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5 April 2011
Dear Parents and Students
Yesterday it was my privilege to attend a leadership seminar entitled “Power House of Leaders 2011” with the senior student executive leaders. The focus of the seminar was the spiritual formation of our student leaders. This unique opportunity sponsored by Catholic Education Brisbane focussed on:
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fostering the personal and spiritual growth of student leaders; reflecting on a Catholic Christian view of leadership and how that might be applied in their roles as leaders; drawing school student leaders into the life and mission of the Catholic faith community through a vibrant, positive experience of what it can mean to be part of the local Church in the Archdiocese of Brisbane inspiring and empowering young people to live as disciples of Christ in the world today.
The two keynote speakers, Khoa Do and Robyn Moore, provided inspiration and insight. The provision of unique opportunities such as these for student leaders within our schools is a testament to the enriching value of a Catholic education. Loreto places a strong emphasis on student leadership and as I come close to the final weeks of my first term at Loreto Coorparoo, I marvel at the high levels of spiritual, intellectual and compassionate student leadership and the very generous commitment they demonstrate. They are truly a credit to the College and their families.
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“All around you are possibilities of doing good, and making the world richer for your having lived in it”. Mother Gonzaga Barry IBVM 1893.
WELCOME BACK AND THANK YOU This week, as we commence our second term course work, we welcome back from long service leave Mr Kieran Donnelly – Deputy Principal – Religion. We also thank Mr Kevin McAlinden and Mrs Irene Valentine for their leadership during Mr Donnelly’s absence. As we farewell Ms Sally Carr and thank her for her enthusiastic contribution this past term, we send her our very best wishes as she moves to take up an appointment at Mt St Michael’s College. LENTEN REFLECTION
I commend to you the work of the Year 9 Gold Religion class who designed and constructed “Stations of the Cross” for us. These have been placed strategically throughout the College grounds enabling all members of the school community to access them. We journey together in prayer. Each station has a carefully prepared commentary alongside to aid us in prayerful contemplation. Thank you Year 9 Gold and Mrs Nielson.
Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity LORETO AUSTRALIA Last week we welcomed to Loreto Coorparoo the Business Managers from all Loreto Schools across Australia. As part of that meeting, where the focus was on the collective improvement of educational outcomes through improved business services and functions, in the context of our Loreto ethos and mission, we were joined by Ms Susan Pascoe AM – Chair of the National Education Board (NEB) for Loreto and FCJ schools. Amongst other things we discussed important governance issues for the future of Loreto Schools in Australia including: the National Inquiry into funding of Australian Schools (the Gonski Review); and the structure and function of the NEB and its relationship to schools. It was a pleasure to welcome these visitors to the school. We continue to celebrate the many educational and spiritual benefits of being part of the wider Loreto family.
Yours sincerely
Cheryl Hamilton Principal
Reminder ‐ 2011 Term Dates Term 1 : Term 2: Term 3: Term 4:
25 January ‐ 15 April 3 May ‐ 24 June 19 July ‐ 16 September 3 October ‐ 25 November (Year 12s finish 18 November)
Please Note: The last day of Term 1 is Friday 15 April. Students will be dismissed at 3.20 pm.
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Calendar — Coming Events
Career News
6 April
School Holiday Campus Tours ‐ Students do not have to wait until they are studying at UQ to visit one of the first‐class campuses. A guided on‐campus tour is a fantastic opportunity to get a closer look at university life, ask questions, talk to current students and see the facilities first‐hand. Tours generally take about an hour and information packs are provided for all visitors. Students can book online at – www.uq.edu.au/campustours 2012: New Paramedic Science Program ‐ We are pleased to announce the introduction of the new Bachelor of Paramedic Science program to be offered from Semester 1, 2012 at UQ’s Ipswich campus. The 3 year full‐time program requires English as a pre‐requisite and recommends study of one of Biology, Chemistry or Physics. The program will prepare graduates for entry‐level employment as an ambulance paramedic. Students will undertake clinical placements with the Queensland Ambulance Service throughout the program to gain practical “hands‐on” experience in the role of a paramedic. For information, contact UQ’s School of Medicine: Phone: (07) 3365 5506 (Mon‐Wed) Email: paramedic@uq.edu.au
Round 8 ‐ BSGSA Volleyball
Debating Round 2 ‐ Year 9 and 11
7 April
Year 8 Hep B/HPV Vaccinations ‐ 1.30pm
Year 10 Geography Field Trip
8 April
Interhouse Cross Country
Autumn Music Concert 1 ‐ 6.00pm MWC
11 April
Year 12 Geography Field Trip
12 April
Year 11 Geography Field Trip
Year 11 C Art Excursion
School Council Meeting
13 April
Year 9 Art Workshop
Composite District Cross Country ‐ 4.00pm
Autumn Music Concert 2 ‐ 6.00pm
QUT Parent Information Seminar ‐ QUT will hold a Parent Information Seminar in May for parents of current senior high‐school students. The event will focus on general information to assist parents in helping and guiding their daughter as they make decisions about their post‐school options.
