Loreto College Newsletter 26 May 2015

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

Volume 16 - 26 May, 2015 Dear Parents & Students Pentecost Prayer 2015 For the Lord has come to his people, and the earth trembles with joy, the Father is kindling his fire on the earth, the Son is roving with life in his touch, the Spirit is rising though we are falling.

(Peter Steele SJ “If you watch”)

God of life and Spirit of courage Touch the hearts of the wounded and oppressed that they may be healed and restored to fullness of life.

Touch the minds of the powerful so they may see that peace can only come through justice given today.

Touch the hearts and minds of those with the responsibility to vote for change and speak the truth, that moved with compassion we will work to create a future that is just, inclusive and equitable, beginning today.

We make our prayer in the name of Jesus. Amen.

NATIONAL DAY OF HEALING AND NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK Today, May 26, is our National Day of Healing (National Sorry Day). This is a day when we as Australians remember our own Indigenous people, the Stolen Generations, forcibly removed from their families as a result of government policies. Today we are called to work together for healing and reconciliation.

During National Reconciliation Week (celebrated each year from 27 May – 3 June) we commemorate two significant points in the journey of reconciliation – the anniversaries of the successful 1967 Referendum and the High Court Mabo decision on Native Title.

“At the heart of these events is the connection to land and, depending on one’s culture, its importance. For Indigenous people, connection to land is vital to survival. It is not just a “lifestyle choice” but “life”.

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The effects of the Referendum and Mabo are still felt, not only by Indigenous people, but by the whole Australian society. It is with mixed feelings that we commemorate these events and, in many cases, with little understanding of the experience of the First Australians. The history of the treatment of the Australian Indigenous people by the first settlers and consecutive Australian governments has also been mixed – difficult and uncomfortable for Australians to face. But whether we like it or not, most of us have benefitted from their dispossession.” Sr Janet Palafox ibvm.

To read more visit http://loreto.org.au/news/national-day-of-healing-and-national-reconciliation-week/ CONGRATULATIONS To the following two students who were each presented with Loreto Charms on last week’s assembly as they will soon be travelling overseas to represent their State and/or Australia in different sports. 

Tiaan Smith (Year 10) travels to New Zealand playing in the Australian U17 Volleyball team; and

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Jessica Galpin (Year 11) travels to Los Angeles in the US as a member of the U17 emerging Queensland State Basketball team.

We wish each of them great success knowing that they will be wonderful ambassadors for Loreto.

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To Loreto’s Team Innovation who came Third at the QUT Blueshift competition on Saturday. The team comprising Nicole Hodge, Isabelle Orazio, Brittany DiSavia and Jemima Reid (Year 11’s) did extremely well given the high level of competition from schools across Queensland and New South Wales.

BEST WISHES 

To the Loreto Cross Country Team who will be competing in the CaSSSA Carnival this Friday. We wish them every success as we again defend our title as winners of the Cross Country Percentage Trophy.

CONDOLDENCES 

To Georgia Williams (2015) and Catherine Williams (2011) on the recent sudden passing of their Grandfather, Earl Rawlings. We pray for them and their family at this time of loss. We also pray that their Grandfather rests eternally lovingly in God’s eternal peace.

Yours sincerely Cheryl Hamilton Principal

POTENTIAL FOR HARM – Social Media site Ask.Fm and others I wish to repeat concerns expressed in previous newsletters about the potential for significant harm in the “teen/tween” use of free social media sites such as ask.fm; tumblr; formspring and snapchat.

The ask.fm site in particular causes me great concern because it is used by users to post questions about themselves, or to others, and wait for replies and responses. This sounds innocuous enough, however, what this site lacks is the critically important privacy controls of other mainstream sites and the replies and responses can be completely anonymous.

In terms of cyber-safety this site provides users with an ‘open-door’ to cause and/or receive psychological harm.

The ‘openness’ of this site’s access also means that non-users can easily link in to an individual’s postings via a simple Google search using the user’s name and ask.fm together.

A quick exploration of the site reveals that many young users post inappropriate images of themselves; engage in ‘risky’ profiling and discussion; use offensive language and imagery; and get drawn into negativity which can spiral.

It is vital on such sites that students do not refer to their school and/or give other personal information as this information can be used to track and trace individuals.

