parents seeking further endorsement of its proposed direction from the wider parent body. I strongly urge you to participate and look forward to your contribution. BEST WISHES
To Mr Noel Williams for his forthcoming leave. We wish him safe and happy travels. Mr Williams’ absence commences this week. Mr Darren Howell will thus be the Acting Business Manager from 25 August to 8 October.
CONGRATULATIONS
To the Athletics Squad on the success of their efforts at yesterday’s Interschool CaSSSA competition and many thanks to the Year 11’s for their spirited support of the team. It was pleasing to see the girls giving their best and competing strongly for Loreto. Loreto finished 5th Overall and placed 3rd in the Percentage Trophy.
To Ella van Dyck (Year 9) on winning the Irish Dancing 13 Years Girls’ State Championships.
To the Loreto Tournament of Minds team on winning the Regional Finals of the Social Science Division. This is an outstanding achievement and we wish the team all the very best as they progress to the State Championships.
CONDOLENCES To Riah Manser (Year 8) whose Grandfather recently passed away. May he rest peacefully in God’s loving care. Amen. Yours sincerely Chery Hamilton Principal
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Wednesday 27 August
Sunday 7 September
Debating Grand Finals
Water Polo Trials 3.00pm - 4.30pm
Thursday 28 August
Wednesday 10 September
Lunchtime Music Recital
Round 4 - BMTA Touch Football
Thursday 11 September
Round 2 - CaSSSA Basketball
Friday 29 August
Lunchtime Music Recital
Friday 12 September
Big Band Workshop 3.00pm - 5.00pm
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 6.00pm
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 5.00pm
Round 6 - BMTA Touch Football
Sunday 31 August
Sunday 14 September
LPPA Spring Luncheon
Tuesday 2 September
Water Polo Trials
Year 12 QCS
Monday 15 September
P&F AGM - 7.00pm
Water Polo Trials 3.00pm - 4.30pm
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Wednesday 3 September
Tuesday 16 September
Year 12 QCS
Round 1 - CaSSSA Basketball
Wednesday 17 September
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Thursday 4 September
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Met East Track & Field Meet
Round 3 - CaSSSA Basketball
Round 5 - BMTA Touch Football
Thursday 18 September
Friday 5 September
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Met East Track & Field Meet
Year 10 BP Excursion
Private Music Tuition Term 4 Forms Due
Round 7 - BMTA Touch Football
P&F Father’s Day Breakfast - MWC
Friday 19 September
Year 9 Brisbane Writers’ Festival Visit
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 6.00pm
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 5.00pm
END OF TERM 3
Date Claimer Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast The event this year will be held on Sunday, 12 October at Moda, Portside from 9am. Further details to come.
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Influenza Season Influenza season has started in Queensland. One third of all flu cases and hospital admissions this year have been reported in the last two weeks (as of 11 August 2014). Adults aged 30 – 49 years have been most affected by flu so far this year. The number of flu cases across all ages, including school aged children, can be expected to continue to rise over the coming weeks. The importance of frequent hand washing with soap and water followed by thorough hand drying using a single-use towel should be reinforced and promoted. Alcohol based hand gel/wipes can also be used. However, these products are not as effective when hands are visibly dirty or greasy. Ensure coughs and sneezes are covered, preferably with a disposable tissue. Staff, visitors and children should stay home if sick. Staff and children with flu-like symptoms—fever, dry cough, muscle and joint pain, tiredness, extreme exhaustion, headache, sore throat and stuffy nose—should stay at home. Staff and children who present unwell with fever and other flu-like symptoms while at school should be sent home. Seek early medical advice if concerned. If you have any questions please contact your local public health unit www.health.qld.gov.au/cdcg/contacts.asp
Helen Carty - Deputy Principal - Pastoral Care
