calling issue 18 (13 june 2013)

13 June 2013 No. 18 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 It is hard to believe that we are at the end of Term 2 and halfway through the year. It has been a full and action packed Semester 1 and I thank all those within the St. Patrick’s College community (staff, parents and students) for their valuable contributions during the semester. Last Saturday we hosted Back to Shorncliffe Day. I believe that it was the biggest crowd I have seen at Curlew Park in my time at St. Patrick’s College. It was a good day with some great Rugby and Football played. My congratulations go to the First Football and Rugby teams for recording comprehensive wins. Special congratulations go to the First XI Football team. By winning on Saturday this team secured the premiership. This is the first time St. Patrick’s College has won the First XI Football premiership. Congratulations to the coaches and players on the dedication and hard work which contributed to this result. Well done, all. A moderate crowd attended the Back to Shorncliffe function at the Seaview Hotel on Saturday night and a great night was had by all. My thanks go to Kerry Johannessen for organising the event and to Brendan Ryan for acting as our MC and auctioneer. It would be my hope that this becomes a regular event on our calendar in future years. I extend thanks to the large numbers of parents who assisted at Curlew Park during this season. Our hospitality via the canteen was outstanding and I thank all who were involved. My thanks also go to the coaches of the various teams for their efforts throughout the season. A number of events will take place over the coming holiday break including the Cross Country Camp, the Confraternity Rugby League Competition, the Indonesian Trip and the EREA Basketball Tournament. I wish all concerned the very best and thank the staff , students and parents involved in these programs. Over the holidays parents will receive their son’s Semester 1 report card. A number of other pieces of information including my end of semester letter will be enclosed. Information regarding the Parent Teacher interviews early in Term 3 will be sent separately. A number of staff members will be taking leave for varying amounts of time during Semester 2. Mr Kevin Van de Weide and Mr Craig Gunn will both be on leave for the whole semester. Mr Mitchell Johns will be on leave for Term 3 and Ms Zoe Morgan will be on leave for the first five weeks of Term 3. I will provide details of their replacements at the beginning of next term. I will also provide details of other staff taking leave at various stages of Semester 2 closer to the time. Finally this week, I thank all those in the St. Patrick's College community for their efforts and support during Semester 1. I trust that the holiday break is restful and look forward to doing it all again next semester. Have a great holiday break. God Bless

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal Jim O’Sullivan & Jason Suarez present medallions to

Xander Gwynn‐Jones & Jeremy Hawkins

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Mr David Gardiner College Dean

All the very best to everyone for a wonderful winter break. It certainly has been a very busy semester with a significant amount of outstanding work completed and so many fantastic events held. I hope everyone has a very restful and safe holiday. Thank you to everyone for all your efforts during Semester 1. Reports will be completed by staff next week and then sent home. The very important Parent Teacher Interviews will be held on Thursday July 18th. It is important that everyone has their Parent Connect Password and Username as they will be required to log into the PTO site when it opens on July 1st. CONNECT TIP OF THE WEEK. The College suggests that parents use their logon to share their contact details through Parent Lounge on the College Website. In previous years these contact details were shared through the printed version of the College Business Directory. Go to the College Website www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au. Find SPC Connect in the white section above the College Banner, SPC Connect: STUDENTS|PARENTS|STAFF and

click on Parents. Enter Username & Password Go to Parent Lounge on the left hand side of the page Choose the Parent Directory TAB. A picture of your son will appear with his Name, Year Level and Tutor Group. Go to the Maintain Tab and select the details you would like to share. The College suggests only the parent’s

names and phone contact details: Click on Save Changes. Your details will then be visible to other parents of the College Community. Most parents allowed display of their contact details when the Business Directory was in a hard copy format and the College would like you to take the time over the holidays to update yours on Connect. A series of interviews have been conducted over the last few weeks to select the students for our Leadership Formation Opportunities. In addition to our Canada and USA Exchange Program, and the India and East Timor Immersions, the College has added a new Immersion experience to Tiwi Islands. I wish to announce and congratulate the following students who have been selected to represent the College in the various opportunities:-

India Johan Baines Joseph Champness Gerard Denkes Johannes Hoehensteiger Ryan Hollyman Sam Huth Harry Rehm Lachlan Righetti

Tiwi Islands Aaron Caruana Louis Emery Callum Molloy Lachlan Munro Josh O’Loughlin Chris Reitano Tom Trembath

