calling issue 13 (08 may 2014)

08 May 2014 No. 13 60 Park Parade Shorncliffe QLD 4017 Tel (07) 3631 9000 Fax (07) 3631 9001 Email [email protected] www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au

A Catholic Boys' School in the Edmund Rice Tradition Catering for Years 5 to 12

Dear Members of the St. Patrick’s College Community I think we all can agree that winter has arrived with this early ‘cold snap’. With the cold weather comes the onset of rugby and football season. This week we host St. Edmund’s College and Nudgee Junior College as part of Back to Shorncliffe Day. It is shaping up to be a great day, particularly in light of our historic First XV win over Marist Ashgrove last weekend. As well as some great rugby and football on the day, it is a chance to pamper our mothers. The Parents and Friends will be conducting ‘High Tea’ in the Peter Tyrrell Centre throughout the day as well as having their Mother’s Day stall operating from there. I invite all of our Mothers to come along to Curlew Park and enjoy some nice food and watch the boys play their rugby and football. It is also a day for the Old Boys to return to ‘their alma mater by the sea’. It is shaping up to be a great day so put on your ‘green and gold’ and come down to Curlew Park on Saturday. With Mother’s Day this Sunday the Parents and Friends will again be conducting their Mother’s Day stall on Thursday and Friday. All gifts are moderately priced and it is a great way for the boys to purchase that special gift for mum or grandma. Our Edmund Rice Mass last Friday was an excellent exhibition of what it is to be part of the Edmund Rice community. As usual Fr Liam led our Mass but this year he was very capably assisted by a large number of Year 5 students. They shared their learnings from Term 1, where they examined aspects of Edmund Rice, his life, the Christian Brothers and Edmund Rice Education Australia. I was extraordinarily proud of these young men and congratulate them, their teachers and their parents on what they have done. At St. Patrick’s College we are very fortunate to have Br Chris and Br Col as part of our community. I said on Friday and will repeat it here, how thankful we are to have such dedicated men in our College Community. I, on behalf of all within the St. Patrick’s College Community, thank them for their vocation as a Christian Brother. Next week the students in Years 5, 7, and 9 will participate in the NAPLAN Tests. This is a challenging time for our students. Their teachers have been working with the students in preparing for these tests and I am confident that they will do of their best. We can support the students by ensuring that they have the correct equipment for the tests and have early nights during the week. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the NAPLAN tests I suggest you contact your son’s teacher or alternatively Mr Chris Campbell. Good luck to all the boys. This morning the St. Patrick’s College Foundation hosted its second Business Breakfast with 2003 College Captain, Mr Hayden Neeland, being our guest speaker. With nearly 100 guests it was an excellent morning and provided an opportunity for the Foundation to launch its ‘Build for the Future’ Campaign. My thanks to Stacey Bishop for her efforts in ensuring the success of the morning. For further information regarding the ‘Build for the Future’ campaign please click the link www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au/our-community/foundation.html Periodically I remind parents about parking, pickup and drop off practices. Alas it is that time again! Can I ask parents to be very careful when driving around the streets near St. Patrick’s College. Please avoid double (sometimes triple) parking, stopping on the zebra crossing, stopping or parking in the Pier Avenue bus stops and parking across local residents’ driveways. Your support with these issues will ultimately protect your son. Thank you for your support. Finally this week, I wish all the Mothers a very happy Mother’s Day and hope that you are spoilt on this special day. See you all at Curlew Park on Saturday. God Bless

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

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Mr Frank Torrisi

College Dean Student Formation

It was good to see the large number of parents who attended Monday’s Parent/Teacher interviews. It is important that we consolidate a positive start by many students and implement changes with others who may have not reached or realised their potential. I hope the advice that was received on the evening can form the basis for ongoing discussion at home. If there are any issues that need to be discussed please do not hesitate to contact your son’s House Dean. College Laptops: It is a requirement that all laptops are fully charged when students arrive at school. No student will be permitted to charge their laptop at school. All chargers are to remain at home. If students find that their laptops battery is not lasting a full day they should immediately report to the IT Student Support Office for assistance. Inter-House Cross Country: Congratulations to the winning House, Treacy, who were successful on the day, also winning a number of year levels. Overall results 1st Treacy, 2nd O’Rourke, 3rd Mooney, 4th Coffey, 5th Kennedy and Rice, 7th Ryan, 8th Xavier, and 9th Quane. Well done Treacy. Pastoral Information Evening: The College will hold an information evening on Tuesday 20 May. The topic of the evening will be “Dealing with the Digital Teenager”. Ian