The school does not wish to be linked in any way to the ask.fm site and the associated posts. Students who refer to Loreto on this site, via their any comments or postings, are in breach of our expectations and policies.

I ask that all students remove any references to Loreto and also encourage them to disable their activity on this and other similar sights, urging them rather to be young women of sincerity, verity, felicity and hope.

I ask all parents to please consider your daughter’s social media activity and her cyber-safety.

Helen Carty - Deputy Principal - Pastoral Care

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Wednesday 27 May 

CaSSSA Tri 2 Sport - Round 2

Thursday 28 May 

Ward House Fundraiser

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Debating Round 4 - Year 9 & 11

Friday 29 May 

Year 10 Careers Expo Excursion

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CaSSSA Cross Country Carnival

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Year 12 Japanese Taste of Uni Trip

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Interact Dance - Year 7 - Year 10 (PCYC Carindale)

Year 7 Parent Social

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Rosies’ Street Outreach - 6.30pm

Date:

Friday 7 August

Saturday 30 May

Time:

From 6.30 pm

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Venue:

The Story Bridge Hotel, Kangaroo Point

Year 11 Mother / Daughter High Tea

Sunday 31 May 

Year 10 Mother / Daughter Brunch

Date Claimers:

Fundraising Dinner - Room to Read projects in Nepal

Monday 1 June

Date:

Saturday 19 September

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Year 12 Drama Excursion

Venue:

Mary Ward Centre, Loreto College

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Year 12 Parent Information Night - 6.00pm

Tuesday 2 June

Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast

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Year 11 & 12 Hospitality High Tea

Date:

Sunday 11 October

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P&F Meeting - 7.00pm

Time:

9.00am - 11.00 am

Venue:

The Landing at Dockside, Kangaroo Point

Wednesday 3 June 

CaSSSA Tri 2 Sport - Round 3

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Debating Round 4 - Year 10 & 12

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Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on Students with Disability (NCCD) From 2015, all schools across Australia are taking part in the implementation of a new national data collection on school students with disability. The data will provide information about the number of students with disability in schools, where they are located and the level of adjustments they receive.

The information provided through this new national data collection will enable all Australian governments to better target support and resources to benefit students with disability. Better information about school students with disability will help teachers, principals and education authorities to put the right supports in place for students with disability to take part in school on the same basis as students without disability.

Information will be recorded in such a way that no child can be identified. Student names will not be collected.

Inclusion in the data collection is voluntary. If you wish your young person to be excluded from this, you can choose to opt-out of the data collection by informing the school in writing.

Click on the following website link to access the factsheet on the Information for Parents/Carers. https://docs.education.gov.au/system/files/doc/other/nationally_consistent_data_collectionparents_and_carers_version_no_2.pdf Please contact Mrs Ruth Goldney on 3394 9999 for any additional information or concerns about the process.

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Geography News The South Bank Connection…….

Last Monday, Year 7 Blue and Gold undertook their first integrated field trip to South Bank and its surrounds, as part of their studies for Art, English and Geography. The students gathered data through all of their senses on their walk between Kurilpa Bridge and the City Botanic Gardens, in a bid to inspire creativity. In addition to having the opportunity to listen to indigenous storyteller “Uncle Joe” convey a number of tales about the Brisbane River, the students were also actively involved in sketching and photographing various features, which helped them see South Bank and the surrounds in a very different light. Not only was it a very productive day, but it was also a most enjoyable and fun day.

We commend the students on their excellent behaviour and enthusiasm, making it a very worthwhile experience. We would also like to thank the staff who assisted on the day, including Ms Gallen, Mrs Dawes, Mrs McKeown, Mrs Williams, Mrs Davidson, Mrs Hamlet and Ms Runge. We now look forward to seeing what the students gained from the day as it becomes illustrated in their respective tasks.

Leonie McCulkin, Catherine O’Donoghue and Diane Hanson - Art, English and Geography Curriculum Leaders

Drama News Junior Drama Club On Monday 18 May, our Year 7 students performed short scripts to an audience of peers and family. It was obvious how much the girls enjoyed the experience and the depth of talent we have here at Loreto. Thank you to the parents for being a very attentive audience and to Mrs Anna Neilson, Year 7 Coordinator, for her support.