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Topics covered on the night include:
making career decisions gaining entry to university life as a university student transition to university and support for students study costs and financial support resources available for parents and students. Date and venue: Tuesday 24 May 2011 from 6 .00 pm ‐
Parent/Student/Homeroom Teacher Interviews 1.30pm ‐ 6.30pm
15 April
Closing date for Interhouse Music Festival Entries
END OF TERM 1 ‐ Students dismissed at 3.20pm
3 May START OF TERM 2
7.30pm at Level 1, 88 Musk Avenue, QUT, Kelvin Grove Campus. For further information contact Teka Ryder on German Trip in instalments are reminded that a payment of phone (07) 3138 8567 or email exploreevents@qut.edu.au $1200 is to be made by 8:30am Wednesday 13th April. Payment can be made by cash, credit card or cheque made UMAT (Undergraduate Medicine and Health payable to Loreto College. Cash or cheques should be handed to Mrs Bongaarts in the office. If paying by credit Sciences Admissions Test) ‐ The test is used specifically to assist with the selection of students into the medicine, card, please call Mrs Bongaarts with the details. Louise Tilly dentistry and health science degree programs at ‐ Languages Coordinator undergraduate level at the universities. UMAT2011 will be held on Wednesday 27 July 2011. Bus Fare Assistance & Students with Registrations for UMAT2011 are now open via the Disabilities QCEC Semester 1, 2011, online UMAT website ‐ Registrations close at 5pm on Friday 3 June applications for the Bus Fare Assistance Program and the 2011. Late registrations will be accepted up to 5pm AEST on Students with Disabilities Scheme will be accepted. To Friday 17 June 2011 on payment of a late fee of $65 in lodge an online application for either programs go to: addition to the registration fee. The online registration www.schooltransport.com.au Further enquiries to: 3336 system will close at 5pm on Friday 17 June 2011. It will NOT 9192 or schooltransport@qcec.catholic.edu.au Applications be possible to register for UMAT 2011 after this time. received after 31st May 2011 cannot be processed. Christine Jones ‐ Careers Counsellor
German Trip ‐ Families who would like to pay for the
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Drama News
Entertainment™ Books
school has a group booking for 2011/2012 Entertainment™ Books are now available from the Doctor Zhivago ‐ The th ‘Doctor Zhivago’ on 27 July for the 7.30 show. The price for office. The Entertainment™ Book is your guide to the best students is excellent at $50.90 and the adult price is restaurants, hotel accommodation, attractions, sports and leisure activities... all with 25% to 50% off or 2‐for‐1 offers. Plus discounted at $89.90. If you would like to see the show, My Bookings™... Compare rates, check availability and book send the appropriate amount to the school office. your accommodation online. For more details please visit Science Department www.entertainmentbook.com.au 5 day immersion programs are being offered by UQ allowing
$13 from the sale of each book contributes to the fund raising senior high‐school students to experience working alongside efforts of the Loreto Parents & Friends. The cost of the book world‐class biomedical scientists. The program is called this year is $65 ‐ if you wish to purchase a book, please SAPRQ‐Ed (Students Performing Advanced Research complete the tear off section on the flyer at the end of the Queensland). If students are interested in applying for the SPARQ‐Ed program, they can check out www.di.uq.edu.au/ newsletter and return it to the school office.
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Years 9 - 12 Subject Changes
The CSIRO Double Helix Science Club ‐ Is offering some
All changes of subjects must be finalised with Mr Elsworthy by 1.00 pm Friday, 15 April. Please collect a Subject Change form from the office. A letter from parents is essential if any subject changes are to be considered. Return both the form and the letter to Mr Elsworthy. Mr Pat Elsworthy ‐
Deputy Principal ‐ Curriculum
Parent/Student/Homeroom Interviews
Teacher
exciting activity days over the Easter break. Year 8 students can get hands‐on experience investigating electricity, magnetism, sport science and health science while meeting like‐minded young people from all over Brisbane. Any students wishing to find out more can go to www.csiro.au/ events/SQLD‐Holidays.html .
