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Ocean Drive, Port Macquarie Phone: 65832632
Fax: Main office – 65843371 Senior office - 65841425 “Strive for Excellence” Email: [email protected]
www.pmaclism.catholic.edu.au
Our vision:Our vision:Our vision:Our vision: To create authentic, courageous, faith-filled young people with a passion for learning, respect for relationships and
an ability to contribute to a global community.
Friday, 17th June, 2016
WHAT’S ON IN WEEK 9 TERM 2 Sunday, 19th June - Western Sydney HSC Careers Expo at Homebush - Street Retreat at Brisbane - 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday, 20th June (Day 1) - CCC open basketball championships at Penrith - Chess competition at St Joseph’s Regional College - Diocesan football gala day at Coffs Harbour - NSW All Schools hockey tri series at Homebush Tuesday, 21st June (Day 2) - Solomons Immersion program until 1st July - Night of Stars in the Lochinvar Centre on the senior campus from 6.30p.m. Wednesday, 22nd June (Day 3) - College Mass from 9.00a.m. Thursday, 23rd June (Day 4) - Year 8 - Chris Doyle in the Lochinvar Centre Friday, 24th June (Day 5) - Year 9 - Chris Doyle in the Lochinvar Centre - Catch-up photo day – Years 11 and 12 - Year 12 group photo 8.45a.m. COMING UP IN WEEK 10 TERM 2 Sunday, 26th June - 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Solomons Immersion program until Friday, 1st July Monday, 27th June (Day 6) - Music tour to New Zealand until Tuesday, 5th July - Year 11 Awards from 2.30p.m. in the Lochinvar centre. Parents are welcome to attend Tuesday, 28th June (Day 7) - Athletics Carnival - NSW All Schools Golf trials until Thursday, 30th June Wednesday, 29th June (Day 8) - Year 11 Cairns excursion until Wednesday, 6th July - Years 9 and 11 Dance excursion - Diocesan Opens Football North v South Thursday, 30th June (Day 9) - Newcastle University Day – selected Year 12 students Friday, 1st July (Day 10) - Last Day of Term 2 - Semester 1 Awards day PARENT CALENDAR: As events continually change, we have placed our calendar on the College website. Please visit http://pmaclism.catholic.edu.au/about-us/mackillop-college-calendar to view the calendar.
MACKILLOP COLLEGE SOCIAL JUSTICE AWARENESS DAYS, 2016 3rd March World Wildlife Day 26th May National Sorry Day 6th August Hiroshima Day 25th November White Ribbon Day
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
SOLOMON ISLAND CULTURAL IMMERSION PROGRAM MacKillop College has a very close link with the Visale Community High School in the Solomon Islands through our cultural immersion program which was established with members of staff visiting on a number of occasions to build and strengthen the link. During this time our MacKillop College community has been involved in various fundraising ventures to assist the people of Visale. Next week will see our second visit to Visale come to fruition. Eleven of our students from Years 10 and 11 together with five staff will depart Port Macquarie to immerse themselves in the community of Visale. Students and staff will be involved in a special program, attending classes and sharing their sporting, creative design and musical skills with the students and teachers at Visale Community High School. All those attending have personally shown their commitment by fully self-funding their trip. This financial commitment from the staff, students and their families is greatly appreciated and viewed as a generous act of community service. It is acknowledged as a wonderful witness of the Joy of the Gospel which Pope Francis has drawn all Christians to leave out. The driving force behind this program has been the commitment of Mrs Erin Denham and Mr Michael Kelly; Mr Kelly taking the lead while Erin has been on maternity leave. Mrs Wendy Kelly has been a wonderful support, sharing her organisational and creative talents. The whole team of staff and students are to be commended on their tireless efforts this year supporting a visit by staff and students from Visale Community High School, Sing for the Solomons and now their visit to the Solomons. We wish Mr Rob Denham, Mr Dave McMahon, Ms Holly Hitchen, Ms Joan Lancaster, Mr Michael Kelly and students Jessica Burge, Isobel Berryman, Tom Berryman, Hannah Cutmore, Brad De Domizio, Bianca Jamison, Jaymee-Lee Jubelin, Nick Lund , Charlotte Moore, Johanna Wright, and Sereana Zwaan a truly amazing experience and look forward to you sharing these experiences with the MacKillop Community upon your return.
