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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Presentation Night Years 3-5

“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

The Presentation Night for Years 3, 4 and 5 was a wonderful celebration of the many and varied achievements of our creative and pas-sionate King’s Christian College students and staff. The evening was heavily supported by our school community who partner us so well in all that we do here at our amazing College.

The Chairman of our College Board, Mr Brendon Blakemore and other board members and special guests joined us in our celebra-tions. Our College Principal, Mr Rees Davis and our Head of Primary, Mrs Lorraine Oswald, set the tone for the evening with inspiring and encouraging words to bless the children and staff alike.

Highlights of the evening included: our beginner’s string ensemble, Mrs Hicks’ cheer dance Kubs, Miss Miller’s dance group performing ‘Titanium’, a musical item from ‘Aristocats’ and an item from our talented Year 3, 4 and 5 teachers. We were particularly honoured to hear an address from Miss Catherine Espiritu who is a former student of King’s Christian College and a very accomplished young lady.

We extend our sincere thanks to Mrs Kim Bohlsen and Mrs Wendy Fairburn for all of the behind-the-scenes work they contributed to making our evening such a success.

The following students were recognised for their Christian character and outstanding academic achievement in Years 3, 4 and 5.Christian Character Awardees:Year 3 - Ruth Van Zyl; Year 4 - Matthew Naiker; Year 5 - Nicola Woitasek-Wolland Academic Achievment:Year 3 - Caden Schmidt and Chanel Raju 3D; Jay Belshaw and Katie Wattam 3K; Caitlyn Ah Fook and Tia Curtis 3P; Reese Spence and Matiesse Wilson 3WYear 4 - Holly Stolting and Cameron Grainger 4H; Julia Torpie and Joseph Holden 4M; Amberlyn Lim and Reuben Drummond 4R; Shem Lonsdale and Jesse Robertson 4WYear 5 - William Laver and Nathan Bow 5D; Rebekah Dart and Gabriel Muresan 5E; Jasmine Nahi and Lewis Kay 5H; Darcy Fife and Himman Lo 5P

Years 3-5 dance group performing ‘Titanium’Strings Ensemble Year 3 Awardees

Year 5 AwardeesYear 4 Awardees Chess Awardees - Jacob Chan, Lewis Kay and Eran Dance

- Thursday, November 15, 2012

Early Learning Programs Primary

Shaping serving heartsIn spite of some inclement weather Noah’s Ark children

fully participated in the ‘beach day’ last week, raising money for our sister school in the Philippines. Rashies and board shorts were the order of the day, along with sunscreen and water play!

We can begin to shape serving hearts in our children as we help them understand the needs of others.

Parenting with Power

Scripture of the week: Honour your father and your mother, as the Lord your God commanded you, that your days may be long, and that it may go well with you in the land that the Lord your God is giving you. Deuteronomy 5:16

What’s Honour?Honour means treating people as special, doing more than

what’s expected and having a good attitude while doing it.Children need to know what Godly character looks like in

practical terms. We love the character quality of honour, not just because God commands it, but also because it has so much rich meaning for parents and children. It can give direction in many of the frustrating moments we experience in family life. In fact, every form of selfishness has an honour-based solution.

Use our honour definition or make up your own. The point is that, honour changes people. It changes the way parents relate to their children, the way children relate to each other and the way children relate to their parents. We all need it. You can use the concept of honour in correction or when things are going well. You can use it when you teach your children about money, time and other resources. You can also teach it when conflict comes around. One fun way to teach it is on special occasions when someone wins a contest or earns a certificate. You may show honour by giving that person a fancy place at the table or by decorating his or her bedroom door just like you would on a birthday.

Honour is fun. It’s like oil in a machine. It gets work done with less friction and less heat. Every family needs honour. It’s great when things are going well and essential when family relationships are strained. You can work on honour whether your kids are preschoolers or teens. It will change the way your family relates to each other. Isn’t that what we want?