Applications are now open for the Armidale Forensic Science Camp ‐ 5th ‐ 9th July. Year 9 students can be
detectives; interviewing witnesses, conducting medical and scientific tests, searching criminal databases, collecting On Thursday, 14th April we will be conducting interviews for evidence and requesting search warrants. The camp each student and her parent/s with one of her Homeroom culminates in the formulation of a formal application, backed by solid evidence to convince a judge that a suspect teachers. The purpose of this interview is to reflect on the student’s progress and to make positive and practical plans for should stand trial. It is also great fun and provides a the future. The interviews will have a slightly different focus fantastic opportunity to work with and meet students from depending on the student’s Year Level, eg Year 8’s will reflect schools in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Your on the process of settling into secondary school and Year daughter can apply on line at www.forensic.as.edu.au or 11’s on their adjustment to senior schooling. The Year 10 see their Science Teacher. UQ Gatton is hosting FEAST ‐ (Future Experiences in interviews will form part of the development of each Argiculture, Science and Technology) from Sunday 3 July to student’s Senior Education Training Plan. Thursday 7 July. This five day residential camp is great fun Interviews will be conducted between 1.30pm and 6.30pm and valuable for any student in Years 10‐12 who is and will be for approximately 15 minutes. Classes will considering a career involving Animals, Agriculture, conclude at 12.30pm. Students may go home or be Agribusiness, Plants, Food Science or Veterinary Science. By supervised at school during the remainder of the the end of FEAST, participants certainly have a deeper afternoon. This interview is in addition to the Parent/ appreciation of the range of careers and tertiary education Student/Subject Teacher interviews held in July when options available to them in this area and an overall feel for parents have the opportunity to talk with each of their what university life is like. Your daughter can see me for an daughter’s teachers about her progress in particular enrolment form if she is considering attending. subjects. We hope this interview opportunity will enhance For further information on the above events or any Science communication between families and the College and our enrichment activities, feel free to contact me at the College. ability to provide the very best for your daughters via email: louriganm@loreto.qld.edu.au Matt Lourigan ‐ academically and pastorally. By Tuesday or Wednesday this week, each family should Science Coordinator receive in the post a letter with details of the interviews and Public Speaking a sheet for nominating your preferred interview time. On Over the weekend of April 2/3, ten students entered the Monday 11 April, students in Years 8 and 11, as well as new Rostrum Voice Of Youth Speaking Competition. I students in other year levels, will receive Interim Reports in sincerely congratulate Sophie Garrett (12), Utkarsha Afternoon Homeroom. Somelwar (11), Rebecca Newman ( 11), Samantha Bull (10),
Helen Carty ‐ Deputy Principal ‐ Pastoral Care
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Madeline Blanchfield ( 10),Emily Taylor( 9), Madeleine Taylor ( 9), Meghan Shannon ( 9), Karli Bowra ( 8) and Mary Savva ( 8) for their fine performances. The girls, despite the Exam
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block, produced erudite and interesting speeches which both Sports Department News challenged and entertained their audiences. I was particularly impressed by the way the girls entered into the spirit of the Volleyball competition and participated in a professional and highly This Week’s Draw ‐ Round 8: Finals ‐ 6 April motivated manner. They all were excellent. Special Open A, 1 v 2 All Hallows Away: All Hallows congratulations must go to Sophie Garrett, Samantha Bull and Open B, 7 v 8 Mt Alvernia Away: Mt Alvernia College Emily Taylor who won their first heat and now proceed to the Jun A, 5 v 6 Mary McKillop Home: Loreto next round to be held on May 7th. Mary Savva, as well, was Jun B, 1 v 2 Our Lady’s Away: Our Lady’s College commended and announced as runner‐up which is wonderful Jun D, 3 v 4 Brigidine Home: Southbank Tafe as it was her very first experience with public speaking. Well Jun E2, 1 v 2 Mt SM(1) Home: Southbank Tafe done to all! Kath McCormack Good luck to all teams! Girls are reminded to change into their playing uniform at Lunch time and report to the MWC Music News at 3.05pm ready for a 3.15 departure. If there is a change Loreto Music Festival – Entry Forms are now available to your daughters’pick up arrangements, a note needs to for the annual Loreto Music Festival. There is a place for all be given to Mrs Gore by morning tea on game day. All Loreto musicians in this internal competition to represent supporters are welcome and appreciated. your house and help claim the prestigious perpetual Extra Information: trophy! You can enter as an instrumental or vocal soloist in Team Photographs will be taken at lunchtime on beginner, junior, intermediate and senior categories. You Wednesday. All girls are to meet in the MWC at 1.10 can enter a Junior, Intermediate or Senior Duet with a pm in their playing uniform. friend. You can even enter a band of 3‐5 students in the Girls are to bring their PE shirt to their game and Open Ensemble Section! All entries gain points for your change into this at the completion of the match. All house, with even more points going to the selected finalists playing shirts are then to be handed in to the from each section and the eventual Section Winners (selected teacher present at each venue. by an independent adjudicator at the Finals Concert). Collect Please contact me in the PE office if you have any your entry forms from the Main office asap as entries will questions. close on Friday 15 April (start of the school holidays).
