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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Carnival Day coming soon!Saturday 28 July

12 - 6pm

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All-Day Ride Passes Available

Students are invited to purchase an all -day ride pass for the carnival for only $24! This includes UNLIMITED rides from 12-5pm.

Rides include:Dodgem cars, Miami trip, super slide, bat tower, lion safari big bouncer, rock climbing wall, jungle fever (junior jumping castle) and an animal farm.

Passes can be booked online through the King’s website. www.kingscollege.qld.edu.au/carnivalday.shtmlOn the day, an all-day pass can be purchased at the ride tent for $29.

The carnival will feature fabulous food, entertainment, games,

a cent auction and for the first time,

Market Lane.

- Thursday, June 7, 2012

Early Learning Programs Primary

A day in the life of Koalas

It’s all in a day’s work and play for Koalas as they enjoy their learning in a challenging, stimulating environment.

Language and social skills are built as they interact with puppets, build tall towers using mathematical language to describe their achievements and role play as mothers with babies to tend to.

Parenting with Power

It’s Just Not Complete Without...

Scripture of the week: If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 1 John 1:9

Discipline has some similarities to working on a craft. How many times have you started a project but left it un-finished? You could spend a lot of time painting a picture or doing some needlework but you won’t be able to fully enjoy it until it is framed and hung on a wall.

Discipline needs to be framed, finished off, and complet-ed with a positive conclusion. It’s not enough to just give a consequence and think you’re done. Some parents feel like they’ve fulfilled their responsibility or done their duty by simply sending children to their rooms or taking away a privilege. Unfortunately, there is often tension left in the relationship, the child may walk away angry, children may feel guilty, or true repentance may not have taken place. This leaves room for anger or even bitterness to linger. The child may plan revenge. “I’ll show you. I just won’t talk to you. You’ll be sorry then.” Day after day, year after year, these tensions grow into layers and layers of walls between you and your child.

A positive conclusion, however, is a discussion you have with your child after the consequence has been given. It helps children understand what they did wrong, why it was wrong and what they can do differently next time. The positive conclusion is a reaffirmation of the relationship and a confidence that the child can do better. The positive conclusion is so important you should use it to end every discipline situation. God had a positive conclusion with Adam and Eve. He gave the consequence, sending them out of the garden, but he then made clothes for them and gave them a hopeful promise of the future. We can do the same thing for our children by giving them a hope and a plan for the next time they are in the same situation that caused the problem.

Strategy for the week: True discipline comes with re-pentance and reconciliation. In every situation that requires a consequence make the effort to resolve it by having the dis-cussion about repentance, what happened and why, along with what the behaviour should be next time.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

Thursday, June 7, 2012 -

SecondaryStress Busters

Those of you who regularly read my ar-ticles will know that I am a dog person as opposed to a cat person. A dog is a won-derful companion – always happy when you come home, ready for a play, ready to please and lots of fun. I believe they are great for relieving stress at the end of a busy day. Dogs are great!!

Four-Legged Comedians Here is a riddle for you. What is black, white and brown, has

eight legs, and can do 60 miles an hour down a carpeted hallway? Do you give up? The answer is two puppies playing together. Yes, we have a new puppy in the house named Lemmy. He came about when I mistakenly assumed that our male Saint Bernard was way too big to ever get our little female mixed-breed preg-nant. Now at two months old Lemmy is living proof I was wrong. He is already as big as our six month old beagle pup Snoopy, and I am sure he will one day be as big as his dad too.

Watching Lemmy and Snoopy charging down the hall always brings a smile to my face. They chase, pant, and chew on each other. They bounce, roll, and run. They go faster and faster until their legs tangle and they end up in a pile of fur at the foot of the couch. I delight so much in the joy they bring. They remind me that the greatest happiness comes from a playful spirit and a loving heart. They remind me too that fur-filled carpets and teeth marked shoes are a small price to pay for a laughing soul.

The theologian Karl Barth once said that “Laughter is the clos-est thing to the grace of God.” I thank God then for giving me so many four-legged comedians to grace my life. My house may be small and crowded but I always have a lot of furry heads to pet on. My furniture may be worn and fur covered but I can get a warm snuggle or slurp on the chin whenever I need one. My home may not be the neatest place but it is full of playful puppies and lots of laughter.

