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PRODUCTION TEAM EDITOR Kay Wells / Richard WardPRODUCTION & DESIGN Damien ZoomersNEWSLETTER EMAIL [email protected] ONLINE www.marash.qld.edu.au/newsletter

Marist College AshgroveVolume 47 Issue No. 18 November 2011

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Dates to RememberThursday, 24 November• Year 7 Mass & Supper - 7pm• Christmas Carols

Friday, 25 November • End Term 4 Years 5-10 - 3.10pm• Cambodia Immersion - Start• Final Date for Years 8-11 Book Hire Return• Junior School Assembly - 1.50pm

2012

Thursday, 12 January• Junior School Swimming Camp

Friday, 13 January• Junior School Swimming Camp

Monday, 16 January• College Office Opens

Tuesday, 17 January• Year 8 Volleyball Clinic

Wednesday, 18 January• Year 8 Volleyball Clinic

Friday, 20 January• Senior School Swimming Camp

Saturday, 21 January• Senior School Swimming Camp

Sunday, 22 January• Senior School Swimming Camp

Monday, 23 January• Year 8 Volleyball/Cricket Trials• Year 5 & 7 Orientation Morning

Tuesday, 24 January

• Term 1 Commences

• Year 8 Volleyball/Cricket Trials

Wednesday, 25 January• U14/15/Open Volleyball/Cricket Trials

Saturday, 28 January• Internal Cricket Trials• Volleyball Trials v SEC (H)• Junior School Cricket Trials

JUNIOR SCHOOL Junior School - 3858 4551Junior School Fax - 3858 4557Junior Sportsline - 3858 4688Student Absences - 3858 4697SECONDARY SCHOOL Secondary Office - 3858 4555Secondary Fax - 3858 4502Secondary Sportsline - 3858 4698Student Absences - 3858 4697

Marist Province Website www.maristoz.edu.au Marist Brothers International Website www.champagnat.org Association of Marist Schools Australia www.amsaust.asn.au Federation of P&F Assoc of Catholic Schools Q www.pandf.org.au

Wednesday, 1 February• Junior School Drama Classes begin

Thursday, 2 February• Newsletter Online

Friday, 3 February• Junior School Chess Begins• AIC Swim Meet (SPLC)• CIC Swim Meet - Nudgee

Saturday, 4 February• AIC Cricket/Volleyball v Iona (H)• CIC Cricket v Nudgee College

Sunday, 5 February• Japanese Exchange Students arrive

Monday, 6 February• Year 5, 2013 Interviews begin• Year 12 Parent Information Evening• P&F General Meeting

Tuesday, 7 February• Old Boys Meeting (AGM)• Inaugural Mass

Wednesday, 8 February• Year 7 Camp - Starts

Thursday, 9 February• ESL Beach Trip

Friday, 10 February• AIC Swim Meet (ASH/IONA)• Accounting Student Forum QUT• Junior School Swimming Time Trials

Saturday, 11 February• AIC Cricket/Volleyball v St Peters (A)• CIC Cricket v SLC

College Website: www.marash.qld.edu.auAIC Weekly Sport: www.marash.qld.edu.au/links/sport

Parenting Ideas: www.parentingideas.com.au (password=kidscount)

Mass:Wednesday & Friday - 8:10am

Reconciliation:Tuesday - 8:10 - 8:40am

Mass & Reconciliation

Marist College Ashgrove | College Newsletter 2011

From the HeadmasterDear Members of the Marist College Community,

This coming Sunday 27 November, is the first Sunday of the new liturgical year. It is the beginning of the season of Advent. The Church tells us Advent has a twofold character:

1. As a season to prepare for Christmas when Jesus Christ’s first coming to us is remembered.

2. As a season when that remembrance directs the mind and heart to await Christ’s second coming at the end of time.

Advent is thus a period of devout and joyful expectation.After four Sundays of Advent we then celebrate the birth of our Lord. I’d like to share the following Christmas reflection with you.

ATCHRISTMAS

mend a quarrel,seek out a

forgotten friend.Dismiss suspicion

and replace it with trust.Write a love letter.

Share some treasure.Give a soft answer. Encourage

youth. Show your loyaltyin word and deed. Keep a

promise. Forget a grudge. Forgivean enemy. Listen. Apologise if you

were wrong. Try to understand. Don’t envy.Examine your demands on others.

Think first of someone else.Appreciate. Be kind; be gentle.

Laugh a little. Laugh a little more.Deserve confidence. Do not be complacent.

Scorn malice. Express your gratitude.Welcome a stranger. Gladden the heart of a child.

Take pleasure in the beauty and wonder of the earth.Speak your love. Speak it again. Speak it still again.

Christmas is celebration, and there is no celebration thatcompares with the realisation of it’s true meaning – with the

sudden stirring of the heart that has extended itself towards thecore of life.

And only thenis it possibleto grasp thesignificanceof that firstChristmas.

I hope our Marist College family will experience a very holy, happy and safe Christmas blessed abundantly by the baby Jesus.

Peter McLoughlinHeadmaster


Headmasters NotesFAReWeLLSI’d like to announce the resignations received from the following staff.

• Mrs Margaret Keetels after twenty one years as Head of English (1991-2001) and Deputy Head of School Teaching and Learning (2002-2011).

• Mr Mark O’Farrell, Assistant Head of School Administration (July 2008-2011).• Br Dominic O’Sullivan, Secretary to the College Leadership Team (2005-2011).• Mrs Margaret Coombes after twenty six years as Science Laboratory Assistant.• Mrs Yvonne Carrigan after twenty three years as Religious Education Assistant.• Mrs Lyn Finn after fifteen years in the College Administration.• Ms Chantall Hochstrasser after three years as Teacher-Librarian.• From the Boarding School Mr Rory Maguire, Mr Chris Dash, Mr Damian Stower, Mr Josh Grinter, Mr

David Sheehan and Mr Glenn Cameron. Mr Cameron has been involved in the Boarding School for eight years. A significant involvement.