Lillico will be the presenter. Please reserve a seat by telephoning Maxine Nott on 36319031

Mr Richard Gradwell Quane House

Once again Quane House are organising volunteers to collect for The Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal. We appreciate that your time is very precious and your contribution is very much appreciated and will help many struggling Australian’s in the near future. Details for the Red Shield Appeal The Red Shield Appeal’s collection day is on Sunday May 25. We will meet on the Callan Centre steps at 8:30am. Please wear your College uniform. You will be put into teams and given instructions on how to doorknock and collect. You will doorknock from about 9am till 11am. At 11am you will be driven to the counting house which is at The Salvation Army at Taigum (Corner Handford & Roghan Rds, Taigum). You’ll count the money, receive some food and a drink, be given a free Big Mac voucher and a certificate.

You’ll then be driven back to St Patrick’s College to be picked up at 11:45am, or you can be picked up from The Salvation Army at Taigum at 11:30am. If you are under 15 years of age you will need to have an adult collect with you. Ask your parents or an older brother or sister if they will come with you. You will also need a permission note signed by your parent or guardian. Please

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Mr Richard Gradwell Quane House

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Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity

Edmund Rice did a good job. I would hazard a guess, in fact, that he far exceeded his own expectations. Let’s face it – if Edmund Rice, an Irishman born in the small town of Callan who lived and worked in Waterford, could know what he began in the early 1800s, he’d be almightily surprised. If he knew that 250 years after he was born, in a city nearly as far away from Callan as possible, that people would be celebrating his life and doing whatever they could to replicate his work in their own context, you would have to think he’d be reasonably chuffed with that legacy. I’m a fan of Edmund Rice – this will come as no great surprise considering the role I have gravitated towards. This week though, as we celebrated the Feast Day of Blessed Edmund Rice (5 May), I have been reflecting on what it is about this man that has attracted me to his story and his charism. If I am to be honest, it is not just the work of Edmund which inspires me, but the work of the Christian Brothers also – the Congregation which Edmund began, and which continues to do amazing work all around the globe today. Like Australia’s first saint, Mary MacKillop, Edmund in many ways was a simple person. He saw a need and sought about addressing that need as effectively as he could. Edmund saw poor boys on the streets in his town, and was not satisfied with their bleak future. Edmund was a man of faith and a man of action. Through his close relationship with his God, and his devotion to Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Edmund was able to discern a way forward. His wise approach was to

address the needs of the poor boys through challenging the status quo and breaking the cycle of poverty by providing a way out – education. His work inspired others, and other men joined him. These men became the first Christian Brothers. I have been fortunate enough to meet, know, work with and become friends with numerous Christian Brothers. These men have inevitably inspired me to be a better teacher, a better leader and a better man. The Brothers have a simple motto: to do and to teach. Their work and legacy however is far more profound. Through establishing and running numerous very good schools, the Brothers have educated young men who have become people who make extraordinary contributions to their families, their communities and their world. Today, St. Patrick’s College attempts to continue this endeavour. This month, there are a variety of ways in which we are doing so, including “Live Below the Line” week, “What Would You Do?” campaign, and on May 23, our annual ERA (Edmund Rice Advocacy) for Change gathering, this year being held right here at St. Patrick’s. Edmund Rice once famously said: “Have courage, the good seed will grow up in the children’s hearts later on.” Thankfully at St. Patrick’s, there is strong evidence of this growth in our students already.

Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum

On Tuesday 13, Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 May, all students in Years 5, 7 and 9 will take part in the National Assessment Program—Literacy and Numeracy, or NAPLAN, as it is commonly known. Skills that will be tested include: reading, spelling, grammar and punctuation, and numeracy. These tests are completed here at the College and are considered just another part of the curriculum program. NAPLAN cannot be specifically studied for and students are not expected to do so. The best way you can help your child prepare for NAPLAN is to let them know that it is just a routine part of our College program, and to urge them to do the best they can on the day. Some nervousness is natural. Your support in affirming that it is just like any other school day will help ease these tensions. It is important for you and your child to know that NAPLAN is not a pass/fail test. It simply looks at what level students are achieving in literacy and numeracy, and provides comparison of such data against National Standards and compared with student peers throughout Australia. These individual student results will be sent to parents later in the year. The reports will enable parents to view and monitor how your child is progressing.