On Monday, 25 May the Year 8 students will have the opportunity to showcase their acting skills. The audience is welcome to arrive at 4.45pm, performances will begin at 5pm and the running time is approximately one hour in Room 411. This performance will conclude Junior Drama Club for 2015. Thank you to our Year 12 Drama Council who have provided an amazing weekly experience for our younger students.

Theatre Production Weekly workshops are now underway as Drama students in Years 10 -12 begin shaping dramatic action and developing characterisation for our commissioned script. Playwright, Victoria Carless, will meet with the girls on Friday, 29 May in Room 411 from 3.30pm – 5.30pm for a guided reading of the first draft.

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Career News Starting a new job?

Any student who is currently employed or looking at starting a job, but is unsure of her rights as a young worker, the 'Help for young workers' website will guide you through your rights and responsibilities. Go to the Important Info tab of the College careers website (http://www.loretocollegecareers.com/) and click on help for young workers to find out more.

Chris Rynne - Pathways Coordinator

Year 7 Happenings Exam Block Year 7s will have some exams in an exam block on June 9 & 10. These include Geography, Science, and Maths. Girls who do History will complete a History activity (not for assessment). Some study and preparation time is also included on Tuesday 9 June.

After Exams After exams are finished, Year 7s will return to normal classes. There are five activities in the final weeks that will interrupt the normal class schedule.

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10 June

Period 3/4

Track and Field Events for the Athletics Carnival

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10 June

Period 5/6

Computer Tidy Up and Filing of Documents

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12 June

All Day

Introduction To Debating

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19 June

All Day

Introduction to Brainology

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26 June

All Day

Interhouse Athletics Carnival

If you have debating experience and are interested in providing some help on the Introduction to Debating day please email me to indicate your interest. nielsona@loreto.qld.edu.au. The day will include some input into the techniques and skills required by a debater, a session where the girls will research a topic in house teams and an interhouse debating competition in the afternoon. A number of past pupils have generously offered their time to help the Year 7s on that day.

Anna Nielson - Year 7 Coordinator

Year 12 Parent Information Night A reminder that the Year 12 QCS information evening will commence at 6.00pm on Monday 1 June in the Mary Ward Centre. Mrs Carstensen, Deputy Principal – Curriculum and Technology, will discuss the components of the QCS Test, SAIs, the scaling process and the calculation of OPs. Pathways Coordinator Ms Rynne, will present information on career preparation and tertiary entrance, outlining the process for QTAC applications and relevant deadlines. We look forward to seeing you there.

Year 12 Formal

When: Saturday 18 July, 2015 Venue: Grand Ballroom, Hilton Hotel, Elizabeth Street, City Time:

7.00-11.30pm

The Year 12 students are looking forward to their Formal with eager anticipation. This will be a special occasion for the seniors and certainly a highlight of their final year at the College. A letter has already gone home about the evening and our expectations to ensure a happy, safe and memorable evening is had by all. Tickets can be purchased via www.trybooking.com/hrwc and payment needs to be completed by Friday 5 June.

The girls have been fully briefed about behaviour (which extends to partners) and 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. It is timely to remind parents about the issue of alcohol consumption by underage drinkers and that episodes of binge drinking can seriously harm the health of your daughters. Please discuss this with your daughters to ensure their safety.

We look forward to sharing this special occasion with you and we hope that each girl has a most enjoyable evening that she will fondly remember for the years to come.

Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator

Year 8 Camp Last week, the Year 8 students spent three days at the Tallebudgera Active Recreation Centre. The students participated in numerous activities – body boarding, high ropes, team challenge, catapults, archery and rock climbing. Through these

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activities, the girls developed new friendships, faced challenges and supported each other. There were countless laughs, words of encouragement and ‘high fives’ when challenges were met. The students participated with enthusiasm and enjoyed the range of activities. I wish to sincerely thank the staff members who accompanied the girls on camp – Ms Gallen, Ms Dawes, Ms Coyle, Mrs Ashton, Ms Engler, Dr Shale, Ms Runge, Mrs Goldney, Mrs Little, Ms Mulherin and Ms Gaber. At the end of the three days, certificates were awarded to girls who were outstanding in their efforts throughout the group sessions.