Farewell to the following staff who have completed contract positions:• Mr John Calvo, Ms Leigh-Anne Robinson, Mr John Quirk and Ms Jody Dellaca.

Farewell to the following staff who are taking leave:• Mr Luke McMahon – Term 1 2012• Mr Peter DeVoss – Semester 1 2012• Mrs Sandra Rout – 2012 and Term 1 2013• Mrs Anne Quill – 2012• Mr David Sheehan – 2012-2013

On behalf of our College family, I’d like to sincerely thank all departing staff for their significant contributions to College life and wish them every success and happiness in the future.

Year 12 GraduaTioNSincere thanks to all involved in enabling our Year 12 boys to graduate so magnificently. So many staff contributed so much to the Prize Giving, the Graduation Mass, the Farewell on McMahon Oval and the Graduation Dinner. It certainly reminded the class of 2011 how important they are to us all. I must single out Mr Richard Ward, Mrs Eve McCormack and Mrs Kim Horwood for the huge commitment they make to these ceremonies.

PraYerSPlease pray for the repose of the souls of :

• Daniel Coombes (1994) youngest son of Margaret Coombes our Science Laboratory Assistant. His funeral was held at the College Chapel on 19 November. Eternal rest grant to Daniel O Lord and may perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen

• Brian Ford father of Deb Moloney Vice President of the P&F and grandfather of Tim (9S) and Ciaran (2010). Passed away 8 November.

• Joan Carroll, grandmother of Dominic Stower (9S) passed away in Canberra last week.• David Meehan’s uncle Des, passed away on Wednesday 9 November.• Ted Ford, father-in-law of staff member and Old Boy, Peter Spensley (1970) and grandfather of Old

Boys Michael Ford (2004), Christopher (2002) and David (2004) Spensley.

The IonA PASSIon PLAy - eASTeR 2012 – In BRISBAneExperience Easter as part of the cast or crew of The Iona Passion Play.All are welcome – you can involve the whole family!Plenty of speaking, non-speaking and support roles available.If interested please contact Veronica on 3333 1993 or [email protected]

The Iona Passion Play greatly appreciates your community’s support and please keep the Play in your prayers.


enRoLMenTS

2012 STUDenT nUMBeRSNot returning to Marist College Ashgrove in 2012?

Due to demand for places in all Year levels, it would be appreciated if you could please notify us in writing at your earliest convenience if you are aware that your son may not be returning in 2012.

Year 5 2013 iNTerVieWSCorrespondence has recently been sent to families with regard to the Year 5 2013 interview process which will take place in February 2012.

Year 8 2014 iNTerVieWSCorrespondence with regard to the Year 8 2014 interview process for DAY students will be sent to families at the end of this term. Interviews will take place from Monday 5 March up to and including Saturday 24 March 2012.

BoARDInGIf our current rural and remote families are aware of anyone considering boarding as an option for their son in 2012, please encourage them to contact me as soon as possible. Whilst there may be a possibility for Years 7, 8 and 9, there is a high demand for places in Years 10 and 11.

yeARS 11 AnD 12 2012 BoARDInGSome of our families may be considering a change from day to boarding status for their son in Years 11 and 12 next year. If this is the case, please contact me so I can arrange a time for you to meet with our Head of Boarding, Mr Robert Corboy.

yeAR 8 2013 BoARDInG SChoLARShIPSRegistration is now available on our website.

Dates –

• Saturday 17 December 2011 – Early Bird Discount Closes• Monday 6 February 2012 - Closing Date for Applications [after which registrations incur a late fee]. • Saturday 25 February 2012 at 8.30 am - Scholarship Examination [which will be held at Marist College Ashgrove and various country centres].• Wednesday 28 March 2012 – Results Disclosed

These Boarding Scholarships are generally intended for students who live in rural, regional or remote communities who would otherwise not be able to access a Marist education. [Applicants must be Australian citizens].

For further information on these Scholarships and to apply online, please visit our website: www.marash.qld.edu.au – Enrolments – Scholarships and Bursaries.

yeAR 11 2012 ConDITIonS oF enRoLMenTAll current Year 10 families are encouraged to return their signed Conditions of Enrolment at their earliest convenience. These were due to be returned on Wednesday 31 August 2011.

yeAR 8 2012 enRoLMenT ConTRACTAll current Year 7 families are encouraged to return their signed Enrolment Contract at their earliest convenience. These were due on Friday 11 November 2011.

For any queries with regard to enrolments, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Mrs Kim [email protected] / Tel: 07 38584507


Year 12 GraduaTioN & Year 12 Prize GiViNG


ThAnK-yoU TUCKShoP heLPeRS

It is with great appreciation that we would like to thank all of the parents, guardians and grand parents who help out in the tuckshop each week.

Your effort is truly valued.

CAThoLIC SChooLS SeRve The WIDeR CoMMUnITy Catholic schools are committed to serving some of the most disadvantaged in the community.As the second largest provider of education in Australia, Catholic schools have assisted countless Australian families over the last 180 years.

The Federal Government is conducting a sweeping review of funding government and non-government schools, including Catholic schools.

The National Catholic Education Commission has made a submission to the Review calling for funding certainty so Catholic schools can continue to support our most disadvantaged. For more information visit www.fundinginfo.catholic.edu.au.

Catholic schools have a commitment to supporting all families – no matter their economic or social circumstance. The capacity for Catholic schools to maintain this commitment depends on the Government delivering funding support.

Catholic schools are resourced at 10% less than government schools. On average, the income per student in Catholic schools is lower ($10,008) than in government schools ($11,132).

