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Middle School House LeadersSenior Music Assessments

ICAS Science CompetitionPICSE Awards

Vetamorphus RetreatDuke of Edinburgh

Year 10 DramaYear 11 OED Biking Camp

Music Cabaret

The traditional African proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child” has possibly never been more relevant in today’s high-tech, constantly wired, instant information world. Our students are faced with a myriad of

both challenges and opportunities, and without the oversight of their ‘village’, navigating this period of their lives may feel overwhelming.

We are blessed at Cornerstone to have wonderful parental support, strong community partners and a true village approach. We understand the enormous benefits for our students when we work together, look out for each other and share the difficult conversations. As planning begins for the final term of 2015, we intentionally include many significant events and rituals to strengthen our village connections. Our annual Food & Fun Fest is being held on Friday 30 October where we invite our local community to connect socially and build even stronger ties. Our Year 11/12 Closing Service has grown into a poignant event where we give our blessing to the Year 12s as they graduate from their village and step out into the adult world. The service includes an important ritual where the Year 12s symbolically pass on their leadership (with a badge) to the Year 11s; our incumbent Year 12s. At the Year 7–10 Closing Service the Year 9s receive a badge from a current Year 10 in a ceremony that recognises the important transition from Middle School to Senior School.

On the surface these events could simply look like a nice thing to do, however we plan them with ‘village’ in mind. We understand the importance and significance of our parents and community partners during this growth journey. Each milestone for our students is a

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“Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize.” 1 Corinthians 9:24

As the end of Term 3 approaches we begin gearing up for our annual ‘Summit to School’, where students will either walk, run or cycle from the top of Mount Barker Summit back to the College campus. It is a yearly tradition and a fantastic way to mark the end of a very long school term. However, eleven kilometres is not a short little sprint and most everyone will tell you that the hardest part is the final hill that you have to climb to get to the finish line. After eleven kilometres the last thing you want to end on is a nice steep incline.

The last few weeks of this term have felt a little like a final climb to the finish line. It has been a long term and the last ten days especially have seemed, for many people, to have been some of the hardest days we have had all year, staff and students alike. This last week is where you find yourself having to dig deeper than you have before and finish the extra assignment, write the last report, or study for one more test, even though you feel as if you have nothing left to give.

Racing, like life, must have a goal in mind. There has to be some sort of prize or reward that motivates us to finish and give 110 per cent up that last hill. What I have observed is that the people with the clearest goal in mind reach their destination in the best style. So, what have you been running for this term? Was it simply to get by; to do the minimum amount of work possible, or have you been putting in the extra effort even as everything got harder?

In Paul’s mind, life itself is a race and we have to know why we are running so that we can run in a way that we can be proud of. In his

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• Summit to School and Summer Heights High.

• Final assignments and tests.• Year 12s preparing to finish at

Cornerstone College.• Hiring process for new staff.

DECD BusesTerm 3Friday 25 September(DECD & SHUTTLE BUSES DEPART EARLY 2.10pm – please provide diary note for student to leave early).

For further information please contact Ms Susy Izzo on sizzo@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or on 8398 6015.

shared milestone. This is why our Strategic Goal #3 is to “Strengthen our partnerships with community”……our village.

It takes all of us to raise these young men and women; sincere thanks for your part.

Ms Stephanie NoonMarketing Manager

Food & Fun FestOur annual Food & Fun Fest is fast approaching, so please note this date in your diary - Friday 30 October, 6.00pm - 9.00pm. It is a night of food and fun with our school community; including entertainment, amusements, craft stalls, hot food, drinks and desserts.

A note will come home soon looking for parent helpers and/or donations for our stalls. Any time or items that you can donate are very gratefully received. We hope that you can join us for this fun community night.

Ms Stephanie NoonMarketing Manager

Term 4 Summer UniformAs Term 4 gets closer, now is a good time to ensure you have your summer uniform. All items available from The Uniform Shop,

The Homemaker Centre, 6 Dutton Road, Mount Barker, phone: 8398 3983. Year 7 students remain in their regular sports uniform throughout the year.