The qualities recognised included their willingness to meet challenges, to work co-operatively, to support other students and to establish new friendships. Certificates were awarded to Mikaela Turville, Gabrielle Nichols, Isabella Harper-Hill, Lily Rae, Bianca Flores, Jessica Riley, Caitlyn Hall, Lydia Wintour, Lara Tomlinson, Isobelle McCullough, Maggie Thomas and Stephanie Felesina. It was great to see the Year 8 students as they participated, cooperated and radiated.

Jan Kearney – Year 8 Coordinator

Gallipoli Centenary Visiting Gallipoli for the centenary of the Anzac landings was an experience of a lifetime. It was a surreal experience to be at the dawn service and listening to dignitaries like Tony Abbott and Prince Charles make incredible speeches about what Anzac meant to them. What I really enjoyed about the service is that it was focused on celebrating the incredible bravery and mateship of our soldiers. To quote from John Key’s speech: “I will not say lest we forgot, because after 100 years we can say, on this day, April 25 2015, we remember”.

After spending a few days around Çanakkale visiting important battle fields and cemeteries we travelled to Brussels and had a fun day seeing the sights and eating many waffles. Then, we made our way to Ypres and were fortunate enough to be a part of the Menin Gate service. This service has run every night at 8pm since the end of World War I. It was a very special night, with our group’s choir singing the Australian national anthem to conclude the service.

We then travelled to the Somme, where some of the most devastating battles of World War I took place; it was an emotional experience for us all. Finally, we completed the tour in Paris, where we covered Notre Dame, the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe all in one very busy day. It seemed crazy that the tour was coming to an end; the two weeks had flown by and we were definitely not ready to say goodbye.

The trip was an experience of a lifetime. The friends I’ve made, the places I’ve seen, I’ll never forget.

Taylor Whitewood

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Mission Day - Cent Auction On Mission Day the Year 9 girls ran two cent auctions- one for the Year 8’s and the other for the Year 7’s. I’d like to thank the Year 9 class captains, SRC representatives and extra helpers who worked hard in the weeks leading up to the day and during the Auction itself. Lots of fun was had by all, many great prizes won and over two thousand dollars raised.

A special thank you to Nick Gjokmarkovic from Harvey Norman Macgregor for his generous donations and to Carindale Grill’d for donating two vouchers. The event was a great success. Kirsty Gore – Year 9 Coordinator

Year 9 Home Economics Celebrations

Science News Year 12 Physics Extended Experimental Investigations

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On Friday 15 May we had our first night hike. We traversed tracks for two hours around Mt Coot-tha. The turnout was good with nearly everyone there. Loreto One was all in attendance for the first time in two months. Everyone appeared to be enjoying themselves, with lots of shrieks and screams that sounded like fun but apparently were not. Lots of spiders and cane toads frequented the track creating mayhem. In the end everyone survived and we all got to use our head torches. Phew!

Sunday 24 May we had our second major practice hike with Cav Rd SHS. This is a challenge even for the fittest of the fit.

It is a 28km loop around Leo’s Break, Hell Hole Break, Centre Rd and Camp Mt. Everyone bravely gave it their best. Out of twelve teams from both schools who started only two finished the 28km loop, one team each from Cav Rd and Loreto.

A third team, from Loreto, made it to Check Point Four before running out of time. All remaining teams exited after Check Point Three. This is a good result for Loreto and gives us a good indicator that all teams are on track. Thank you to our parent support crews Glenys, Maurice, Liz, Gayle, Steven, Marie and James. We appreciate your help and support.

At the end of week five, two of the squad have covered more than 200km of training. Sara Bakker is well out in front with 220km at an average speed of 4.8km/h and Emily Andrew has completed 205km. Next in line is Catherine Weiss with 199km. Sara has also a 100% attendance which is a very good effort. Well done!

Our next training hike is this Saturday 30 May at Bellbird Grove followed by a weekend of rest. This will be 23.5km in distance which is abit shorter but still very difficult and including most of the steepest inclines and declines on the course.

Like the past two training sessions, it will test participants both mentally and physically. To be successful, all the skills learnt to date will be needed.

Loreto Lightning has surged ahead with their fundraising and is now within five dollars of reaching their minimum target to entitle them to compete. Well done! The Wombats have slipped to fifth place on the ladder but we know they have a few tricks up their sleeve. Loreto One and Loreto Coorparoo Four are still floundering needing about $100 each to reach their minimum fundraising target. Thank you to everyone who has generously donated and given the comments of encouragement. Your support of our teams is greatly appreciated.

