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Volume 17 - 4 June, 2013 Dear Parents and Students

Gracious God,

We ask you to send the Holy Spirit into our lives.

Open our ears – to hear what you are saying to us in the things that happen to us and in the people we meet.

Open our eyes ‐ to see the needs of the people around us.

Open our hands ‐ to do our work well and to help when help is needed.

Open our lips ‐ to tell others the good news about Jesus and bring comfort and happiness and laughter to other people.

Open our minds ‐ to discover new truth about you and the world.

Open our hearts ‐ to love you and all people as you have loved us in Jesus.

Amen.

LORETO WINS INTERSCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY PERCENTAGE TROPHY To the absolute delight and joy of all involved, the Loreto Cross Country team won the all important PERCENTAGE TROPHY (BEIRNE CUP) at this year’s interschool event. Overall, we placed 4th in the aggregate of the Beirne Cup, with the 14 Years Age Group placing 3rd. We offer the girls and their wonderful coaches, Andrew Lulham & Clare Geraghty, our enthusias c congratula ons. Such an impressive win comes from hard work, commitment, team work and perseverance. Well done to all of the team. We are really proud of your efforts and your achievements.

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GREAT GATSBY GALA BALL – CELEBRATING 85 YEARS

What an amazing night! We had an absolute ball revelling in the fun and the fashions of the glitzy 1920’s. I wish to thank our Community Rela ons & Development Manager, Catherine Shipton, for her superb coordina on and enthusias c involvement. From the moment the idea of this event was conceived, she set about making sure we would all have a night to remember – which we did!

I also offer my sincere thanks to the P&F for their support and encouragement and to the musicians of Pepparazzi (starring Mr Langford) whose music made the night.

Sincere thanks also go to Loreto’s suppor ng crew: Emma Beach, Gail Newman, Chris ne Kelly and the facili es team. Also a big thanks to our MC for the evening, Mrs Helen Radvan, who kept the evening flowing in a most enjoyable way.

With much pleasure, on Saturday night, we launched our ‘Beyond Today’ Campaign presen ng those gathered with a taste of things to come in terms of Loreto’s future development. I thank the sponsors for their generous support and the many parents who also generously bid on auc on items in support of our future.

I look forward to providing more comprehensive details of our Master Plan at the Informa on Evening on Monday 17 June and hope to see you there.

CONGRATULATIONS 

To Helena Beiers (Year 8) and Eloise Carroll (Year 12) on their selec on to represent the Metropolitan East Region at the State Cross Country Championships to be held in Bundaberg in July. We wish them every success.

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To Jessica Galpin (Year 9) on her selec on to compete in the 15 Years & Under Basketball State Championships, represen ng Metropolitan East, in July. We wish her every success.

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To the six Loreto Teams who competed in the season tennis grand finals on Sunday. Members of the finals teams (B4, B7, C3, D1, D3 and D5) are to be congratulated on their sportsmanship and commitment throughout the season. We especially congratulate members of the Premiership Team (D1) and Division Winners (B7 & C3). Thank you to the coaches and the enthusias c supporters and a very special thank you to Mrs Stevens for her coordina on of another successful season for Loreto Tennis.

CONDOLENCES 

To Amy and Caitlin Mulcahy on the sudden passing of their Uncle who lives in Adelaide. Our prayers and sympathies are extended to them and their family. May he rest lovingly in God’s peace. Amen.

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To Mrs Libby Oliver (School Administra on Officer (Finance), Kate (Class of 2009) and Brigid (Year 12) on the sudden passing of their father and grandfather respec vely over the weekend. We offer our hear elt sympathies and pray for the eternal peace of Charles in God’s loving care. Amen.

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To Ella van Dyck (Year 8) and her family on the recent passing of her Grandfather. May he rest eternally in peace. Amen.