East Timor Jake Anderson Jack Kent Fabian Power Dylan Strathdee

Canada Jack Huxtable Ayden Winsen USA Robert MacMillan Josh Potter

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Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity

Another term has seemingly flown by at St Patrick’s – a term which, in the Identity and Ministry area, included the ANZAC Liturgy, Kairos 3 and 4, Detention for Detention, the Edmund Rice Mass, the Live Below the Line Challenge, Year 9 Emmaus Retreats, the Lantern Parade to welcome refugees, the Blanket Drive, as well as our regular Paddies Van ministries and soup kitchen each week. Our busy term will conclude tomorrow in our liturgy. The focus of the liturgy will be the question: “Can One Person Make a Difference?” and throughout the liturgy, we will hear stories of various individuals who are indeed making a differ-ence within and beyond our school community. We will hear from a Big Brother/Little Brother combination from Treacy House; a Yr 9 lad who has been helping care for the pet of one of our Paddies Van regulars; we will hear about some amazing things happening in our Justice and Peace in the curriculum area; we will hear of the wonderful impact our remote Aboriginal boys are having on our community. We will even witness Makoi Makuel and Christian Rizzalli tackling a Ben Harper tune live – something not to miss!

The liturgy will open with a short reflection, which I thought may be worth sharing here. I think it sets the scene for how we may answer our key question… One day, a businessman on holiday was walking along a beach when he saw a young boy. Along the shore were many starfish that had been washed up by the tide and were sure to die before the tide returned. The boy was walking slowly along the shore and occasionally reached down to throw the beached starfishes back into the ocean. The man hoping to teach the boy some common sense asked him “Why are you doing this? I can see you have a good heart but there’s no way you could throw every starfish back into the sea. There are too many beaches! Too many starfish! Surely you can find something better to do. Do you really think that what you are doing will make a difference?” The boy looked up at the man and then at the starfish by his feet. He picked up the starfish and as he gently threw it back into the ocean, he said: “It makes a difference to that one”. The liturgy will commence at 12.45pm in the Callan Centre and all are welcome. I wish the entire St Patrick’s College community a restful, safe and well-deserved break.

men Alive in the City For men of substance who won’t settle for less. menALIVE is an opportunity for men of all ages to get togeth-er and explore the things that matter to them. Next Event – Manhood Today – Search for Authenticity and Meaning Thursday 20th June, 5.45 pm to 7.30 pm (Mass available in the Cathedral at 5.10 pm) Francis Rush Centre (beside the Cathedral of St Stephen) For more information contact 3367 1402 or www.menalive.org.au


Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity


Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation

I would like to take the opportunity to wish all members of the St Patrick’s community all the best for the upcoming winter break and hope that it is both restful and energizing. Congratulations to all the boys for a great semester. It certainly has been a very full but positive semester. Enjoy the break – it is well deserved. Over the winter break you will receive your son’s Semester 1 Report. Please take time to discuss your son’s report with him and help him set clear goals for the second semester. It is important to acknowledge the good work your son is doing but also take note of the teacher’s comments about areas to work on. Overall the results across the College were quite good but each individual student must take steps to continue to improve. Students who are performing well in their classes generally are also showing positive behaviour. Please also maintain strong communication with the staff, either by writing notes in the Student Diary, email or via the phone. I would like to raise some important information regarding Hair/Grooming and Uniform before the commencement of Term 3. HAIR - It is important that all Students and Parents review “The Hair and Grooming Policy” that is located on page 26 and 27 of the Student Diary. The underlying principle “St Patrick’s College requires students in order to maintain a high standard of dress and grooming so as to present an appropriate image of the College to the broader community and to each other, it is an expectation that hair be kept neat, tidy and above the collar, ears and eyebrows at all times”. I ask that all boys make the necessary arrangements to have their haircut to meet the College guidelines before the start of Term 3. Students will be sent home on the first day of Term 3 if they do not meet these College Guidelines.

TERM 3 UNIFORM – Term 3 commences on Monday, 8 July, for all students. All students are to wear the school winter during Term 3. Please ensure your son has his full uniform for the first day of Term 3. Students in Years 10, 11 and 12 must wear the College Blazer to and from school each day, as well as during the day if they wish. It is a requirement that all boys in Years 10, 11 and 12 wear long trousers every day. All Students in Years 5 to 12 must use a College Bag to and from school every day. Tour fleeces are not to be worn at school.