I think God knew what He was doing when He brought dogs into the lives of people. Dogs help us to see that life is meant for joy. They help us to see that play can be just as important as work. They help us to see that happiness comes from within. And they help us to see that love and laughter are the greatest gifts of all. May you share them always with dogs and people alike.

~ Joseph J. Mazzella ~

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Remem-ber God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

GeneralOur Musicians celebrate the Diamond Jubilee

As part of our service to the community, the Music Department held a concert for the residents at Galleon Gardens Retirement Village, Currumbin Waters.

Our students joined in the celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee over morning tea with the residents, who were enter-tained by the high school band and the upper primary choir.

To the obvious delight of the crowd, the high school band played several pieces during the concert. We also had items from a saxophone ensemble, flute trio and brass ensemble. Some solo items were performed by Caitlin Schmidt 6J and Iris Cambel 4M.

The upper primary choir delighted the audience with three items, but really got them tapping their feet along to Supercali-fragilisticexpialidocious.

Our thanks go the all of our student performers, who were ex-cellent ambassadors for our college in the community.

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

KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE


General

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

Accounts News• School fee payment plans were calculated to have your

fee account paid in full by 30th June. Please check that your payment plan covers this or increase your plan. Eg $200pw x 4 weeks. Term 3 fees will be billed this week.

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

• Please quote your account number when phoning or emailing admin (it’s the first 4 letters of the child’s sur-name and 3 numbers eg MILL007).

Glory to God!Quote from ‘Walk in Faith’ by Ray McCauley

Therefore we do not lose heart. Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day.

2 Corinthians 4:16In one of our services, a child was brought for prayer. It looked

to me as though the little girl was asleep whereas, in fact, the parents had taken her out of the hospital prior to a scheduled operation and she was semi-conscious. As I prayed for her there was no visible change and the family returned to Pretoria that evening. As they were driving home they continued to praise God, in faith, for their child’s healing. Half-way home the little girl woke up, totally healed.

We are not looking at outward appearance but at God. A friend of ours had been very ill for several months and had reached the stage where she was barely able to stand because of the pain in her back. She had sought the help of physicians and paid a for-tune in medical bills! But one night God reminded her, through her son, that He was the Lord who heals, and He changes not. There and then she determined to come to the evening service convinced that when she was prayed for, her healing would man-ifest. Her husband doubted her ability to be able to sit through a service as he was sure the pain would be too great. Without wavering she found somebody to help her dress and bring her to church. Needless to say, God honours those who reach out to Him in faith; she was healed and set free from the months of pain. Glory to God!

Keep your switch of faith turned on at all times!If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chap-

lain, you can write to - [email protected] or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - [email protected]

Dates for your diary...June 7 Primary APS Round 7June 8 HS APS FinalsJune 11 Queen’s Birthday Public HolidayJune 18 Band ConcertJune 19 P&F MeetingJune 19 Strings Concert

68 Gemvale Road, Reedy Creek 4227 07 5587 7600www.kingscollege.qld.edu.au [email protected]

Total Football AcademyTotal Football Academy will be running an after school soccer

program in Term 3 at King’s Christian College. Registration forms will be distributed during a free demonstration. During the six week program, games will be played inside an inflatable soccer field, which captures the imagination of students, giving them a great soccer experience. Training will take place inside a skills square focusing on different skills each week, such as dribbling, turning and shooting. Start date: Friday 27 July, Prep - Year 4, 3.15pm - 4.15pm. Sign up online at www.totalfootballacademy.com.au or call Andy Robinson on 0413 888 643.

Transit of VenusThanks to Mr Tiver, father of Beau in PK, who set up a telescope

to show his son’s prep class the ‘Transit of Venus’.Mrs Shunker organised for Year 3 to be able to observe as well

which was exciting because they study space this year.The transit of Venus is where Venus passes in front of the Sun.

Australia is the best place on earth to observe the transit and it took place over 6hrs 40 min this morning, Wednesday 6 June.

It won’t happen again for over 100 years.

Reminder - Semester 1 Reports Please make sure your address is correct as reports are due to be sent out at the end of term and they will not reach you if you haven’t notified us of any changes.

Address and phone changes to [email protected] you can phone 55 877 600.