Catholic schools need increased government funding support to be able to continue to provide quality education and services to some of the most disadvantaged in our communities.

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end of TermThursday 1st December, 2011 - 4pm - 6pm

New Year

Monday 16th January, 2012 - 9am - 12 noonTuesday 17th January - 9am - 12 noon

Wednesday 18th January - 9am - 12 noonThursday 19th January - 4pm - 6pmFriday 20th January - 9am - 12 noon

Monday 23rd January (orientation day) - 9am - 12 noon(can be busy with new students)

All clothing submitted for sale must be washed and ironed. Blazers must be dry-cleaned and mended.


From the ArchivesHello to you all again. Apologies for missing the article in the last Newsletter, but it is that time of the year when things educational become frantic, and inevitably there are just not enough hours in the day to do all that must be done. The fault was not entirely mine, however; the subject of the next article, (who remains nameless until we deal with him next year in 2012), simply could not and cannot in the present moment find the time necessary for me to conduct the interview to uncover the intimate details of his educational career. The long and the short result of that is – no article in this Newsletter either.

I thought we might, however, review where this year’s scribblings have taken us, and investigate the possibilities for next year. In the December 2010 edition, I announced my intention of conducting interviews with persons still presently employed at the College, and then to make the essence of those interviews the basis of Newsletter articles; alternately, I felt past staff members who had earned “legendary” status should also be the basis for similar articles. I proposed to abandon the strictly chronological approach to the history of the school that had hitherto been employed. The rationale behind such a change was simple: we had just lost our esteemed Head of SOSE, Peter Fowler, and his sudden, sad passing led me to comment that: “In my humble opinion, there is no school anywhere better served by its staff than this one, and I want readers to know and appreciate the quality of the people with whom it has been my privilege to be associated at Ashgrove. If I do not do this NOW, it may never be done……and I will never forgive myself for not praising these stalwarts when I had the opportunity………. some great teachers are still with us in the staffroom, but only as photos near the main entry doors….they have themselves gone to their Great Reward. I propose to eulogise these people because I knew, respected, nay loved them; they stand the equal of the giants of Ashgrove’s past and deserve their moment in the sun.” What I could not have known at the time of writing was that the College would suffer another savage and untimely blow with the tragic death of Tim Baldwin in America in the Christmas holidays, and this only reinforced my determination to alter the path of these scribblings.

So, to that end, your humble scribe has this year presented articles on: John Batty, Head of Science from 1983 to 1985, great teacher, Renaissance man, and fisherman and punter extraordinaire; Frank “Fingers” Eadie, Manual Arts stalwart from 1976 to 1996, genial companion and raconteur par excellence; Denis Callaghan, versatile teacher from 1984 to now, and at age 78 Ashgrove’s “Mr Chips”; Michael “Gubbo” Gubbins, expert at English and R.E., gentleman


From the Archives continued...

and gentle man, from 1964 to 1991; Graham Lawson, “Lawso the Torso”, sports and Walkathon organiser without peer, 1973 to now; Gerard “Ged” Monsour, A.K.A. “Yasser”, genial Housemaster and all-round-good-bloke, 1981 to now; Jan Mulvihill, the Godmother of the Learning Enrichment Centre, 1988 to now; Peter “Chippa” Murdoch, founder of the Manual Arts Department in its present form, and holder of the longest non-retirement statistic in College history, from 1973 to 1994; and finally, Mr Arch Ferrier, legendary sports coach, groundsman, and turf wicket curator of the early days, 1945 to 1954. I hope the articles managed to convey the admiration in which I hold every one of these people, for it was their contributions which helped the College to develop so much in so comparatively short a time. They would never think of themselves as having the right to be acknowledged as any kind of “legend,” yet such are they all, for “by their deeds shall ye know them.”

A quick count will reveal that to be nine personalities, and lest you think I have exhausted the possibilities for articles in that number, let me assure you the surface has not even been scratched. Numerous other characters are already singled out for the spotlight; some, sadly, have already declined my urgings to tell their stories, and as I promised in 2010, I have respected their desire for privacy, (though not without severe, continuous twitching of my writing fingers….).

So I propose to continue in this vein in 2012, letting the sun shine on the deeds of other “legends” of the Ashgrove story. The only proviso to this will be the odd occasion where, for whatever reason, the article will not make the Newsletter deadline…..to make sure there is a “From the Archives” in each edition, if a “personality” piece is not available, I will return to a chronological history of the College. This will date from the end of the Directorship of Brother Valerius Brogan, Headmaster of the College from 1959 to 1962, with his replacement Brother Othmar Weldon putting in place the processes by which the infrastructure of the school would multiply in a way which has continued to this day…….

It remains only to wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year, and to express the hope that you will find interest in the scribblings of 2012.Yours From the Archives,

Dave Cameron 38584591 or [email protected]


Senior School Sports NewsWATeR PoLo SeASon ReSULTS

U13 ReSULTSASH 8 def PAD 4ASH 7 def SPC 4ASH 2 loss to Villa 6ASH4 loss to IONA 13

U14 ReSULTSAsh 2 loss to PAD 8ASH 4 def SPC 3ASH 0 loss to Villa 6ASH 6 loss to IONA 9

U15 ReSULTSASH 12 def PAD 3ASH 11 def SPC 8ASH 15 def Villa 0ASH 2 loss to IONA 15

U16 ReSULTSASH 11 Def PAD 1ASH 12 Def SPC 5ASH 9 Def Villa 1ASH 5 Loss to IONA 11