Students wearing their uniform correctly and neatly shows a certain commitment to our community and promotes a sense of belonging. Here are some focus areas to be aware of for Term 4:• All students must wear a College hat for

outdoor PE lessons and at recess and lunch breaks

• Hair shoulder length or longer is to be tied back

• Dresses are to be worn ‘on the knee’• Students are to be clean-shaven• A maximum of one earring, as below, in

the lower lobe of each ear- plain silver or gold stud (max. 6mm

diameter)- plain silver or gold sleeper (max. 12mm

diameter)- clear diamante (max. 6mm diameter)- white pearl (max. 6mm diameter)

Please note that facial piercings are not acceptable. Students considering such during the holidays should refrain, as there will be insufficient time for them to heal and be removed before the new term begins.

Comprehensive details of uniform expectations can be found in the Student Diary on pages 16-23 or click here.

Mr Jamie CameronWellbeing Director

understanding the greatest prize is something far more valuable than an ATAR score or a good report. For Paul, the knowledge that he is loved by God and that he has been faithful to what God has entrusted him with is the greatest motivation and the only real reason to be running the race in the first place.

So, what are you running for?

God bless.

Mr Adam YeagerCollege Chaplain

important information

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SATAC ApplicationsWith University Applications for 2016 closing this Wednesday, 30 September, it is important to remind all students and families that the application fee

must also be paid, otherwise the application will not be considered. For students who did not apply and now wish they had – yes you can still apply but a late fee will be imposed after 30 September. This is an additional cost of $110 on top of the $28 processing fee. It is possible to apply for most courses except Medicine/Surgery and Oral Health. Some Creative Arts courses at Flinders University have other conditions so please follow this up if a late application is made.

Applications to TafeSA opened on Monday 14 September and close on 30 November. It should be noted that many courses at TafeSA are very competitive. It is important to submit extra supporting information if possible. For some students that may be evidence of VET learning. Students in Year 12 should also consider if Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses may provide practical alternate pathways to University courses where the ATAR may not be reached.

Each of the universities offer Foundation Studies programs to assist student transition to university.

The South Australian Institute of Business and Technology also provide general Foundation transition programs as well as specific course links to Technology and Business.

VET 2016All VET applications should be processed by the end of this week for Adelaide Hills (AHSPs) programs. Invitations to interviews

should be sent late in the holidays or very early next term. Please remember entry into some programs is not automatic and when not successful, students will be required to fit back into normal subject options. Some of these options may be restricted if subject numbers are already at maximum. Please contact Mr Anthony Doyle for further information:adoyle@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or 8398 6019.

Mr Anthony DoyleCareer Pathways Coordinator

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Checking SACE PINSIt is highly recommended that Year 12 students establish their PIN for the SACE website well before results are released in December.

Sometimes students have done this in Year 10 or 11 and have forgotten the PIN they created.

Please visit the SACE website by clicking here to read how to get your PIN updated.

SACE Board are expecting to release Year 12 results on Tuesday 15 December this year.

Year 12 Exams and Special ProvisionsIf students fall ill just before or on the day of a Year 12 exam, or experience a family crisis, bereavement or other significant and difficult situation during exams, students can apply for Special Provisions.

Click here for the SACE documentation which provides families with information on how Special Provision works and what needs to be done. Please contact Ms Michelle Richards (Senior School Learning Leader), Mr Mike Litchfield (SACE Coordinator) or myself if your child has any issues during the coming exam period. We will meet with you and assist with the application process. Note that formal application to the SACE Board is only required for final examinations or for any impact on the external assessment of other subjects.

For ongoing illness or circumstances that impact final lessons and final school-based assessments, Special Provisions are decided by the subject teacher concerned in consultation with the relevant leaders. It is highly recommended that students get a Doctor’s Certificate for any illness of more than one day during this final period of assessments.

If a student is ill, and will possibly miss an exam, please contact the school as soon as possible before the day or as early as possible on the exam morning. Absence from any exams due to illness will require a Doctor’s Certificate for that day as part of the paperwork that needs to be completed and submitted to the SACE Board. Note that SACE Board exams cannot be done at an alternative time or date.

Mrs Julie SampsonLearning Director

Closing Celebrations and ServicesYear 11 and 12 Closing Celebration7.00pm Thursday 26 NovemberThis event involves all Year 11 and 12 students. An invitation will be offered to all families.

Year 7-10 Closing Service 1.45pm Thursday 3 DecemberThis event involves all Year 7-10 students. An invitation is open to all families.

Year 7-9 Final DayFriday 4 DecemberThis will be a day of House based activities for Middle School students in Years 7-9. More information will follow.

