20 november 2012

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E [email protected] W www.loreto.qld.edu.au

PO Box 1726 Coorparoo DC Qld 4151

Volume 36 - 20 November, 2012

Jus ce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity Jus ce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity

Dear Parents and Students

Last Friday we congratulated and farewelled the deligh ul and wonderful ‘Class of 2012’. They have given greatly to this school over the past five years but never so much as this year where they led with enthusiasm, spirit and commitment. I thank College Captains Sarah Pe ford and Nina Wadell, especially on their very fine leadership. They led with dis nc on and dignity.

I congratulate the College Dux, Eden O’Sullivan, on her outstanding results in all disciplines and on the commitment shown in making the most of her God given talents. She received the Sister Rosario North Award for Academic Excellence. Recipients of the following special prizes are also to be congratulated as these prizes represent the very best of what it means to be Lore an.

Amanda Milligan Award for “Felicity” Brigid King

Sister Maria Welch “Jus ce” Award Anna Cooke

Other significant prizes awarded include:

Sister Thérése Daly Award for English Brigid King

Sister Helen Salter & The Carroll Family Award for Mathema cs Eden O’Sullivan

Sister Juliana Coughlan Crea ve Arts Award Hannah Kassulke & Annick Mewing

Alison Lazenby Award for Senior Sportswoman of the Year Eloise Jackson

Kevin Rudd Language Award Toula Savva & Nina Waddell

Past Pupils Spirit Prizes Sarah Pe ford & Nina Waddell

Congratula ons to these girls and also to the Honour Pocket recipients for Semester Two.

Emmeline Allison Academic Excellence

Sophie Catsoulis Academic Excellence

Louise Chan School Spirit & Academic Excellence

Larissa Claridge Academic Excellence

Anna Cooke Academic Excellence

Alexandra Cracknell School Spirit

Stephanie Esprester Academic Excellence

Rachel Farrah Music

Jessica Healy School Spirit

Madison Heinrich Music

Eloise Jackson Athle cs & Service to Sport

Hannah Kassulke School Spirit & Academic Excellence

Elizabeth Kehoe Music

Brigid King Academic Excellence

Fiona Malone Academic Excellence


Jus ce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity

Isabella Mammone Service to Sport – Basketball

Sophia Markey‐Towler School Spirit

Annick Mewing School Spirit

Ashleigh O’Connor Service to Sport & Academic Excellence

Eden O’Sullivan Academic Excellence

Sarah Pe ford Service to School & Academic Excellence

Elizabeth Pike School Spirit

Grace Power Academic Excellence

Alessandra Roe School Spirit

Kris na Sams Service to Sport – Basketball & School Spirit

Bridget Sankey Service to Sport ‐ Touch Football

Toula Savva Service to Sport – Athle cs & Academic Excellence

Greta Smart Academic Excellence

Utkarsha Somalwar Academic Excellence

Lucy Volling Drama

Nina Waddell Service to School & Academic Excellence

Eloise West Academic Excellence

Breeana Wya Academic Excellence

Yours sincerely

Cheryl Hamilton Principal

TO THE CLASS OF 2012

You are worthy. The news is full of depressing sta s cs and stories. But you are not a sta s c and you have your own story. You are a person of immeasurable value and your story is full of promise. Treat yourself as such.

Trust the journey. Trust that very small step taken in good faith toward something of value will eventually get you some place worth going, even when you are lost in the woods.

Let failure be your guide. Life is a series of experiments, and experiments some mes fail. I’ve learned more from my failures than from my successes, no ques on about it. Success makes me think I’ve got it made. Failure just makes me think! And thinking helps me grow.

We need each other. We can’t go it alone, so cul vate community, which needn’t mean big number or be a big deal. Two or three trustworthy friends can help you remember who you are and keep your vision for your life in sight. Seek them out and stay in touch.

Bear witness against cruelty and injus ce. When we fail to do so, we not only pollute the society and other people’s lives. We also pollute our own souls.

Be grateful and be generous. You possess gi s that have been given to you by others. Pass the gi along, knowing that what you give away will be returned to you many‐fold. Be generous especially with your me, energy, a en on and care not out of duty but out of gra tude.