SENIOR FORMAL AND YEAR 11 DINNER DANCE: Year 11 Dinner Dance and the Year 12 Formal paymentS are due on Friday 14 June. LAST DAY TERM 2 - All students in will be dismissed from the College on the 14 June at 1.30pm. Buses have been organised to depart the College at 1.30pm. All students must remain at school until this time. THE YEAR 8-9-10 SOCIAL will be held on Saturday 13 July. Normal school rules and expectations apply. We need parents to assist with the running of the Social – on the front door, in the cloakroom, selling drinks, general supervision. We cannot run the social without parental support. If you can help please contact Mrs Fowlie in the Student Office (36319070) Venue – Sandgate PCYC, Kempster Street, Deagon Time- 7.00 to 10.00 pm Clothing – closed footwear is essential, no offensive T-Shirts. Cost - $10 Attendance – only St Patrick’s Year 8-9-10 boys plus female students from invited Colleges – St Rita’s, St John Fisher, Mt Alvernia, All Hallows, Clayfield College, St Margaret’s, Mt St Michael’s and Mary Mackillop College.

LOST PROPERTY—There is an abundance of lost property in the Student Office from lunch boxes to uniforms and particularly shoes (black leather and sporting). At the end of this term we will be doing our usual donation to St Vincent de Paul of any lost property which has not been claimed before then. Please come in and check it out.


Year 7 Camp


Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

The freak storm super cell that flew across Brisbane last night wasn’t the only bit of mid-week excitement. Our Year 8 debaters engaged in their first short preparation debate, and the young debating novices did not disappoint. It’s a daunting prospect – you’ve only been debating for a couple of weeks and then you are launched into a debate where you are only given the topic just an hour before you need to present. The boys are locked in a room, without the use of Google and/or their coach. Last night our Year 8’s, made up of speakers Max Marson, Ethan Green and Joe Grew, were most impressive in their first short preparation outing. The boys have learnt much over the season and have become very accomplished speakers. They all managed to formulate some intelligent argument as to why teachers should use more technology in the classroom (perhaps drawing on their own personal experience here at 1-2-1 laptop central). The boys were most unlucky not come away with a win, but their exciting form bodes well for season 2014.

Last night’s debate wraps up the action-packed preliminary season, which means the anticipation of the finals awaits us in Term 3. Yet again, St Patrick’s will be well represented with the following teams expecting a call up: Year 9 (Team Seers) Year 10 (Team Newman) Year 11 (both Teams – Powerhouse year level) Firsts Stay tuned early next term for details of debate times and topics. Many of our teams are rolling into the finals on the back of undefeated seasons, and Ms Hewitt has indicated that ‘she’s in it to win it’ this year. Expect amazing things from SPC Debating next term.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC & SINGING LESSONS Any boys wishing to learn a musical instrument or how to sing next term, come over to Rodgers Centre and see Mr Fischer for a chat and grab a form. Otherwise, you can pick up a form from the student office. All forms need to be in on FRIDAY by the end of school.


Sport Support Group

CANTEEN UPDATES The canteen at Curlew Park takes lots of organisation and dedication to ensure it runs smoothly on days like Back to Shorncliffe Day, without people like David Row, Neil Gordon, Eamonn Riordan, Kerry Johannessen, Jo Humble and Terry McMahon just to name a few of the great people that put the effort in week after week, we would not be able to provide such a great facility and run it in such a professional manner, so to those people and all the other dedicated sport support team thanks for all your efforts each week. Just looking around on Saturday the canteen and BBQ were four and five deep all day, this was the biggest day ever at Curlew Park. All those parents and supporters that assisted in the canteen on Back to Shorncliffe Day again thank you for your assistance because without you it certainly would not happen. EVERYONE IS TO BE CONGRATULATED WELL DONE Now Rugby / Football are complete the next one is basketball so again if you can help in any way please feel free to drop in and lend a hand.

COORDINATORS WANTED Functions coordinator Sport support is looking for a person or persons that would be interested in organising a number of functions/events throughout the year, if you would like to get involved please email [email protected] to discuss further.