Yours sincerely Cheryl Hamilton Principal

Master Plan Information Evening On behalf of the entire College, I am pleased to invite you and your family to an information evening, where we will present the eagerly anticipated Master Plan. This exciting vision will re-define the campus in a number of significant ways, including accommodating the increase in student numbers in 2015.

Please join us to find out more.

Cheryl Hamilton, Principal

When: Mon 17 June at 6:30pm Where: Mary Ward Centre RSVP Wed 12 June www.trybooking.com.au/CXZT A light supper, soft drinks, orange juice and tea/coffee will be served.

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XäxÇàá VtÄxÇwtÜ Wednesday 5 June 

Year 8 - 12 Exams

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Round 4 BSGSA - Netball & Soccer

Thursday 6 June 

Correction Day (Student Free Day)

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Debating Round 4 - Year 10 & 12

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Year 10 Music Recording Studio Excursion (2 Bands)

Friday 7 June 

Year 11 & 12 Exams

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Year 10 Music Recording Studio Excursion (2 Bands)

Monday 10 June 

Queen’s Birthday Holiday

Tuesday 11 June 

Year 11 & 12 Exams

Wednesday 12 June 

Year 11 & 12 Exams

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Year 10 Music Recording Studio Excursion (2 Bands)

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Round 5 BSGSA - Netball & Soccer

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Debating Round 4 - Year 8

Thursday 13 June 

Year 12 QCS Practice

Friday 14 June 

Year 12 QCS Practice

Monday 17 June 

Launch of College Master Plan to Loreto Community

Wednesday 19 June 

Yr 11 & 12 Visual Art Excursion

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Loreto Music Festival

Friday 21 June 

Interhouse Athletics Carnival

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End of Term 2

Tuesday 16 July 

Term 3 Commences

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8 Blue, Green and White were given the task to explore sayings that related to the “head”. They then had to select four of these sayings and experiment with four different ways the sayings could be represented symbolically. Their selected design was then created in clay. This resulted in a collection of expressive sculptures representing sayings such as “Thinking Outside the Box”, Leonie McCulkin - Art Coordinator “Hot Head” and “Head Screwed On”. Some of their artwork is presented below.

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VtÜxxÜá axãá University of Queensland - Bachelor of Music Auditions Auditions for 2014 entry into the Bachelor of Music will be held on the weekend of 21 and 22 September and on Saturday 5 October. Audition applications forms are now available on the School website and are due by 12 August. For information, contact: David Mayocchi Phone: (07) 3365 4949 Email: music@uq.edu.au or go to web: http://www.uq.edu.au/music/

UQ’s Ultimate Guide to Health Jobs Did you know that the Health industry employs the highest number of people out of any industry in Australia? Jobs in Health will continue to grow with an ageing population and ground-breaking advances in healthcare. UQ's Ultimate Guide to Health Jobs allows students to explore the different jobs in Health and find out average wages, employment rates, future job openings and more. To receive the guide, simply head to http://ems.gs/3gZi0kyTEy

Design College Australia Are holding their Open Day on Saturday 15 June from 1pm to 4pm. See what courses are available to kickstart your creative career, see student work and folios and get a feel for the campus. Lecturers, past and current students will be available for you to talk to and answer any questions. You can even get hands-on and participate in one of our graphic design, photography or letterpress demonstrations. For more information, visit http://www.designcollege.com.au/ Design College Australia, 200 Barry Parade, Fortitude Valley.

Chris Rynne - Careers Coordinator

Southbank Institute of Technology Is holding its annual information evening on 24 July 4.30 pm – 7.00 pm. Students and their parents are encouraged to attend. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore the campus and ask questions of content experts. See attached flyer for more details.

Chris Cuskelly - Industry Placement & Work Experience Coordinator

`âá|v axãá Loreto Music Festival Don’t forget to put aside Wednesday night 19 June so you can come to the LMF Finals Night from 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm. This is a concert not to be missed as your friends compete for House Glory.