Strategy for the week: The best place to start in developing honour in children is to develop in them a respect for authority. Encouraging them to see that they must show honour and respect for parents, teachers and those in authority over them will help them to begin showing honour to others. Correct them and give suitable consequences when you see or hear of them disrespecting others, but especially you. Praise well when you see them showing honour to someone.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

Thursday, November 15, 2012 -

SecondaryEncouraging Others & Serving Others

In staff devotions recently we have been challenged to encour-age others and to serve others just as Jesus came to serve. I have included a story and some ideas of how this can be done.

A CUSTOMER’S GIFT

I recently returned to work after taking time off to recover from an operation on my elbow.

On my first day back, I was the cashier in the basket-only line, as I was unable to assist with packing goods into bags due to my elbow.

However, it got busy and a lady came to my line with a full cart. I didn’t complain, and gave her some bags so that she could pack her goods. Towards the end of the sale, the lady suddenly explod-ed, shouting at me for not helping with her packing and calling the manager over to complain about me.

My manager started to help with the packing, and she ex-plained that it was my first day back after being in hospital. But the woman continued to shout that it was no excuse.

Once she had gone, I tried to continue serving. But I was so shaken that I burst into tears during the next customer. My man-ager took over and sent me for a cup of tea.

Afterwards, when I returned to the shop floor, I found that the next customer in the queue had made a point of telling the man-ager I had done nothing wrong. He then had gone out and come back with a huge bunch of flowers to cheer me up!

It went from the worst moment at work to the nicest, and I completed the rest of my shift with a massive smile on my face. :)

WORLD KINDNESS WEEK

Please join in celebrating World Kindness Week this year from Nov. 13 - 20th! This year, for World Kindness Week, folks are being asked to participate in the Kindness Challenge - doing one ran-dom act of kindness every day this week!

If you are looking around for ideas, you don’t have to look too far! Below are some favourite kindness ideas for you to share with your friends in celebration of World Kindness Week! Enjoy the Kindness Challenge and thank you for helping to spread the ripples of kindness and inspiration to the farthest corners of the universe.

Kindness Ideas:

1. Write notes of inspiration and kindness on small pieces of paper and stick them in random books in the library for someone to find. 2. Leave thank you cards and notes of encouragement in your neighbours’ mailboxes 3. Offer to wash your friend’s car, babysit their kids, or take their dog for a walk 4. Cook dinner for a friend or family and drop it off at their house 5. Hold the door open for your co-workers 6. Give a note of appreciation to your friends at school, co-workers, or your family 7. Leave flowers on the doorstep of someone you don’t know and run! 8. Give a random person an inspirational book with a note in it 9. Anonymously pay for someone’s meal at a restaurant 10. Go to the nearest park or public place and clear up as much trash as you can.

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Remember God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks. Pray. Thankful hearts are happy hearts. Trust the Lord. Know who you are in Christ. Nurture compassion. Have a chuckle. Attitudes are habits. Courage. Recognise your heroes. A disciplined tongue. No strings attached. The Difference - Value. Random Acts of Kindness.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

General

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current home address so that you receive your child’s

report.Phone 5587 7600 or email:

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KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE - Thursday, November 15, 2012


KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Primary

Presentation Night Years P-2

The Celebration of P-2 Awards Night 2012 is a reflection of all the achievements and successes, both personally and academically accomplished through the year. It was a delight to view all the children in Prep to Year 2 performing their items on Monday night. Prep students were choreographed to ‘You Rock My World’, Year 1 performed a touching tribute to the meaning of Christmas in ‘Born That We May Live’ and Year Two heralded in the joy of Christmas with the well-known song, ‘Jingle Bell Rock.’ Mrs Hicks’ Prep cheerleaders performed to the music of ‘Sesame Street’, and Miss Miller’s Year 1 dancers displayed their expertise in ‘Light Up the World’ and the Year 2 dancers presented ‘The Show.’ Each of the year level presentations were well attended by parents, grandparents and friends. The staff are to be commended for their amazing talents and giftings in rehearsing the students and contributing creative ideas towards the performance of their year level item. The successes are also attributed to the support, encouragement and prayers received from parents and carers this year.