Primary

King’s Kats & KubsKing’s Cheerleading teams,

Kats and Kubs, had the won-derful opportunity to perform at the Titans vs Cowboys game last Friday night. It was an ex-citing experience for the girls, performing cheers on the concourse and performing a routine on the field before kick off. Their big, bright, silver pom poms looked fantastic. Thanks to the parents, friends and teachers that came to support them. An amazing experience to remember.

General

Gala DinnerWe held our third Gala Din-

ner last Saturday Night. There were 145 guests who enjoyed wonderful food and entertain-ment with proceeds going towards MissionEducate in Mozambique. We were enter-tained by variety comedy duo Pearson & Harvey, roving ma-gicians, the King’s Elite dance squad, strings and more.

Thank you to all the staff, parents and students who volunteered their time to make this a great event. Thank you also to the businesses who donated goods that were auctioned during the night: Tamborine Mountain Skywalk, Tweed Endeavour Cruises, Groove Train, Zarraffa’s Coffee, Spring Spa Burleigh Heads, Gloria Jeans Robina, Peppers Salt Resort and Spa, QT Hotel Surfers Paradise, Kirsty Sanderson Photography and Pro-Ma Systems.

From what we have heard, everyone had a very memo-rable night.

“Looking for somewhere to take the kids these school holi-days? Peppers Salt Resort & Spa on the Tweed Coast is the perfect place to escape with the family. Book one of our mod-ern 2 Bedroom Suites for only $236.00 per night including full buffet breakfast for 4 people, plus receive complimentary in-house movies and internet for the kids! Call 02 6674 7777 & quote “SHS” to receive this special rate. Valid 22nd June – 8th July 2012. Subject to availability and minimum night stay applies”.






Sport News

Rugby Report

Year 4 Rugby Team are Champions of the APS!!Last Thursday our primary school rugby teams competed in

the annual APS cup held at All Saints Anglican School. There was lots of talent on display coming through from the lower grades with all King’s teams extremely competitive playing some good hard rugby!

The Year 7 boys played in an extremely tough pool coming up against Trinity, All Saints and Emmanuel, where they managed to come out with a win, a loss and a draw and finished the tourna-ment in fifth place out of the eight competing schools.

The Year 6 team were probably the hardest done by, undefeat-ed all day in the pool stages they ended up on level points with All Saints and Somerset. Officials had to do a count back to sepa-rate the three teams and in the end it was King’s who narrowly missed out on a semi-final place because of tries conceded, as all three teams could not even be separated on tries scored.

The Year 5 competition saw King’s undefeated winning all pool games against All Saints, Somerset and A B Paterson. The long day took its toll on the boys as they went down narrowly to Em-manuel in the semi-finals and eventually finished 4th overall.

News from the King’s Locker Room WEEK 8

The Year 4 boys have a very strong team and totally dominat-ed their competition going undefeated all day and winning the tournament! On the way to the final King’s saw off Somerset, All Saints, and Coomera Anglican College to beat St. Stephens 9 - 0 in the final and be crowned APS Rugby Champions!

I would like to thank all of the coaches for the hard work they have been putting in with our boys and the passion they have for developing rugby at King’s. We have some talented players coming through the primary school and as a coaching staff we are passionate about developing these boys and seeing them achieve in rugby.

Next Thursday 14 June King’s will be holding our very first rugby function; this will be our end of season presentation and official launch of “The King’s Rugby Club” which is the parents and friends supporter group of rugby at King’s. All rugby players from Years 4 – 12 and their families, are invited to the evening to celebrate our achievements, meet as a college rugby commu-nity and to hear about the exciting developments in taking the King’s Rugby programme forward. Please RSVP to [email protected]

~ Roscoe Deacon Rugby Coordinator, [email protected]

Year 4 Rugby Team - Champions of the APS!!!






Sport News

Dear Rugby Parent You and your son are invited to attend the launch of

The King’s Rugby Club Date: Thursday, 14 June 2012

Venue: King’s Christian Centre Barista Time: 6:30 pm

Dress : Smart casual (students to wear their formal uniform)

Cost: $5 per person. Price includes finger food, sausage sizzle, and an entry in the draw for a Reds

Jersey. Soft drinks will be on sale.

The launch will coincide with the end of season celebrations and a short awards ceremony. The King’s

Primary School Cheerleaders will also be performing at the event.

For more information about the evening kindly contact Jorrie Oosthuizen at the High School (5587 7600) or

Jamie Hawkins, chairman of The King’s Rugby Club, on 0419 774 330.