ASSESSMENT TASKS DUE IN WEEK 9 Year 12 Monday Chemistry In class practical assessment Year 12 Monday Geography Hand in and in class assessment Year 12 Thursday Biology In class assessment Year 12 Thursday Engineering Studies In class assessment Year 12 Friday Physics In class practical assessment Year 11 Monday English Standard and Advanced In class assessment Year 11 Thursday Information processes and technology In class assessment Year 11 Thursday Business Studies In class assessment Year 11 Friday Legal Studies In class assessment Year 11 Friday Extension English Hand in assessment Year 10 Friday PDHPE In class assessment
HOMEWORK CLUB – Week 9 Junior Library: Monday to Thursday 3.20p.m.- 4.00p.m. Senior Library: Monday to Thursday 3.15p.m.- 5.00p.m.
MATHS TUTORIAL – Week 9 Junior Tutorial is held in room 12 on the junior campus Tuesdays and Fridays, 7.45a.m.- 8.30a.m. Senior General Maths Tutorial is held in room 49 on the junior campus Mondays, 7.45a.m. to 8.45a.m.
PARENT NIGHT SUCCESS Wednesday night’s parent night was an outstanding success with record numbers in attendance. I would like to congratulate our parent assembly representative Mrs Debbie Ward whose hard work and passion for effective parent partnerships has been integral to this success and increased parent engagement. Debbie is a volunteer and gives very generously of her time to the MacKillop College community; I sincerely appreciate all that she is doing for our parents which in turn assists their sons and daughters. Sincere thanks to the wonderful parents who supported this activity. MACKILLOP COLLEGE PARENT SOCIAL GROUP All parents will soon be receiving a special invitation to our first more formal parent social gathering. The MacKillop College Parent Social Group has the next event in the final stage of planning. The decision was made to name this event, MacKillop in the Vines Dinner. I am looking forward to this exciting event and encourage parents to consider attending what is shaping up to be a lovely evening at Cassegrains Winery. In my conversations with parents who are keen to attend, I think it will be a matter of getting in very early as seating will be limited. THANK YOU FOR PORT MACQUARIE IRONMAN MacKillop College received $1,000 from the Port Macquarie Triathlon Festival Local Organising committee as a thank you to Alan Wheatland, staff and students for volunteering for this year’s event. The Certificate received thanked us “for being part of the IM 70.3 Port Macquarie and Ironman Australia 2016. Your support, energy and enthusiasm during the event was very much appreciated”. HIGASHI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS VISITING PORT MACQUARI E Port Macquarie-Hastings Council maintains a sister city relationship with the City of Handa, Japan. This relationship was officially formed in 1990, and includes a student exchange program. 2016 marks the 26th year of the sister city relationship between the City of Handa, Japan and Port Macquarie-Hastings Council. Students and teachers from Handa Higashi Senior High School spend 5 days visiting Port Macquarie to learn more about our culture and way of life. Handa students arrive on Friday, 29 July at 2.15p.m. and depart on Wednesday, 3 August at 8.30a.m. MacKillop College have been invited to host the Handa students for 2016. We will be hosting nine girls and three boys who will make up this year’s study tour group. As host families you are invited to attend various Council organised events with the Handa students throughout their stay. We are inviting families interested in hosting Handa students to contact [email protected] to express their interest. A requirement of hosting the Handa students, is that any persons over of the age of 18 years living in the household must have a volunteer Working With Children certificate. This is available free of charge by visiting https://wwccheck.ccyp.nsw.gov.au/Applicants/Application
“May the Spirit of the Lord be with you”
Anne O’Brien Principal [email protected]