Autumn Concerts – all students and parents please check Results: Round 7 ‐ 30 March the concert information in this Newsletter for the two Our last regulation round of matches was always going to upcoming Autumn Concerts. be a tense round with all teams aiming for the win to Music Tour – all parents whose daughters are attending secure a home final or to gain a leap in final placings. the Music Tour to Generations in Jazz next month are What a great week of Volleyball it was. Well done, girls! reminded that last Friday was the final day for payment of the Open A ‐ Won 3 sets to nil, Brigidine College remaining tour fees. If you have missed this payment date, A much less intense game than last week’s allowed the girls then please attend to this promptly. You can call the school to try new things. In the first set the girls started strongly, office with your credit card details ready and pay by phone, dominating with some fantastic serving and attacking. In or send in the attached payment slip. the second set the Open A team had a lapse in concentration and had to scramble for every point with Music Tour Student Meeting – There will be a compulsory meeting for all students attending the Music Tour Brigidine picking up some very difficult balls. Finally, the on Thursday lunch this week in 701. Please attend promptly girls finished off the last set strongly with some new attacks as we have quite a number of details to finalise, such as and some very nice backcourt settting. We look forward to rooming arrangements. Ben Langford ‐ Director of Music taking on All Hallows in the Grand Final. Open B ‐ Lost 2 sets to 1, Mt Alvernia College Wednesday produced some solid volleyball with great hits School Transport Services dates from Josie Woolaston, Chloe Zouppas and Katharine Ware. Due to the Easter holiday period, school bus services will not It was an exciting game but unfortunately we just went operate to either state or independent schools between down (again!) with the the score ending up at 21‐25, 26‐24, Friday 15 April and Tuesday 26 April 2011, as these are school 19‐25. We hope to reverse this result when we take on Mt holiday dates as part of term dates set for all Queensland Alvernia again in our finals match. state schools. Junior A ‐ Lost 3 sets to nil, St Rita's College There are instances where independent schools operate This week the girls lost 3‐0 to St Rita's after a challenging under school terms which differ from gazette state school game, with Awien Lee, Kristen Feurriegel and Maddie term dates. On these non‐gazette dates, school bus services Dinhen all particularly strong in their defense skills. will not run and parents should organize alternative transport Although there was a team improvement in chasing and to and from school for these days. scrambling, there is still room to improve in court To find out which regular TransLink services operate to your placement and movement and this will be next week's child’s school please visit translink.com.au or phone 13 12 30 focus. any time. Thank you. Page 5
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Junior B ‐ Won 2 sets to 1, Lourdes Hill College B3/4(2) V Loreto (1) draw24‐24 This week the Junior B Volleyball team has stepped into the B5 V Stuartholme lost 19‐27 grand final with a confident win over Lourdes Hill. This could V Stuartholme lost 21‐25 enable an underdog premiership with a win against Our B6 Lady's College next week very possible. Stand out performers C1 V Stuartholme won 48‐17 for the match, particularly for their serving, were Ashleigh V Stuartholme lost 20‐30 Da Silva, Abilgail Raison and Jemima Moore. Good Luck for C2/3 the Grand Final girls! C4/5(1) V Stuartholme (3) won 30‐21 Junior D ‐ Lost 2 sets to 1, Mt Alvernia College V Stuatholme(1) lost 4‐36 With a scoreline of 27‐25, 24‐26, 12‐15 ‐ it was a very tight C4/5(2) match, where the