Loreto Music Festival Could all finalists please urgently submit copies of their music and accompanist’s music (if required) to Mrs Carr in the Music Office? There are still quite a number of students who have not done this and we cannot finalise the program or the accompanist rehearsal schedule until we have music from all finalists! All finalists who are using the College provided accompanist will have rehearsals scheduled during Tuesday 18 June. A schedule for these rehearsals will be published as soon as possible.

Date Claimer Sorelle and Exit Stage Left will once again be performing at the Mt Carmel Fete on Sunday 4 August. Exact times will be published as soon as they are available, however, could all members of these groups please make sure this date is in their diaries!

QCMF Don’t forget that all Loreto Ensembles (except Beginner Brass Ensemble and the String Quartet) will be performing at the Catholic Colleges Music Festival between Thursday 15 and Sunday 18 August. We will not have exact times for these performances until the Festival Schedule is released at the start of Term Three. However, this is one of our three main performance opportunities for the year and the only Adjudicated Festival that most groups enter so it is our expectation that all students will be available for the QCMF weekend.

Year 10 Recording Studio Excursion Over the next two weeks, all Year 10 Music students will head to Ghostgum Recording Studio to professionally record their original rock/pop songs. Students will be out of school on the following days: Thursday 6 June (Lucy Nielson, Rinae Ganiatsos, Lauren Effeney, Lauren Hocking, Rachelle Pinto, Lily Betzien, Kate Talbot, Isabella Scott, Lucia Palacio); Friday 7 June (Georgia Johnson, Kate O’Sullivan, Lily Devine, Julia Logan, Eloise Sim, Grace O’Shea, Grea Effeney, Ainsley Carter, Rachel Larkin, Ellen Stamatiou, Maddie McEniery, McKenna Buckley); Wednesday 12 June (Lauren Gleed, Sarah O’Shea, Lucy Towner, Emma Quinn, Anja Anderson, Emily Coleman-Rigden, Kristen Clarke, Felicity Bruce, Tiarna Brock, Emi Hall, Natasha Naranicki, Sarah Nicholson, Sandra Ponych). Thank you to the parents who have volunteered to assist with transport. We could still use one more car on Thursday 6 June and also on the afternoon session of Wednesday 12 June. If anyone is available to help at those times, please ring Karen Carr at the Music Office asap (3394 9915). Otherwise we will organise taxis for these trips (in general taxis are not quite as reliable as parents!).

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Senior Excursion Date Claimer All students who are studying music in Years 11 and 12 please note in your diaries Blood Brothers – Thursday 8 August 7:30 pm. Blood Brothers is a musical that has run in London’s West End for the past 24 years (over 10,000 performances!).

Based loosely on a book by Alexandre Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers) it tells the story of twin brothers separated at birth. This is only the second time the show has come to Australia and the Senior Music classes will be attending as part of our study of Music of the Stage & Screen.

Ben Langford - Director of Music

Ensemble Rehearsals during Exams Could all music students please check the following list carefully so that you know which rehearsals are cancelled due to exams.

Please be aware that all students are expected to attend all listed rehearsals.

Ensemble

Week 8 (June 3 – 7)

Week 9 (June 10 – 14)

Percussion Ensemble One

No Rehearsal

No Rehearsal

Symphony Orchestra

No Rehearsal

No Rehearsal

Flute Ensemble One

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal (Yr 11/12 excused

Jazz Ensemble

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal (Yr 11/12 excused)

Guitar Ensemble Two

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal (Yr 11/12 excused)

Sorelle

No Rehearsal

No Rehearsal

Senior Choir

No Rehearsal

No Rehearsal

Flute Ensemble Two

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

String Ensemble

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

Clarinet Ensemble

No Rehearsal (Correction Day)

Normal Rehearsal

Guitar Ensemble One

No Rehearsal (Correction Day)

Normal Rehearsal

Concert Band One

No Rehearsal (Correction Day)

Normal Rehearsal

Junior Choir

No Rehearsal (Correction Day)

Normal Rehearsal

Exit Stage Left

Normal Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

Percussion Ensemble Two

Normal Rehearsal (Yr 11/12 excused)

Normal Rehearsal

String Quartet

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

Chorale

No Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

Year 8 Brass Ensemble

Normal Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

Concert Band Two

Normal Rehearsal

Normal Rehearsal

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c 9 Y axãá P & F Meeting Last night was the last P & F meeting until August due to the school holidays.

