Newsletter 33 Friday 18 October 2012

CONGRATULATIONS TO The 2013 SeNIOR LeAdeRS

Captains: Monnie Esmond & Dominic RichardsVice Captains: Ayla Beaufils & Daniel HomerCouncillors: Hollie Cosgrove, Sam Burbury, Rochelle Johnson, Tom Beggs, Emily Kelly, Bray Muir, Sabrina Heggie & Mac WaleHouse Captains: Georgia Norfolk & Dylan Durie (Allambee) Kate Thomas & Dylan Mathers (Bulimah) Grace Bedward & Zac Angel (Katandra) Bethany Pinchin & Scott Casselle (Patanga)

We have known for some time the calibre of the Senior cohort for 2013 and were not surprised at the earliest stage with the high quality of candidates for Senior Leadership. The past month must have been hard on these worthy young people. Each year as we are privileged to be part of the process, we do so with awe at the beauty and capacity of young people. We also know that many are able and few are chosen. Congratulations to all who put themselves forward for leadership.

Congratulations to parents and families who have helped to make these students the fine young people they are today. All candidates can be assured that they are worthy to lead the College and we are immensely proud of them as outstanding Marymount students. We congratulate the Senior Leadership team on their selection.

PAReNTS ANd FRIeNdS AGMYour serious consideration is requested to joining the College Parents & Friends for 2013. I rely on the wisdom and guidance of parents as I consider the varied and complex issues that arise in leading the College. A strong P & F is vital to ensure Marymount College continues to be the best school possible for your son/daughter. There are two meetings each term. Meetings are scheduled for the second Tuesday of the month at 6.00pm.

AGM - 6.00pm Tuesday 13 November - College Meeting Room

MARyMOUNT AwARdS NIGhT 7.00pm Wed 31 OctOber - dOyle centre

The College community celebrates the year and the achievements of students with the Annual Awards Night. All families should be there as we recognise the many students who have attended to the trivial and routine of classwork, homework, assignments, study, rehearsals, and training. Many awards are for students who have made the effort to be the best student they can be, many are for excellence in achievement and we close with the Major College Awards. Our endeavour is to provide a well-paced and entertaining evening worthy of the fine achievements of our students.

AGCC PReSeNTATIONOn Tuesday evening student representatives attended the Association of Gold Coast Colleges presentation evening for 2012, held at Assisi College. Brittany Broben was guest speaker and the format was an interview by Mr Matt Carroll. Mr Hurley (Head of Secondary) advises that the students were delighted on the night and still ‘buzzing’ about Brittany next day. Our students received certificates and AGCC Plaque for the following teams that won their competition in Semester One and Two.

Semester 1 PremiersBoys Junior ‘C Team’ AFL Team (Coach: Mr C Larkin / Ms T Mullins)

Boys Junior Cricket Team (Coach: Mr B Crowley)

Boys 15A Futsal Team (Coach: Mr S Spilsted / Mr P Carroll)Boys 15B2 Futsal Team (Coach: Coach: Mr S Spilsted / Mr P Carroll)

Boys 16A1 Futsal Team (Coach: Mr M Murtagh / Mr C Murphy / Mr M Fren)Boys 16A2 Futsal Team (Mr M Murtagh / Mr C Murphy / Mr M Fren)

Boys 13 Years Touch Football Team (Coach: Mr A Turner / Mrs J Nairn)Boys 14A Touch Football Team (Coach: Mr T Carroll / Mrs D King)Boys 14B Touch Football Team (Coach: Mr T Carroll / Mrs D King)Boys 15A Touch Football Team (Coach: Mr T Balym / Mr B Smith)

Girls 13A Netball Team (Coach: Mrs M Howe / Mrs C Miro)Girls 14B Netball Team (Coach: Mrs K Baker / Mrs T Sewell)Girls 15A Netball Team (Coach: Mrs C Callum / Mrs R Evans)Girls 16A Netball Team (Coach: Mrs K Smith / Mr H Klouzal)Girls 16B Netball Team (Coach: Mrs K Smith / Mr H Klouzal)

Girls 13B Soccer Team (Coach: Mr J Boyes / Mrs J Greffe)Girls 15A Soccer Team (Coach: Mrs L Vine / Mrs A Leighton)