Daily keep your death before your eyes. This is not morbid counsel, but a prac ce that enhances one’s apprecia on of everyday life and all the li le things that make life holy – from a gorgeous sunset, to a child’s laughter, to the kindness of a stranger.

Live the ques ons. Life’s most important ques ons don’t have answers in any conven onal sense. They are ques ons around which you wrap your life and, as Rilke says, on some distant day you may find that you’ve lived your way into an answer. So wrap your life around ques ons worth living. “How can I get the biggest slice of the pie?” is not such a ques on! But here’s one that is, in the words of Frederick Buechner: “How can I find the place where my deep gladness meets the world’s deep need?”

(Parker J Palmer)


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Wednesday 21 November

Year 11 Exams

Year 8 - 10 Exams/Classes

Thursday 22 November

Year 11 Exams

Friday 23 November

Year 11 Exams

St Vincent de Paul - Special School Dance 6pm - 9pm

Monday 26 November

Year 8 - 10 Alternative Program

Tennis Trials

Council Meeting and Dinner 5.30pm

Tuesday 27 November

Year 8 - 10 Alternative Program

Tennis Trials

Thursday 29 November

French Trip departs 5.30pm

Friday 30 November

Year Level Assemblies and Prize Giving 9am - 10.30am

Whole School Assembly 11.00am - 12 noon

Loreto Leadership Conference

END TERM 4 (YEARS 8 – 11) - Students dismissed by 12.15pm


Reminder - Revised Term Dates for 2013

Term 1 30 Jan – 27 March (previously 28 March)

Term 2 15 April – 21 June

Term 3 16 July – 20 September

Term 4 8 October – 29 November

Please Note: Term 1 will now end on 27 March not 28 March. Term 4

will commence on 8 October. The government has now

confirmed that Queen’s Birthday will be observed on

Monday 7 October.



UÉÉ~Ä|áàá Symons booklists along with the second hand “to buy” lists are now on the College web site. Students will be given their “to sell” book form closer to the sale day ,along with instructions re dropping off the books that they wish to sell. Second hand book sale day is on Saturday 1st December 8.30-11.30am in the Gonzaga Barry Building.

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If you have a couple of hours to spare, the second hand book shop is in need of helpers to sort, price and sell second hand books. Please email Anne Herft at the College on [email protected] if you are able to help out on any of the following days: Tuesday 27th November 8.30am - 1.00pm, Wednesday 28th Nov 8.30am - 10.30am, Thursday 29th Nov 9.00am -10.30am, Saturday 1st December 8.00am - 11.30am (Sale Day). Anne Herft - Bookshop

XÇÜÉÄÅxÇàá yÉÜ ECDF As we wish to finalise enrolments for 2013, could you please let the College know if your daughter is not returning next year. Please complete the tear-off slip at the end of the newsletter and return it to the School Office as soon as possible. Thank you.

XÇÜ|v{ÅxÇà cÜÉzÜtÅ @ lxtÜ DD As part of our Enrichment Program this semester, myself and eight other girls from Year 11, with the collaboration of St Laurence’s, have had the pleasure of traveling to Nursery Road Special School to engage in a new program aimed at encouraging music, interaction and bonding with a selected class of their students. We entered the project hoping to record our experiences and create a production or documentary of our time working with the students. I can say on behalf of all of us that what we have come away with is so much more than we could have ever imagined. In the small space of two hours every week, we have forged personal relationships with each one of our students. We have seen how their behaviour has developed and opened our eyes in admiration to those who work with them every day. We look forward to seeing them as much as they look forward to seeing us. We have been able to witness their ups and downs and capture moments with them that we hope to share with the wider community in the aim of raising awareness of the difference each one of us can make in the lives of others. We wish to extend our immense thanks to all those who have made this project possible for us, as it has been an eye opening and inspiring experience. To Mrs Cuskelly and Mr Timothy Hills from Nursery Road, thank you for all the hours of organising and coordination you have put in; we can never thank you enough. Laura Nicholls – Year 11