Garry West - Loreto P & F Secretary

Entertainment Books The 2013/2014 Entertainment Books are now available to families, with funds raised going towards school. The new book is packed with hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1 offers. For more details and to secure a copy visit: www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/221g555 or complete the attached flyer. More details can be obtained: www.entertainmentbook.com.au. Thank you

fà i|ÇvxÇà wx ctâÄ axãá Our thanks to the members who worked on roster at the Mission Day fete. They sold ice cream, spiders and drinks. Their efforts were hugely successful and the proceeds will go mainly to the work of IBVM Sisters in Africa and the rest to the local St Vinnies for their work with the homeless or families. Thanks to all students involved! A special mention goes to Mrs McEneny in the Tuckshop for her support and for the supply of the ice cream and drinks. Our Winter Appeal is now underway. Earlier in the year some of our members visited the St Vinnies Family Support Centre at Inala. They saw first-hand the need for food items especially in winter. A collection box has been placed in the office for tins of chunky soup and for blankets. They know Loreto College well at Inala St Vinnies and always welcome our efforts to assist. Five of our Year 11 members recently worked at the Ozcare Men’s Hostel at South Brisbane. They were shown over the facility which assists large numbers of men, providing a place to live while they are finding work, new skills etc. Our members served on the food race for the evening meal and then cleaned up the tables. We especially like outreaches where the St Vinnies philosophy can be seen in action “ hands on, face to face”.

Bill Kenny - SVDP Coordinator

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Please note that due to the Athletics Carnival the uniform shop will not be open on Friday 21st June.

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 . 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 Cathie Dennis 0402 093 619 Libby Oliver 0418 986 102 Let the fun begin!

manorandshack@optusnet.com.au cathie.dennis@optusnet.com.au teoliver@mackay.net.au 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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fÑÉÜàá WxÑtÜàÅxÇà axãá BSGSA Sport Soccer This Week’s Draw - Round 5 Open C and Junior C teams play at home Open A team play away Junior A team has a BYE The Open A team play Mt St Michael’s at Mitchelton Football Club, Teralba Park, Osborne Road, Mitchelton.

If students are being picked up from Mitchelton, they must provide a signed note to Mr Jones, no later than the morning of the fixture. The away teams will return home at 5:45pm depending on the traffic. The Open C and Junior C teams both play Brigidine at Annerley Soccer Club, 98 Victoria Terrace, Annerley. 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!

Mr Chris Jones - Coordinator

Soccer Results - Round 4 Junior C Last Wednesday saw the Junior C team give 100% . The girls fought their hardest throughout the whole game, despite losing 3 - 0 and improved as the game progressed. The team started to pass the ball more and were also better at positioning themselves on the field. Well done!

Luke Duncan - Coach Junior A The Loreto Junior A's played Lourdes Hill this week, and had another 4 - 0 win. With a match and a couple of training sessions under their belt, the girls showed some good improvement from the first game and dominated most of the match. The team created a large number of chances and restricted Lourdes Hill to just three shots all game, which is a great effort. There were some fantastic passages of play during the match, with the highlight being the passing play down the right hand side of the field during the first half, which the Lourdes Hill team struggled to defend against. The Junior A's have made a great start to the year, but understand they need to continue working hard as a team, in order to keep improving.