“The Buzz” Weekly Sports report

From the Head of Sport

Water Polo Season Results U13 Results ASH 8 def PAD 4 ASH 7 def SPC 4 ASH 2 loss to Villa 6 ASH4 loss to IONA 13 U14 Results Ash 2 loss to PAD 8 ASH 4 def SPC 3 ASH 0 loss to Villa 6 ASH 6 loss to IONA 9 U15 Results ASH 12 def PAD 3 ASH 11 def SPC 8 ASH 15 def Villa 0

ASH 2 loss to IONA 15 U16 Results ASH 11 Def PAD 1 ASH 12 Def SPC 5 ASH 9 Def Villa 1 ASH 5 Loss to IONA 11 Open results ASH 9 def PAD 3 ASH 9 def SPC 2 ASH 6 def Villa 4 ASH 6 def IONA5

U13 Volleyball and Coach Mrs. Mulvihil

“The Buzz” Weekly Sports report

From the Head of Sport

Water Polo Season Results U13 Results ASH 8 def PAD 4 ASH 7 def SPC 4 ASH 2 loss to Villa 6 ASH4 loss to IONA 13 U14 Results Ash 2 loss to PAD 8 ASH 4 def SPC 3 ASH 0 loss to Villa 6 ASH 6 loss to IONA 9 U15 Results ASH 12 def PAD 3 ASH 11 def SPC 8 ASH 15 def Villa 0

ASH 2 loss to IONA 15 U16 Results ASH 11 Def PAD 1 ASH 12 Def SPC 5 ASH 9 Def Villa 1 ASH 5 Loss to IONA 11 Open results ASH 9 def PAD 3 ASH 9 def SPC 2 ASH 6 def Villa 4 ASH 6 def IONA5

U13 Volleyball and Coach Mrs. Mulvihil U13 Volleyball and Coach Mrs. Mulvihill

1ST voLLeyBALL ReSULTSThe 1st VI Volleyball team attended the Annual Churchie Invitational Cup over the weekend and were successful in winning the tournament , undefeated.

Other teams who entered: Churchie, Nudgee, BBC, Terrace, Iona, Villanova and St Laurence’s.

Pat Toze and Jarrod Mackay were named in the 'All-Star team' selected by the coaches and referees over the weekend.

Jarrod Mackay was named Most Valuable Player as voted by the Referees and Officials.

Congratulations to these boys.

ConGRATULATIonS To:

Ashley Dunn (Year 9) and Elliot Fossey (Year 9) recently represented Brisbane at the State U15 Boys Indoor Hockey Challenge in Maryborough 12/13th November.

From this, Ash and Elliott were both selected into the Queensland U15 Boys team to play in the Australian U15 Boys Indoor Hockey Championships to be held in Perth 9th-14th Jan 2012.

oPen ReSULTSASH 9 def PAD 3ASH 9 def SPC 2ASH 6 def Villa 4ASH 6 def IONA5

View and purchase professional sports

photography from 2009 and 2010, including the

current cricket and volleyball seasons.

www.andrewtallon.com.au/ashsport.html


ALLIAnCe FRAnçAISe CoMPeTITIon ‘LA BeLLe FRAnCe’The following Year 10 students recently received their prizes and certificates from the Alliance Française competition ‘La Belle France’. They participated in the writing section and were chosen as finalists. Their reward was an interview!

From 22 finalists, Matthew Lake was awarded 2nd prize.

The five other finalists from the College, Joe Treston, Toby Crockford, Josh Zanetti, Ben Liversidge and Connor Prince were all awarded Highly Commended - Mention Bien.

Congratulations to all students who entered the competition. There were others who learned poems and wrote essays and I would like to acknowledge their efforts. I would also like to acknowledge and thank Madame Leskiewicz who helped to facilitate the competition.

In fact August is an auspicious month for entering competitions. Year 10 traditionally sit for The Australian Language Certificates. The results have recently been published with very pleasing results.

Congratulations to Sam Dale: High Distinction in Listening and Reading; Conor Bingham: High Distinction in Reading, Distinction in Listening; Matthew Lake and Andrew Girjes: Distinction in Listening and Reading; Connor Prince: Distinction in Reading; Joe Treston, Oliver Taylor, Michael Passlow, Ben Liversidge, Patrick Hollamby and Jamie Garrett: Distinction in Listening.

To round off a very busy term, Year 12 recently enjoyed an excursion to the Henri Cartier-Bresson Exhibition, as part of their module on Arts and Culture. Most were impressed with the scope of this world renowned French photographer but remarked on the bleakness and the poverty depicted. However, the visit was very much appreciated, as were the pains au chocolat.

As successful was the Year 9 Immersion Day on October 21, at the La Valla Centre and attended by many Brisbane schools. Activities and workshops were held and the students encouraged to speak in French throughout the day.

Parents have received a letter informing them of the 2012 French Exchange trip which is open to Years 10 and 11 students of 2012.

Thank you very much to those who have indicated they are interested. I will be organising details over the holidays and a meeting will be held in the new school year to finalise numbers.

JACQUI BoneLL


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MiSSioN @ MariST 2011As we move towards the season of Advent it is well to reflect on the year that was, a year of challenge and achievement. Points to note include:

• The graduating Year 12 class who completed more than 10,000 MATES hours of service to the community in their years in the secondary, with a total of 4894 hours this year alone; truly a wonderful achievement.

• Marist Asia Pacific Solidarity (MAPS)has congratulated the College for donations made to MAPS since 2002 totalling $102,834.13 which is an incredible commitment to our Marist neighbours over the decade. Total funds to MAPS this year was $15,000. These amounts do not include the various amounts raised for CARITAS, St Vincent De Paul and a number of other solidarity agencies to whom Marist College is committed. Sincere thanks to boys and families for this very significant commitment over a long time.

• The launch of the new MATES motto and logo for 2012 and beyond: “Faith to Believe, Courage to Do” which nicely captures the practical dimension of our Catholic, Marist faith which we try to teach and live at Ashgrove.