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A reminder that the two year transition from our ‘old’ sports uniform to our ‘new’ sport uniform will finish at the end of this year. The only students who will be able to wear the old blue shorts and gold polo shirt in 2013 will be Year 12s whose only sporting commitment is their one lesson of Core PE each week. All students in Years 8 - 11 and Year 12s involved in inter-school sport must wear the new blue shorts and blue/gold polo shirt. Similarly, the old tracksuit should be longer be worn; the new, all blue tracksuit is now required. Helen Carty - Deputy Principal, Pastoral Care

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The College is again this year engaging the services of a milliner to clean the school hats at the end of the year. The cost is $22 for normal cleaning, or $27 for a small mend or if the hat requires extra cleaning. Hats and bands are to be placed inside a plastic shopping bag with your name clearly marked on the hat, band and on the outside of the bag. Hats are to be handed into the school office on Friday 30th November BEFORE going to assembly. Payment is required on collection of hats from the second hand uniform shop on Monday 28th January 2013 from 9 am - 12 midday. Due to the colour of our hats, the Milliner will do her best to clean them but she is unable to perform miracles! Thank you.




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Student Laptop Program 2013

The rollout of the student laptop program will involve all Loreto College students in 2013. The present Year 10 and 8 students will carry over their laptops from this year while the incoming Year 8 students and the present Year 9 students will be issued with new laptops at the start of the year. The College provides laptops to all students for use both at school and at home. These laptops come with all the software (including Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite) pre-loaded, three year accidental damage warranty and ICT support and training included as part of the package. This is a parent funded rental program with a buy-out at the conclusion, which is the same as what we have done this year with Years 8 and 10.

The Year 12 students of 2013 (present Year 11s) will be issued with the best laptops from our present fleet of student and staff laptops since they are only at the College for one more year at no cost to parents. They will also be issued with a bag in which to carry it. These laptops also have all of the necessary software pre-loaded and support is provided through the ICT Help Desk.

Some important dates are below.

Wednesday 31st January 2013 - Year 12 Laptop distribution (end of Orientation Day)

Tuesday 5th February 2013 - Year 10 Laptop Distribution (3.30pm - 6pm)

Monday 11th February 2013 - Year 8 Laptop Distribution (7pm - 8.30pm)

On the day of issue for the 2013 Year 10 and 8 students, all girls will login to their laptop for the first time and will receive a lesson in which software will be activated and training provided. There are different arrangements for these year levels in the collection procedure, which is outlined below.

Year 8 2013 will have a brief information evening (11/02/2013) starting at 7pm in the Mary Ward Centre, which we ask all parents and their daughters to attend. This will be followed by the actual distribution of the laptops and the signing of the contract. Only once parents have signed the contract will the laptop be issued.

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The arrangement for the Year 10 2013 students is slightly different in that the distribution session is held in the afternoon (5/02/13) in the Mary Ward Centre. There is no information session as such and between 3.30pm and 6pm parents are able to come along and sign the contract and take the laptop with their daughter. ICT members will be available at this time to talk you through any queries that you may have. Parents must sign the contract before the laptops are able to be taken away.

Information is available on the Loreto College Website through the ‘Student Laptop Portal’ which is on the Quick Links menu on the home page.

Student ID Cards

All students will need to keep their present ID cards for the start of the 2013 school year until they are replaced along with new lanyards etc. sometime in February. These compulsory cards not only provide ID for public transport but are

important for our systems here at the college. Printing, late registration and library borrowing all require this card. Please encourage your daughter to keep this card in a safe place for the start of next year to avoid having to purchase a new one before the 2013 cards are issued. Mr Gavin Swanson - Deputy – Principal - ICT




`âá|v axãá Music Camp 2013 The closing date for returning music camp forms has now passed. A large number of forms are yet to be returned. Students who will attend the camp will receive a letter confirming their place. Please remember that places on Music Camp are limited to approximately 110 students and these places normally fill very quickly. If applications exceed this limit, then the following selection criteria will apply:

Ensuring a musical balance of instruments / voices

Preference given to older students

Prompt return of Application Forms (first in - firs served)

Congratulations Well done to the following girls for their hard work in completing the following instrumental exams: Ainsley Carter (Grade 2 Trumpet), Lauren Causer (Grade 2 Trumpet), Nikita Bedwell (Grade 5 Drum kit), Lucy Nielson (Grade 6 Drum Kit).

