19 July 2011

LORETO COLLEGE COORPAROO P O Box 1726, COORPAROO DC QLD 4151

Telephone: 07 3394 9999 Facsimile: 07 3847 1254 Absentee Line: 07 3394 9964

Email: [email protected] Website: www.loreto.qld.edu.au 19 July 2011

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Y Dear Parents and Students

Welcome back to Term Three, with a par cular welcome to new families and new staff. On the staff, we welcome back from long service leave Mr Bill Kenny. Mr Kenny spent a por on of his leave visi ng and working voluntarily in Timor Leste. His experience is invaluable to us and he returns ready to share his passion and his story with the school. As many of you would be aware, we have close connec ons in Timor Leste with the Carmelites, the Marists and the IBVM – all doing such marvellous work in the areas of educa on, unemployment, health, skills training and improved provision of water to many villages. We give thanks for their efforts and keep them always in our prayers.

This term we warmly welcome: Ms Debbie Northway (Library) and Mrs Margaret Dowling (RE and Geography) as replacements for Mrs Hedemann and Ms McGowan, both of whom are on leave. We also give a par cular welcome to Mrs Emma Beach as the new Communica on and Enrolments Manager for the College. We wish them all a joyful and rewarding experience as members of the Loreto family.

RESPONSE TO WHOLE SCHOOL SURVEY As previously reported, the whole school survey conducted in first term was overwhelmingly posi ve, however, as hoped, it iden fied some key areas for improvement.

For parents the three most highly repeated comments in the free response sec on, when asked “What would you like to see improved?’, were:

Increased sports teams/op ons (par cularly in Years 8 & 9)

More elec ve subjects

Laptop provision

In response to the survey findings the leadership team has established a Curriculum & Learning Advisory Commi ee (2011‐2013) (CLAC) to address the following aspects of Curriculum & Learning at Loreto:

Introduc on of New subjects (9/10; 11/12)

Subjects & Time Alloca on at Years 8/9/10 (Australian Curriculum)

Middle Years Teaching & Learning Framework (7, 8, 9)

Curriculum/Teaching & Learning Resourcing

Facili es development to enhance learning

Assessment Policy for Middle Years

A er community consulta on and delibera on on the various proposals it develops, this commi ee will then make formal recommenda ons to the leadership team. Such recommenda ons may be adopted or revised for further development by CLAC. As important stakeholders, parent and student representa ves will be consulted as and when appropriate.

Further ac ons include the phase‐in of a laptop program from mid‐2012. (An informa on night about this will be held later in the term). It should be noted that this implementa on was already ‘in planning’ at the me of the survey, so it was really most affirming to see posi ve support for this ar culated by parents and students alike.

With respect to increased spor ng teams and op ons for students, par cularly those in Years 8 & 9, we are ac vely inves ga ng various longer‐term strategies that will see more students being given increased opportuni es to play in spor ng teams for the school in sports of their choice. The reasons for so doing are compelling.

For students, the consensus about areas that needed to be priori es for improvement varied from year level to year level. Therefore, the Year Co‐ordinators will be addressing these issues with their own par cular year group in the coming months to work towards improvement. Like the parents, the students are keen to see improve‐ments to IT (laptops), sport (numbers of teams & op ons) and curriculum (subject offerings).

One other immediate response to the school survey results has been an upgrading of the student toilets. This occurred over the holiday break. I thank the Facili es Manager, Mr Bill Bradic, and his team for their support, skills and applica on with this project. I am sure the students will be delighted and most apprecia ve of their efforts. We are indeed fortunate to have such a dedicated crew.

During the last week of last term we held and celebrated two major Interhouse Events:

The Loreto Music Fes val 2011 showcased some of the school’s most gi ed and talented musicians.

They excelled and all compe tors are to be congratulated on their par cipa on and their commitment to making the most of their God given talents. It was an absolute privilege to be part of the audience. I par cularly congratulate the sec on win‐ners and of course, dual House Winners: Mornane and Ward. Thanks as always to the Music Department and staff for their support.