Thank you to the College Mission Team for their animation of Mission and Ministry at Marist College this year. Our Chaplain Fr Pius Jones sm has settled in well with boarders’ mass and the College sacramental program, together with his Year 10 CSYMA class. The boys have come to know Fr Pius as a man of great gentleness, presence and humour. Thank you to the Campus Ministers Mrs Mena McLean, Br Mark Fordyce and Mrs Caroline Smith for agency placements for the service program, for the immersions, liturgies, retreats, social justice awareness and a host of other activities. Mrs Smith will be moving into full time teaching in the secondary school in 2012 and I would like to thank her for her work in Mission, her support of the boys and her good humour in a busy school environment. Mrs Denise Freney has managed well the frenetic pace of life in the Mission/RE office and is deserving of our thanks and admiration for the way in which she has multi-tasked her way through the year. Head of Religious Education, Mrs Louise Underwood, in her first year in the role, has brought much dynamism and energy to the administration of RE in the secondary this year and has many plans afoot when the new Archdiocesan Program is to be introduced during 2012, keeping RE in line with developments in National Curriculum.

Finally, our thanks and congratulations to Mrs Yvonne Carrigan, administrative assistant in the Mission/RE office, who, after nearly 23 years, will be retiring at the end of this year. Yvonne has brought to the role great wisdom, faithfulness, spirituality and good humour. There have been few religious ceremonies or occasions at the College in the last 20 years which have not had some significant input from Yvonne. We are indebted to Yvonne for her commitment to the College and wish her every blessing for a long and fulfilling retirement.

Advent God, awaken us from our slumber,Shock us out of our apathy.Come, o come, Immanuel

Save your Australian people;Confront us afresh until all hearts are full

of the Word made flesh.

Luke McMahonAssistant head - Mission


From the Deputy Head of School - Teaching and Learning“STRATeGIeS FoR SUCCeSS” SeMInARS In the January 2012 school holidays, Learning Performance will again be holding the popular 'Strategies for Success' seminars. There will be 4-day seminars for students in years 10, 11, and 12 and 2-day seminars for students in years 7, 8, and 9. Three main areas of learning are covered:

• Learning skills that help students to learn easier and more efficient methods of approaching study. These include organisational skills, essay planning, note taking, memory skills, and speed reading (speed reading in 4-day seminar only). • Motivation Skills. A close look at how self-motivation works. Learn how to get motivated and stay motivated. • Stress Management. Simple techniques for relieving stress, especially important at exam time.

Students leave the seminar with the skills needed to improve their ability to study, improve their school results, and make a success of their years at high school. Quality materials are used alongside films, group activities, and lectures. Investment in the 4-day seminar is $440 and the 2-day seminar is $240 (GST included). Seminars will be held at Q.U.T Gardens Point Campus in Brisbane and Bond University on the Gold Coast. For more information and a free brochure call (07) 3281 1400 www.learnperform.biz/qldino

ICS LeARnInG GRoUP SChooL hoLIDAy CoURSeS In JAnUARy 2012Give your child a little helping hand with their study. Do you want them to be more motivated? You are about to discover how, after only 6 hours attending one or more of our ics Holiday Skills Programs, students’ can change attitudes to their school work and study.Do you find in your student:

• There’s not enough time?• They don’t understand what to do?• They can’t write notes fast enough in class?• They ask why they go to school … what’s the point?• They read the same thing over and over?• Get stressed because they are expected to do better?

Many students feel exactly the same way, but once they attend an ics Course, they solve so many questions and problems:

• Easy note taking in class• Timetable your school work with ease• Ask and answer questions in class without fear• Study at home correctly• Plan and complete assignments on time

ics Learning Group is presenting school holiday courses in January 2012 which give students an opportunity to make their years ahead less stressful for themselves and their parents.Our School Holiday Programs are One Day in length – 6 hours. The courses are:

Advanced Reading Skills 16 Jan 2012 $165.00 9.00am to 4.00pmEssay Writing Skills 17 Jan 2012 $135.00 9.00am to 4.00pmJunior Study Skills 18 Jan 2012 $135.00 9.00am to 4.00pmSenior Study Skills 19 Jan 2012 $135.00 9.00am to 4.00pm

Website Enrolment and information at http://skillscentre.com.au/brisbane-h/ For more information contact [email protected] or Telephone : 07 3103 4956


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Music NewsQUeenSLAnD ConSeRvAToRIUMCongratulations to Nicholas Rossi, Oliver Lane-Porter, James Gatling and Luke O'Toole who in the last week have all been offered a place in the highly competitive Bachelor of Music course at the the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University. This tops off what has been another fantastic year for Music at Marist.

AShGRove MUSIC 2011While preparing a group back stage for the annual Winds & Percussion Concert in mid August I received the fantastic news that, later that same evening, Old Boy and recipient of the 1999 Parents and Friends Association Award for Conspicuous effort in Creative Arts Adrian Tully was performing with the Berlin Philharmoniker - one of the worlds most recognised and elite orchestras - to an audience of over 20,000. If you had asked me fourteen years ago, when Adrian was a member of the College’s Orchestra, Wind Ensemble and Big Band 1, if I thought that some day he would achieve this accomplishment I would not have been confident that my answer would have been ‘yes’. This achievement, however, along with those of many other Old Boys who have gone on to perform on the world stage with artists such as James Morrison, Nigel Kennedy, The Ten Tenors and our own national orchestras, is clear evidence of the great musical culture that the boys experience here at Marist and beyond. The next morning at Symphony rehearsal I gave the current students the news of Adrian, stating that it did not seem that long ago that he was sitting in their seat and suggested that maybe one day they would be performing with the Berlin Philharmonic. By the looks in the eyes of some members of the group, I would now not be surprised if they do.