Celtic Storm DVD These are currently being developed and should be available for collection from Thursday morning. If you have pre-purchased a DVD and have indicated you wish to collect it from Loreto, please do so from the Music Office. Anna Nielson – Music Department

câuÄ|v fÑxt~|Çz On Wednesday 7 November, Lauren Michael and Alexandra White were entrants in the Finals of the ESU Speaking Competition. The standard of prepared speeches was very high, despite the fact that the participants had only one week to prepare. The title of the speech was “Variety is the spice of life”. Both Lauren and Alexandra spoke with a theme of social justice. The competitors were then given an impromptu speech. Again, both girls acquitted themselves well. Lauren Michael was placed second in the competition and received a trophy as well as a cheque for $100.00. Congratulations, Lauren! Both girls were excellent ambassadors for Loreto. They not only spoke well but were confident and poised in meeting with the dignitaries present. Well done to you both! Mrs Rosemary O’Neill - Coordinator Public Speaking

c9 Y axãá Drop Curtain A ‘drop’ curtain will be installed in the Mary Ward Centre over the Christmas holidays. Like the large ceiling fans in the Centre which were also funded by the P & F, the curtain will make a big difference to the school by allowing different classes to operate simultaneously in the building. It will be another tangible reminder of the benefits of paying the modest quarterly P & F levy. The P & F has also set aside additional funds for the modification of the light bar in the Centre while the scaffolding is in place for the curtain. Sport Support Group The Sport Support Group launched its charter at a wine and cheese night last week. Loreto is looking to build a network of parents and others with an interest in sport who are prepared to attend competitions and act in official roles including coaches, managers, umpires and timekeepers. Parents are urged to volunteer by contacting the Director of Sport Meg Stevens for more information. Loreto College prides itself on a ‘professional’ approach to sport but teachers need support to ensure these high standards are maintained. This process will continue next year with more details to be provided in future newsletters. Garry West P & F Secretary

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ctÜxÇà [xÄÑxÜáË TyàxÜÇÉÉÇ gxt A final reminder to acknowledge the help that has been given to Loreto this year, by parent volunteers or anyone who has assisted in any way (whether it be on Tuckshop, Volunteer helping in the Library, Exam supervision, Year level Representative, Scorer at sport or phoning around for a Year group gathering – no matter what way you have helped). You are invited to Afternoon Tea on Wednesday, 28 November at 2.00pm in the Staff Room. For catering purposes, please call Trish Willing at the College email: [email protected] or complete the tear off slip attached to the newsletter and return to office. Please Note: RSVP date has been extended to Friday 23 November. You are most welcome so please feel free to come along. We look forward to seeing you there.

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LORETO WATERPOLO

Training for this week – There will be training for the U14 and U15 teams on Thursday 22 November from 3.30pm to 5.00pm. There is no training for the U18 team this week due to exams.

Last week of term starting 26 November.

There will be training for the U14 on Monday 26 November and training for the U15 and U18 team on Thursday 29 November at 3.30pm at Loreto Pool. The last game for the year is on the 1 December.

Each team is playing at the Somerville House swimming pool. Players MUST be at the venue 40 minutes prior to the game.

The game for week 6 - November 24 are as following:

All teams must wear the current Loreto swimming togs, Loreto swim cap and a mouth guard. Please check your nails are cut before the game.

Waterpolo Reports Under 14’s The U14 team were defeat by Mt St Michael’s by 2 goals. For the first three quarters it was very close then limited reserves tired the girls out in the fourth quarter. There was excellent defence from Beth Kassulke and some superb shooting by Farren Buckley. Good effort girls, a reminder that training will be on Thursday this week. Coach: Oliver Chambers

Under 15’s The U15 team were defeated by Brisbane Girls Grammar School. It was a tough game for the girls being their first loss of the season. Lack of composure left us always on the back foot. Being physically outplayed by a stronger team left the girls a little intimidated. However they proved that they are able to beat anyone by just keeping it simple and concentrating on the little tasks; doing so allowed the girls to win the second quarter 1 - 0. A great team to watch out for in the finals. Coach: James Duffy.