Prep Cheerleading

Year 2 Dance Year 2 Item

Year 1 Dance Year 1 Item

Prep Item






Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room WEEK 6

High School APS Summer Season Finals

On Friday, the high school played in the finals of the APS summer sports. King’s had 14 teams vying for a premiership and I can proudly say that of those 14 matches, we won 9 of them. That is an outstanding strike rate. Funnily enough we had four girl teams, four boy teams and a mixed team who won so all is even on the gender front :)

Premiers include:Girls Junior AFL 14-8 over Somerset - Marcelle SearlesGirls Open B Softball 9-8 over Coomera - Bethany MorganGirls Super 8 Cricket 59 - 52 over Emmanuel - Sir Robbie O’DonnellGirls Junior Tier 2 Touch 4-1 over AB Paterson - Greg Hardy

Mixed Junior Waterpolo 10-3 over Coomera - Jonty Maleham and Craig Weir

Boys Junior Tier 2 Touch 9-4 over All Saints - Peter HarrimanBoys Open A Touch 8-3 over Somerset - My teamBoys Inter A Touch 6-3 over All Saints - Peter UptonBoys Year 8B Touch 5-5 draw All Saints - Jeremy Lonsdale

Congratulations to every student and teacher for your hard work over the last two terms of sport. King’s is looking forward to an even better year in 2013.

Open A Boys Touch Premiership Team

Junior Girls AFL Premiership Team

Outstanding Achievements

Emily CareyEmily has been at it again with her row-

ing over the weekend. Emily took part in rowing selections for the Youth Olympics festival to be held in Sydney, January 2013. Emily has been selected for the team and will be representing Queensland and Australia! Emily will definitely be missed next year. She has been one of the most successful sportswomen in the history of King’s. We wish her every success.

Kye DonnellyCongratulations to Kye (9T) who has

made it into the Gold Coast Suns AFL Academy talent program. We wish him well as he gets put through his paces.

Important Sports Dates22 November - Years 3-6 Primary Swimming Carnival

(Nerang Swimming Pool)Regional Trial Dates

17 November - Aquathlon 11 and 12 years13 January - Triathlon 13 - 19 years

(For more information on this please see Mr Grady asap)






Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

TRACK TALK

After many months training together, our KATS program has finally come to a conclusion. The turnout to training on Monday was again a solid number of students which was pleasing. As promised, I got out the high jump bags. Our Year 2 and 3 students where first given a few development drills to develop tall and ac-tive running mechanics required to be a successful high jumper, as well as some take off drills to develop explosive vertical take-off, and then finally, a quick scissor jump competition to blend all together. The KATS athletes that have been in the program from the beginning came to me for the second half of the session where I gave them a taste of some Frosbury flop technique work. For the vast majority of these students it was the very first time they had ever attempted this advanced high jump technique. Al-though our school took out the Gold Coast South Primary Athlet-ics Trophy this year, the one field event where our school lacked placings was the high jump. This is not in my opinion because we lack quality high jumpers, but the fact that almost none of our students knew how to, or were not proficient for that matter at the Frosbury technique. When you are a student doing scis-sor jump against an athlete who is proficient at the Frosbury, you have very little chance of beating them, and many students from other schools used this technique. So it is my goal for next year to begin work on the Frosbury flop as early as possible next year so that we are strong in this event. It was also an event our school performed terribly at the APS in, and we REALLY want to win that title ASAP. I’m also considering doing ‘outside of school’ sessions for this event, so if anyone is interested, then please contact me, I’d be happy to help.