heartrate of the coach was obviously not D1/2 V San Sisto won 36‐12 taken into consideraton! Mount Alvernia proved to be our V Our Lady’s lost 7‐36 toughest and highest quality opposition. Gabryela Sellars D3/4 played her first match after her broken ankle and should be D5 V Lourdes Hill lost 24‐32 proud of her efforts. Many highlights were had, including V BYE Olivia Pratt making a difficult set look easy, deep serving and E1/2 some great pickups. We're looking forward to our final E3/4 V St Rita’s won 27‐22 against Brigidine! Junior E2 ‐ Won 2 sets to 1, Brigidine College All Tennis Players: This was another convincing performance from our E2 There is Training for all Teams this week and next team. This team has remained undefeated for the entire week but there will be no games this Saturday 9 April. season and now face an improved MSM team in the grand Round 8 will be played on Sat 30 April (please be final. Special mention to Matilda Ruffin and Lucy Neilson who aware that you will still be on School Holidays) so all both served which great consistency and to Samantha Teams need to meet before the break to ensure they Crawford and Kassidy Graham for their quick and attacking will have a full Team to play Round 8 on 30 April. movement around the court. Hopefully, we have saved our best perfomance to the end. Good Luck, Girls ! The Fixture for Round 8 will be available in the
Kirsty Gore ‐ Volleyball Coordinator
Interhouse Cross Country
newsletter next week Tuesday 12 April.
Meg Stevens ‐ Tennis Coordinator/Director of Sport
The Interhouse Cross Country will be held on Friday 8th April 2011. All students are expected to participate in the Items of Interest Interhouse Cross Country. Students will walk from school to Majestic Park and run a course that takes the students Double Helix Holiday Science ‐ A fun, 3 hour hands‐on science experience for children aged 7 to 12. Investigate through the bushland of Coorparoo for a distance of approximately 2 kilometres. A map of the exact course will be electricity, magnetism, sports science and health science. 20 displayed on every Home Room noticeboard. Every student is April – CSIRO Education, Ecosciences Precinct, 41 Boggo expected to complete this course whether it is by running or Road, Dutton Park. For more information and bookings: walking. The House and Sports captains are looking forward www.csiro.au/events/SQLD‐Holidays Or call 3833 5558 to having their teams come together and compete in a very during business hours. spirited manner. If a student is unable to complete the course English Tutors ‐ We have received several enquiries a note must be given to Mrs Stevens or the Sports Office with from parents who are interested in seeking English Tutoring Mrs Wilkinson. Your daughter will be supervised at school for their daughters. If you know, or can recommend only if she is unable to walk to the venue otherwise she will anyone suitably qualified who is available to tutor English be expected to still join with her house group at the park. please email Trish Willing at the college with details on: Students are to wear their school sports uniform and cap to willingp@loreto.qld.edu.au Thank you. school and bring a shirt in their house colour to compete in. Mercy Family Services Needs Foster Families! All students need to wear lace up running shoes. It is recommended that all students bring a water bottle. If there Mercy Family Services recruits, trains and supports foster is rain forecast for Friday morning all students please bring carers to provide safe and caring homes for children and along your books for Period 1 & 2 in case the event is called young people who are unable to live with their own families. off in the morning. Meg Stevens ‐ Director of Sport Foster care may be for short or long periods of time or until a child or young person is able to return to their family.