Under 18’s The Loreto Warriors were defeated by All Hallow’s 2 . The Loreto girls have demonstrated an improvement with their defensive skills and working together as a team. The girls have stepped up to the challengers and should be very proud of their efforts. Coach: Mikaela Brogan.

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TIME AGE TEAMS POOL

1.20pm U14C Loreto Warriors C v Brigidine C 1

2.40pm U15 Loreto Warriors C v Somerville C 1

4.40pm U18C Loreto Warriors C v Stuartholme C 2



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Students will be required to have any books they wish to sell through the second hand book shop with them at school on Tuesday 27th November. Lists of the books that can be sold second hand will be given out to students this week. Books need to be clearly marked with student’s name and the” to sell” forms correctly filled out. Please place books and forms inside a plastic bag. Students will be notified during the morning on when they can take their books to the drop off area.

fà i|ÇvxÇà wx ctâÄ axãá We are finishing our St Vinnie’s activities for 2012 with attendance at the Graduation Dance at the Nursery Road State Special School. A number of Loreto students have given regular assistance there as part of their Community Service. Our St Vinnie’s members have also worked with the students of the Special School. We are collecting presents for the local elderly in the Holland Park Meals on Wheels. These will be delivered on Friday 21st December along with a meal. We are still needing presents or a $2.00 donation to the office. I receive such appreciative letters and phone calls from the recipients. We realise that this service is highly valued by the local community and our students get great satisfaction from this service as a very fitting “giving ac-tivity” so totally in the spirit of Christmas where we especially try to think more of the needs of others. I wish to thank Ms Deb Bauer for her able assistance and support throughout the year. The Mission Statement of the St Vincent de Paul Society holds to the idea that we give a “hand up” not just a “hand out”. Also the Society prefers to work “face to face”. This is why we have so many Outreach Activities during the year. We also fundraise and we must thank the Loreto Community for their generous support. Thank you to our St Vinnie’s members, the Executive Committee and all who have been involved in any way during 2012. We wish you all a happy and holy Christmas. Bill Kenny - St Vincent de Paul Coordinator

hÇ|yÉÜÅ f{ÉÑ The Uniform shop is in need of good quality stock for the sale day (Saturday 1 December 8am - 12 noon). If you have any items that you wish to sell please leave them at the school office clearly marked with your name and address. Please note that due to the College introducing a new blazer next year only good quality second hand “ old style” blazers will be accepted for sale. The uniform shop will be open on Fridays from 12.30 - 1.30pm. Please note that the Uniform Shop will not be open on Friday 30th November. Thank you. Ann Herft - Uniform Shop

hÇ|yÉÜÅ f{ÉÑ @ ECDF The uniform shop is in need of helpers next year on a Friday at lunchtimes( 12.30pm-1.30pm) on a roster basis during term time . If you have some time to spare on a Friday, could you please email Anne Herft [email protected] or phone the school office. Thank you.

lxtÜ K XÇw Éy lxtÜ YtÅ|Äç Zxà@gÉzxà{xÜ An invitation is extended to all Year 8 Parents and their families to attend a Fun Family Day at the Plantation Swimming Pool Complex in Gumdale this Sunday 25 November. Please bring a plate of nibbles to share and your own refreshments. We hope you can join us for a great day! Please see attached flyer for details. Julia Gough - Year 8 Parent Representative

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“Children grow up quickly and in what seems like the blink of an eye they have left school. Don’t let that special time pass without actively participating in their lives by playing a role at the school. You can do this in many ways, including nominating as a Parent Year Level Representative. Although the school year may be drawing to a close and thoughts turning to holidays, planning for next year is already underway. We are therefore now calling for nominations for 2013. What does it involve? Parent Year Level Representatives generate community spirit by organising events such as drinks by the pool, dinner and other social events. If you have attended one of these events and enjoyed it, consider the planning that went into it. However these are not onerous tasks and we are happy to refer you to others who have acted as reps to determine if this is something you would like to do. If you are interested in becoming a Year Representative in 2013, please email reply Trish Willing: [email protected] or complete the attached tear-off slip and return it to the office asap.” Garry West - P & F Secretary