Our running club session this week was fantastic!! After our warm up routine (which includes joint mobilization, dynamic flexibility, single- leg balance/proprioception exercises, and run-ning technique drills), our students went out onto the oval to do a 1km time trial. Our group did this run on our oval in this session two weeks ago, and in that short space of time, almost every single student had major improvements in their time. In fact, a couple of our Year 2 and 3 students reported close to a 2 mins improvement!!! Now I am certainly not going to claim that I have improved their fitness by that margin in this short space of time, but it correlates with what I said in my article last week. Youngsters are very much put off by running a long distance, and cannot properly gauge how to pace themselves, and for that fact they either sprint too hard too early and rapidly fatigue, or on the other hand, you have those students who just are too scared or cautious to push themselves when they feel the effects of fa-tigue. So what we have successfully done here is improved their confidence in their own ability, and made them aware that fa-tigue is not fatal.

Lastly, this might interest some of our multi-talented second-ary students out there. On Friday 23 - Saturday 24 November, there is a competition, the QLD All-Schools Combined Events Championships, being held at the Griffith University Athletics Track. This is an event that, over the course of two days, students will compete in a number of different track and field events, where you gain points for your performances in each event, and at the conclusion of the second day (Saturday), the final placings will be announced. This is similar to a decathlon, but just not as many events. Please note, that this is a state championship, and you have an opportunity to just nominate through the school. No lead up comps are required to qualify. So if you have ever had the ambition to represent King’s at a state level, then here is your chance. From my knowledge, in previous years, the participation numbers have been low, so you never know, you may be able to snag a top 10, 5, or even a top 3 placing!! All you have to do is nominate. I will be attending this event, so if anyone is worried about being alone, or not knowing how to warm up, don’t be. There are three age-groups available for this event:• U14(Year8students)• U16(Year9&10students)• U18(Year11&12students)

I would high recommend those students who enjoy compet-ing across a number of different events, and are looking for a new type of experience in their school athletics experience, to give this competition a try. I will also offer some last minute training in events such as hurdles, throws, and jumps events for students who want to brush up on their technique before competing.

Yours in Sport,

~ James Clark, King’s Head Athletics & Cross Country Coach






Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

High School APS Sports ResultsOn Friday, 9 November, King’s played in the finals of the summer APS competition. Boys FINALS Sport Team Win Score Placing Player of the WeekCricket 1st XI SSC 119-108 6TH Junior No Game Basketball Open A KCC 19-14 7TH Brandon Chalker Open B KCC 22-17 7TH Jayden Bolth Int A ASAS 37-15 4TH Caleb Johnstone Int B KCC 40-14 7TH Ryan Bolas Junior A KCC 36-24 5TH Bradley Woitasek Junior B ABP 20-18 6TH Jackson FreeTouch Open A KCC 8-3 1ST The Whole Team Open B KCC 7-3 5TH The Whole Team Int A KCC 6-3 1ST Int B KCC 3-2 3RD Yr 9 A TLC 8-3 8TH Yr9B TLC&ABP 4-2&5-1 8TH Yr 8 A EMM 9-3 2ND Mai Phillips Yr 8 B DR 5-5 =1ST Kyle Findley Junior Tier 2 Kings 1 KCC 9-4 1ST Junior Tier 2 Kings 2 EMM 19-3 3RD Will BatteseTennis Open A KCC 14-8 5TH Joshua Smith Open B KCC Forfeit 5TH Open C EMM 16-8 6TH Garak Ellis Junior A KCC 13-12 3RD Rahul Mathur Junior B ASAS 22-2 2ND Isaac James-HookAFL Open KCC 53-25 3RD Dylan Mutu Junior KCC 54-44 3RD Waterpolo JuniormixedSouthA KCC 10-3 1ST TaylaMorey&Min-JinSongWaterpolo Junior mixed South B No Game Girls Softball Open A EMM 17-9 4TH OpenB KCC 9-8 1ST ShirjaStrachan&DakotaHotham Open C ABP 20-0 4TH Samara Davis Junior A KCC 11-10 7th Michelle Loader, Heather Elliott,