Anthony Costa - Coach Open A After the second round was washed out, and the points were shared, the Open A team faced Mt Alvernia, last year's Grand Final winners in Round 3. Lady Luck was not on our side and the opposition scored a quick goal, followed by a second one shortly before the half-time break. We restructured our team, focusing on attack which was combated by the opposition's coach, as they strengthened their defence. Whilst the girls played much better football during the second half we were unable to take our chances and equalise, making the opposition’s victory well deserved. Attendance at training sessions is required for the team to become more competitive and to ensure our future success at winning games.

Richard Hamernik - Coach

Tennis Finals - Results Congratulations to the D1, D3, D5, C3, B4 and B7 teams who competed in the Grand Final of the tennis competition on Sunday 2June at the QLD Tennis Centre, Tennyson. The D and E grades played from 8am to 11.30 am. All teams played well with D1 wining their Division. Well done to Matilda Ingram, Brigitte Mastry, Constantina Xynias and Frances Wong in Year 9 from D1 Grade who were awarded the Catholic Leader Shield for 2013. Congratulations to Brigitte Mastry who won the Mother Vincent Whitty Memorial Cup for D Grade (Year 9 Blue), Matilda Ingram (Year 9 Gold) was awarded Runner Up for this award. The Mother Vincent Memorial Cup is awarded to the player with the best performance in a Premiership team.

The A, B and C grade teams began at 12.00 noon. The C3 team with Emily Thomas (Captain), Nikki Foley, Emi Biazos, Nicola Tracey and Tiarna Brock won their Division. The B4 team with Anita George (Captain), Martia George, Chantel Morris, Bridget Clark and Marcie Bakker had a nail biting match and were runners up in their competition. Well done to the B7 team with Meg Roberts (Captain), Lauren Higgins, Jessica Martinez, Adriana Makras, Mary-Kate Dennis and Ashleigh Mullins who won their Division.

Congratulations to all tennis players from Loreto College and particularly the captains of each team who work tirelessly to keep their team organised. I was very proud of the way the girls performed in the competition. A sincere thank you to Kate Oliver and Charlotte McMahon who worked as our Court Coordinators and Mrs Oliver, Mrs Wilkinson and Mr Deveson for their ongoing support and assistance throughout the season as well as our coaches from Lifetime Tennis. There will be a Celebratory Tennis breakfast at 7.00 am on Wednesday 19 June outside the Sports office near the pool. If any parents are able to assist, please contact or email Meg Stevens.

Meg Stevens - Director of Sport

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Netball IMPORTANT REMINDER: All girls MUST have a note in early Wednesday morning (by 8.30am) if they are being picked up at the venue. Otherwise girls will return by bus to Loreto College, including for the girls at Coorparoo courts.

This Week’s Draw: TEAM/COACH

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

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

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Netball Results - 29 May Open A - Defeated by Brigidine College 32 - 19. On a bleak and cold afternoon the flu season got the better of us with several girls soldiering on despite coughs and runny noses. We started well, winning the first quarter but were down by three at half time.

The score tells the rest of the story and it wasn’t pretty to watch. The girls stood firm as a team and supported each other to the last whistle. They were gracious in defeat and by the time we got on the bus, attention was on the good wins achieved by other Loreto teams. Our turn next week! Special mention goes to Kristen Feuerriegal for determined defensive efforts and Aimee Paholski for good movement around the circle and a smooth shot when we could get the ball to her. A reminder that training will continue for the Open A team through until holidays.

Coach - Mrs Meg Logan Open B - Defeated Brigidine 17 - 6. After the loss in the first round, the girls were determined to prove they were not a team to be taken lightly. From the first whistle they played as a unit, fighting for each ball and incorporating what they've been working on at training throughout the entire game. Their transition to defence was flawless, resulting in numerous turnovers that they worked seamlessly down to our shooters, each time being rewarded with a goal! Special mention must go to Claudia Miotti for her ‘never say die’ attitude and Meg for playing a smart and consistent game.