Girls 16A Soccer Team (Coach: Mrs J Sheehan / Mrs G Wagner)Girls 13A Volleyball Team (Coach: Mrs V Blackburn)

Girls 16A1 Volleyball Team (Coach: Mrs K Parker / Mr M Paul)Girls 16C2 Volleyball Team (Coach: Mrs S Hurley / Mrs C Fraser)

Semester 2 PremiersBoys Junior League A Team (Coach: Mr G Browne)Boys Junior League C Team (Coach: Mr A Turner)Boys Senior B Tennis Team (Coach: Mr H Klouzal)

Boys 15A Volleyball Team (Coach: Mr Carroll, Mrs Parker, Ms T Mullins)Girls Senior B AFL Team (Coach: Mr T Balym, Mrs K Smith)

Girls 14A Basketball Team (Coach: Mrs K Mathers, Ms B Gair)Girls 15A Basketball Team (Coach: Ms K Aki, Ms S Barlow)

Girls 13 Yrs Futsal Team (Coach: Mrs J Nairn, Ms A Anderson)Girls 13B Touch Team (Coach: Mr T Carroll, Mrs C Cooper)Girls 14B Touch Team (Coach: Mrs A Leighton, Mrs L Vine)Girls 15A Touch Team (Coach: Mr M Carroll, Mrs C Miro)

APPReCIATION TO STUdeNT TOUR GUIdeS & eNROLMeNTS

Our final Marymount Tours for the year were conducted on Monday. Again our students were magnificent as they hosted the visitors. Enrolment processes are certainly enhanced by these regular opportunities for prospective families to visit the College. The role of the Student Tour Guides is to provide an enthusiastic insight into life at the College. They do a great job and their love of their school is very evident. Year Eight 2013 is full. Year Eight 2013 has over 170 students enrolled and remaining places will be offered following Term 1 2013 enrolment interviews. Consequently enrolment applications for 2014 should be lodged now.

QUeeNSLANd COLLeGe OF TeAChING AwARdS 2012Congratulations to Ms. Meagan Curry of Marymount Primary School who will join Ms. Fiona Altoft at the Queensland College of Teaching Awards for 2012. Ms. Curry, has been named as a finalist for an annual award for her outstanding contribution to teaching. She is one of five finalists from across the state in the ‘The Courier-Mail Professor Betty Watts Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching’. Ms. Altoft is one of eleven finalists in the ‘Dr Alan Druery OAM Excellence in Teaching Award’. The awards ceremony will take place at Parliament House in Brisbane on Friday, 26 October. We wish Meagan and Fiona well for the announcement of the winners and congratulate them on reaching this honoured status amongst Queensland teachers.

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Yr 11 RYDER Program Southport

Yr 12Schoolies Info Session

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APReThe rapidly disappearing year almost leaves us breathless and I’m hearing this from a lot of people. It has to be more than the usual excuse of getting older as the young are beginning to become aware of it. In the Year of Grace pausing often to name our blessings is a good tactic for slowing down time. As we name our blessing we might also reflect on the great gift of Vatican II and the many influences it has in our lives today.

With the short term and the looming reporting and exam period I again encourage all parents and carers to be familiar with the topics and timelines in your son/daughter’s Religious Education work. Year 8s, 9s and 10s are working on a scripture unit. Year 8s are learning about the structure of the Bible, how to use it and focusing on scripture interpretation, metaphor and symbol. There will be an exam in class time in Week 5.

Year 9s have an emphasis on i n t e r p r e t a t i o n and are using CS Lewis’s story, the lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe looking at biblical

The results from the ICAS have been published and we would like to congratulate the students. Please see pages 6 and 7.

International Competitors and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) are independent skills based assessments.

Our Year 8 students completed the English and Science papers, Year 9 and 10 Accelerated Maths classes completed the Maths papers and Year 10 (30 students) completed the Science assessment. The Year 9 and 10 competing classes sat for the “Compete” skills papers.

Congratulations to those students who received High Distinctions (1% of participants in the State), Distinction (10% of participants) and Credit (25% of participants).

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parallels in the story and characters and will write an essay under exam conditions. Year 10s are examining scripture applications in our contemporary world and will produce some very creative results in their own children’s book of one of the parables. Mr Chris Larkin and five Year 10 students travelled to Assisi College on last Wednesday to participate in an Eco Justice Day with students from Franciscan schools from all parts of the Archdiocese.