Madeleine Conquest, Alyssa Braund &KaitlynRyan

Junior B No Game Basketball Open A EMM 37-36 7TH Open B KCC Forfeit 7TH IntA SOM 28-18 8TH KaylaFothergill&TeganDay Int B KCC 28-24 3RD Fiona Chen Junior A KCC 36-28 3RD Momoka Hara Junior B DR 24-24 =7TH Taylah BrantonTouch Open A EMM 7-3 2ND Open B EMM 4-0 2ND Int A KCC 5-4 7TH Int B KCC 7-0 7TH Kirtleigh Swensson Yr9A TLC 5-3 4TH MaddyColley&OliviaOtto Yr 9 B EMM 4-2 4TH Micaela Cummings Yr 8 A ABP 3-1 6TH Jamaya Leech Yr 8 B ASAS 3-2 4TH Madysen Davis Tier 2 A KCC 4-1 3RD Tier 2 B KCC 5-2 1st Adele DraysonTennis Open A EMM 17-7 8TH Hayley Walker Open B CAC 17-7 6TH Min-Jeong Song Open C KCC 11-9 3RD Rebecca Junior A No Game 8th Junior B No Game 8th Cricket Super 8’s A No Game Super 8’s B KCC 59-52 1ST Jasmine GuptaAFL Open SOM 33-7 2ND SarahRichter&JessicaFarrellAFL Junior KCC 14-8 1ST Emily Hyland, Alicia Green,

Casey-Lee Morris, Madeline Gooding, Savanna Butler, Grace Payne, BrielleKollen,TaylahHouchen& Michelle Bristow






Sport News

Primary APS Sports Results

ROUND 6 8 November KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION AFL Snr Boys EMM 55-13 Cameron Dickson EMM 1 SnrGirls KCC&KCC 12-1&24-2 SkylaRogers EMMvTLC Jnr Boys A TLC 59-21 Will Robinson TLC Jnr Boys B SSC 84-3 Jack Finnigan SSC 2 Jnr Girls KCC 59-41 Jessica Brockley TLCBasketball Snr Boys A KCC 67-34 Ethan Hill TLC Snr Boys B KCC 31-7 Caleb Russell TLC SnrBoysC ASAS&SOM 32-8&20-12 Kyle Robinson ASAS 2 v SOM 2 Jnr Boys A KCC 78-20 Chris Manning TLC Jnr Boys B TLC 20-14 Reuben Schweitzer TLC Snr Girls A KCC 70-36 Taylah Newell TLC Snr Girls B TLC 76-10 Tamara Kirkby TLC Jnr Girls A KCC 48-16 Jorja Roberts TLC Jnr Girls B TLC 40-6 Samia Sfeir TLCCricket Snr A SSC 19-6.5 D’Artagnan Barnard SSC Jnr A KCC 150-127 Adam Hobbs EMM Jnr B CAC 155-150 Atila Hakaimof CACSoftball Snr A ASAS 7-2 Hannah Brereton ASAS Snr B KCC 15-3 Bethany Smith ASAS Jnr A KCC 7-4 Isabella Bozicevic ASASTee-ball Jnr B SSC 21-8 Isabella Davie SSCHandball Snr Boys A KCC 11-4 Wynnr de Castro ABP 1 Snr Boys B KCC 15-3 Jordan McTavish EMM 2 Snr Boys C SOM 11-5 James Woods SOM 3 Jnr Boys A DR 10-10 William Laver CAC Jnr Boys B DR 7-7 Kyle Orcullo SSC Snr Girls A SOM 8-6 Misaki Tominaga SOM 1 Snr Girls B SOM 28-5 Genevieve Auge SOM 2 Jnr Girls A TLC 16-5 Arna Lahrs TLC JnrGirlsB SSC&SOM 6-0&10-0 HannahVerreynne SSCvSOM2Touch Snr Boys A KCC 18-0 Taylor Channell TLC Snr Boys B KCC 12-2 Gareth Freeman TLC SnrBoysC KCC 16-1 SamBurns&EthanFiebig EMM2 Jnr Boys A KCC 6-4 Shem Lonsdale TLC Jnr Boys B ASAS 10-2 Dominic Lynch ASAS 2 Snr Girls A TLC 6-3 Candice Richards TLC Snr Girls B TLC 8-6 Kaho Tsukamoto TLC SnrGirlsC KCC&KCC 4-1&4-0 BrooklynSteele SSC2vEMM1 Jnr Girls A TLC 10-1 Jasmyne Coventry TLC Jnr Girls B TLC 7-3 Bethany Knudsen TLC