The above arrangements signal a change to what we have done in previous years. The Closing Celebration has been moved to one week later in the term as has been signalled in previous editions of ‘connections’.

Mr Rob RohdeDeputy Principal

Cornerstone Golf ClassicFriday 9 October, 2015You are invited to our annual Cornerstone Golf Classic tournament on Friday 9 October. Get together a team of four friends or we can place you in team. It’s always a really fun day out at the Mt Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club.

For only $75 you get 18 holes of golf, BBQ lunch, drinks (before, after and on the golf course), nibbles and prizes!

For more information contact Ms Steph Noon on 8398 6007 or snoon@cornerstone.sa.edu.au

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Middle School House Leaders 2016In a College first, the new Middle School House Leaders were announced to staff and students via a live streamed devotion to all Home Groups on Thursday 10 September.

College Chaplain Mr Adam Yeager announced the names of the successful applicants for 2016. He congratulated them and encouraged them to do the College proud when they start their roles in Term 4.

The process of applying for leadership at Cornerstone is a rigorous one. It involves a written application, presentation to the student body, voting and interview. All of the information gathered is carefully considered by a panel consisting of a staff House Leader, a Middle School Home Group Teacher and a current Middle School House Leader.

We were blessed this year to have a large contingent of applicants each of whom could bring varied gifts and talents and each clearly demonstrated a real desire to serve their House and the College. It was a very difficult decision to choose the four successful students for each House. I wish them well in their new roles and look forward to working with them and helping develop their leadership skills as they serve.

Acts 20:35 It’s more blessed to give than to receive.

Congratulations to the successful applicants.

Thank you to everyone involved in the selection of the Middle School House Leaders. I would also like to thank the 16 retiring Middle School House Leaders who worked hard for their respective Houses throughout the year and who displayed excellent servant

leadership in the many responsibilities they undertook during the year.

Mrs Leanne FilmerMiddle School Wellbeing Leader

AroonaPaxton Davis-MattnerChloe EdmondsCooper HoughAlice Yeardley

BattungaThomas GloverPoppy KentishHenry KidmanLara Mullins

MoorakDominic HampelEmily MarshallLily PfitznerHannah Rodert

Senior Music AssessmentsOn Tuesday 15 September, the senior music students of Cornerstone College presented a public performance for their SACE performance assessments. The Year 11 students began the night with four unique ensembles playing a variety of music including classic rock, pop, heavy metal and film music. This performance was a culmination of a term-long project which focused on students selecting pieces, arranging music and running rehearsals.

The Year 12 Solo Performance students then took to the stage and presented their SACE moderation material. Pianist Jayde Babi, flautist Sarah Powell and vocalists Eunice Cubio and Bronte-Ellen Jones showcased their talents to an audience of family, friends and fellow music students.

Mr Anthony Janus and Ms Sophie ZernerMusic Teachers

Summit to SchoolThe annual Summit to Schoolevent will be held on the last day ofthis term - Friday 25 September. Staff and students will be running, cycling or walking from the Summit of Mount Barker back to Cornerstone College - approximately 11.3km.

The runners will start at the top of the summit, go onto Summit and Springs Roads and into the wetlands and the Laratinga trail. The cyclists will be starting at the summit and will go onto Summit and Springs Roads, then onto Paddy’s Hill Road and into the College. The walkers will be walking down the summit, onto Williams Road and then through the wetlands and the Laratinga trail.

This event is open to members of the Cornerstone community and as parents of Cornerstone you are invited to join in this fun event. If you would like to be part of the Summit to School, please send me an email: rweiss@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or call me on 8398 6000. Drinks will be provided on the course and the finish line. Hope to see you there!

Miss Rebecca WeissSports Coordinator

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PICSE Science and Enginnering Investigation AwardsAs part of the Year 9 Science curriculum at Cornerstone each student either individually or as a group designs a science investigation of their choice. This year Cornerstone entered 15 of these investigations in the PICSE Science and Engineering Investigation Award. The following investigations were chosen for the state final of this competition:“Getting the pH right for Barley varieties” by Michelle Stewart“How does pH affect your money?” by Alex Baker & Olivia Paim-Bruges“Fresh Flower Frenzy” by Lauren Hoopmann, Hannah Giles & Ruby Allen“What music makes you sharp?” by Zoe Steven & Sarah Longo

The final was held at the Royal Adelaide Show where the students presented their investigation poster to a series of judges as well as answering questions from the judges about their investigation.