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aÉà|vxá A Walk in the Park Professional In-Home Pet Care Going on holiday over Christmas? Allow A Walk in the Park Professional Services (owned and operated by past pupil Fiona McLeod) to care for your pets and home while you are away. We provide reliable and affordable in-home services including dog walking, pet feeding, plant watering and mail collection. Why not spoil your pet this Christmas with a gift hamper or an animal loving friend with a gift voucher? For your peace of mind, our family operated business is registered, insured, and police checked. Servicing Metropolitan, 7 days a week. BOOK TODAY: Ph 0409 248 678; Email: [email protected] or see: www.walkinthepark.com.au

Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 26 November - Friday 30 November

Monday 26 November: Angela Sankey, Cath Tapsall, Lisa Smart Tuesday 27 November: Maureen Roe, Janelle Pearce, Frances Steiner, Anna Stafford, Monique Cleed Wednesday 28 November: Maria Mewing, Lyndel Fuller, Janelle O’Brien Thursday 29 November: Karen Catsoulis, Leanne Jackson, Karen Chaston, Judy Cunningham, Carolyn Da-Rin-De-Barbera

Special of the Day $3.50

Monday 26 November: Ham, Cheese & Pineapple Pizza Tuesday 27 November: Nachos Wednesday 28 November: Chicken Kebab Wraps & Salad Thursday 29 November: Chicken/Vegetable Burgers

PLEASE NOTE:

THE TUCKSHOP WILL NOT BE OPEN ON THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FRIDAY 30TH NOVEMBER.



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Parent Helpers’ A ernoon Tea ‐ Wednesday 28 November

RSVP Tear off Slip (or email: [email protected])

Yes I will be able to a end.

Parent’s Name : _______________________________________________

No a ending: _______________________________________________

Please have your daughter return this form to the school office by: Friday 23 November 2012

Parent Year Representa ve 2013 ‐ (Tear off RSVP Slip)

or email your RSVP to Trish Willing: [email protected]

I would be interested in nomina ng to be a Year Representa ve in 2013.

Name: _________________________________________ Daughter’s Year Level______________________

Phone Number: _________________________________ Mob: __________________________________

Email:_________________________________________________________________________________________

ENROLMENTS FOR 2013

(RSVP Tear off Slip)

My daughter will not be returning to Loreto in 2013

My daughter may not be returning to Loreto in 2013

Student’s Name: ________________________________________________

Parent’s Signature: _________________________________________________



Dear Parents and Grandparents

Would you like to meet other parents and grandparents for coffee and lunch once a month?

Have I got a deal for you! Just volunteer to help in the Tuckshop once a month (9.00am – 1.30pm) and I'll provide free coffee and lunch.

Put your name down now by yourself or together with friends.

Alison McEneny

Tuckshop Convenor

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TUCKSHOP VOLUNTEER 2013 – TEAR OFF SLIP

I would like to volunteer for Tuckshop.

Name: _________________________________________________________________________

Daughter’s Name _____________________________________ Year and Homeroom___________

Phone No: _________________________________

Mobile: ____________________________________ Work:______________________

Email address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

I would like to be on the same roster as __________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please ck day(s) you are available to do Tuckshop or please telephone me to arrange a suitable day.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Please return to the school office as soon as possible or telephone Alison McEneny on 3394 9944.

Thank you. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.