2011 will go down in Marist College Ashgrove’s music history as another highly successful performance year in which the culture of music has flourished. Numerous highlights included diverse range of high profile performances and several competition successes.

As usual, the Music year commenced with the traditional camp held at Alexandra Headlands on the first weekend back at school. Only a few weeks into the year performances were already underway, including the Inaugural Mass, Champagnat Trust Lunch and the Autumn Band, String and Choral concerts.

The undoubted highlight of Term 2 was the “Le Meilleur” concert, featuring our top groups in night of musical excellence. The standard of performance in all items was very high, with a memorable rendition of Star Wars excerpts featuring a guest appearance by Princess Leia and Darth Paul,complete with light sabers.


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Other Term 2 performances included; the Winter and Guitar concerts with special guests from St Laurence’s College, the choirs competing in the Queensland Youth Awards, Battle of the Bands, Champagnat Day Mass, Grade 5 Band and Strings Concert, and the Junior Choral Concert at St Dympna’s Aspley.

In Term 3 the Marist Jazz Night featured all of the College’s Jazz Bands, as well as special guests “The Con Artists” featuring old boys Sean McKenzie, Luke Carbon and Brodie McAllister. Other performances includedthe Cathedral Concert, Junior String Day, and the Winds & Percussion Concert. It was also great to see record numbers of Marist musicians selected again for the Queensland Secondary honour Choir, the State Honours Program and G.R.I.P.P.S.

Term 4 saw the boys excel in multiple competitions across Brisbane. With Junior Strings awarded a Gold in their section of the Brisbane Band and String Festival. The performing year concluded for most groups with the annual Grandparents Day Concert and Soiree and finally the Year 6 & 7 classes, Old Boys and staff will perform tonight at Christmas carols for the College community. Thanks must go to Mr Craig Kennedy for his fantastic efforts in the co-ordination of the instrumental Music program and also in acting as Head of Music in my absence in Terms 1 & 2. Through his hard work in tandem with our Administration Assistant, Mrs. Jennifer Hutchinson, the administration and communication with staff and parents has continued to improve. The full time staff - Mrs Laura Kavanagh, Mrs Kellee Green, Mrs Catherine Wasserman and Miss Stefanie Smith - have selflessly given much of their time and talent to thedevelopment of the Music Department here at Marist and their help is most appreciated. Special thanks also to Mr Paul Kreisch who joined the faculty in Semester 1; in only a short time his enthusiasm left a big impression on all of his students. As always, the part time staff have continued to bring their great talents to the department and their input has been invaluable.

I must also thank Mr Peter McLoughlin for his personal support and the College staff and administration for all their encouragement throughout the year.

Finally, heartfelt thanks to all the students, and especially the Year 12 class of 2011, who were involved in the Music Department this year. Without the dedication, talent and enthusiasm that they have displayed in rehearsals, concerts and competitions throughout the year, the successes that we have enjoyed would not have been possible. It has truly been a pleasure again to work with such outstanding young men. Hopefully we may see some of you performing in Berlin in 2025.


Mission and Ministry NewsenD oF The SChooL yeAR PRAyeR

O God of all beginnings and endings,We praise you for the gift of this school year. It has been a time filled with grace and blessings,With challenges and opportunities, joys and sorrows.

The days have passed quickly, O Lord.The weeks, the months, the seasons, the holidays and holy days,The exams, vacations, breaks and assemblies, All have come forth from your hand.

While we trust that your purposes have always been at work each day,Sometimes it has been difficult to understand and appreciateJust what you have been up to in our school.

Give us the rest and refreshment we need over the holidays.Let our efforts of this past year bear fruit.Bring all of our plans to a joyful conclusion,And bless us, according to your will,

With the fulfillment of our summer hopes and dreams.Watch over us in the weeks of rest ahead,And guide each day as you have done this past year. Help us to return to school with a new spirit and a new energy.

May we continue to growIn age, wisdom, knowledge and grace.All the days of our lives. St Marcellin Champagnat. Pray for usSaint Mary of the Cross. Pray for us.Mary Our Good Mother Pray for Us.And we always remember to pray for one another.Amen


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AnnIveRSARIeS & UPCoMInG evenTS

Thursday 24th November Marist College Christmas Carols

Friday 25th November End of Term 4 Cambodia Immersion Departs Sunday 27th November 1st Sunday of Advent Monday 30th November St Andrew, Apostle Thursday 1st December World Aids Day

Saturday 3rd December St Francis Xavier

Sunday 4th December 2nd Sunday of Advent

Tuesday 6th December St Nicholas

Thursday 8th December The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sunday 11th December 3rd Sunday of Advent

Sunday 18th December 4th Sunday of Advent

Tuesday 20th December International Human Solidarity Day

Sunday 25th December Christmas Day

MaTeS ProGraMOpportunities exist in a range of areas for students, staff and families to take part. Students are welcome to drop into the Campus Ministry Office before or after school, at morning tea or lunch time any day to find out what is available to them and to put their name on a roster. In the senior school Campus Ministry Office, parents can contact Br Mark Fordyce on 3858 4589, or email [email protected] and Mrs. Caroline Smith on 3858 4589 or email [email protected]

Mrs. Mena McLean works from the Junior School and can be contacted on 3858 4551 or [email protected]

MATeS BBQ with the homeless PeopleOur thanks to all the staff, students and families who have generously offered their time over the last few weeks to participate in the MATES BBQ .