Loreto Music Fes val – 2011 Sec on Winners Year 8 Vocal Solo Lily Devine Year 9 Vocal Solo Prue Hempel Year 10 Vocal Solo Isabella Kirkman Senior Vocal Solo Sia Cambaclis Beginner Instrumental Solo Nicola Tracey Junior Instrumental Solo Isobella Sco Intermediate Instrumental Solo Fiona McMahon Advanced Instrumental Solo Emma‐Shay Gallen ‐Guilfoyle Junior Duet Mikaela Crone & Madeleine Catsoulis Intermediate Duet Abbey Mar n & Vania So Senior Duet Hayman Lui & Emma‐Shay Gallen ‐Guilfoyle Open Ensemble Natalie Baker, Madi‐Rose Young, Maddie Baker

Perpetual Trophy Mornane & Ward (Tie on 615 points)

The Interhouse Athle cs Carnival 2011, held this year at Nudgee College, was a most successful day also. Under clear blue skies and perfect weather condi ons we saw a number of records broken as well as a number of “personal bests”. I congratulate all compe tors and wish to thank the student leaders, the PE department, staff and student helpers for their generous efforts in making the day all that it was. Congratula ons to winning House: Barry and the Spirit winners: Mulhall.

Par cular congratula ons to the 2011 Track & Field Champions: 13 Years Track Georgia Johnson Field Georgia Johnson 14 Years Track Sarah Novic Field Melissa Roberts 15 Years Track Georgia Hillas Field Carla Caputo 16 Years Track Eloise Carroll Field Eloise Jackson 17 Years Track Hannah Meecham Field Hannah Meecham

CONGRATULATIONS We offer our warmest congratula ons to Ms Claire Wilson on her recent engagement to Simon. We wish them joy and happiness at this important and special “moment” in me.

CONDOLENCES The Loreto Community extends their deepest sympathies to the Villanova Community on the sudden and sad loss of Fr Mike Morahan. May he rest eternally in God’s loving peace and may our Gracious God hold all loved ones in his care. We give thanks for his leadership and enduring legacy. Amen. We also pray for Mrs Norma Diamond, grandmother of Ms Annie Diamond who passed away during the holidays. May she rest in God’s loving peace. Amen.

Yours sincerely

Cheryl Hamilton Principal

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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity

Tel: 3394 9999 F: 3847 1254 Absentee Line: 3394 9964 Email: [email protected] www.loreto.qld.edu.au

From Mary Ward . . .

You, O Lord know my heart! Make this heart complete as you would have it be. My heart is ready, O God, my heart is ready! Put me where you want me to be. I am in your hand. Turn me this way or that, as you desire. I am yours, ready for everything. Amen.

Wednesday 20 July

Year 11 English Excursion

Round 6 ‐ BSGSA Hockey, Netball and Soccer

Thursday 21 July

Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews ‐ 10am ‐ 8.00pm

Friday 22 July

Year 10 History and English Performances

UQ Athle cs Mee ng 4.00pm ‐ 7.00pm

Tuesday 26 July

Brainstorm Theatre Performances 1.30pm ‐ 2.30pm

Year 8 ‘Verbal Combat’/Year 11/12 ‘Wired’

Wednesday 27 July


Deba ng Finals ‐ Round 1

Thursday 28 July

Semester 2 Mass 11.00am

Year 11 Visual Art Excursion ‐ Periods 6 and 7

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Unknown Payment of School Fees During the holidays there have been two uniden fiable payments into the Loreto bank account for school fees. The details are:

27 June 2011 an amount of $624.00 with a reference of “Lore o fees”

5 July 2011 an amount of $1700.00 with a reference of “Loreto fees from Netbank”

If you think either of these payments belong to you, please contact Libby Oliver on 3394 9928 to iden fy the payment. If

you are paying school fees directly into the College bank account, it is important that accurate informa on is given with

preferably the Family Account number as the reference.

Year 9 - 12 Subject Changes All changes of subjects must be finalised with Mr Elsworthy by 3.00pm, Friday 22 July at the latest. Please collect a Subject Change form from the College office. A le er from parents is essen al if any subject changes are to be considered.