Congratulations

Class of 2012

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Class of 2012

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Class of 2012

Year 8 Families - End of Year Get together

Where: Plantation Pool

1204 New Cleveland Rd, GUMDALE

When: Sunday 25th November

11am until ……

Who: Year 8’s, their Teachers and Families

What to bring: * Swimming gear, hats, sunscreen

* Sports gear (footballs, bats, etc)

* BYO Drinks * Bring a plate of Nibbles to share * BYO chairs/picnic rug (some supplied but probably not enough)

Cost: * Entry into pool: <13 yrs $4,>12 yrs $6 * $2 per person to cover Pergola hire and sausage sizzle (give to Julia on the day)

RSVP: Before 20/11/12 to Julia Gough with numbers for catering purposes please [email protected] or phone or/text 0408 288 221

The Plantation is a swimming centre run and fully supervised by the Royal Life Saving Society, any profits made go to this charity. There are 3 pools, small water slides, incl. wading pool and it is very safe. Great coffee also on sale too! Go to:

http://rlssq.com.au/ once on the site, click on Facilities and then on the Plantation Link to read more.

Hope you can make it to a fun Family Day!

Please Note:

Alcohol allowed, but no glass bottles are allowed. Staff will

check at the gates and confiscate if any glass is brought into the pool

complex!



PARENT SPORT SUPPORT GROUP

Wine & Cheese Night

You’re invited to attend the 1st Annual Parent Sport Support Group

Wine & Cheese Night

When: Tuesday 13 November 2012

Time: 7.30pm-9.00pm

Where: The Mary Ward Centre

RSVP: Wednesday 7 November to the Sport Office

Phone no: 3394 9920 or email [email protected]

(For catering)

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Enrolment Form- Loreto Tennis Camp

Name: ________________________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________

Suburb: ______________________________________ Post Code: ________________

Telephone: ________________________ Date of Birth_____/_____/____

I enclose a cheque /money order for $115 for the Loreto College Tennis Camp.

(Signature Parent/Guardian) ……………………………..……………………….……………….

Send to LifeTime Tennis PO Box 204 Clayfield QLD 4011

Holiday camp of a lifetime! Loreto College Girls Special School Team Training Camp

(A must for players playing in school teams in 2013)

Tennis 8.30am – 11.00am Daily - Year 8

10.30pm - 1pm Daily - Year 9-12

Venue:LoretoCollegeTennisCourts

When: Wednesday 23rd, Thursday 24th, Friday 25th January

Cost: $115 for the 3 day camp/ $45 daily

EnquiriesPhone:‐1300301530



PARENT SPORT SUPPORT GROUP

Wine & Cheese Night

You’re invited to attend the 1st Annual Parent Sport Support Group

Wine & Cheese Night

When: Tuesday 13 November 2012

Time: 7.30pm-9.00pm

Where: The Mary Ward Centre

RSVP: Wednesday 7 November to the Sport Office

Phone no: 3394 9920 or email [email protected]

(For catering)

Swimming Clinic

Date: 15, 16 17 January & 22, 23 & 24 January 2013

Days: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

Venue: Loreto Swimming Pool

Time: 7.15am - 8:30am

Cost: Free for Swim Clinic

There will be a Breakfast on the 24th January directly after training.

(Cost of Breakfast will be $ 10.00 per swimmer)

The Loreto Swim clinic program offers an opportunity for all girls to improve their stroke and

fitness, in preparation for the 2013 competitive season. Competitive swimmers will benefit from a

customised training program that aims to build on the success from the 2012 season. Social

swimmers are welcome.

TO REGISTER FOR THE 2013 SWIM CLINIC:

Please email Mrs Stevens at: [email protected]

For further enquiries please telephone Mrs Meg Stevens on 33949980 or 0431734022

Blazer fi ngs will be held every Friday lunch me

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Congratulations

Class of 2012




Eden O’Sullivan Sister Rosario North Award for

Academic Excellence & Sister Helen Salter-Carroll Award

Anna Cooke Sister Maria Welch Justice Award

Brigid King Amanda Milligan Award &

Sister Therese Daly Award for English

Hannah Kassulke Sister Juliana Coughlan Creative Arts Award

Eloise Jackson Alison Lazenby Award for

Senior Sportswoman of the Year

Annick Mewing Sister Juliana Coughlan Creative Arts Award




Year 12 Graduation

20 november 2012

Documents

series of experiments

experiments somemes

person of immeasurable

po box

coorparoo dc qld

small step

good faith

honour pocket recipients