PADDIES BATTALION A special mention must go to the Paddies Battalion, the group of dedicated St Patrick’s students that turn up each week to support the teams; we have seen them at the Cricket, Volleyball, Debating, Soccer, and Chess so far this year. I just wonder where they will pop up next. Well done Boys


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

Well, what a fantastic day at Curlew Park on Saturday for our last round of CIC/AIC Rugby and Football. It was great to see so much support from our students, their family and friends and all others associated with the College. The turn out to watch our students in rugby and football was one of the biggest we have experienced in many years. We must commend all our students for their behaviour, dress standard and their enthusiastic spirit shown throughout the en-tire day. They, their parents and the College community should be very proud as it was a true testament of what St Patrick’s College Sport is about. It would be remiss not to make a special mention of our College’s First XI Football team who completed their AIC season of 2013 with a great win over St Laurence’s College (SPC 7 d SLC 1) and in doing so securing our Colleges first ever football prem-iership at a First XI level. This achievement is a credit to all the players within the First XI football squad, their coaches and also a reflection of the direction in which the football program has been guided over the years by Mr Josh McCloughan (SPC Football Coordinator). To all involved in CIC and AIC Rugby and Football – the players, the coaches, the parents and the supporters, we would like to thank everyone for their enthusiasm and dedication to both rugby and football throughout the duration of Term 2 this year. A special thank you to the coordinators, Mr Heath Mackintosh (SPC Rugby) and Mr Ryan Schultz (SPC Football Administration) / Josh McCloughan (SPC Football Coaching) for all their dedication and efforts in making both rugby and football at St Patrick’s a success in 2013. We would also like to acknowledge the hard work of both our Curlew Park Grounds Staff, led by Mr Murray Schultz and Mr Geoff Paulsen, for providing us with a fantastic venue week in and week out and our Sports Support Group Committee, led by Mr Ian Johannessen and Mr David Row, for all their hard work in the Curlew Canteen. Without the support of all these people, Saturdays at Curlew Park would not be of the high standard as it is.



OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS SPC First XI Football Team – winning the 2013 AIC First XI Football Premiership. SPC 7B Football Team – completing their CIC football season undefeated. Ryan Coates (Year 5) - travelled to Wollongong in NSW to contest the Australian National Judo Championships. Ryan is now the Australian National Bronze Medalist for Junior Boys U30kg. Jack Kelly (Year 10) – selected into the Metropolitan North Regional Under 15 Rugby Union team to compete at the Queensland Under 15 Schools Rugby Championships to be held at Sunnybank in August. Lolo Fakaosilea (Year 12) & Liam Roberts (Year 12) – selected into the AIC 1 Rugby Team to compete at the Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Championships at Ballymore from 20 to 22 June. Sean Langkilde (Year 12) – selected into the AIC 2 Rugby Team to compete at the Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Championships at Ballymore from 20 to 22 June. Regan Glynn (Year 11) – selected as reserve for the AIC 2 Rugby Team to compete at the Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Championships at Ballymore from 20 to 22 June. Jeremy Gordon (Year 12) – selected into the Chairman’s XV to compete at the Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Championships at Ballymore from 20 to 22 June. Joshua McMillan (Year 12), Luke Micallef (Year 12), Cheyne Moodley (Year 12), Xander Gwynn-Jones (Year 12) & Joseph Champness (Year 11) – all selected into the AIC

Schoolboys Football Team to compete against the GPS Schoolboys Football Team later this year. SPC TRIMESTER THREE SPORTING COORDINATORS Following are the names of coordinators and contact details for next term’s sports. Basketball – Mr Corey Meehan [email protected] Cross Country – Mr Paul Toohey [email protected] Tennis – Br Chris Pritchard [email protected] Track and Field – Mr Ryan Schultz [email protected] GYM HOURS T2-T3 HOLIDAYS Please note normal GYM rules apply: Students must wear SPC apparel when using the facility No food in the gym No towel = no training Students must use approved programs only

MON TUE WED

Week 1 8:30-10:30am 8:30-10:30am

Week 2 8:30-10:30am 8:30-10:30am

Week 3 8:30-10:30am 8:30-10:30am

Br Chris Pritchard Tennis

Sandgate & District Youth Tennis Association is offering a four day tennis clinic during these holidays, Tuesday 2nd July to Friday 5th July, 2013, 7.30 am – 10.30 am at a cost of $84.00 per player. The clinic will involves coaching in all strokes, light physical exercises, game rules & tennis etiquette, and match play tactics. Forms are available at the Club in Braun Street, Deagon, or contact Brett on 0418 726 346.