We have four weeks left for our teams to raise the minimum fundraising. Two of our teams are still in desperate need of support and a third would love a hand to get over the line. Keen to support them? Please visit https:// kokodachallenge.com/donate-online and select Jim Stillman Cup for event and search for Loreto in the list of team names. Pick the team of choice and post your donation. Your donation goes to supporting youth at risk and PNG projects through The Kokoda Youth Foundation.

Alan Lane-Richardson - Coordinator Kokoda Challenge 2015

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Music News Loreto Music Festival Congratulations to the following students who have made it to the finals in Loreto Music Festival. The remaining results will be published as soon as the heats are finalised.

Year 7 Vocal Solo Elleigh Ings, Miranda James, Eloise Crawford Year 9 Vocal Solo Morgan O’Neill, Sylvana Diakogeorge, Sophia Morris Year 10 Vocal Solo Ella Smyth, Aimee Conwell, Helena Beiers Beginner Instrumental Solo

Bridgette Dabinett - Guitar, Isabella Crawford - Clarinet, Charisse Mone - Guitar, Caitlin Holmes - Clarinet Junior Instrumental Solo Tamara Wolf - Saxophone, Marie Falieros - Cello, Chloe Miller - Flute, Katerina Jackson - Guitar Advanced Instrumental Solo Violet Chan - Piano, Taylor Whitewood - Guitar, Lucy Nielson - Drumkit Senior Duet Lauren Effeney - Guitar, Grea Effeney - Guitar, Austen Whitewood - Clarinet, Holly Davey - Clarinet, Rachel Larkin- Guitar, Sophia Clarke - Guitar Accoustic Ensemble Lauren Effeney - Guitar, Grea Effeney - Bass, Isobella Scott - Guitar, Sophia Clarke - Guitar, Rachel Larkin - Guitar, Frances Wong - Drumkit, Brigitte Mastry - Violin, Julia Beiers - Guitar, Charlotte Grigson - Guitar, Georgia Christie - Clarinet, Austen Whitewood - Clarinet, Holly Davey - Clarinet, Lucy Towner - Clarinet Tertiary Preparation Workshop Here is some information for those wishing to apply for tertiary music places. Applications for the 2015 Tertiary Preparation Workshop (TPW), presented by Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University are closing shortly. TPW prepares students to approach the theoretical and practical aspects of their university audition process with confidence. Now in its thirteenth year, the workshop runs Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July and provides prospective instrumental and vocal students with an opportunity to work closely with Queensland Conservatorium staff and music industry professionals in state-of-the-art facilities at South Bank. The program includes workshops in theory and aural training, music comprehension, understanding university administration processes and performance practice sessions, which include mock auditions. During the program participants will also gain effective strategies for interviews and auditions and techniques to overcome performance anxiety. Places in the 2015 Tertiary Preparation Workshop are limited and only open to those in Years 10, 11, 12 and adults wishing to return to study. Please visit www.griffith.edu.au/music/open-conservatorium/tertiary-preparationworkshop or contact the TPW Project Administrator on 07 3735 6337 or email open-conservatorium@griffith.edu.au for further information.

Welcome to Yuri and Sally-Ann Djachenko, our new violin and viola teachers, who come to Loreto with many years of professional playing and teaching behind them.

Thank you to the many people who attended the Trivia Night on Saturday. There was a laugh a minute! Thank you very much to the MSG members who organized the night, prepared the venue and helped with the clean-up afterwards.

Jane Bernays - Acting Director of Music

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Sports Department Congratulations Congratulations to Helena Beier (Year 10) who ran at the Met East Cross Country trials. She was placed 5 th in her age group and has made the team to go to the Cross County State Championships again this year. Congratulations also to the following girls who were selected in the 15 Years Composite District Football: Katerina Astropalitis (Year 8), Riah Manser (Year 9) and Audrey McCosker (Year 10). The girls will be competing at the Metropolitan East trials at the Redland United Football Club at Cleveland on Thursday 28 May. CaSSSA Cross Country Carnival Will be held on Friday 29 May at Limestone Park, IPSWICH. The team has been selected with letters distributed on Monday and Tuesday this week. Permission forms MUST be returned by Thursday 28 May. There will be a Cross Country breakfast held Tuesday morning at 7.00am outside the Mary Ward Centre. We wish the girls every success at the carnival on Friday.