ST AGNES’ PARISH NEWS EMMANUEL WORSHIP VISIT 2ND JULY: ONE.LIFE YOUTH RALLY All high school students and young adults are especially welcome at this event! Emmanuel Worship will lead a great night of socialising, praise and inspiration! The rally is from 6.00p.m. – 9.30p.m. in the Lochinvar Centre (Senior Hall). $5 gets you entry and dinner. Contact Ellen Hales for more information; [email protected]
3RD JULY: EMMANUEL WORSHIP MUSIC WORKSHOP All parish and school musicians are welcome to join the Emmanuel Worship band from 10.30a.m. – 4.00p.m. at the Lochinvar Centre on the Senior Campus. The band will lead participants in a series of workshops focused on leading music for prayer, liturgies and mass. Please register and bring your instruments. To register contact Jenni Searson; [email protected] 3RD JULY: FAMILY & YOUTH MASS Following the music workshop the band will head over to St Agnes’ Church to lead the music at the 5.00p.m. Mass. Please join us in this celebration! Ellen Hales Youth Minister
EVANGALISATION NEWS STREET RETREAT Six Year 11 students, Chloe Boller, Georgia Caire, Brad Ellison, Caleb Gallagher, Emily Towle and Isaac Lawrence along with Mr Col Coelho travelled to Brisbane on Thursday for a four day Street Retreat. This wonderful opportunity will see them work in a variety of ministry placements, such as helping with shelters and food for the homeless, visiting refugee support groups, assisting at St Vincent de Paul in areas such as clothes sorting and Buddies Days, and Red Cross blood donations. This is a great chance for these young people to put their faith into action and we look forward to hearing about their stories upon their return. VINNIES SLEEP-OUT FOR THE HOMELESS As part of their experience, these Street Retreaters are busy planning a sleep-out for the homeless, happening in Week 9 at St Joseph’s Regional College. It has been pleasing to see so much interest from students already and it promises to be a wonderful evening of learning and sharing. Thanks must go Zac Parnell and the Street Retreaters including Mr Coelho, for initiating and organising this event. TERM 2 COLLEGE MASS Next Wednesday, 22nd June the College will celebrate mass together. It is the Feast of Saints John Fisher and Thomas More, two men who fought for their beliefs and were subsequently martyred for remaining true to their ideals of justice and integrity. During mass we will have a special focus on social justice, and will be praying in particular for the plight of refugees around the world. Families and friends are most welcome to join us for this celebration, which begins at 9.00a.m. Joan Lancaster Leader of Evangelisation [email protected]
OFFICE NEWS
SUBJECT & ELECTIVE FEE STATEMENTS Semester 1 reminder statements have been mailed out to families. Those who have not established a regular Bpay throughout Term 1 and Term 2 are reminded that amounts are now well overdue and payment is required prior to the end of the term. Year 9 parents are reminded that full payment for the Canberra excursion will be required by Monday, 22nd August. Parents would also be aware that Year 9 and 10 students have completed Elective Sport selections for Term 3. As per the permission/selection correspondence a nil balance on accounts is required if your child wishes to participate in a fee paying sport in Term 3. Queries regarding these accounts should be directed to main College office (Ocean Drive).
YEAR 11 NEWS YEAR 11 AWARDS ASSEMBLY On Monday, 27th June academic awards will be presented to students in Year 11 at a special Awards Assembly. This will take place in the Lochinvar Centre, commencing at 2.25p.m. Academic awards on offer in each course include:
• Excellence and Application Award - This means a student has placed in the top 10% of their cohort in a particular subject while also applying themselves in an exemplary manner.
• High Achievement Award - This means a student has placed in the top 10% of their cohort in a particular subject.
• Application Award - This means that a student has applied themselves to their studies in a particular course in an exemplary manner.