A big congratulations must go to Lauren Hoopmann, Hannah Giles and Ruby Allen whose investigation and poster came third place in the state final. All place-getters’ posters (including the girls) were put on display at The Royal Adelaide Show for all visitors to view.

Mr Andrew WeissScience Key Learning Area Leader

International Competitions and Assessments for Schools - Science“The Science Competition”Back in June, 185 Cornerstone College students joined students from Australia and 20 other countries taking part in the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools –Science. The Competition involved students answering a series of multiple choice questions testing their ability to understand and apply various scientific concepts.

Of those from Cornerstone who sat for the competition, 40 students achieved either a High Distinction, a Distinction or a Credit. Students were presented with certificates at the last Assembly.

Distinction certificates are awarded to students whose results placed them in the top 10% of the state and 11 students from Cornerstone achieved this result. A further 29 students gained Credit certificates placing them in the top 30% of the state.

A summary of the results is provided below, along with a list of Distinction and Credit certificate recipients. Congratulations to these students and to all participants in the competition.

Mr Andrew WeissScience Key Learning Area Leader

Summary of results:Year 7 (all students sit for the Competition)131 participants 4 Distinctions 18 Credits

Year 8 12 participants 0 Distinctions 4 Credits

Year 913 participants 0 Distinctions 5 Credits

Year 108 participants 2 Distinctions 2 Credits

Year 113 participants 0 Distinctions 0 Credits

Year 128 participants 5 Distinctions 0 Credits

Distinction:Year 7Blake DunowReuben SchumacherRiley Hannam-SmithCiaran Scales

Year 10Samuel SchultzJack Staples

Year 12Raife GehrenSavannah LiebeltDarcy SmithDylan StephensonMichael Thornley

Credit:Year 7Keziah LierschSophie HeinrichLlewellyn JordaanBrittany ProeveBradley HiltonTahlia MassnerCameron Moult-SmithMichael SmallridgeMackenzie BarrettEloise PennoGeorge WenkLachlan CrockerElla McIntoshChantelle MillerLila WheelerLucy FielkeKeifer PottsOscar Hemmings

Year 8Joshua BakerThomas GloverDominic HampelBen Holloway

Year 9Baden BryantJoshua CallaghanJosh MontaguKate RichesJonathan Venner

Year 10Brooklyn HassoldJulia Severin

Below: Students being presented with theircertificates at a recent Assembly.

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Vetamorphus RetreatIn mid-September the Cornerstone College Peer Groups participated in the third of three retreats as part of the Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology. We explored topics such as Christian fellowship, the mission of God and preparing for life after Vetamorphus. It was a very special time of celebration as the

Vetamorphus journey comes to an end and culminated in a student lead worship service that was deeply meaningful for everyone involved.God bless.Mr Adam YeagerCollege Chaplain

Duke of EdinburghAt the 21 September Assembly Leigh Stark, Lachlan Irvine-Thomas and Jessica Muster were presented with their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award. Kendra Formosa

received her Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award. Congratulations to all the award recipients.

Mr Adam YeagerCollege Chaplain M R B R A I D ’ S Y E A R 1 0 D R A M A

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Syrian Refugee CrisisMany of you have been made aware through the media of a major humanitarian crisis occurring in the country of Syria which has caused millions of people to flee the country.

This conflict according to some sources has so far claimed 220,000 lives, left one million people injured and rendered 12.2 million people inside Syria in need of humanitarian assistance. Of those, more than 5.6 million are children.

After almost five devastating years of fighting, there is still no end in sight to the crisis.

The Syrian refugee crisis is the worst this century.

Cornerstone College has decided to not only raise awareness of this crisis within the school community but also enable students, staff and parents to make a monetary contribution to help those involved in helping the Syrian refugees. Friday this week every student and staff member has the opportunity to give a gold coin donation or more to help with the crisis. If you or your family would like to give a donation you can place it in an envelope and give it to you son or daughter to give to Student Reception this Friday.

All money raised on Friday will be given to Australian Lutheran World Service who will use the money for Syrian refugees seeking safety in Jordan by providing them with food, hygiene kits, blankets, shelter, gas heaters and bottles and school kits for the children. Any donation will be gratefully accepted.

Thank you for supporting Cornerstone to help the Syrian refugees in their time of need.