Careers News School Based Traineeships Many school based traineeships are currently on offer to Year 10 and 11 students. As these traineeships become available, students will be notified by email (this usually occurs every two weeks). Should any parents require further information about traineeship opportunities, please contact Christine Rynne at rynnec@lroeto.qld.edu.au QTAC Applications and Scholarships Currently Year 12 students are finalising their QTAC preferences with many students having begun the process of lodging their online applications. All applications are due by 30 September. Students are also reminded that they need to visit the various university websites to access scholarship information and applications. Follow these links to access current university offerings: Queensland University of Technology https://www.qut.edu.au/study/undergraduate-study/undergraduate-scholarships University of Queensland http://scholarships.uq.edu.au/ Griffith University http://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships Australian Catholic University http://www.acu.edu.au/study_at_acu/courses/scholarships_and_financial_support Christine Rynne - Careers Coordinator
Free Maths Help for Students Maths is a subject that requires constant practice. Sometimes, students may need help with a particular problem or problems. Please make use of the FREE MATHS TUTORING available at Loreto. Before school
- Room 219 (7:30am to 8:15am)
Lunch hours
Tuesday to Thursday
- Room 219 (see someone in the adjoining staff room if no-one is in room 219)
Friday
- Room 210 (12:45pm start)
The Learning Enrichment team also offers help on Tuesday lunch times in Room 508 for Year 8 students. Adrian Corrado - Mathematics Coordinator
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Year 12QCS Test - One Week to Go The Year 12s have been working incredibly as a team, in preparation for the upcoming QCS Test. They have participated actively during QCS classes and have performed solidly in their practices, improving steadily and growing in confidence with each one. With only one week to go, they are ready to put all this practice and motivation into action. The timeline for the two days of testing is as follows: Tuesday, 2 September
Wednesday, 3 September
Morning Session
WRITING TASK
SHORT RESPONSE ITEMS
Afternoon Session
MULTIPLE CHOICE I
MULTIPLE CHOICE II
The 12s have been invited to attend breakfast together on the first morning, commencing at 7.30am in the Rotunda. We wish our Year 12 students the best of luck and know that they will do themselves and their Loreto community proud. Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator
Music News Lunchtime Recital Term Three Lunchtime Music Recitals will be held this week on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 August. Come along to the MWC Stage to support your friends! Thursday’s concert will feature Chanelle Gandhi, Sophie Capell, Audrei Bandola, Patrice Lorimer, Morgan O’Neill, Rachel Dalton and Melanie Yee. Friday’s Concert will feature Clare Randall, Lucy Towner, Lauren O’Neill, Abigail Clark, Gaby Beiers, Daniella Pham, Tylah Eisenhut and Taylor Whitewood. All this talent plus another surprise performance from one of our Music Tutors! The Lion King Senior Music students, don’t forget that we have booked tickets 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. EXTRA TICKETS – As there are minimum numbers required on each date for group bookings, we have 4 SPARE STUDENT TICKETS for each of these performances. If you would like to come to this show with us, the tickets are in Balcony 2 and cost $55 each. Contact Mr Langford via email asap as I am sure they will sell very quickly! Preference will be given to students studying year 10 Classroom Music but first in first served will still be considered. Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
Year 10 Deportment Classes The Friday Deportment classes being run by Mrs Wilson this term will start next Friday, August 29 for four weeks from 3.30 - 6.00pm. Classes will be held in the Home Economics room and parents are asked to collect students from Lade Street after class, so proper supervision of all students can occur until parents arrive.
Year 10 Camp Forms We would appreciate the return of any overdue camp forms to the office as soon as possible. Additional medical forms for specific medical conditions need to be returned to the school office by Monday 1 September. Michelle Davidson - Year 10 Coordinator
Year 11 English Literary Tour to New Farm Through small back streets, where the trees hang over the heads of the passer-by and the leaves crumble under foot. Over high bridges where you can see the world and feel its cool breath. Within the crowded places where people laugh and play. These are the places that fill our dreams and move our hearts, if we just stop. - Meghan Williams-Dell Iron girders stretched far into the distance. The criss-crossing metal beams, a massive structure of suburbia, sprawling above the grassy stretch below. Birds skipped the grass below, pecking at the ground in search of food, singing softly. A tranquil setting, if it weren’t for the cars rumbling overhead. The distinct smell of car fumes, overlayed that of the outdoors. Brian had always found the bridge bigger from this angle, a jungle of concrete and metal towering above him. - Melike Hatcliff