9th NovemberJames Couper (Staff Driver), Caroline Smith (Team Leader), Father Pius, Denise Freney, Jacqui Cummins, Alana Cummins, Sam Cummins, Rory McHugh, Jesse Fegan, Alistair Emmott, Sam Mead, Clancy Cosgrove, Henry Drake

16th NovemberPeter Orlicki (Staff Driver &Team Leader), Heidi Zaranski, Elizabeth Falconer, Melissa Bailey, Koopyr Bailey, Joe Hennessey, Sam Donaldson, Tristian Yamashita, Grayson Lifu, Tom Fairweather, Robbie Palm, Chilly Peng, Calem Fegan, Fitz Douglas, Tom Sheridan

23rd NovemberJames Couper, Kay Wells, Isla Sammut, Abe Sammut, Joe Sammut, Charlie Harris, Dominic Smith, Martin Boga, Ryan Haling, Hunter March, Monty Ryan, Graham Badcock, Zach Hancock



The MATES BBQ Roster for the Christmas Holiday is as follows: Please meet in the Brothers/Services carpark at 4.45pm. If you cannot attend the BBQ could you please email the team leader or Staff driver rostered on for that evening or phone Mrs. Caroline Smith on 0408 708 021 or Br Mark Fordyce on 0408 708 021. Thank you.

30th NovemberScott Murphy(Staff Driver), Caroline Smith (Team Leader), Jacob Young, Lachlan Young, Karen Young, Charlie Fox, Lisa Fox, Martin Boga, Paddy Maher, Rory Van Den Brink, Sam Bentley, Damien Nelson, Fred Van Den Brink

7th DecemberRichard Ward (Staff Driver &Team Leader), Elizabeth Falconer, Melissa Bailey, Koopyr Bailey, Chris Dauth, Evelyn Dauth, Caitlin Dauth, Roisin Dauth, Sean Dauth, Ryan Chapman, Jordan Cooke, Matt Gatty,

14th DecemberPeter Orlicki (Staff Driver), Elizabeth Dangerfield (Team Leader) Lucy Hislop, Alison Barlow, Ben Hislop, Stewart Jones, George Paterson, Matthew Bensted, Matt Dangerfield, Tom Dangerfield, Frank Smith, Monica Smith, Declan Smith, Alex Smith

21st DecemberRichard Ward (Staff Driver & Team Leader), Alison Barlow, Deb Moloney, John Moloney, Karen Young, Jacob Young, Lachlan Young, Lisa Fox, Charlie Fox, Terry Green, Mel Green, Alfie Green, Stewart Jones, Jack Bendall, B.J. Connolly

4th JanuaryBr Mark (Staff Driver & Team Leader), Alison Barlow, Majella Adams, Luke Adams, Liam Adams, Sam Bentley, Josh Poloskey, Richard Poloskey, James Mackie, Jenni Watts-Mackie, Matthew Gatty, Morgan Hall-Thompson and Mr Hall Thompson

11th JanuaryGraham Lawson (Staff Driver), Alison Barlow (Team Leader), Stewart Jones, Lucy Hislop, Ben Hislop, Fred Van Den Brink, Rory Van Den Brink, B.J. Connolly, Liam Youels, Kathy Macdermott, Liz Dangerfield, Matt Dangerfield, Tom Dangerfield, Morgan Hall-Thompson

18th JanuaryBr Mark ( Staff Driver & Team Leader), Tim Tracey, Harry Tracey, Colleen Tracey, Sam Mead, Shane Mead, Pat Mead, Zac Tedim, Josh Clutterbuck, Tom Fairweather, Angus McArthur, Heidi Zaranski



The following boys were rostered on over the last few weeks in the various MATES Ministries and we would like to thank them for their generosity and commitment to reaching out to others in our community.Holy Rosary Primary School

Tuesday 8th NovemberLachaln Doyle, Martin Boga, Tom Rowan, Henry Murray, Tristan Gibson, Dylan Cooper, Lachlan Hughes

Paddington Respite CentreTuesday 8th NovemberJacob Abbott, Julian Rodriguez, Riley Sheehan, Sam Miranda

Little KingsWednesday 9th NovemberJoel Speed, Ed Buckingham, Alex Grant, Matt Weir, Nik Emerton, Charlie Harris, Dylan Sattolo

Wednesday 16th NovemberBrendan Greenham, Matt Bernsted, Tristan Gibson, Connor Earley, Jack Midgley, Alejo Ruiz, Will Roddatz

CeReMony oF CARoLS - ST BRIGID’S ChURCh, ReD hILL – SUnDAy,11Th DeCeMBeR, 7.00PM. St Brigid’s church, with its choir and fabulous organ in its beautiful acoustics, is set to spread the spirit of Advent and Christmas. Beginning with the church in darkness with only candle light, the choir will perform arrangements of carols, as well as leading the community in singing a number of well loved carols.

There will also be readings, and a beautiful string ensemble performance of Corelli’s Christmas Concerto. This year, we’re also joined by handbell players from the delightful Brisbane Bells. Supper and Christmas cheer will follow the ceremony.

We are also raising funds for the Jubilee Parish Refugee Support Group and there will be an opportunity to give if you wish.

Abundant parking is available in the church yard, accessed from Musgrave Rd.



CoLLeGe ASSeMBLy 10Th noveMBeR MATeS aWardSOn Thursday 10th November the college celebrated our last whole school assembly which included all of the year 12 students from the 2011 cohort. The Year 11 and 12 students were presented at this assembly with their Mates Awards, certificates and badges for their outstanding generosity and commitment to the service of others. These students respond to Jesus’ call in the gospel by showing compassion and understanding through the Mates Ministry by volunteering to give of their time regularly. We congratulate all students for their consistent commitment and effort.

The following Mates Awards were distributed to the year 11 and year 12 Students.