This activity is related to Franciscan spirituality and our duty of stewardship of the earth. The students spent half of the day rehabilitating a creek bank, clearing weeds and planting species appropriate to that area. They enjoyed making lots of new friends and especially connecting with other young people who, to their great surprise, were sporting the same school crest as our own. We look forward to joining them again in 2013 to further our relationship and our Social Justice actions.

During October we will be fundraising for Catholic Mission. More about this coming up. And news about Francine, the young African woman who has been at Families Back on Track……she gave birth to two healthy boys just as we finished the term. She is now in Brisbane living with the African community there. Our Campus Minister, Kaylene Langford, will be leaving shortly to take up another position in Brisbane.

Kaylene will be missed by everyone as she has been such an integral member of our community for the past four years.

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Currently on display at the the Gold Coast City Art Gallery is the student art show Energies which is a collection of the best year twelve work from the Gold Coast this year. Congratulations to Bridie O’Toole, Nina Caughey, Emma Kelly, Katherine Mason, Jasmine Arapovic and Aubree Smith who are representing Marymount College in the exhibition. There is a fantastic range of high quality work on display and I encourage all art students (and parents of art students) to call in to the gallery and view the work.

One of the benefits of our new Art facility is the opportunity for students to explore photography. The Year 11 Creative Art students recently completed a photography unit with some wonderful results. Currently our Year 10s are beginning a new photographic unit. The addition of the full Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop on our student laptops has further enhanced their ability to explore this medium.

Steve O’KeefeVISUL ART COORdINATOR

eNeRGIeS ON The GOLd COAST 2012

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The Library continues to be a popular haunt for many students before school and during breaks. Does your child come here? We are open from 8am – 3.30pm each day, and only closed on Thursday lunchtimes. Good for finishing off those assignments, printing, researching or reading a novel. Library staff are always available. For those who need some extra advice or help with homework, staff are available at Homework Club, run by Learning Support, every Thursday after school until 4.30pm

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As Term 4 gets into gear and the end of the year approaches more quickly than we expect, I’d like to remind all students that whatever book they had out before the holidays is now at least a fortnight overdue. Please parents, ask your child to check their bags and bedrooms for any school library books and return them promptly. Overdue notices are announced in the daily notices and sent via email to the students’ school

email accounts, before being followed up by letters home and a bill added to your school account.

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CLARk keATING CUPThis week there will be plenty of lively discussion in the Carroll household after Matt Carroll’s Open Boys AFL team lost to St Michael’s, which is coached by his wife Nina Carroll (and former AP Mick Laidler). It has been a rocky start to our Clark Keating Cup campaign after Marymount finished runner up last year.

Despite a score of 3.3 (21) to 9.10 (64), there was plenty to cheer about. For many of the Marymount boys this was their first taste of AFL. The first quarter against the breeze set the tone for the game. Marymount showed purpose and no fear in their contest for the ball. Early injury to Mitch Bury (ankle) and losing our sports captains at half time caused a big reshuffle for the second half. A “Best on Ground” performance by James Stagg in the ruck meant that we remained a threat right to the finish. The margin would have been greater if not for the work of Nathan Cook at full back well supported by Keo Harris, Scott Casselle and Ainsley Bailey. Rick “Fridge” Turner was destructive wherever he played. With limited

attacking opportunities, goal sneak, Darcy Gunning managed 2 majors with Max Reddy providing plenty of run on the wing.

What was most pleasing was that all the boys relished the chance to be part of the team. Just as well because we started with 8 on the bench but finished with only

one, such was the intensity of the game. It is great to see those more familiar with the game trying to lead their teammates with

A F L N e w Srespect to positioning on the field. With several weeks since their last game of footy (of any code), the boys found it difficult to run out the game.

Well done to Dylan Durie, who umpired the match. He maintained good control considering both teams had players unfamiliar with the rules. Our team will be better for this hit out. They are all a bit more familiar with the rules and the ball. Get a footy and have a kick at lunchtime! We are already looking forward to our next game. Stay tuned!