If you will be attending the evening complete the reply slip below and return it with your money to

Margaret Hamblin at the Main Administration office by Friday, 8 June.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Jorrie Oosthuizen

First XV Coach

__________________________________________________________________________

“The King’s Rugby Club” launch on Thursday, 14 June 2012 at 6:30 pm Name: ____________________________________________________ Number of people attending: ________ at $5 per person






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

KATS Athlete of the Week

Name: Nicola Ochsner

Class: 5P

Favourite event/s: sprints and long jump

What sports do you play?Athletics and volleyball

What’s the best thing about KATS?It’s a really good program where you

learn new things and the coaches help you with tips.

What are your goals for athletics this year?

To do the best I can do and try and beat my personal best from last year, because I’ve improved this year from all of my training in the KATS Athletics Squad.

Who inspires you the most?My sister Jo because she sometimes helps me train, gives me

tips and encourages me to always do my best.

Why do you want to represent King’s for athletics?King’s is a great school and I’ve been here for a long time. I

want to make the school proud and help us to be number 1.

Name: Ryan Derrick

Class: 4H

Favourite event/s: long jump, high jump, 100m, 200m and 800m

What sports do you play?Athletics, surfing and BMX

What’s the best thing about KATS?Getting to meet new people, having

fun and doing my best.

What are your goals for athletics this year?

To try and make nationals for long jump, high jump, sprints and 800m.

Who inspires you the most?My coaches: James and Miss Grady. They encourage me and

make me believe in myself, so then I do better.

Why do you want to represent King’s for athletics?So that our school can win the trophy and be number 1 in APS. ~ Trishelle Grady, Athletics Coordinator (P-12)

IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING!

Regional Cross Country ReportIt was as cold as a winter’s morning in northern Alaska at Runa-

way Bay yesterday but that didn’t cool down the hot form of our top runners at King’s!

King’s were well represented with 11 runners across Years 4-12 competing for the third time in a month against the best of the best on the Gold Coast. Each new event they go in, the compe-tition gets harder and harder, but the most pleasing sign is it’s our students who are setting the bench mark for everyone else to catch! Overall, we have 7 students heading off to the state cham-pionships!!! What a wonderful achievement.

Race of the day was the 11 year girls, where Leah Simpson and Tiffany Chavez (King’s students) blitzed the field and were neck and neck as they sprinted to the finish line with third place no where to be seen. Another cracking performance was from Dim-itee Coventry who won the 13 year girls with a great race from start to finish. It is looking like she has a good chance at making the national team this year. A special mention must also be given to Jasmyne Coventry and Tiarna Bembrick who were are young-est representatives and who were competing at this level for the first time in cross country!

The overall results were:

Jasmyne Coventry - 3rd in 10 year old girls

Tiarna Bembrick - 28th in 10 year old girls

Leah Simpson -1st in 11 year old girls

Tiffany Chavez - 2nd in 11 year old girls

Layla Oxborrow - 15th in 12 year old girls

Dimitee Coventry - 1st in 13 year old girls

Erika Chavez - 6th in 13 year old girls

Joel Lonsdale - 2nd in 13 year old boys

Brandon Shiel-Butera - 20th in 13 year old boys

Bernard Lierse - 6th in 17 year old boys

Emily Carey - 10th in 17 year old girls

Nicola Ochsner

Ryan Derrick

1st and 2nd both from King’s

Dimitee (on the left) receiving her 1st place medal

A big congratulations to our runners for the great results! We are looking forward to hearing from yet another carnival in a few weeks time where they race against the best in Queensland!

~ Jarrod Stephens, Sports Co-ordinator and Cross Country Co-ordinator (P-12)







Primary School Sport

Primary APS SportThis is the last week of winter sport for our primary students and coaches. See below for Round 6 results.