Return both the form and the le er to Mr Elsworthy. Pat Elsworthy ‐ Deputy Principal ‐ Curriculum

P & F News / Notice of AGM - Nominations for AGM You are invited to a end the next mee ng of Loreto Parents and Friends’ Associa on. Please join us in the Staff room at 7.30pm on Tuesday 2 August. It would be appreciated if you could please fill in a nomina on form, a ached to this newsle er, in prepara on for the AGM mee ng in September. Please give some thought to nomina ng people for the commi ee. Your input is valued. These forms need to be returned to Trish Willing at the College Office by Friday

2 September. Thank you. We look forward to seeing you at the August mee ng. Thank you. Elizabeth Fort ‐ Secretary

Friday 29 July

Year 11 RE/SOR Field Trip

Year 12 Formal (Year 12s depart at 12.30pm)

UQ Athle cs Meet 4.00pm ‐ 7.00pm

Monday 1 August

Extended rehearsals in prepara on for QCMF this week

Tuesday 2 August

French Day

Year 11 and 12 French Dinner

P & F Mee ng ‐ 7.30pm

Wednesday 3 August


Thursday 4 August

Year 9 Geography Field Trip

Friday 5 August

Sport / Music / Club Photos

Sunday 7 August

Informa on Morning 10.30am ‐ Mary Ward Centre

Calendar— Coming Events

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Languages Department / Japanese News We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our guests from Kanagawa Gakuen in Yokohama, Japan. There are nineteen students and two teachers who are visi ng Loreto from Wednesday 20th July un l Tuesday 26th July. The Japanese group will spend their me in Brisbane learning English, assis ng with Japanese classes and visi ng places of interest. Many thanks to those families who are hos ng the girls and to Mrs Hada‐Baxter for her excellent organisa on.

Louise Tilly ‐ Languages Coordinator

Careers News

UQ Young Scholars Program

Learn about future study op ons and discover career opportuni es. The UQ Young Scholars’ Program provides high achieving secondary school students with an opportunity to discover, learn and engage with UQ’s academic community and like‐minded students from across Queensland. Designed to nurture and develop future leaders, the program also presents students with a unique opportunity for academic extension and enrichment. The 2011‐2012 UQ Young Scholars’ Program involves: a five day (four night) residen al camp at the St Lucia Campus (27 Nov‐ 1 Dec) and a two day residen al camp (25 – 26 June). To find out more about this exci ng opportunity visit www.uq.edu.au/yongscholars or collect an ap‐plica on package from Mrs Jones. Applica ons close on Friday 12 August.

James Cook University

JCU con nues to offer a full ranges of pres gious and highly accredited health courses spanning Medicine, Den stry, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Veterinary Science, Speech Pathology, Occupa onal Therapy, Exercise Physiology, Sport and Exercise Science, Nursing Science, Nursing Midwifery, Biomedical Sciences and Medical Laboratory Science. To find out more about these courses visit www.jcu.edu.au

University of Queensland Enhanced Studies Program

The Enhanced Studies Program (ESP) gives Year 12 students the chance to study a subject in first semester at the University of Queensland. ESP is the best way to find out what university life is really like, get to know UQ students and staff, and find out more about your future study op ons. For more informa on and to apply on‐line visit www.uq.edu.au/esp

Australian Catholic University ‐ OPEN NIGHT THIS WEDNESDAY

ACU will host their open night at the their Banyo campus on Wednesday 20 July from 5.30 – 8.30pm. The University offers programs in the Arts, Crea ve Arts, Commerce, Marke ng, Human Resource, Educa on, Nursing, Midwifery, Paramedicine, Public Health, Exercise Science, Physiotherapy, Psychology, Social Science, Social Work and Theology. For more informa on visit: www.acu.edu.au/openday

Griffith School of Engineering

The Griffith School of Engineering is offering a pathway into engineering by si ng the Ap tude for Engineering Assessment (AEA) exam on Saturday 24 September. The exam will be held on both the Nathan and Gold Coast campuses and is open for current Year 12 students. Successful students will receive an offer of guaranteed admission into the Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Engineering Technology on either campus. Registra on is now open and will close on Friday 9 September. Applicants can register online at www.acer.edu.au/tests/aea/registra ons. For more informa on contact Kylie Robinson on 3735 3924 or email [email protected]

University of the Sunshine Coast

USC will hold its open day on Sunday 14 August from 10am – 3pm at the Sunshine Coast campus. For more informa on on

course offerings and the open day visit www.usc.edu.au/openday Chris ne Jones ‐ Careers Coordinator

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Queensland Health Influenza Awareness With winter truly upon us it is a good me to remind students, parents and the school community not to be complacent

about flu as it is a highly contagious and serious disease.