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The lamppost towered above her. Her shoulders were stiff as her eyes darted in swift, startled movements. It didn’t matter that she had been here so many times before, the familiarity of this place held no comfort for her. Flashes of memory darted before her eyes – vibrantly-coloured flowers as she danced on the luscious grass through the gardens, the laughter of children in the maze of trees - but she supressed them. It did no good to pain herself with recollections of her past. All she had left to do was wait. The rose bushes were dead now, their twigs spirally creepily, casting spidery shadows against the moonlight. The grass was prickly beneath her feet, and the endless trees, once teaming with life, stood silent. Everything was as supremely altered as she was. Once a place of beauty, now it held no life. - Lauren Gleed A lush oasis of foliage, a smattering of gold light, the breeze whispered serenity. The air smelled of stable family structures, freshly washed linen and lovingly prepared lunchboxes. White picket fences and paved driveways boasted, screamed, hollered affluence. But I wonder, when the paint peels off and the golden light fades, if these people, who seem to revel in perfection, have lives that are anything but. If our houses reflected our happiness and not our wallets, would they be homeless? - Matilda Day
The bright red and yellow paint of the structure’s timbers had long since faded, bleached by the sun. The seats worn down by use, their once harsh edges smoothed over… I revelled in architecture. The intricate carvings in the wood told stories of years gone by. I could hear the Jazz music, laughter, talking, all in my mind, imagining the rotunda’s better days. I went back to my grandmother’s letter, the letter that lead me here. - McKenna Buckley
Co-Curricular Music Primary Music Camp On Sunday almost 100 primary students from 22 local schools came to Loreto for the annual Primary Music Camp. This year, for the first time, we ran five ensembles – two concert bands, a string ensemble, guitar ensemble and choir! The primary musicians had a great day rehearsing before performing a concert for their parents in the afternoon. It was amazing what they achieved and brought to “performance standard” in such a short time! Once again our Loreto girls provided fantastic service to this community by helping with the morning registration, running tutorial sessions, playing along with the groups, and looking after the students throughout the day. Thanks to Gaby Beiers, Rachel Dalton, Lucy Towner, Kate O’Sullivan, Ainsley Carter, Laura Schenk, Mia Wong, Grace King, Sophia Clark, Izabella Cehajic, Sophie Tomlinson, Lauren Hocking, Melanie Irwin, Emelie Beausang, Lily Betzien, Georgia Christie, Lauren Gleed, Francis Wong, Chelsea Kuhl, Nikita Bedwell, Kristelle Jaimes, Marie Falieros, Rachelle Pinto, Eloise Sim, Clair Da-Rin De-Barbera, Holly Davey, Sophie Muggeridge, Sabrina Sydney, Austen Whitewood, April Lopez Vaquero, Audrey McCosker, Rachel Larkin, Jemma Stubbs, Brigid Kelly, Lucy Nielson, Gaby King, Miriam Kwong, Lillian Yee, Louisa Gough, Grace O’Shea, McKenna Buckley, Taylor Whitewood, Kathleen Lambert and Grea Effeney who all volunteered to help out at some stage during the day! What a fantastic effort! Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
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Tournament of Minds Congratulations to the Loreto Tournament of Minds girls for winning the Secondary Social Science Division – Brisbane Region, on Saturday 23 August. They now progress to the State Finals in September. Congratulation, Miranda Pattison, Caitlin Faux, Abigail Clark, Sofia Reginato, Lisa Gorse and Sylvana Diakogeorge. Rosemary Diako - TOM Coordinator
Interact Father’s Day Raffle Remember to purchase your Father’s Day raffle tickets. Interact has great prizes for the Father's Day Raffle. Tickets are $1 each. Prizes have been kindly donated by supporters of the Loreto Community and Interact. 1st Prize:
$100 Voucher Westfield Donated by Graig Bullen Remax
2nd Prize:
$60 Voucher Singh's at Cooparoo
3rd Prize:
Entertainment Book and Loreto College Umbrella
Sports Department Water Polo - 2014/2015 A reminder for all girls who wish to trial for the upcoming Water Polo Season 2014/2015 - please register online your interest by 4 September ( you would have received an email with the link last week).
7 September from 4.30 - 6.00pm there will be trials for all Loreto girls and Prospective Loreto girls interested in playing for the Loreto Warriors teams (U13, U14, U15, U16, U18) for 2014/15.
They will take place at Clem Jones Pool, Zahel St, Carina.
Please bring swim cap, goggles, water bottle, sunscreen, towel and togs.