Cessation of EnrolmentShould there be a reason why you are not continuing your child’s enrolment in 2016 at Cornerstone, the College requires a term’s notice in advance.

It would be appreciated if you could contact Helen Charles via email on hcharles@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or phone 8398 6009 at your earliest convenience if this is the case, and no later than the end of Term 3.

If it is a possibility, and you are still to make a final decision that your child is leaving, then it would be advisable to still inform Helen.

Mr Craig FielkePrincipal

Business DirectoryWe will be launching the College Business Directory in Term 4.

If you have your own business and would like to be involved, and have not already filled in an Expression of Interest form, please email me on hcharles@cornerstone.sa.edu.au

Ms Helen CharlesRegistrar

New Canteen Online OrderingOrder your lunch online.Simply go to www.flexischools.com.au and click “Register Now”.

For more information please click here.

Mrs Yvette MitchellCanteen Coordinator

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We are a group of volunteers who build community, fundraise, organise social functions and support College events.

If you’d like to get involved (as a committee member or volunteer helper) please contact

Sharon Heyne on 0438 692 622, email pt&f@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or come along to the next meeting in the

College staff room.

Next Meeting Wednesday 14 October, 7.30pmWednesday 4 November, 7.30pm

Wednesday 2 DecemberChristmas Breakup

Second Hand Uniform Shop(located next to EFM gym)

Opening TimesSaturday 26 September 9.30-11.00am

Saturday 17 October 9.30-11.00amTuesday 13 October 3.00-4.00pmTuesday 20 October 3.00-4.00pm

WantedNo longer need your uniform or

calculator? The PT&F can sell them for you through the second hand uniform

shop on consignment.Please bring good quality items (blazers must be dry cleaned) to the Marketing

Department (next to EFM Gym).(60% of the sale is returned to you, 40%

of the sale is retained by the College as a fundraiser).

If you would like to order a DVD of this year’s Cabaret at a cost of $5.00, please place your order including payment with Library staff.

PERFORMANCE DVD$5.00

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Purpose: to form a family drug support group for families in the Adelaide Hills

Cornerstone College will provide the venue for an initial meeting of people who are affected by drug dependent family members. Annie Heidenreich (0419 831 041) and Ian Mars will welcome you, and introduce you to Kath Ashton OAM, who has 20+ years of experience in this area and continues to facilitate meetings for Family Drug Support groups at Leabrook, Brompton and Hallett Cove on a fortnightly basis.

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Cornerstone College, Mt Barker – Anakalypsi

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Week 1Monday 12 October

9.00am Opening Worship (induction of new College Leaders and House Leaders)

Wednesday 14 October4.00-8.30pm Subject Teacher interviews

7.30pm PT&F Meeting

Week 2Tuesday 20 October

Student Leader trainingWednesday 21 October

Year 8 Immunisation HPV GardasilWednesday 21 - Friday 23 October

Year 10 Outdoor Education CampFriday 23 October

9.00am Year 12 Final Chapel

Week 3Monday 26 October

7.30pm College Council Meeting

Tuesday 27 October8.30am Coffee Connect (cibo bello)

9.00am AssemblyFriday 30 October

6.00-9.00pm Food & Fun Fest

Week 4Monday 2 November - Friday 6 NovemberYear 12 Exams / Modified Timetable Week/

Year 10 ExperienceMonday 2 November

11.30am Year 11 Road Awareness ProgramTuesday 3 November

Year 12, 2016 Research Project - Induction Day 2

Wednesday 4 NovemberYear 11 Rock Climbing (Gallasch)

7.30pm PT&F MeetingFriday 6 November

Year 11 Rock Climbing (Bradley)6.30pm Year 12 Art/Design Showcase

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community notices

Attention ParentsDon’t forget to like our ‘Parent Connect’ page on facebook to connect with other parents and the College. Click the image below to visit the Cornerstone College Parent Connect.

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EFM Fitness Coaching Special: At EFM, you’ll have a Fitness Coach that works through your program with you each and every session. It’s like having a personal trainer, but at a fraction of the cost.Enquire now - get the first 30 days of your membership for $30*.Call Rob on 0419 810 410 or register online at: efm.net.au/mount-barker *conditions apply.

Attention parents, extended morning sessions at EFM 6:00am to 10:00am Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Convenient club location, more sessions, more equipment, more fun. Come and see what we can offer or click here to see it for yourself!