Symptoms may include sudden fever, cough, muscle aches and pains, fa gue, headache, sore throat or a stuffy or runny

nose.

If your child has flu‐like symptoms, the following is advised:

keep your child at home and don’t send them to school;

avoid le ng them visit aged care facili es and hospitals, if possible, so that they don’t pass the infec on to others who

may be at risk of complica ons;

ensure your child washes their hands regularly with soap and water or uses a alcohol based hand gel;

encourage them to cough into a ssue;

make sure they dispose of ssues quickly and wash their hands;

if a ssue is not immediately available, sneeze or cough into elbow, not hands;

use warm water and a neutral detergent to keep surfaces such as door handles, kitchen bench tops, phones and toys

clean;

ensure they drink plenty of fluids and get lots of rest; and

paracetamol is useful for relieving symptoms, but please consult your GP or call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) if you are concerned about their symptoms.

Children with some exis ng medial condi ons are at increased risk of complica ons and parents are strongly

recommended to have them vaccinated against influenza each year. These condi ons include:

heart disease;

severe asthma;

chronic lung condi on;

chronic illness requiring medical follow‐up or hospitalisa on in the past year;

diseases of the nervous system;

impaired immunity; or diabetes

Children aged six months to 10 years and on long‐term aspirin therapy are also at risk. Flu vaccine is provided free for these

children.

Mt Gravatt Coach and Travel Please see a ached School Bus Time table route effec ve from 11 July as operated by Mt Grava Coach and Travel. Mt

Grava Coach and Travel will inves gate the possibility of obtaining a subsidy from Translink and will approach other

schools along the route in an effort to increase the patronage. For further informa on please phone: 3841 3722.

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Music News Extended Ensemble Rehearsals

As we have done for the past few years, some ensembles will extend a ernoon rehearsals slightly in the lead up to QCMF to counteract disrup ons of exams / holidays / staff days / Parent Teacher Interviews etc and to make sure that groups are adequately prepared for their performances. Rehearsals will remain on the same day as usual but be extended slightly to finish at 5:30 pm. More details will be available soon, however, at this stage please be aware that Concert Band One rehearsals will be extended to 5:30 pm on Thursdays 4 and 11 August.

Trivia Night

Ques on: Which of the following events is considered to be the catalyst for the start of World War One? (a) Hitler rising to power in Germany? (b) the assassina on of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria? (c) England refusing to hand over the Urn a er Australia again wins the Ashes? If you answered (b) then you should come to the Music Support Group Trivia Night on Saturday 6 August. If you answered either (a) or (c), then you should DEFINITELY be coming as you clearly need more prac ce! See the a ached flyer for more informa on.

Loreto Music Fes val

The Finals Concert for the Loreto Music Fes val, held on the final Wednesday of Term Two, was a fantas c night of high quality musical entertainment. Congratula ons to all girls who performed in both the heats and the Finals Concert. Special congratula ons to the following Sec on Winners:

Junior Duet – Mikaela Crone & Madeleine Catsoulis, Intermediate Duet – Abbey Mar n & Vania So, Senior Duet – Hayman Lui & Emma‐Shay Gallen ‐Guilfoyle

Beginner Instrumental Solo – Nicola Tracey, Junior Instrumental Solo – Isobella Sco , Intermediate Instrumental Solo – Fiona McMahon, Advanced Instrumental Solo – Emma‐Shay Gallen ‐Guilfoyle

Year 8 Vocal Solo – Lily Devine, Year 9 Vocal Solo – Prue Hempel, Year 10 Vocal Solo – Isabella Kirkman, Senior Vocal Solo – Sia Cambaclis

Open Ensemble – Madeline Baker, Natalie Baker & Maddi‐Rose Young

This was the 10th year of the Loreto Music Fes val and for the first me, the Perpetual Trophy for the house scoring the most points ended with a e. On 615 points, congratula ons to Mornane and Ward!

Mt Carmel Fete

Sorelle and Exit Stage Le have been asked to perform at the Mt Carmel School fete on Sunday 7 August, star ng at 11 AM. Final details will be available very soon, but could members of these two ensembles please put that date aside as this will provide both a fun performance opportunity and an ideal chance to fine‐tune our stage cra before QCMF!