Meg Stevens - Director of Sport CaSSSA Sport CaSSSA Volleyball Congratulations to our Year 7 Volleyball Teams who played their first games last week. We had some great results with the 7As (Junior B1) and 7Cs (Junior E) recording a win.

Rebecca Bush - Volleyball Coordinator This Week’s Draw: Round 2 – 27 May Junior A (8A) V Brigidine

AWAY: Brigidine, Indoor Centre, Fairley St, INDOOROOPILLY

Junior B (1) (8B) V Loreto (2)

HOME: Loreto College, Mary Ward Centre, Cavendish Rd, COORPAROO

Junior B (2) (7A) V Loreto (1)

HOME: Loreto College, Mary Ward Centre, Cavendish Rd, COORPAROO

Junior C (7B) V St Rita’s

HOME: Loreto College, Mary Ward Centre, Cavendish Rd, COORPAROO

Junior D (8C) V Mt Alvernia

AWAY: Mt Alvernia, San Damiano Centre, Somerset Rd, KEDRON

Junior E (7C)V St Rita’s

AWAY/HOME: Loreto College, outside courts, Cavendish Rd, COORPAROO

CaSSSA Touch Football This Week’s Draw: Round 2 – 27 May JNR A – Mt Alvernia

Away:

North Star Soccer Club, Jennings Road, Zilmere

JNR C– BYE

BYE

OPEN A – Brigidine

Home:

Annerley Soccer Club, Victoria Terrace, Annerley

OPEN C- Brigidine

Home:

Annerley Soccer Club, Victoria Terrace, Annerley

Results: Round 1 Loreto Open A defeated Mt St Michaels 2-0 Loreto Open C defeated Mt Alvernia 1-0

Loreto Junior A lost against Brigidine 2-4 Loreto Junior C Lost against All Hallows 0-1

Adrian Corrado - Soccer Coordinator

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CaSSSA Hockey Results: Round 1 HOCKEY SENIOR

OPPONENT/LOSER

WINNER

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LOR

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4 -1

HOCKEY JUNIOR

OPPONENT/LOSER

WINNER

SCORE

A

LOR

MSM

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CaSSSA Netball

This Week’s Draw: Round 2 – 27 May OPPOSITION OPEN A V Lourdes Hill

VENUE AWAY:

Coach: Mrs Logan

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

OPEN B (1) V Loreto (2)

AWAY:

Coach: Kara Williams

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

OPEN B (2) V Loreto (1)

HOME:

Coach: Sam Firrell

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

OPEN C V Lourdes Hill College

AWAY:

Coach: Meg Roberts

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

OPEN D (1) V Mt Alvernia

HOME:

Coach: Chloe Zouppas

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

OPEN D (2) V Mary Mackillop

HOME:

Coach: Lynne Dixon

DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR

Intermediate A V St Mary’ Coach: Trinity Lowe Yr 10A Intermediate B V Lourdes Hill

Coach: Taya Christie Yr 10B Intermediate C V St Rita’s College Coach: Briony Logan Yr 9A Intermediate D V San Sisto College Coach: Georgia Dennis Yr 10C Intermediate E (1) V St Rita’s College Coach: Annie Passingham Yr 9B Intermediate E (2) V Brigidine

Coach: Rebecca Gillman Yr 10D Intermediate F (1) V San Sisto Coach: Mia Page Yr 9C Intermediate F (2) V Brigidine Coach: Melissa Roberts Yr 9D Intermediate G (1) V Lourdes Hill (1) Coach: Olivia Mastry Yr 9E Intermediate G (2) V St Rita’s College Coach: Chiara Asnicar Yr 9F

AWAY: DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR AWAY: DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR AWAY: DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR AWAY: DOWNEY PARK, WINDSOR AWAY: FAULKNER PARK, GRACEVILLE HOME:

FAULKNER PARK, GRACEVILLE HOME: FAULKNER PARK, GRACEVILLE HOME: FAULKNER PARK, GRACEVILLE AWAY: FAULKNER PARK, GRACEVILLE HOME:

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Results: Round 1

A reminder that all girls involved in the CaSSSA sport need to submit a permission note by morning tea Wednesday if they wish to be collected at the venue.