There will have a qualified Senior coach who will conduct various drills, and a swim set, to determine skill levels. The girls MUST attend the trial to be selected for a team. If you are unable to attend you must contact me on 33949980 or email stevensm@loreto.qld.edu.au Meg Stevens - Water Polo Coordinator
Touch Football - BMTA Junior Competition Draw: Round 4 - Thursday 28 August Open A
Loreto (Barry)
Open B/C
AHS Panthers
8.20pm
Field 3
Loreto (Mornane) vs
AHS Jaguars
8.20pm
Field 1
16 B/C
Loreto (Mulhall)
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Southern Storm Stunners
7.30pm
Field 13
16 B/C
Loreto (Ward)
vs
Southern Storm Stunners
8.20pm
Field 6
16 D
Loreto (Deshon)
vs
AHS Strikers
7.30pm
Field 8
14 B
Loreto (Mulwith)
vs
AHS Broncos
6.40pm
Field 9
14 C Blue
Loreto Blue
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Southern Storm Skittles
6.40pm
Field 12
14 D Blue
Loreto Gold
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Stuartholme 8 Red
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Results: Round 3 of Grading Games - Thursday 21 August Open A
Loreto (Barry)
BYE
Open B/C
Loreto (Mornane)
vs
Stuartholme Red
Lost 0 - 6
16 B/C
Loreto (Mulhall)
vs
Uni Rebels Emus
Won 7 - 1
16 B/C
Loreto (Ward)
BYE
16 D
Loreto (Deshon)
vs
Wildcatz Jaguars
Lost 1 - 10
14 B
Loreto (Mulwith)
vs
Uni Rebels Dingoes
Drew 3 - 3
14 C Blue
Loreto (Blue)
vs
AHS Panthers
Won 2 - 1
14 D Blue
Loreto (Gold)
vs
AHS Pumas
TBA
Calling all Loreto Businesses! On 19 October, Loreto brings you the ‘Live & Wired Music Festival’, an afternoon of wining, dining, jazz, soul and rock on the Deshon Oval. Businesses connected with our Loreto community, such as real estate agents, food and beverage suppliers, and retailers are invited to submit an expression of interest, to display their business at the festival. Business categories will be determined by ‘first-in-best-dressed’ and are imagined to include a 3 x 3 metre stand, logo displays and suitable promotional material. Please direct enquiries to Catherine Shipton, Community Relations & Development Manager, shiptonc@loreto.qld.edu.au or 3394 9957.
Mt Gravatt PCYC 10th Anniversary Come along and celebrate PCYC Mt Gravatt’s 10th Anniversary Party on 13 September from 10am-2pm, at 90 Klumpp Rd Mt Gravatt, next to the Hibiscus Sports Center. We are hosting a Community Festival with a smorgasbord of live music from our local youth, heaps of activities including rock climbing walls, face painting, art activities, martial arts displays, community stalls, Police car, yummy food, a photo booth, and prizes for best tricks in the skate park!! Contact: Jeanette McGhee E: jeanette.mcghee@pcyc.org.au or Phone: 3420 4655.
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea Event - Coorparoo Discount Pharmacy Come join us at the Coorparoo Discount Pharmacy on Cavendish Road, for a Cuppa and Cake!!!! You are invited to our 10th Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea Event for 2014. Please come along to support this important cause and remember “every cup counts in the fight against cancer”. Morning Tea will be served in-store from 9.30am, on Wednesday 10 September, with all proceeds from your $10.00 donation going to The Cancer Council.
Room to Read - Date Claimer Since retiring as Loreto’s Librarian, Kathy Hedemann has been volunteering with ‘Room to Read’, an international organisation which raises money to establish libraries and promote literacy in Asia and Africa. Room to Read founder, John Wood, left a lucrative career with Microsoft. Between 2000 and 2010, his organization established 10,000 libraries – more libraries than Starbucks opened coffee shops! The total now is 16,549 libraries; 14,588,494 books distributed; 1029 books published; 1824 schools constructed; 27,159 girls’ education participants. Loreto College has kindly offered to allow us to hold a ’Room to Read’ dinner in the Mary Ward Centre, on Friday 17 October. A Sri Lankan caterer will be providing a wonderful meal. This fundraiser is for girls’ education – a cause very dear to Loreto’s heart! To secure your seats, please book and pay on-line at: http://www.trybooking.com/FRMD OR http://www.trybooking.com/99687 There’s a discount for Loreto students and also for tables of 10. Keep in touch with events through the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/roomtoreadbrisbane Kathy Hedemann - Teacher-Librarian - Retired