Coach - Larissa Hughes Open C - Played Mary Mackillop and won 17 - 10. Emily McMahon had a great game shooting and Kaitlyn Bell displayed great versatility playing in the centre court.

Coach - Karen Holahan Open D - BYE Intermediate A - Had a very challenging game against St Rita's, unfortunately losing 31 - 12. They fought all the way to the end improving with each quarter. Hopefully the girls will learn a lot from this game and come back stronger next week.

Coach - Magdaleine Ryan

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Intermediate B - Despite the 22 - 16 loss to Mt Alvernia, the girls displayed admirable determination and considerable improvement from their first game. A slow start unfortunately meant the girls had to fight from behind the entire game. Strong defensive efforts by Lauren Gleed, versatility in the centre court by Georgia Garrett and sharp shooting from Georgia Burge, enabled the team to have a chance in the game.

Coach - Bridget O’Connor Intermediate C - The team displayed great teamwork and enthusiasm this week, helping to contribute to their second win of the season against Brigidine. It was pleasing to hear constant encouragement between the girls throughout the game despite missing three players. Special mention goes to Rachel for her excellent defence and rebound work! Keep it up girls!

Coach - Ashleigh O’Connor Intermediate D - This week proved to be another fantastic game for the Loreto Intermediate D Team, defeating Brigidine 42 - 1. Even with the bare minimum of players, the team displayed incredible teamwork and ball skills. The team are definitely improving each week. As a reward for such a fantastic game, the girls chose their own positions for the final quarter. Playing in positions they normally wouldn't was a great test to show off their overall netball skills. All girls had a fantastic game! Once again, well done!

Coach - Emma Macleod Intermediate E - The girls played a great attacking and defensive game against Mt Alvernia which resulted in a 42 - 2 win!

Ashley Parker was excellent in defence gaining many turnovers. The team worked well together and are looking forward with enthusiasm to the rest of the season. Well done girls!

Coach - Briony Logan Intermediate F (1) - Played Mt Alvernia and won 30 - 4. Great work from all the girls, with excellent shooting from Imogen Day and Amanda Hansen. Well done girls.

Coach - Kate Mullins Intermediate F (2) - Had a solid win over Mt Alvernia 24 - 5. Overall the girls all worked really hard in defense. However our attacks were the stars this week. Tayla Jansen was a stand out, working around the circle and directing play. Great work girls!

Coach - Hannah Fowler Junior A - Were defeated by San Sisto, who had a very strong defence. Well done to Kristina Trigenis was very strong in the offence. The girls played hard and caught up significantly in the last quarter and almost took the game. Good effort girls!

Thank you to Ms Veitch for filling in as coach on the day. Coach - Lyn Dixon Junior B - Coming off a loss last week, the girls were determined and committed in defeating a very tall Mary McKillop team.

The circle defence had an outstanding game which had a flow on effect right down the court, with our centre court and shooters turning over some much needed balls as well. Feeds into the circle were accurate and allowed for our shooters to convert into points. Great improvement from last week’s game allowed the girls to celebrate the successful win. Excellent Effort!

Coach - Clare Gill Junior C - Had a tougher match this week, losing to Mt St Michael's 14 - 4. Fantastic centre court work, in both attack and defence by Pip Leask and Elena Stamatiou.

Coach - Stephanie Esprester Junior D - Defeated Our Lady's College 25 - 7. It was an exciting game in which there was great improvement in this team's ability to get the ball down the court and scored almost double the points compared with our last game. Central to this improvement in the centre court was Caitlyn Faux, who was clearing beautifully and then making strong forward leads. She also showed great versatility in answering the call to play Goal Keeper! Madeline Jones was prolific in goal scoring. Her positional play was excellent and she contributed 11 goals to our scoreline!