ROUND 6 RESULTS 31 May KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION

Boys Volleyball 1 KCC 1 2-0 Alex Ristanovic King’s 2 Boys Volleyball 2 KCC 1 2-0 Blake Frances King’s 1 Girls Volleyball 1 SSC 2-1 Mikayla Sailes St Stephens College 1 Girls Volleyball 2 KCC 3 2-0 Charlotte Pennicott King’s 3 Girls Volleyball 3 KCC 3 2-0 Juanita Rodriguez King’s 2 Boys Newcombeball 1 TLC 2-0 Jesse Russell Trinity Lutheran College Boys Newcombeball 2 KCC & SSC 2-0 & 2-0 Alec Turnbull Coomera v St Stephens Girls Newcombeball 1 KCC 3-0 Nicola Ochsner All Saints Anglican School Girls Newcombeball 2 SOM 3-0 Amberlyn Lim Somerset College Junior A1 Netball KCC 12-3 Tenyka Chapman St Stephens College Junior A2 Netball SSC 9-6 Juliet May St Stephens College Junior B1 Netball KCC 8-6 Cassidy Muir St Stephens College Junior B2 Netball SSC 11-5 Eloise Marchant St Stephens College Senior A1 Netball KCC 9-5 Sara Wyld St Stephens College Senior A2 Netball KCC 13-1 Kylie Abrahams St Stephens College Senior B1 Netball SSC 6-3 Macklyn Lee St Stephens College Senior B2 Netball SSC 9-6 Tamara Kirkby St Stephens College Junior Boys Soccer 1 KCC 7-1 Matthew Naicker Coomera Anglican College Junior Boys Soccer 2 SSC 6-0 Ethan Rake St Stephens College 2 Senior Boys Soccer 1 KCC 2-1 Jay Rourke-Baldwin Coomera Anglican College Senior Boys Soccer 2 ASAS 10-1 Jarrel Abraham All Saints Anglican School 2 Junior Girls Soccer 1 Wash Out Trinity Lutheran College Junior Girls Soccer 2 Wash Out A B Paterson College 1 Senior Girls Soccer 1 DR 1-1 Mia Dietrich & Josey Wame Trinity Lutheran College Senior Girls Soccer 2 TLC 3-1 Breanna Gulleford Trinity Lutheran College Junior Boys Hockey 1 DR 1-1 Joshua Day St Stephens College Junior Boys Hockey 2 ASAS & TLC 3-0 & 5-0 Atila Hakaimof All Saints v Trinity Junior Girls Hockey 1 SSC 7-0 Eleena Williams St Stephens College Senior Boys Hockey DR & DR 0-0 & 0-0 Nathan Biffin Coomera v All Saints Senior Girls Hockey CAC 2-0 Amy Burke-Holdway Coomera Anglican College Year 4 Rugby APS Cup APS CupYear 5 Rugby APS Cup APS CupYear 6 Rugby APS Cup APS CupYear 7 Rugby APS Cup APS Cup Senior Boys A Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Senior Boys B Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Senior Girls A Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Senior Girls B Tennis Wash Out Bye Junior Boys A Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Junior Boys B Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Junior Girls A Tennis Wash Out Coomera Anglican College Junior Girls B Tennis Wash Out Bye







High School Sport

APS SportIT’S FINALS TIME!!!! On Friday, 8th June, King’s play in the finals of the APS competition. The great thing is, King’s is vying for 13

premierships (highlighted in yellow) and we have many teams playing off for a top 4 finish. We wish all our students and coaches the best of luck as they play their hardest and do King’s proud. For our Year 12 students this will be there last game of sport in the winter season for the rest of their schooling life. Please make an effort to come out and support all of our teams.