In addition to this, there will be further awards to recognise some students for their outstanding academic achievements. As this is a significant event I would like to openly invite all parents of Year 11 students to attend, particularly the parents of students who will be receiving an award. Afternoon tea and refreshments will be provided after the assembly. Reports will be distributed next Thursday. Acknowledgement of students who will be receiving an academic award will be made on the semester one report. Andrew Marsh Year 11 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
YEAR 10 NEWS NEWMAN VISIT FOR YEAR 11 2017 Our Year 10 group will visit Newman Senior Technical College next term on Thursday, 21st July. This is an opportunity for our students to walk through and experience the facilities available at the College. This will be conducted in the afternoon and is run from 12.00p.m. to 3.00p.m. This is an event for students only. CAREERS ADVICE – YEAR 11 and 12 As the time gets closer and closer to making decisions for the future, students are still encouraged to access the resources available at this point in time. Mr Michael Kelly, our College Careers Advisor, is readily available to see students via appointment. He has also set up a careers website tailored to MacKillop College students which can be accessed at http://mackillopseniorcollegecareers.com/ DIARIES Despite constant reminders and assistance from PC teachers, students continue to disregard the value of their diary. The diary must be shared between students, teachers and parents. Warren Lorger Year 10 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
YEAR 9 NEWS
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulation to Aasta Brownlow, Tahlia Burge and Isaac Post who have received a Pastoral Co-ordinator’s Award. Fantastic effort guys, keep them coming! CHRIS DOYLE RETREAT DAY On Friday, 24th June Year 9 will be participating in a Reflection Day to be held at the College. The event will be conducted by the talented Mr Chris Doyle, from Karis Ministries. With over 15 years’ experience in coordinating high school retreats, Chris presents an entertaining and enlightening reflection day through modern music, activities and meditation. The focus of the day is to nurture community atmosphere, develop a sense of belonging and experience fun and enjoyment. Students are to come to school as per normal, wear their sports uniform and bring their pencil case. Lunch will be provided on the day. Students are asked to bring their recess and a water bottle as there will be no canteen facilities available. Any student who has special dietary requirements please see Mr Littler so an alternative lunch can be ordered. Glen Littler Year 9 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
YEAR 8 NEWS YEAR 8 REFLECTION DAY Next Thursday, Year 8 will be fortunate to experience the talents and wisdom of Mr Chris Doyle from Karis Ministries during our Year 8 Reflection Day in the Lochinvar Centre. Mr Doyle brings a wealth of experience and expertise in communicating with our students during these opportunities. He is a gifted musician who connects with the students on a personal level through music and dancing in his own unique way. This day is always a highlight for the students and I anticipate that the positive influence Mr Doyle will no doubt have upon Year 8 will have a lasting effect for some time to follow. Parents are reminded that this special event is a normal school day and attendance is compulsory. Please ensure that students arrive in school uniform, have a pencil case, recess, hat and a drink bottle – a sausage sizzle lunch will be provided. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Breanna Todd who has received a Pastoral Co-ordinator’s Award. Ellen McKell Acting Year 8 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
YEAR 7 NEWS
Year 7 this week completed a “Post Exam Review” in their Wellbeing lesson to reflect on their exam experiences and to take time out to ponder how and if they would change their strategy towards exams. Term 3, Semester 2 will provide students with a chance to start afresh and put in place goals that will set them up for success with the right attitude.
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the following students who have received a Silver Principal’s Award: Chloe Allum , Samuel Kennedy, Ella Page, Hugh Robertson and Jaide Streeter. Congratulations to the following students who have received a Pastoral Co-ordinator’s Award: Chloe Allum (x2), Neal Aupy-Pollock, Casey Biddle, Mirren Campbell , Kaitlyn Carney , Ella Clark , Lecke Frost, Emma Jordan, Samuel Kennedy, Ashleigh Parkin, Samuel Poulton, Tahnee Rich, Hugh Robertson, Caidyn Sharman, Anica Sheaffe, Breanna Smedley, Petrea Spencer, Jaide Streeter, Marie Tessede, Kai Thrower , Luke Tinnock, Tamika Vogele and Ella Wilson. Dom Ashe Year 7 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
CAREERS NEWS
YEAR 12 STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS ARE INVITED TO
MACKILLOP COLLEGE CAREERS EVENING TRANSITION TO UNIVERSITY
WHEN: Tuesday, 19th July The university representatives will be available from 6.30p.m. and after the presentation, which will commence at 7.00p.m. WHERE: The Lochinvar Centre (Senior MPC) Find out about: � Applying to university, ATARS � Alternative pathways to university and Special Entry Schemes � Accepting and Deferring � Accommodation � Meet University representatives from UNSW, CSU, SCU UNE, Newcastle. Michael Kelly Leader of Careers and University Transition [email protected]
CHRISTIAN OUTREACH PROGRAM SING FOR THE SOLOMON’S Well done to all students and staff who contributed to the Sing for the Solomon’s fundraising concert that took place in the MacKillop Performance Theatre last Wednesday. The evening was a huge success with $1400 raised for the MacKillop College “Make a Difference” program. In addition six exceptionally talented vocalists participated at this concert as finalists in the Sing for the Solomon’s Song Contest. Congratulations to the following students: Hannah Poppleton, Francesca Plentinger, Stephanie and Teoni Nelson and Erin Bradley and Caitlin Black . Special mention must be given to Francesca Plentinger whose atmospheric rendition of the David Bowie classical “Life on Mars” was awarded the popular vote prize of a free recording session at 21st Century Music Studio in Port Macquarie with Ian Castle.