NETBALL OPEN

OPPONENT/LOSER

WINNER

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LOR

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33-15

B (1)

SSC

LOR

24 - 8

B (2)

LOR

SMC

50 - 13

C

SSC

LOR

36 - 6

D (1)

MMC

LOR

39 - 9

D (2)

BRIG

LOR

33 - 21

NETBALL INTER

OPPONENT/LOSER

WINNER

SCORE

A

SJF

LOR

21-14

B

MSM

LOR

30-12

C

BYE

D

MSM

LOR

44 - 0

E (1)

BRIG

LOR

23 - 10

E (2)

LHC

LOR

5-4

F (1)

LOR

LHC

13 - 12

F (2)

LOR

LHC

13 - 11

G (1)

LOR (2)

LOR (1)

15 - 7

G (2)

LOR (2)

LOR (1)

15 - 7

Southern Cross Cultural Exchange Students Are you interested in hosting an exchange student from July? Southern Cross Cultural Exchange are looking for volunteer host families for a few months. Enjoy brushing up on your French, German, Italian or Spanish. We take care of student’s travel, insurance and school arrangements. Call 1800 500 501 or enquire on www.scce.com.au to find out how to become a host family and enjoy the benefits.

Loreto Scarves These have now arrived and are available for purchase from the service area . Cost is $15 cash please. Limited numbers available so first in best dressed!

PCYC Interact Dance Parent Volunteers The Interact College Dance will be held on Friday 29 May from 7pm - 10pm at the Carina PCYC. Further details are included on flyer attached with this newsletter. We are calling for parent volunteers to assist with supervision at this dance.

If you can help please email Diane McGowan mcgowand@loreto.qld.edu.au at the College. Thank you.

Year 9 High Tea Thank You Thank you to all the mothers and daughters who attended the high tea at Fig Tree Deli on Sunday. It was a terrific turn out with plenty of food, tea and a welcome catch up for mothers. For those interested in receiving a copy of photos taken, please email Roxanne (riwinski@bigpond.com) to receive a proof sheet. Copies will be emailed upon request. Looking forward to catching up again next term!

Dion & Roxanne - Year 9 Parent Reps

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Tuckshop Roster

Library Roster

Monday 1 June - Friday 5 June

Monday 1 June - Friday 5 June

Monday 1 June: Margaret Kuzmanovski, Leanne Harriss, Loretta Lazzaretti, Siobhan Stafford, Anne Schenk Tuesday 2 June: Catherine Davies, Anne Pattison, Maureen Robb, Tikna Ogilvie Wednesday 3 June: Eloise Borrett, Vivienne Lloyd, Danielle Ganim, Margie Ebbage Thursday4 June: Natalie Ryan, Pauline Mednis, Mary Orazio-Smith, Simone Ryan, Marie Loveday Friday 5 June: Ann Page, Darshi Buddhedash, Sue Carey, Jenny Mullen

Tuckshop Special - $4.00 Monday 1 June: Cheese pizza Tuesday 2 June: Macaroni cheese Wednesday 3 June: Toasted pulled pork wraps with coleslaw and cheese Thursday 4 June: Spinach & ricotta cannelloni with garlic bread Friday 5 June: Butter chicken, veges and rice

Monday 1 June: Debbie McWilliam, Kerri Fletcher Tuesday 2 June: Sharon McCulloch, Julie Prideaux, Natalie Paramonov Wednesday 3 June: Simone Vasiliou, Jo-Anne O’Dwyer, Suzanne Spencer Thursday 4 June: Maria Bozikis, Lisa Collins Friday 5 June: Darshinie Buddhadasa, Rachel James, Maryanne Costi

P&F Meeting The next P&F meeting will be held on Tuesday 2 June at 7.00pm in the bottom floor of the Cruci Building. We look forward to welcoming parents to this meeting.

Gary West - P&F Secretary

Purchase your tickets today Visit www.loreto.qld.edu.au/ payments/make-a-payment/ All proceeds directed to Loreto College’s priority needs, including capital works and the Scholarship Fund. On behalf of the Loreto students who will benefit from your support, thank you and best of luck!

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