NAPLAN is also used by governments, education authorities and schools to determine whether young Australians are meeting important educational goals in literacy and numeracy. This is valuable data to support good teaching and learning, and school improvement. As your child progresses through their school years it is very important that checks are made along the way to see how well they are learning the skills of reading, writing and mathematics—essential skills that will set them firmly upon the path to success as adults. Our preparation for NAPLAN here at the College involves each of Heads of Curriculum ensuring that a broad and rich curriculum is studied across the year levels. NAPLAN familiarisation is important, but drilling and excessive practice is unnecessary and unhelpful. These tests contain questions similar to those that occur in regular classroom learning and assessment and we are confident that the results will help guide parent and teacher support for literacy and numeracy. If you have any concerns we’d encourage parents to talk to their teacher, who knows your child’s learning best.



TUESDAY MORNING MASS Mass is held every week on Tuesdays in the Father Liam Chapel in Waterford at 8am . All parents, staff and students are cordially invited.


Mrs Andrea Sked P & F News

With a very busy Term 1 behind us we are now looking forward to an even busier Term 2. In Term 1 the P & F welcomed new families to the College. We were pleased to see that many new parents that had attended the 2013 orientation evening came to the early 2014 P & F meetings. It was again a welcome sight to see some of these familiar faces at the Principal’s Morning Tea and then the Parent Education Evening “Raising Teenage Boys” by Andy Roy. The Parent Education Evenings are always a great evening and the information taken away is invaluable. In the Easter holidays the P & F again had a turn at manning the Tuesday evening Paddies Van at Roma Street. The term was rounded off by a very full Easter weekend where we (for our second year) ran a St. Patrick’s stall at the Blue Water Festival. As we did in 2013, we again took the opportunity to sell glow products to the children on the Thursday evening and then went on to sell hot cross buns, homemade confectionery and drinks on Good Friday. We had unprecedented amounts of willing volunteers and were again able to present a positive face of St. Patrick’s to the community and were the only school represented at the event. A big THANK YOU to all the volunteers including Mary Brodie and Mandy Crossan who packed the hot cross buns and made the glow product display, Louise Stringer who made all of the confectionery, the members of our community who generously donated ingredients for the confectionery, Rod Chiapello from McDonald’s Bracken Ridge who again donated products for the stall, Jim Mann and the maintenance crew who got all our gear down to Moora Park and to all the other St. Patrick’s community members who volunteered their time and manned the stall over the weekend. Now on to Term 2. What’s on? Again we are in for a busy time. Already we have had a P & F meeting where Dr Carroll showed parents the plans for the new Sporting and Cultural Precinct. We had the first day of our Mother’s Day Stall today and what a great success, with hundreds of boys eager to purchase something special for their mum. Many thanks to Mary Brodie and her helpers who put together and wrapped a very large range of gifts. This Saturday, 10 May, is Back to Shorncliffe Day at Curlew Park and the P&F will be hosting a Coffee and Cake Shop. We will also have a range of Mother’s Day gifts for sale. On Tuesday 20 May we will be hosting the second Parent Education Evening of the year with the topic ‘Dealing with the Digital Teenager’ by Dr Ian Lillico. Our final function for Term 2 is our Jazz and Shiraz afternoon to be held on Sunday 27 of July in the Waterford Building overlooking the beautiful Moreton Bay. Tickets will go on sale later in the Term. Book early to ensure you don’t miss out as this function has been a favourite in the past.

Finally, please support our major fundraiser of the year and purchase an Entertainment Book. These books are great value and funds raised are used by the P & F to assist the St. Patrick’s Community. Don’t forget our next P & F Meeting which is scheduled for Wednesday 21 May commencing at 7.30pm in the Waterford Building.


Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Coordinator - Stephen Fischer [email protected] Things are getting up and going well already this term. If your son is learning an instrument in Co-Curricular, he should receive music for our "From little things" project by next week. Timetables are all out and lessons have commenced on all days of the week. Please let me know as soon as convenient should a student be missing his timetable. I will be available for all students to visit, field queries etc. this Friday Junior and Senior lunchtimes (Friday 2 May) in the Rodgers Building so please encourage students to come and have a chat if they require information or assistance. EVENTS: As a department, we are working towards several big events this term including Music Performance Night 10 June, End of Term Liturgy ('From Little Things Project') and towards Term 3 events such as the Einbunpin Festival, Sandgate (July), the Qld Catholic Colleges Music Festival (August) as well as big school events coming up in Term 3.