In addition, a number of other soloists and ensembles from MacKillop College provided entertainment on the night. The MacKillop College Big Band, Senior Stage Band, Vocal Ensemble, Year 7 Vocal Ensemble and Choir performed exceptionally well to a large and appreciative audience. In addition, Emily Holley, Daniel Chapman, Erin Bradley, Caitlin Black and Charleigh Houston all performed solos accompanied by these ensembles.
MacKillop College Choir
MacKillop College Vocal Ensemble Emily Holley performing with the MacKillop College Senior Stage Band
Erin Bradley performing with the MacKillop College Senior Stage Band
It was a fantastically entertaining evening and I would like to thank all who participated and all in the audience that helped provide the magical atmosphere on the night! Thank you for your support of the “Make a Difference” program at MacKillop College and we look forward to seeing you at the next fundraising event! Rob Denham
SPORT NEWS
SPORT TERM 2
Week Date Activity 9 21st
June PC Challenge and Pre Carnival events for competitors
High Jump & 100 metres (compulsory) 10 28th
June Athletics Carnival
REPRESENTATIVE SPORT RESULTS NSWCCC TOUCH A group of 14 students travelled to Dubbo last week to compete in the CCC Touch Carnival. They were accompanied by Mrs Tahnee Johnston who was the Lismore Under 15’s coach. This is an onerous task for our athletes as they travel by bus as members of the Diocesan team. On this occasion our athletes were picked up from Port Macquarie at 3.00a.m. on Monday morning. Despite difficult weather conditions our players performed well. Congratulations to Leilani Grainger who was successful in being selected into the NSWCCC team and will go on to compete in the All Schools Championships in Term 3. We wish Leilani all the best. Good luck also to Mr Warren Lorger and Mr Adam Kelly who are NSWCCC Coach and Manager respectively for the boys’ team. OPENS SOCCER The Open girls and boys soccer teams competed yesterday in the Lismore Southern Diocese Open Football Knockout. Congratulations to both teams who were victorious and will go on to face the winner of the northern division. Full reports will follow next week. UPCOMING EVENTS
Sport Event Date Football (Soccer)
Diocesan Soccer (7 – 10) Diocesan Soccer (Opens)
Monday 20th June Tuesday 14th June
Cross Country CCC Cross Country – Eastern Creek Friday 17th June Basketball CCC Open Championships - Penrith Tuesday 21st June Athletics Athletics Carnival Year 7 – 12 Tuesday 28th June Netball 7/8 Netball Schools Cup Regional Finals - Kempsey Wednesday 20th July Basketball Basketball – Diocesan Junior and Intermediate - Coffs 10th &11th August Touch Year 7 & 8 All Schools Touch – Taree Thursday 28th July Athletics Diocesan Secondary Athletics Carnival – Coffs Harbour Thursday 18th August
The 400 metre event was run successfully throughout each of the year groups’ sport sessions this week, with catch-ups being held on Wednesday at lunch to replace the sport sessions that were lost for Year 7 due to the long weekend. For those students who intend to compete in the high jump and wish to use the fosbury flop technique, they will need to have collected and returned a signed permission note prior to the event. Otherwise the scissors technique will only be permitted. Andrea Huxley Leader of Sport [email protected]
COLLEGE MUSIC NEWS “Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one of the most