TENNIS HOLIDAY TRAINING For those who are at home come to College Morven Courts WEEK ONE 17 – 24 JUNE Monday – Tuesday – Thursday 7.15 am – 8.45 am Year 5 9.30 am – 10.45 am Year 6 11.00 am -12.25 pm Year 7

WEEK TWO 24 – 28 JUNE AND WEEK THREE 1 - 5 JULY Monday – Tuesday – Thursday 8.30 am – 10.15 am U.13 & U.14 10.30 am – 12.15 pm Opens 12.30 pm - 2.15 pm U.15 & U.16

St Patrick's College 2013 Tennis Coaching Grid DAY DEAGON AM COLLEGE AM COLLEGE LUNCH COLLEGE PM DEAGON PM

Monday Open/U16's Teams 7&8 U13s

Tuesday U14/U15's Teams 5&6 Teams 7&8 U13s

Teams 1&2

Wednesday Open/U16's Teams 5&6 Teams 3&4 U14/U15's

Thursday U14/U15's Teams 1&2 U13s

Friday Open/U16's Teams 3&4



SPC TRACK AND FIELD IS NOW ON

We would like ALL SPC students from Year 5 to Year 12 to seriously consider being part of the

2013 SPC Track and Field Experience.

SIGN UP IS AT TRAINING SESSIONS CIC TRAINING Tuesday Mornings – 6.45am to 8.00am Friday Mornings – 6.45am to 8.00am AIC TRAINING WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY 8 JULY (FIRST DAY OF TERM 3) Monday Afternoons – 3.30pm to 5.00pm at Mc Pherson Park, Bracken Ridge Tuesday Afternoons – 3.30pm to 5.00pm at Mc Pherson Park, Bracken Ridge Thursday Afternoons – 3.30pm to 5.00pm at Nudgee College, Track

Cross Country Holiday Training

AIC team members only on sessions that are conducted off campus. CIC boys are welcome to train with the squad at sessions run from SPC

Day Holiday Week 1 (Staff Week)

Holiday Week 2 Holiday Week 3

Wednesday

8am training session from SPC

8am training session from SPC

8am school bus departure to

Bunyaville State Forest Park

11.30am approx. return

Friday

8am training session from SPC Training run with SLC Meet 6.40am Shorncliffe Train Station

(6.49am to South Brisbane $5.13 adult or $2.57 concession)

Return approx. 11.30am

We will be in the middle carriages so boys may board the train at other

stations along the Shorncliffe line)

8am school bus departure to Limestone Park

1.30pm approx. return

Sunday

8am Long Run from SPC




Mr Corey Meehan Basketball

Parents and Students, With Basketball season steadily approaching please be aware of the following: There will be a sign on for all CIC (Year 5-7) players all week in the GYM, PLEASE ENSURE YOU SIGN ON DURING THIS WEEK. CIC TRAINING: Training will commence on Tuesday the 9 July, typically training will be on a Tuesday and Thurs-day afternoon held at the College from 3:15-4:30pm (this may change due to numbers/court space). CIC GAMES: Due to numbers and court space please note that on HOME games Year 5 and Year 7 will play at the College and Year 6 will play away. Game locations will also change week to week depending on the supplementary draw, please ensure students and parents regularly check the Calling and email for game location. AIC Sign on will be held after Assembly on Tuesday 16 July (second week back). AIC TRAINING: Training is held on a Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 3:30-5:00pm at Boondall Entertainment Centre.

Over the upcoming break students from the Open and U15 age groups will be competing in the annual EREA Basketball Tournament held at Boondall Entertainment Centre. Any help from parents or students with officiating or smooth running of the tournament would be greatly appreciated, please contact me directly.

Please note that the CIC Half-Court Championships have been postponed to Term 3 due to exams and school camps last week.

All students will have the chance to play off for a pizza lunch next term.

EREA BASKETBALL JULY 5 , 6 AND 7JULY

***CIC HALF-COURT CHAMPIONSHIPS***


Mr Corey Meehan Basketball

Day Date Time Event Location Team / Coaches

JULY 2013

THU – SUN 4TH-7TH TBC 2013 EREA BASKETBALL

TOURNAMENT BEC OPEN & U15 SQUAD

TUES 9th 3:15 – 4:30pm CIC TRAINING COMMENCES CALLAN CENTER /FRONT COURTS YEAR 5,6,7

FRI 12th 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL TRIAL TBC YEAR 5,6,7