MUSIC INTENSIVE CAMP: In light of our busy schedule, we are proposing to run a small two-day intensive music camp onsite at the College sometime in the June/July holidays TBC. This will provide a great opportunity for ensembles to hone their skills and repertoire. It will run like a day-camp with lunch provided, culminating in a concert on Day 2. Details to come! Instrumental tuition – Timetables are listed on CONNECT Ensembles Rehearsals – See CONNECT for details For further information refer to the INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PAGE click here

CHESS Coordinator - Scott Little [email protected] Chess Club: Mondays 3:00 – 4:15pm commences in week 2 For further information refer to the CHESS PAGE click here DEBATING Coordinator - Lorraine O’Sullivan [email protected] Inter-house Debating – SEMI FINALS: Note- first team listed is the affirmative team.

Senior teams - one student from Years 10, 11 and 12.

Draw for QDU fixtures is now available on the Debating Page (see link below) BIS competition commences late April For further information refer to the DEBATING PAGE click here

ART CLUB Coordinator - Katie Moro [email protected] Junior Art Club: Years 5 -7, Thursday 3:00pm – 4:30pm Senior Art Club: Years 8 - 12, Friday 3:00pm – 4:30pm For further information refer to the ART CLUB PAGE click here

Below is a brief overview with links to the Cultural web pages containing more detailed information on each of the activities.

JUNIOR DIVISION “Violent video games should be banned”

Semi-final 1 THURSDAY May 22 House assembly

Top 3 teams

Middle 3 teams

Lowest 3 teams

MOONEY v TREACY

COFFEY v QUANE

KENNEDY v RYAN

0206 0208 0210

SENIOR DIVISION

Topic “That climbing Mt Everest should be banned”.

Semi-Final 1: THURSDAY May 22 House Assembly

RICE v

XAVIER

O’ROURKE v

KENNEDY

RYAN v

COFFEY E202 E203 E204


Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

THEATRESPORTS Coordinator - Marthy Watson [email protected] Teams for Youth Theatresports Queensland Competition have been finalised and were presented to the College this week. Congratulations to all teams and we wish you well in the first round of games! Please check the Connect page for team lists and training times (see link below) For further information refer to the THEATRESPORTS PAGE click here PUBLIC SPEAKING Coordinator – Jonathan Brough [email protected] Boys in Years 11 and 12 can compete in local competitions eg. Rotary, Lions Clubs etc commencing in Term 1 All grades can compete in the School Oratory Comp later in the year For further information refer to the PUBLIC SPEAKING CONNECT PAGE click here Over the weekend two of our young men competed in the Rostrum Voice of Youth competition in the city, with over 400 competitors speaking over 2 days our young men spoke with conviction and purpose. This competition is aimed at encouraging young people to become confident speakers. They were required to develop a persuasive and engaging speech on a topic of their choosing from a provided list and to speak for 6min in the junior section and 8min in the senior. Jai Abernathy (C2) from Year 9 spoke on the topic “A most valuable legacy”, where he spoke at length on the lasting impact of Winston Churchill on the modern world, his insightful and well prepared speech earned him fourth place in his heat on Saturday morning. Meanwhile Christjan Corias (R6) from Year 12 spoke on the topic “Less is more”, where he talked the concept of consumerism and greed in our modern world, this balanced and forthright speech earned him a credible fourth place. Unfortunately even with these excellent results for our two young men, they were not enough to progress them to the finals to be held in the coming weeks. A big congratulations to this young men on representing the College in an excellent fashion and I encourage not only them but the rest of the boys here at the College to get involved in all of the public speaking opportunities available to them and to regularly check the Public Speaking Connect page for details of upcoming competitions.