Coaches - Mrs Jacqui Gold and Sarah Pettiford

Athletics Training for Athletics will begin on 11 June 2013. There will be a training session at QE11 directly after school for all disciplines on Tuesday 11 and 18 June. A bus will take the girls to the QE11 stadium and return to Loreto College at 5.30pm.

The Middle Distance training times (at Loreto) are as follows: Thursday 13 June 6.45am to 8.00am and 3.30pm to 4.45pm and Monday 17 June3.30pm - 4.45pm (Compulsory).

The Sprinters will have training on Monday and Thursday afternoon from 3.30pm to 4.45pm.

Throws and Jump sessions will be publicised in the next newsletter. There will be a Holiday Training program for the Athletics at the end of Term 2.

Meg Stevens - Director of Sport

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D1 Team

D3 Team

Mother Vincent Memorial Cup Winner and Runner Up

D5 Team

C3 Team

B4 Team

B7 Team

Cross Country Captains & Coach

CSGSSA Cross Country Team 2013

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Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 10 June ‐ Friday 14 June

Monday 10 June ‐ Friday 14 June

Monday 10 June: Queen’s Birthday Holiday Tuesday 11 June: Helen Kentos, Tracey O’Reilly, Jan Quinn, Jill O’Mara, Rachael Sydney Wednesday 12 June: Kim Devine, Liz Carroll, Christy Grison, Katrina Capelli Thursday 13 June: Sonia Hayes, Brenton Taylor, Carol Hempel, Vicki Postle Friday 14 June: Deanna Smith, Lisa Kuhl, Steve Baaker, Sandy Chris e

Special of the Day ‐ $3.80

Monday 10 June: Queen’s Birthday Holiday Tuesday 11 June: Maria Bozikis, Jennifer Morris, Melissa Lorimer, Janelle O’Brien Wednesday 13 June: Geraldine O’Brien, Debbie McWilliam, Bronwyn O’Shea Thursday 14 June: Julia Della, Ca a Camaroni, Rene e Nicholson, Maria Mead Friday 15 June: Irene Panaretos, Lilly Flores, Tina O’Brien

Monday 10 June: Queen’s Birthday Tuesday 11 June: Nachos Wednesday 12 June: Pumpkin Soup and Garlic Bread Thursday 13 June: Honey Soy Pork with Hokkien Noodles Friday 14 June: Lasagne and Salad

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“Brissie to the Bay” Bike Ride - Fundraising for MS Australia Young On 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-MSBrissie-to-the-Bay-Bike-Ride-2013/Georgia Raffle tickets are now on sale with prizes being donated by local businesses keen to contribute to this worthy cause. Your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Georgia Klinakis – Year 11 student

Engaging Adolescents Parent Course - Brisbane Psychology Group A program for parents and carers in parenting skills for resolving teenage behaviour problems. Learn how to build relationships with your teenager and make the best of non-crisis conversations with them. The course fee is $60 per week and includes attendance at 3 weekly two hour sessions plus a workbook. Medicare rebates may also be available and private health rebates may apply. Register for this worth while course by contacting Rebecca Weiss, Director/ Psychologist at the Brisbane Psychology Group on 3216 5088 or email: rebecca@brispsychology.com.au

Are you Interested in Becoming a Personal Carer?

2 Nationally Recognised Qualifications for the Price of One. Cert 3 in Aged Aged; Cert 3 in Home and Community Care.

Venue: Coopers Plains. *15 week course *Work experience *Payment plan available *2 - 3 days/week school hours *No training during school holidays *includes first aid training. Start date: Beginning of Term 3. For more information contact Strategix Training Ph: 3207 9950 Email: office@strategix.com.au

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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 29 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

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

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Info Evening

Wednesday 24 July on campus | 4:30 – 7pm

Find out about our extensive range of study choices.

All welcome. Talk to our teachers face-to-face and tour our world-class facilities.

Find out about: FEE-HELP, VET FEE-HELP and scholarships University pathways High school STEP program Student services.

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