Like EFM Mount Barker on Facebook! Click Here.

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A reminder to be in the canteen by 9.00am please.If you are unable to come in on your rostered day please remember to swap withsomeone and then let me know of any changes on 0403 321 893. Thanks, Evie.

FOR A COPY OF THE TERM 3 CANTEEN PRICE LIST PLEASE CLICK HERE.

Vicki Jaensch & Sonia TarcaJanice Cecil & Lucy RaltonCatrina Orr & Nicole LaanKate Page & Eilidh WilsonKarelene Freindenfeld & Janine Liebelt

Celia Fielke & Tracy KleemannJo Johnson & Amanda BarrettTeam FollettKatherine White & Carol DayKath Leake & Stacey Edmonds

Bible Society Australia together with The Adelaide Hills Christian Churches invite you to ‘A Coffee and Cake with Wine and Cheese Evening’. Join us in watching our special documentary, following in Elvas’ footsteps to Gallipoli and France. Friday 16 October, 7.00pm, The Basement at Lobethal Lutheran, 48 Main Street, Lobethal. Cost $10.

Rock the Show - Murray Bridge: This year the Annual Murray Bridge Show will rock to the sound of live bands on a big outdoor stage. Murray Bridge Showgrounds, Friday 25 September. Gates open 4.00pm. Bands will kick off at 5.00pm and play through to 9:30. Contact Paul Ankerson on 8539 1157 for details or visit www.rockitperformingarts.com.au.

GET THE FIRST 30 DAYS OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP FOR $30.

Click here for more information.

Strathalbyn Churches Bookshop: STOCKTAKE SALE – September 14-26. Lots of marked items reduced to clear (excludes food items, photocopying, digital photos, second-hand books, special orders, vouchers). 11 Dawson Street, Strathalbyn. Phone 8536 2258.

Hills Little Athletics Centre: 9.00am Sunday mornings approx 2 hours at Heathfield High School Oval from 11 October 2015 - 27 March 2016. Come’n’Try on Sunday 11 and 18 October at Heathfield High School - $5 per athlete per meet (max two meets). Register today via www.hlac.org.au. For more information call Stephen on 0438 227 070.

Adelaide Hills Council Youth Events: Woodside Jamz (all ages, all instruments, all welcome, bring your band or join in the jam). Sunday 11 October, Adelaide Hills Council Chambers, 3.00-6.00pm. Quiz Night, Friday 9 October, Woodside Hall, BBQ 5pm, Quiz at 6pm, $10pp or $70 for table of 8. Kaffee Kino, Movie and Coffee Night, Friday 23 October, 36 Nairne Road, Woodside. She’s the Man [PG], The Hunger Games [M]. XitH 29, Xbox and PC gaming event, Saturday 26 September, 9.30am-8.30pm, Bushland Park, Lobethal. Young Drivers Awareness Course, Wednesday 7 October, Charleston Community Hall, 8.30am. For information on these events please contact Mark de Lange, mdelange@ahc.sa.gov.au, 0439 833 121.

Weekly WinnersWeek 8: Jade GiffenWeek 9: Grant White

Get registered online and order for a chance

to win weekly.

Congratulations EvaAnother important event this week at EFM was the celebration of 100 visits by one of our student members. These are always special and show a serious commitment at a young age to health and fitness goals. We congratulate you Eva Giannakis on being a wonderful member, full of enthusiasm about your fitness and a pleasure to coach. We know you will take these attributes through life with you. Well done and congratulations.

Rob TyndallEFM Fitness Coach

Cornerstone College Inc68 Adelaide RoadMt Barker SA 5251

Phone: 08 8398 6000Fax: 08 8398 6098See connections on the internet www.cornerstone.sa.edu.au

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Music Cabaret 2015The Sound of Music - The Hills are AliveOn Friday 11 September, Cornerstone College presented their annual Music Cabaret to a full house in inbarendi. Each of the Cornerstone music ensembles presented items incorporating the music theatre theme and the Year 12 soloists entertained audiences with their amazing talents.

The Adelaide Hills were alive with the sound of music as the audience joined special guests, the Von Trapp family singers in a classic rendition of “Do-re-mi” to finish the night.

Congratulations to all of the student performers and a huge thank you to all the staff and students who made “The Sound of Music” possible.

Mr Anthony Janus and Ms Sophie ZernerMusic Teachers