ROUND TEAM DATE VENUE

1 Year 10 WEDNESDAY 7th MAY, 7 pm

Grace Lutheran College Cnr Anzac Ave and Mewes Road Rothwell QLD 4022

1 Year 12 Two teams

TUESDAY 20th May , 7 pm St Patrick's College 60 Park Pde Shorncliffe QLD 4017

1 Year 9 MONDAY 26TH MAY, 7 pm

St Joseph's College (Nudgee) 2199 Sandgate Rd Boondall QLD 4034

1 Year 11 THURSDAY 29TH MAY, 7 pm Albany Creek SHS Albany Forest Dr Albany Creek QLD 4035


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

Round 2 of our CIC and AIC Football and Rugby is this weekend. It is also our annual Back to Shorncliffe Day so we are looking set for a wonderful day of St. Patrick’s College Football and Rugby. We will be versing Nudgee Junior College, Indooroopilly in CIC (Year 5 to 7) and St Edmund’s College, Ipswich in our AIC (Year 8 to 12) games, all being played at Curlew Park. It is extremely important that all our students understand that, should they be attending Curlew Park on Saturday to support or staying behind after their game (of Football or Rugby), they be dressed in our College’s Formal Uniform. We will not hesitate to ask any student not dressed in the correct College uniform to leave the venue of Curlew Park. We would also ask our College community NOT to bring their pets (dog/s) to Curlew Park on Saturday. Your assistance with this request is greatly appreciated. Please refer to information supplied on Connect or the College App for details about both times and exact playing venues. For SPC Football Information: Click on the below link – https://connect2.stpatricks.qld.edu.au/StudentLife/Sport/Football/default.aspx For SPC Rugby Information: Click on the below link – https://connect2.stpatricks.qld.edu.au/StudentLife/Sport/Rugby/default.aspx It is equally as important that we have a big presence of parental volunteers/support to and assist with the running of the Curlew Park Canteen this Saturday. Each AIC rugby and football team has been allocated a time slot to assist. We would like parents to give some time to assist with the canteen. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Marcus Ferguson (Year 11), Lachlan Stringfellow (Year 12) & James Austin (Year 12) – won gold at the recent Queensland Secondary Schools Under 19 Volleyball Championships as members of the Metropolitan North Volleyball Team.

Marcus Ferguson (Year 11) – selected into the Queensland Secondary Schools Under 19 Volleyball Team to compete at the National Secondary Schools Championships. Lachlan Cash (Year 12) & Joshua Potter (Year 11) – both selected into the Queensland Under 17 Basketball Team to compete at the National Basketball Championships in Victoria later this year in June. Hayden Connell (Year 12) – currently away representing Queensland with Queensland Secondary School Under 18 Baseball Team at the National Secondary Schools Championships in Woolongong, NSW. Declan Cashman (Year 7) – selected into the Queensland Schools Chairman’s Squash Team to compete later this year at the National Schools Squash Championships. Karl Haughey (Year 12), James Haughey (Year 10) and Luke Haughey (Year 8) – selected as an Australian Team Member of the JKF Gojukai Karate Australia to compete at the 40th JKF Gojukai International Championships to be held in Sendai, Japan on 26 and 27 July 2014. Congratulations to our 1st XV Rugby Team, 7A Rugby Team and 2ndXI Football Team for their confident wins against Marist College, Ashgrove last Saturday. We would also like to acknowledge the efforts of our 13A Rugby Team, 15A Football Team, 15C Football Team and 14A Football Team who all drew with Marist College in Round 1 last Saturday.

Congratulations to the following students in Year 5, 6 and 7 who have been selected into the Bramble Bay District Cross Country Team for 2014 following their performance at the District Championships. All seven students will now compete for their District at the upcoming Metropolitan North Regional Schools Cross Country Championships later this term. 10 Years Josh Moate – 4th , 11 Years Ethan Ryan – 5th, 12 Years Matthew Moate – 1st, Nyle Abad – 2nd, Connor Stewart – 4th Lachlan O’Hara – 8th, 13 Years Louis Maritz – 1st


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

CURLEW PARK CANTEEN ROSTER Parents of students participating in Rugby and

Football for St. Patrick’s College are requested to support the College by assisting in the Curlew Park

Canteen during the below allocated times.

It is VITALLY IMPORTANT that we have parent support with the Curlew Park Canteen. All funds raised

through the canteen go directly back to St. Patrick’s College Sport. Without ample parental assistance

such a facility cannot operate.

METROPOLITAN NORTH REGIONAL SPORT INFORMATION All students and parents requesting information regarding any up and coming Met North Regional trials are asked to go to the Met North Website to find out such information - www.metnorthsport.qld.edu.au For further information regarding these trials please contact the College’s specific sporting coordinator for the relevant sport or alternately contact Mr Ryan Schultz (College Coaching Administrator) SPC GYM Term 2 Gym timetables are now up on connect. Please click on the below link for further details: https://connect2.stpatricks.qld.edu.au/StudentLife/Sport/Football/Draws%20%20Training%20Information/Uniform/GYM%20-%20T2%20HOURS.pdf SPC CROSS COUNTRY The second of the CIC Cross Country lead up races is scheduled for this Friday 7 May. It will be held at Nudgee Junior College, Twigg Street, Indooroopilly. For further details about this Friday’s CIC Cross Country Meet, please click on the below link: https://connect2.stpatricks.qld.edu.au/StudentLife/Sport/crosscountry/Draws%20%20Training%20Information/NC%20MEET%20MAY%209%202014.pdf