News from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)






General

The Uniform Shop will be

open on the last day of school Friday 30th November

(8.00am – 11am) (1.00pm – 4.00pm)

BACK TO SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP HOURS

JANUARY 2013

Monday 14th January – Friday 18th January 8.30am – 11.30am

Monday 21st January 8.30am – 3.30pm Tuesday 22nd January 8.30am – 3.30pm Wednesday 23rd January 8.30am – 8pm Thursday 24th January 8.30am – 8pm Friday 25th January 8.30am – 3.30pm

Monday 28th January (CLOSED) public holiday for Australia Day

Tuesday 29th January – 1st February 8.00am – 11am 1.00pm – 4pm

NORMAL uniform shop hours will commence from Monday 4th February 2013

Monday – Tuesday 8am – 11am

Wednesday – Thursday 1pm – 4pm

Friday -‐ CLOSED

Primary APS Sports Results

ROUND 6 8 November KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION AFL Snr Boys EMM 55-13 Cameron Dickson EMM 1 SnrGirls KCC&KCC 12-1&24-2 SkylaRogers EMMvTLC Jnr Boys A TLC 59-21 Will Robinson TLC Jnr Boys B SSC 84-3 Jack Finnigan SSC 2 Jnr Girls KCC 59-41 Jessica Brockley TLCBasketball Snr Boys A KCC 67-34 Ethan Hill TLC Snr Boys B KCC 31-7 Caleb Russell TLC SnrBoysC ASAS&SOM 32-8&20-12 Kyle Robinson ASAS 2 v SOM 2 Jnr Boys A KCC 78-20 Chris Manning TLC Jnr Boys B TLC 20-14 Reuben Schweitzer TLC Snr Girls A KCC 70-36 Taylah Newell TLC Snr Girls B TLC 76-10 Tamara Kirkby TLC Jnr Girls A KCC 48-16 Jorja Roberts TLC Jnr Girls B TLC 40-6 Samia Sfeir TLCCricket Snr A SSC 19-6.5 D’Artagnan Barnard SSC Jnr A KCC 150-127 Adam Hobbs EMM Jnr B CAC 155-150 Atila Hakaimof CACSoftball Snr A ASAS 7-2 Hannah Brereton ASAS Snr B KCC 15-3 Bethany Smith ASAS Jnr A KCC 7-4 Isabella Bozicevic ASASTee-ball Jnr B SSC 21-8 Isabella Davie SSCHandball Snr Boys A KCC 11-4 Wynnr de Castro ABP 1 Snr Boys B KCC 15-3 Jordan McTavish EMM 2 Snr Boys C SOM 11-5 James Woods SOM 3 Jnr Boys A DR 10-10 William Laver CAC Jnr Boys B DR 7-7 Kyle Orcullo SSC Snr Girls A SOM 8-6 Misaki Tominaga SOM 1 Snr Girls B SOM 28-5 Genevieve Auge SOM 2 Jnr Girls A TLC 16-5 Arna Lahrs TLC JnrGirlsB SSC&SOM 6-0&10-0 HannahVerreynne SSCvSOM2Touch Snr Boys A KCC 18-0 Taylor Channell TLC Snr Boys B KCC 12-2 Gareth Freeman TLC SnrBoysC KCC 16-1 SamBurns&EthanFiebig EMM2 Jnr Boys A KCC 6-4 Shem Lonsdale TLC Jnr Boys B ASAS 10-2 Dominic Lynch ASAS 2 Snr Girls A TLC 6-3 Candice Richards TLC Snr Girls B TLC 8-6 Kaho Tsukamoto TLC SnrGirlsC KCC&KCC 4-1&4-0 BrooklynSteele SSC2vEMM1 Jnr Girls A TLC 10-1 Jasmyne Coventry TLC Jnr Girls B TLC 7-3 Bethany Knudsen TLC