TUES 16th MT/LUNCH AIC SIGN ON AFTER ASSEMBLY AIC TEAMS

FRI 19TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL TRIAL TBC YEAR 5,6,7

FRI 26TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 1 vs. BGS HOME YEAR 5,6,7

AUG 2013

FRI 2ND 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 2 vs. BBC HOME YEAR 5,6,7

TUE 6TH 3:30-5:00pm AIC TRAINING COMMENCES BEC YEAR 8-12

FRI 9TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 3 vs. TSS AWAY YEAR 5,6,7

SAT 10th 8am - AIC BASKETBALL TRIALS vs. SPLC AWAY U13-OPEN

SAT 17th 3pm - AIC BASKETBALL TRIALS TBC YEAR 5,6,7

FRI 23RD 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 4 vs. PADUA AWAY YEAR 5,6,7

SAT 24TH 8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 1 vs. MCA HOME U13-OPEN

FRI 30TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 5 vs. ACGS AWAY YEAR 5,6,7

SAT 31ST 8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 2 vs. SEC HOME U13-OPEN

SEPTEMBER 2013

FRI 6TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 6 vs. IONA AWAY YEAR 5,6,7

SAT 7TH 8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 3 vs. IONA AWAY U13-OPEN

FRI 13TH 3pm - CIC BASKETBALL ROUND 7 vs. NJC HOME YEAR 5,6,7

SAT 14TH 8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 4 vs. PADUA AWAY U13-OPEN

OCTOBER 2013

SAT 12th

8am - AIC BASKETBALL

ROUND 5 vs. VILLA HOME U13-OPEN

SAT 19TH

8am - AIC BASKETBALL

ROUND 6 vs. SPLC HOME U13-OPEN

SAT 26TH

8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 7 vs. SLC AWAY U13-OPEN


Rosters

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

UNIFORM SHOP LAST TRADING DAY THIS TERM THURSDAY 13 JUNE 7:30 - 11:30AM

SHOP REOPENS FOR TERM 3 TUESDAY 9 JULY 12 - 4PM TRADING HOURS TERM TIME TUES 12-4PM, WED 10AM-2PM, THURS 7.30-11.30AM

DATE HELPERS

Fri 14/06 Tanya Smith, Shelley Paine, Lorette Atkinson, Helene Finegan

Mon 08/07 Sally Rudd, Karen Smyth, Joanne Clements, Jeana Scott

Tue 09/07 Vicki Wolstenholme, Maree Bishop, Sue McPhillips

Wed 10/7 Debbie Birthisel, Sandra Appleby-Lake, Jane Gregory

Thu 11/07 Jacquie Baldock, Liz Dittberner, Andrea Massey

Fri 12/07 Helena Finegan, Tanya Smith, Shelley Paine, Lorette Atkinson

TERM 3 ROSTER

The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:

ROSTER FOR UPCOMING SERVICE PROGRAMS

Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am-9.00 am

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

Thursday Evening Street Van Brisbane City

5.00 pm-8.45 pm

Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Lagoon, Sandgate

5.45 pm-8.30 pm

Tuesday, 18June N/A

Thursday, 20 June N/A

Thursday, 20 June

Lachlan Righetti, Matthew Fowlie, Gerard Denkes,

Matt Rowe, James Ingeri

Saturday, 22 June

Jesse Keasley, Samuel Ricks, Nathaniel Lake, Richard Cook

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

SCHOOL PAYMENTS The Term 2 fee accounts should be finalised be the last day of term – FRIDAY 14 JUNE 2013 – unless you have a payment ar-rangement set in place. Please note that there could be extra charges on the Term 2 account which will need to be paid separate-ly. If you did not receive your account or have any queries please contact Judy Kelly on 3631 9019 or via email on [email protected]


Week 9 & Week 1 Term 3 Date Claimers

WEEK NINE

June 14

End of Semester 1 End of Semester Liturgy Students dismissed 1:30pm

June 15

Confraternity Trials SPC/PAD

June 16 - 18

Cross Country Camp

June 24 - 28

Confraternity Rugby League Carnival (Townsville)

TERM 3 WEEK ONE

July 8 Term 3 commences.

Sport Support Group Meeting Term 3 Fees Due

July 9

Trimester 2 Co-Curricular Awards Assembly CIC Basketball/Tennis Trials

July 11-12

Year 10 Retreats

July 13

AIC Cross Country (SPC) CIC Internal Tennis Trial Year 8-10 Social

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