Bronze-20 hours, Silver-40 hours, Gold- 60 hours, Gold + - 80 hours, Gold Marist- 100 hours, Platinum- 150+ hours

year 12 Bronze year 12 Silver year 12 Gold year 12 Gold + year 12 Gold MaristBanney, Harri Bobbermen, Chris Crotty, Nick Callaghan, Max Brisbane, JedBeikoff, Jesse Cameron, Charlie DeMichele, Luke Curran, Alex Campbell, TomBusby, Mitchell Cosgrove, Clancy Fon-Lowe, Reuben Donaldson, Ed Coughlan, NickCopley, James Genis, Ben Harding, Jack Glasson, Ryan Cox, BradleyCullen, Chris Hodge, Robert Harkin, Johnny Pleintinger, Marvin Lopez-Loo, KennethGeraghty, Jack Hutchinson, Ben Harris, Aiden Springborg, Jens O'Donovan, PeterKenny, Tom Jabbour, Nick Hogan, Joe Mara, Frank Redmond, WillMarnane, Riley Jamnadas, Shaquille Jeffery, Tom Tracey, Tim Stubbings, BenMarshall, Harry MacRurari, Sheldon Nobes, Jackson Stubbings, MitchellMenhinnitt, Lachlan McWhirter, Connor O'Brien, Zack Sue-Yek, TomMoore, Harry Murphy, Noah Scott, Ethan Thomas, TyronneMoran, Jack Podbury, Harry Sevil, Richard Thompson, LachlanMuller, Matthew Ramaccio Calvino, Hilton Stephens, Duncan O'Toole, Luke Teitzel, Hamish Stevens, Luke Outram, Nick Tan, Nick Pirrone, Tom Watson, JackThomas, Matthew

year 12 PlatinumAndrews, BenDarwin, MylesHayes, MatthewLee, HarrisonSmith, DomThomasson, WillYoung, George year 11 Bronze year 11 Silver year 11 Gold year 11 Gold + year 11 Gold MaristAnast, Talt Gannon, Darcy Arnold, Samuel Bassani, Nathan McArthur, AngusBennetts, Ben Kelly, Liam Bendall, Jack Byrne, Joseph Gibbs-McPhee, Sacha Meehan, Darcy Coppo, Riley Chapman, David Guan, Tony Maher, Padraig Cramsie, Thomas Clutterbuck, Joshua Noonan, Tom O'Sullivan, Connor Crawford, Louis Morrissey, Tom Proellocks, Matthew Paterson, George Evert, William Nelson, Jordan Ryan, Daniel Richards, Nick Fairweather, Tom Notting, Jonathon Swanson, Daniel Sharman, Daniel Hedger, David Wilkes, Riley Trubshaw, Matthew Sharpe, Liam Heyward, Sam Hoey, Andrew Kneipp, Joe Laracy, Nick Milliken, Tom Oliver, James O'Shea, Connor Paulsen, Nick Rankin, Jason Tofful, Michael



MATeS MInISTRy- Faith to believe; Courage to do so.

On Thursday the 10th November at the last Mates Assembly for the year Mr. McMahon Head of Mission unveiled the new Mates Logo and banner.

Seven years since the beginning of the MATES program as we know it the Mission Team have been looking at what words define what we do in the MATES program at this College.

Champaganat’s faith allowed him to identify strongly with those young people, who needed education and care, faith and hope. Using courage and determination he created a vision and structure and the MATES program in this College is an enlivening of this vision.

The images that create the heart is the foundation of Marist – relationship of the heart. The words Faith to believe, and Courage to do defines the heart of this College.

SnAPShoTS oF The yeAR 12 BoARDeRS DInneR



ReMeMBRAnCe DAy ASSeMBLy 11-11-2011



TIM BALDWIn TRoPhy AnD nAMInG oF DInInG RooM

RePoRT FRoM The CoLLeGe ChAPLAInThe education of young people is a most wonderful enterprise. As the year draws to a close we celebrate the achievements of many of our students and I am reminded of a quote I read at the Graduation Mass for our Year 12 students:

“We accomplish in our lifetime only a tiny fraction of the magnificent enterprise that is God’s work. Nothing we do is complete. No statement says all that could be said. No prayer fully expresses our faith. No set of goals and objectives includes everything.

This is what we are about. We plant the seeds that one day will grow. We water seeds already planted, knowing that they hold future promise. We lay foundations that will need further development. We provide yeast that produces far beyond our capabilities.”(Archbishop Oscar Romero)

The end of the school year, even though most are tired, is a really an opportunity to give thanks for the truly magnificent enterprise of which we are all a part: the holistic growth of young people.

Even though Advent has not yet started, Christmas will soon be upon us. I take this opportunity to wish you all a very safe, joy-filled and blessed Christmas.

Fr Pius Jones SMCollege Chaplain


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SPORTS LUNCH Friday 24 February 2012

Marist tradition challenges us to care for all people. Established in 2005 The Champagnat Trust honours and expresses those traditions by providing bursaries for boys from families experiencing financial difficulties. Champagnat Trust bursaries enhance and celebrate the diversity of the College community and generate opportunities for students to make friends with boys from all walks of life.All proceeds of the Luncheon goes to The Champagnat Trust Bursary program.

To accommodate the overwhelming demand we have moved toThe Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre for the

2012 QBE Champagnat Trust Sport Lunch.

Date: Friday 24 February 201211.30 am for 12 noon start

Cost: $145 per head or $1450 for table of 10Platinum tables (sponsor tables) at $5000 for table of 12

Contact Peter McWhirter on 0412 732 143 for further information on platinum tables

Or

Contact Kay Wells, 3858 4586 for bookings orsee www.marash.qld.edu.au

Booking and prompt payment will secure your table!

Come along and enjoy the company of John Eales, Matthew Hayden and our usual first class guest speakers and entertainers.


Please reserve seat/s @ $140 pp OR Please reserve table/s @ $1400 per Table of 10

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Friday 25 February 2011 - Sofitel Hotel

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Champagnat Trust Sports LunchFriday 24 February 2012

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