WET WEATHER

SPORTS INFORMATION LINE The telephone number for St Patrick’s College Sports Information Line is 3631 9080. Please be reminded that in the event of Wet Weather, any changes to the published schedule for sporting fixtures will be made just before 7.00am on the day of the fixtures (via Information Line)

ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE APP The St Patrick’s College App will also be updated (send through a notification) should there be any cancellations or changes in sporting events due to wet weather.

SPC Team Parents Required To Assist In

Curlew Canteen

Time

7A Football 6A Football 5A Football

6B Rugby 5C Rugby

7.00am 7.30am

6A Rugby 6C Rugby 5B Rugby

7.30am 8.00am

14A Football 7B Football 5B Football

8.00am 8.30am

13B Football 6B Football 13C Rugby 7B Rugby 5A Rugby

8.30am 9.00am

15A Football 13A Football 6C Football 7A Rugby

13B Rugby 14C Rugby

9.00am

10.00am

3rdXI Football 14B Football

4thXI Football 13A Rugby 14B Rugby

10.00am 11.00am

15C Football 15B Football 14A Rugby 15B Rugby

11.00am 12.00pm

1stXI Football 15A Rugby

3rdXV Rugby 16B Rugby

12.00pm 1.00pm

2ndXV Rugby 16A Rugby

1.00pm 2.00pm

1st XV Rugby Any other parental assistance

2.00pm 3.00pm


Rosters

UNIFORM SHOP

FOR CONVENIENCE OF COLLEGE FAMILIES PAYMENTS FOR UNIFORMS CAN BE MADE USING

CREDIT CARD DETAILS EITHER BY PHONE OR EMAIL.

Other acceptable payment methods are

Cash, Eftpos, Credit Card, Cheque.

TERM TIME TRADING HOURS TUES 12-4pm, WED 10am-2pm,

THURS 7.30am-11.30am

TUCKSHOP ROSTER TUCKSHOP ROSTER

DATE HELPERS

09/05 Joanne Casey, Marney Merritt, Jodie McAteer, Tanya Smith

13/05 Sharon Jackson, Nicole Murphy, Jenna Scott, Karen Singleton

14/05 Debbie Birthisel, Sandra Appleby-Lake, Cathy Weir, Mina Biuatti

15/05 Susanne Brough, Lisa Cawthorne, Melinda Pahany, Cynthia Scott-Francis

16/05 Maree Denkes, Jenny Evans, Joanne Tebble, Leanne Hume

12/05 Karen Smyth, Angela Funnell, Marianne Bartley

PADDIES VAN ROSTER

Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am - 9.00 am

Tuesday Evening Street Van Brisbane City

5.00 pm - 7.30 pm

Thursday Morning BBQ Humpybong School 7. 30 am - 9.00 am

Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Sandgate Lagoon 5.15 pm - 7.30 pm

Tuesday, 13 May Jayden Graham, Ethan Green,

Kurtis Kerr, Fraser Killen, Tom Kulpa

Tuesday, 13 May Josh Potter, Jacob Lawrence,

Jayden Mielekamp, Cameron O’Sullivan

Thursday, 15 May Jack Greentree, Ethan Harvey,

Elijah Huth, Ryan Laydon, Pearson Locke, Lucas Lutter

Saturday, 10 May

Jesse Keasley, Murdoch Hogan, Nathaniel Lake, Jake Baker

Please Note: If you cannot fulfil your commitment to take part in these service programs, please advise Mrs Righetti ASAP.

FINANCE

THE TERM 2 SCHOOL FEE ACCOUNTS WERE EMAILED OR POSTED ON THE 7 APRIL AND WERE DUE FOR PAYMENT ON THE 22 APRIL, 2014 – UNLESS ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN PUT IN PLACE. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOUR ACCOUNT HAS EXTRA LEVY CHARGES THESE WILL NEED TO BE PAID SEPARATELY. IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE A TERM 2 ACCOUNT PLEASE CONTACT JUDY KELLY ON 36319019 OR VIA EMAIL ON [email protected].


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calling issue 13 (08 may 2014)

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