TEAM OPPOSITION GAME TIME VENUEBoys1st XV Rugby EMM (3v4) 1pm All Saints Main FieldYear 10 Rugby TLC (7v8) 1pm Somerset CollegeYear 9 Rugby EMM (3v4) 1pm Emmanuel CollegeYear 8 Rugby TLC (7v8) 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen A Soccer ABP (1v2) 2pm A B Paterson CollegeOpen B Soccer EMM (3v4) 1pm All Saints Anglican SchoolInter A Soccer CAC (5v6) 2pm Viney ParkYear 9 Soccer TLC (7v8) 1pm CarraraYear 8 Soccer ASAS (3v4) 1pm CarraraJunior T2 Soccer No game Open A Volleyball ASAS (1v2) 2pm Emmanuel CollegeOpen B Volleyball ASAS (1v2) 1pm Emmanuel CollegeYr 10 A Volleyball CAC (5v6) 2pm King’sOpen C Volleyball ASAS (1v2) 1pm King’sJunior A Volleyball SOM (7v8) 2pm Trinity Lutheran CollegeJunior B Volleyball ASAS (1v2) 1pm Trinity Lutheran CollegeOpen Hockey SOM (3v4) 2pm All Saints Hockey FieldJunior Hockey CAC & ASAS (5v6v7) 1pm All Saints Hockey FieldOpen A Tennis ABP (5v6) 1pm Hope IslandOpen B Tennis SOM (1v2) 1pm Hope IslandOpen C Tennis TLC (3v4) 1pm Hope IslandJunior A Tennis SOM (3v4) 1pm Queens Park SouthportJunior B Tennis SOM (3v4) 1pm Queens Park SouthportGirls Open A Netball CAC (7v8) 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen B Netball SSC (7v8) 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen C Netball CAC (7v8) 2pm Emmanuel CollegeOpen D Netball CAC (5v6) 1pm Emmanuel CollegeYr 10 A Netball SSC (7v8) 2pm A B Paterson CollegeYr 10 B Netball SSC (7v8) 1pm A B Paterson CollegeYear 9 A Netball ABP (5v6) 2pm All Saints Anglican SchoolYear 9 B Netball SOM (5v6) 1pm All Saints Anglican SchoolYear 8 A Netball ABP (7v8) 2pm Trinity Lutheran CollegeYear 8 B Netball SOM (5v6) 1pm Trinity Lutheran CollegeJunior T2 A Netball No game Junior T2 B Netball No game Open A Soccer EMM (1v2) 2pm Somerset CollegeOpen B Soccer SSC (3v4) 1pm Magic United - EmmanuelInter A Soccer SOM (7v8) 1pm Trinity Lutheran CollegeYear 9 Soccer ASAS (1v2) 2pm King’sYear 8 Soccer EMM (5v6) 2pm CarraraOpen A Volleyball ABP (3v4) 2pm St Stephens CollegeOpen B Volleyball ASAS (1v2) 1pm St Stephens CollegeYr 10 A Volleyball SOM ( 5v6) 2pm A B Paterson CollegeOpen C Volleyball SOM (3v4) 1pm A B Paterson CollegeJunior A Volleyball EMM (1v2) 2pm Somerset CollegeJunior B Volleyball SOM (1v2) 1pm Somerset CollegeOpen Hockey CAC & SSC (5v6v7) 1pm Labrador GrassJunior Hockey SOM (1v2) 1pm Hunt Park LabradorOpen A Tennis EMM (7v8) 1pm Christine AveOpen B Tennis TLC (5v6) 1pm Christine AveOpen C Tennis SSC (3v4) 1pm Christine AveJunior A Tennis SOM (1v2) 1pm Somerset CollegeJunior B Tennis ASAS (3v4) 1pm Somerset College









High School Sport

APS SportOn Friday, 1st June, King’s played Coomera Anglican College in Round 7 of the APS competition. Here are the results:

Boys TLC v KCC Sport Team Win Score Player of the WeekRugby 1st XV Wash Out Year 10 Wash Out Year 9 KCC Forfeit Jesse Damianopoulos Year 8 CAC 27-10 Justin GraingerSoccer Open A KCC 2-0 Max Hawkins & Jayden Reid Open B KCC Forfeit Inter A KCC 2-0 Alex Karayanis Year 9 DR 2-2 Benjamin Eachus Year 8 CAC 3-1 Janiv Strachan Junior T2 Volleyball Open A KCC 3-1 Layton Reeve Open B KCC 3-0 Jace Ise Yr 10 A KCC 3-0 Jaebin Lee Open C CAC 3-1 Blake Davis Junior A CAC 3-0 Zacc Magee Junior B KCC 3-1 David LapitanHockey Open KCC 3-2 Junior CAC Forfeit Tennis Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC Forfeit Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A KCC Forfeit Junior B KCC Forfeit Girls Netball Open A KCC 23-20 Alicia Green Open B CAC 16-9 Brittany Hammant Open C CAC 21-10 Open D CAC 18-3 Jessica White Yr 10 A CAC 38-7 Yr 10 B CAC 23-9 Year 9 A CAC 26-19 Chelsea Vesperman Year 9 B KCC 17-12 Savanna de Bruno-Austin Year 8 A CAC 30-1 Abbey Wingrave & Eden Underwood Year 8 B KCC 3-1 Emily Chen & Alyssa Braund Junior T2 A Wash Out Junior T2 B Wash Out Soccer Open A KCC 3-0 Georgia Howard Open B KCC Forfeit Inter A Wash Out Year 9 KCC 2-1 Year 8 CAC 4-0 Chloe DuncansonVolleyball Open A KCC 2-0 Anneke van der Sluis Open B Wash Out Yr 10 A Wash Out Open C KCC 2-0 Eugenie Gravier Junior A KCC 2-1 Kaylee Allison & Ellie Roberts Junior B CAC 2-0 Taisha MartinHockey Open DR 1-1 Tara Wise Junior KCC 13-0 Chantel AdrianTennis Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC Forfeit Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A KCC Forfeit Junior B KCC Forfeit