magnificent and delightful presents God has given us.” Martin Luther King PERFORMING ENSEMBLE SHIRTS Performing ensemble shirts have arrived for students who ordered shirts in Term 1. These will be distributed at rehearsal during the week. All students participating in the co-curricular music program are required to wear this shirt during performances. Another order will be made mid-term. Order forms are available on the school website to print and submit to the music trainee or the rehearsal director. CO-CURRICULAR MUSIC WEBSITE All students participating in the co-curricular music program are encouraged to bookmark this page and regularly refer to it for information and notices. This website can be found within the College website or by using the following link: http://pmaclism.catholic.edu.au/creative-arts/co-curricular-music A range of information can be accessed on the website including: � Ensemble information, rehearsal schedules and sign up forms � Music tuition information � Major event information � Photos and videos of performances � Gig and excursion notes All information given to students in rehearsal is posted on this site. It is a great resource to aid household organisation! Please contact Mr Denham if you have any problems accessing information on this site. REHEARSALS IN WEEK 9 MONDAY
• Praise Band – Lunchtime, Performing Arts Theatre TUESDAY
• Percussion Ensemble – 8.00a.m. – 8.45a.m, J12 Music Room • SAPSS Concert Band – 7.30a.m. – 8.45a.m, St Joseph’s Regional College
WEDNESDAY • Senior Stage Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m, Performing Arts Theatre • Vocal Ensemble – 8.00a.m. – 8.45a.m, J16 Music Room • Choir – Lunchtime, J14 Music Room • SAPSS Drum Line – 4.00p.m. – 5.30p.m, St Joseph’s Regional College
THURSDAY • Concert Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m, J16 Music Room • Year 7 Vocal Ensemble – 8.00a.m. – 8.45a.m, J14 Music Room • Woodwind Ensemble – NO REHEARSAL • Brass Ensemble – NO REHEARSAL
FRIDAY • Little Big Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m, J16 Music room • Big Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m, Performing Arts Theatre • Junior Stage Band – Lunchtime, J16 Music Room • Jazz Ensemble “Groove Merchants” – lunchtime, Performing Arts Theatre
UPCOMING EVENTS ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCE • Wednesday, 20th July, 9.00a.m., Junior MPC, SAPSS Concert Band GLASSHOUSE LUNCH CONCERT • Friday, 29th July, 11.30a.m. – 2.00p.m, Glasshouse Theatre Port Macquarie, HSC students and
Senior Stage Band Please contact Mr Denham with any questions relating to the co-curricular music program at MacKillop College or visit the College website and click on the Creative Arts tab. Rob Denham Leader of Co-curricular Music [email protected]
CANTEEN ROSTER – TERM 2 WEEK 9
Monday Megan Tregier, Christine Brumby, Kylie Abbott 10.40a.m. start Tuesday Trenna Heslop, Vanessa Wilson, Kathy Dibbs 11.00a.m. start Wednesday Neil Temple, Joan Mutton, Paul Atkin 11.00a.m. start Thursday Jason Garland, Melinda Mitchell, Sue Highlands 10.40a.m. start Friday Kim Fehon, Melinda Cotter, Tracy Lewis 10.40a.m. start
COMMUNITY NEWS
NATIONS OF ORIGIN - NETBALL
The Nations of Origin Closing the Gap will be held in Raymond Terrace
on 12th and 13th July.
We are looking for girls turning 14 this year for a netball team which must
consist of 6 Aboriginal/TSI girls and 4 non Aboriginal girls
All accommodation, transport and breakfast will be paid for, however, we are doing some minor
fundraising to pay for the cost of meals. Hopefully we are looking at no cost to players at all. All
uniforms are supplied and can be kept by the players after the tournament.
The Tournament is run by the PCYC and fully supervised.
We are meeting at Stuart Park, Port Macquarie Sunday, 19th June at 9.00a.m if anyone is
interested or alternately contact Lynne on 0415680557.
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