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Last week we were delighted to host guest speaker, Dr Jeff Kemp, as he presented “Be a Parent Not a Pal” parenting session. Jeff is known to many in the community for his work with at-risk youth. Jeff shared many of the anecdotes from his book including identifying what your parent wish is for your teenager. He also stressed the importance of the 60 second rule (to calm down and give you time to respond to a challenging situation.) Jeff talked about the importance of identifying your parenting style and to be aware of not being too punitive as a “Boot Camp Commander” or too smothering as a “Rescue Helicopter Pilot” but rather finding a balance between guiding and disciplining your teen as more of a personal life coach. Jeff shared many of his humorous stories both from his personal experience of raising teenagers and his work as an educator across the Brisbane archdiocese.

If you missed the session, many of his tips are found in his book “Be a Parent Not a Pal” which is available on the website www.

from the Counsellors...parentingytodaysteenager.com.au or at the college library.

The Marymount College counsellors (Angela, Heather, Jess) are always available to talk with parents as well about specific issues arising. Please contact 5586 1000 to make an appointment.

OTHeR News:

The Counselling team is welcoming Vivienne Batt for the term as she commences a practicum in counselling toward her Masters in Counselling. Viv will be at the college mostly on Fridays and will assist with referrals. Viv is an experienced teacher and we are delighted to have her as part of our team.

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CAReeRS & VOCATIONAL edUCATIONSOUTheRN CROSS UNIVeRSITy

STAR eNTRy SCheMeExcellent results in this week from Southern Cross University. Seventeen of our Year 12 students have been granted early placement offers (prior to OP and Rank release) into a variety of Bachelor courses to commence 2013.

Our congratulations to:Bronte Connor - Kiah Curling - Brooke Duckworth

Samantha Fletcher - Brittney HendersonSiobhan Howard - Erin Kelly - Katherine Mason

Savannah Michaels - Bronte MossopTenielle Payne - Maree Racki - Jacob Reeve

Paige Sallows - Madelaine ScottHayley Thomson - Kelsey Orbansen-Thew

bONd UNIVeRSITy APPLICATION PROCeSSA reminder for those Year 12 students interested in applying to Bond University that applications are to be made directly to the university and not via QTAC. Start your application online at www.bond.edu.au/apply or contact the Office of Admissions on Toll Free: 1800 074 074 or email: information@bond.edu.au.

AUSTRALIAN deFeNCe FORCe ACAdeMy INFORMATION SeMINAR

Year 11 and 12 students please note that applications for the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) are now open for entry in January 2014.

Defence Force Recruiting Coolangatta will be conducting an ADFA Information Seminar on Tuesday, 30th October at the Currumbin RSL Club, Currumbin Creek Road, commencing at 6pm. To book a seat, call 5569 3900 or email cptqld@dfr.com.au. There are many careers available in the Navy, Army and Air Force through ADFA where students will receive a fully funded degree in Engineering, Arts, Science, Business or Technology and receive a salary while they learn.

Year 11 students can apply for the ADFA Education Award. Successful applicants will receive a laptop computer. Further information on ADFA can be found at http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/adfa or call 131 901.

key dATeS FOR SeNIOR STUdeNTS OCTObeR 2012 ThROUGh TO JANUARy 2013

The below dates may be of interest to our senior students and their families:

TUeSdAy, 30Th OCTObeR: Griffith GUESTS programme Semester 1 2013 closing date (Year 12, 2013).

wedNeSdAy, 31ST OCTObeR: Closing date UQ Academic Scholarships.

FRIdAy, 16Th NOVeMbeR: Closing date QUT Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships.

FRIdAy, 16Th NOVeMbeR: Closing date Griffith Sir Samuel Griffith Academic Excellence Scholarships.

FRIdAy, 14Th deCeMbeR: Year 12 Results and OP posted to all students.

SATURdAy, 15Th deCeMbeR: Year 12 Results and OP available in your Learning Account from 9am.

MONdAy, 17Th deCeMbeR: Final date to submit documentation to QTAC for 17 January Offer Round.

MONdAy, 24Th deCeMbeR: QTAC Selection Rank available to all OP-ineligible students who have applied through QTAC.

ThURSdAy, 10Th JANUARy: Final date to change QTAC preferences for 17 January Offer Round.

ThURSdAy, 17Th JANUARy: QTAC Offers released.

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