Sport News

Outstanding Performances

Dee Dee Russell

On Monday 4th June, Dee Dee Russell in Year 11, competed in the South Coast Regional Championships for selection into the 19/U golf team. The event was held at Lakelands Golf Club and Dee Dee won the day with a 5 over par, 77 to qualify and was se-lected into the South Coast Regional Team and will now compete at the forthcoming State Championships in Toowoomba on July 14-18, 2012. Dee Dee is definitely a star of the future and I hope she remembers who her PE teacher was when she is on the LPGA earning millions!

Dee Dee Russell

Important Dates for the Month of June

8th June – High School APS Finals Day 20th June – Upper Primary Athletics Carnival Day 1 – Pizzey Park21st June – Upper Primary Athletics Carnival, Day 2 – Griffith Uni

News from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

YEARS 8 - 12






General

Whether you are preparing for the GPS season, local club finals or looking to make that rep team then this intensive two week training program is for you.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (1 Session per day 3.30-5.00pm)

Included in the School of Rugby is: Coaching by Professional Rugby Coaches Strength and Conditioning Core skills Position Specific Training Nutritional/Personal development workshops Exclusive Rugby Academy Training Shirt

All of this is available for only $180

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (2 Sessions per day 7.30-9.00am and 3.30-5.00pm) Friday (1 Session 8.00-9.30am)

Coaching by Professional Rugby Coaches Personalised Strength and Conditioning Core skills Position Specific Training Nutritional/Personal Development workshops SAQ & Flexibility training Injury Management and Prevention advice Video analysis Game Psychology Exclusive Rugby Academy Training shirt

All of this is available for only $250

15-18 Years Monday June 25th – Friday July 6th.

13-14 Years Monday June 25th – Wednesday July 4th.

JUNE/JULY HOLIDAYS SCHOOL OF RUGBY CLINIC

13-18 YEARS ‘fulfil your potential’

www.therugbyacademy.com.au






General

PLEASE SELECT THE PROGRAM BELOW THAT YOU WISH TO REGISTER FOR

□ 13-14 Years School of Rugby Program ($180)

□ 15-18 years School of Rugby Program ($250) All programs will be held at The Southport School (Senior Campus). 22 Winchester Street, Southport.

Name _____________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _____________ 2012 age group: ___________ Mobile No: _______________________ Email: ________________________________ I/WE (Parents):____________________________________________________ give permission for my son to attend The Rugby Academy clinic and participate fully in the games and training provided. Parent/Guardian Signature_____________________________________________________Date:_________________ Medical Conditions that Coaches should be aware of: ____________________________________________________ PHOTOGRAPH DISCLAIMER Unless we are informed otherwise you also give permission for photographs to be taken and used for the purpose of marketing. These may be displayed on our website, print material and in other promotional items. Photographs will only be used in the above way. I WISH TO PAY USING THE FOLLOWING PAYMENT METHOD: EFT (Payable to The Rugby Academy, Bank: ANZ, BSB: 014 506, A/C No: 277801388)

(Please Quote Surname as Reference) CHEQUE (Payable to The Rugby Academy Ltd, PO Box 1859, Southport BC Qld 4215) CREDIT CARD (Visa/MCard) {please note a 2% surcharge applies to all card transactions}

_________/________/________/_______ EXP _____/_____ Card Holder Name: ___________________________ Signature: _________________________ Date:

TO SECURE A PLACE PLEASE RETURN THE REGISTRATION FORM AND PAYMENT BY FRIDAY 15th June.

Please return forms to The Rugby Academy: Email: [email protected] or return via Fax: 07 3054 0551

JUNE/JULY HOLIDAYS SCHOOL OF RUGBY CLINIC

REGISTRATION FORM

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carnival day

day ride

discipline situation

true discipline

lot of time

ride tent

mathematical language