Tennis
Results: Round 7 ‐ 2 April A/ARES
V All Hallows’ (2) won 41‐26
B1/B2
V All Hallows’ (2) won 37‐35
B3/4(1)
V Loreto (2) draw 24‐24
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If you would like to have a positive influence on children’s lives and have the time, flexibility and qualities to care for young people aged 0‐18 years then we would love to hear from you. For more information contact: Logan & Brisbane South Foster Care Teams on 3340 5600 or visit website: www.mercyfamilyservices.org.au
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Tuckshop Vounteers: Library Roster Volunteers Monday 11 April ‐ Friday 15 April
Monday 11 April ‐ Friday 15 April
Monday 11 April: Geraldine Dwyer‐West, Nell Herzig, Jane Monday 11 April: Judith Hocking, Tina Palazzotto, Filia Higgins, Leanne Day, Mary Favios Papamanolis Tuesday 12 April: Maureen Roe, Janelle Pearce, Frances Tuesday 12 April: Belinda McAuliffe, Stefania Ciancio, Steiner, Anna Stafford, Monique Cleed Wendy Clarke Wednesday 14 April: Maria Mewing, Lyndel Fuller, Janelle O’Brien, Lisa Smart, Dianne Nibbs Wednesday 13 April: Donna Byrne, Cristina Palacios, Thursday14 April: Josephine Gill, Berenice Hargreaves, Jane Higgins Brenton Taylor, Carol Hempel, Vicki Postle Thursday 14 April: Nuch Waddell, Bronwyn O’Shea, Friday 15 April: Diana Chan, Belinda McAuliffe, Sharon Kathy Cavaliere Allison, Josie Mellick, Clare Thomas, Helen Clarke Friday 15 April: Patricia McAdam, Angela Quinn, Keli Witt, Selena Steiner Special of the Day ‐ $3.50
Monday 11 April: Chicken Burger Tuesday 12 April : Lamb Souvlaki Wraps Wednesday 13 April: Butter Chicken Thursday 14 April: Lasagne and Salad Friday 15 April: Nachos
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Autumn Concerts 2011 Friday 8 April & Wednesday 13 April, 6pm to 9pm Attendance: It is compulsory for all students in performing ensembles to attend the Music Night at which their ensemble is performing. Arrival times and venues are listed below. It is expected that students stay for the duration of the concert, even if their own performance has been completed. Any variation to this expectation requires written notification from parents and negotiation with the Director of Music.
Uniform: All Groups (except Guitar Ensembles who will wear all black) require: Full School Uniform with socks Blue hair ribbons Members of the Guitar Ensembles who also perform in other groups will be required to change during the concert. Villanova students should wear normal concert uniform.
Concert One (Fri 8 April, 6pm – 9pm)
Concert Two (Wed 13 April, 6pm – 9pm)
Program Order
Program Order
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Jazz Ensemble String Sextet Exit Stage Left Caitlin Uittenbosch (MEX Soloist) Sorelle INTERMISSION 6. Concert Band One 7. Guitar Ensemble Two 8. Guitar Ensemble One 9. Concert Band Two 10. String Ensemble 11. Orchestra
Arrival Times / Venues All groups except Orchestra and Percussionists, please arrive at 5:30 PM and immediately go to the following venues for warm-up and tuning: String Sextet & Strings Room 701 Concert Band One & Two Room 702 Exit Stage Left Room 703 Guitar Ensemble One & Two Room 704 Jazz Ens & Sorelle Room 705 MEX Soloists Practice Rooms Orchestra members and Percussionists go to warm-up with your other performing group. If you are in no other groups on this night, please arrive by 6pm and sit in the audience. At the start of intermission meet in the following venues: Strings Room 701 Woodwind & Brass Room 702 Percussionists Stage/705
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Percussion Ensemble One Helen Svoboda (MEX Soloist) Flute Ensemble Two Percussion Ensemble Two Chorale INTERMISSION Flute Ensemble One Junior Choir Rebecca Meimaris (MEX Soloist) Clarinet Ensemble Senior Choir
Arrival Times / Venues All students, please arrive at 5:30 PM and immediately go to the following venues for warm-up and tuning: Choirs / Chorale Flutes Ensembles Clarinet Ensembles Percussion Ensembles MEX Soloists
Room 701 Room 702 Room 703 Room 705 Practice Rooms
Seating at both concerts If you are in more than one group, please use the preconcert time to get instruments tuned and then meet with the conductor of your FIRST PERFORMING GROUP. Don’t forget that during the half of the concert in which you perform, you should sit in the allocated student seating. During the other half of the concert, you should sit with your parents.
Supper Could all instrumentalists (Guitar / Band / Strings) please supply supper for the Friday 8 April Concert and all singers (Junior Choir, Senior Choir) please supply supper for the Wednesday 13 April Concert. Plates should be delivered to the MWC canteen on arrival at 5:30 PM. Thank you!
The “Loreto Parents & Friends Association” invites you and your friends to
“Bling It On...”
Loreto Gala Dinner Dance Saturday 28th May, 2011 Mary Ward Centre From 7:00 pm until late 3 Course Dinner/ BYO / Live Band Tickets $60 each –
A Complimentary champagne on arrival
“Early Bird “ Ticket Purchase by Friday 6th May- Go in the draw to win an I Pad Donated by RBS Morgans, Milton
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