General

Accounts News• Term 4 fees are now overdue unless you are on a weekly,

fortnightly or monthly payment plan. Please ensure all payments plan are paid in full by the end of term. Please email Elaine in admin [email protected] to adjust your plan.

• For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email [email protected]

• When phoning the college with an enquiry, please have your account number ready eg. MILL007 (child’s surname and a number)

Dates for your diary...Thursday Nov 15 Primary APS Round 7 Yr 12 Graduation DinnerFriday Nov 16 Last Day Year 12 TunnelTuesdayNov20 P&FMeetingWednesdayNov21 Yrs6&7PresentationNightFriday Nov 23 Noah’s Ark End of Year concertMonday Nov 26 College Christmas ConcertThursdayNov29 Yrs6&7GraduationDinnerFriday Nov 30 Last Day Term 4Tuesday Dec 18 College Office ClosesWednesday Jan 2 Office ReopensTuesday Jan 29 First Day Term 1 - Noah’s Ark, Yrs P-8, PrefectsWednesdayJan30 FirstDayTerm1-Yrs9-12&KTTC

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

Play Time at King’sCome and join us for fun and play time for children and

parents/carers.WHEN: Every Monday and Wednesday during the school termWHERE: King’s Christian CentreWHO: Children from birth to school entryTIME: 9am to 12pmCOST: $3 (includes tea/coffee)For more information contact Sarah Williams 0410 699 952.

Be A BlessingQuote from ‘Walk in Faith’ by Ray McCauley

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He has anointed Me to preach the Gospel to the poor; He has sent Me to heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed; to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord.” Luke 4:18

Three facets that stand out in the ministry of Jesus are:

• He loved people

• He met people’s needs

• He was the greatest communicator that ever lived!

Jesus was always relevant to the people He was addressing. He made his message understandable and applicable to all.

As a people of God we need to:

• Love people

• Meet people’s needs

• Communicate effectively

All through the power of the Holy Spirit.

You are not on this earth simply to be blessed, you have a destiny to be a blessing! Reach out to others with God’s love.

If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain, you can write to - [email protected] or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - [email protected]

Notice To All Parents:P&F AGM Meeting for 2013Tuesday 20 November 1:30-2pmBarista LoungePlease send nominations for President, Secretary and Treasurer

to [email protected] by November 16.

General Meeting 2-3pmAgenda -• Christmas carols• Sponsorship requests• Volunteer availability forms for parents• King’s Rugby Club• President’s report• Treasurer’s report• Secretary’s reportWe hope to see you there.MelissaPotts,P&FSecretary,0400258784.



KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Student Term Dates for 2013

TERMS FIRST DAY LAST DAY

ONE Tuesday 29 January

Primary School Yrs P-‐6

Middle School Yrs 7-‐8

Prefects

Wednesday 30 January

Middle School Yr 9

Senior School Yrs 10-‐12

Thursday 28 March

TWO Monday 15 April Friday 21 June

THREE Monday 15 July Thursday 19 September

FOUR Tuesday 8 October Friday 15 November

Year 12

Friday 29 November

Years P-‐11

Student Term Dates for 2013

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KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Thursday, November 15, 2012 -

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BBQ and drinks from 5:30pm Carols begin at 6:30pm in the amphitheatre

Special guests - Lachlan Baker and Liza Beamish

King’s Christmas orchestra,choirs, cheerdancers

and dancers

ChristmasConcert

ChristmasConcert

Monday 26 November






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