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P&F News Parent Forum Thanks to everyone who attended the Parent Forum on Sunday. It was great to see new and old faces on the top floor of the Mulwith building where we discussed the role of the P&F and how it can support parents and the school. A number of great ideas were generated which will be further developed before being shared with parents. The event underlined how much parents have in common including the issues that their daughters face in the different years of high school. We should also acknowledge the efforts of those who were involved in organising the event. You can look forward to more details in the future. Father’s Day Breakfast Attention Dads. If you haven’t attended this event previously it is a great way to share quality time with your daughter, meet other fathers and their daughters and enjoy a hearty breakfast beside the swimming pool at the Mary Ward Centre. It is being held at 7am on Friday 5 September which gives you time to get to work etc. If you are interested please remember to book at www.trybooking.com/didf AGM Time is running out to nominate for positions on the P&F executive committee. If you are interested in any of the following roles (President, Vice-President (2), Treasurer and Secretary) complete the nomination form on the following page and return to the school in accordance with the instructions by Friday. If you want to know what they involved, we urge you to get in touch with the current office holders whose details can be found at the Community page on the Loreto website at this page: http://www.loreto.qld.edu.au/community/parents-and-friends/. Even if you don’t want to put yourself forward you can contribute in another way. In any case we would welcome you to the annual general meeting (AGM) to be held Tuesday 2 September when the positions will be filled. The AGM begins at 7pm in Room 605 on the bottom floor of the Gonzaga Barry Building. Garry West - P&F Secretary
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Loreto Parents’ & Friends Association
TUESDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER 2014 - 7.00 pm - Room 605, Loreto College Nominations are called for the positions of: President Vice-President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
Committee Member
Music, Sport, Hospitality Support Group
Year 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 Year Level Representatives
I, _________________________________________________________
nominate
To the position of _____________________________________________
Seconded by _________________________________________________
Nomination accepted __________________________________________
Date __________________
Please return nomination slips to Trish Willing, College Office by Friday 29 August 2014 or email: Trish Willing
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Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 1 September - Friday 5 September Monday 1 September: Loretta Lazzaretti, Siobhan Stafford, Anne Schenk Tuesday 2 September: Catherine Davies, Anne Pattison, Rachael Sydney, Maureen Robb Wednesday 3 September: Barrie Spring, Louisa Coote, Vivienne Lloyd Thursday 4 September: Karen Chaston, Leanne Jackson, Caroline Da-Rin-De-Barbera Friday 5 September: Deanna Smith, Lisa Kuhl, Steve/Marie Baaker, Loretta Winter, Roxanne Iwinski
Library Volunteers Monday 1 September - Friday 5 September Monday 1 September: Sharyn Luton, Tania White, Kathy Kwan Tuesday 2 September: Jane Bennett, Valerie Gorse, Maureen Robb Wednesday 3 September: Melissa Lorimer, Elizabeth Aguilar Thursday 4 September: Cecilia Henderson, Julia Della Friday 5 September: Leanne Reginato, Leigh Murdoch
Tuckshop Special - $4.00 Monday 1 September: Tuesday 2 September: Wednesday 3 September: Thursday 4 September: Friday 5 September:
Chicken and Cheese Burgers Toasted Crispy Chicken Wraps Spinach & Ricotta Cannelloni with garlic bread Tortellini with Bolognaise sauce Thai Green Chicken curry & rice
The Annual Loreto P&F
Father’s Day Breakfast Entry by gold coin donation
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Calling all Loreto Dads! Kick off your Father’s Day weekend with a breakfast with your daughters. Come and dine together on bacon and egg burgers, fresh fruit, juice, tea and coffee. Grab the chance to catch up with other fathers. Each year this event gets bigger and better so don’t miss out!
Please RSVP by Monday 1 Sept Book today at www.trybooking.com/didf
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2014 Spring
LUNCHEON
TICKETS SELLING FAST!
Join our special guest Helen McCabe Editor-in-Chief of The Australian Women’s Weekly A Marryatville Past Pupil, hear Helen reflect on her days as a Loreto student.
SUNDAY 14 SEPTEMBER, 12 NOON Skyroom, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Grey Street Entrance, South Brisbane
Standard
$100 pp
Students* & the Class of 2013
$60 pp
Your ticket includes a stunning two course meal and selection of quality beverages**
RSVP FRIDAY 5 SEPTEMBER Advance bookings only - sorry no tickets at the door You are welcome to join a mixed table or why not nominate as a table captain and get ten friends together? Multi-draw raffle with proceeds to The Loreto Scholarship Fund & Mary Ward International Australia Enquiries to Catherine Shipton 3394 9957 | shiptonc@loreto.qld.edu.au
BOOK TODAY www.trybooking.com/DBMC The Spring Luncheon is a proud tradition of the Loreto Coorparoo Past Pupils’ Association Inc. We welcome all members of the Loreto Community; present, past and future, to join us. We look forward to enjoying your company! *Loreto Students up to Year 12 **Proof of age required for service of alcohol