QCMF

The Catholic College’s Music Fes val is one of our main performances opportuni es for each year and all College ensembles are once again entered. As previously adver sed, the dates for this year’s Fes val are Thursday 18 August to Sunday 21 August and a endance by all ensemble members is compulsory. Could parents and students please check the a ached Performance Schedule and carefully note any mes for which you need to be available.

Calling all Keyboard Players

Exit Stage Le requires a new keyboard player. Audi ons will be held this Friday at lunch me. Put your name on the list on the music no ceboard if you are interested in audi oning. For the audi on you would be required to play a piece of your own choice – preferably something in a contemporary style.

Music Support Group AGM

The MSG’s AGM will be held on Wednesday 20 July (this week). I would like to ask all parents who are interested in music at Loreto to consider becoming involved in this group. Music Support Group parents assist at College concerts with supper and raffles, run social events such as the upcoming Trivia Night and the very successful March Madness concert, as well as running vital fundraising that allows the College to purchase much‐needed equipment and provide $7000 in scholarships each year. Being a member of the commi ee is an enjoyable task that can involve as li le as bringing fresh ideas to any of the 8 monthly mee ngs held each year or could include taking on an important role such as Secretary or Treasurer. The AGM tomorrow night would be an ideal me for new parents to come along and find out what the Music Support Group is

all about! Ben Langford ‐ Director of Music

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Sport Department News Soccer This Week’s Draw: Round 6 ‐ 20 July This week the Open A, Junior A and Junior B teams all play away (please note that all draws can be found on www.bsgsa.spor ngpulse.net). The Open A team play Lourdes Hill at East Soccer Club, Heath Park, 48 Hilton St, East Brisbane. The Junior A team play Mt Saint Michael’s at Mitchelton Soccer Club, Teralba Park, Osborne Rd, Mitchelton and the Junior B team play San Sisto College at Bayside Soccer Club, 34 Andrew St, Lota. The away games will arrive back at the College at 5:30‐5:45pm depending on the traffic. Students are reminded to bring their uniform, shin pads, mouth guards and water bo les. Good luck for Round 6!

Chris Jones ‐ Soccer Coordinator

BSGSA Hockey

NAB Competition

Next Tuesday 26 July Loreto College will play Brisbane State High School at Easts’ Hockey Tiger Turf 4.00pm ‐ 6.00pm. Players will catch the bus at 3.15pm from the College. All teachers, students and parents are

most welcome to come along and support the girls. Alan Lane‐ Richardson ‐ Hockey Coordinator

BSGSA Netball

This Week’s Draw: Round 6 ‐ 20 July All players MUST have their water bo le and full PE/ Netball dress uniform. A reminder that girls MUST hand a note to Mrs Stevens at the beginning for the day if students are to be collected at the venue. Junior A vs St Rita’s College‐ Court 18 Junior B vs Lourdes Hill College – Court 17 Junior C‐vs St Rita’s College‐ Court 6 Intermediate A vs TBA‐ Court 38 Intermediate B –St Rita’s College‐Court 24 Open A vs St Rita’s College – Court 36 Open B vs Our Lady’s College – Court 22 Open C vs St John Fisher College – Court 14 Intermediate C vs TBA ‐ Court 1

Intermediate D vs Lourdes Hill College – Court 16 Meg Stevens ‐ Netball Coordinator / Director of Sport

Items of Interest

Year 8 Mother/Daughter Breakfast

A reminder that the Year 8 Mother/Daughter breakfast will be on Sunday, 7th August at 8:30am. The breakfast will be held at Stella Star Ristorante (opposite Loreto College) and will cost $20 per person for hot/cold breakfast. Numbers are limited to 100 guests. See tear off slip for payment details and return to Lesley Bongaarts at the College Office. RSVP by MONDAY 1st August. Please note payment is by cheque or cash only (no credit cards accepted). Any enquires to Katrina Capelli on 0403 356 822 or Kim Devine on 0402 744 303. We look forward to you joining us.

Year 8 Parent Representa ves

Queensland Water Rocket Competition

On Sunday 14 August, the first ever Queensland Water Rocket Compe on will be held at St John’s Anglican College at Forest Lake as part of Na onal Science Week. Students from Year 3 to 12, parents, teachers and the general public may take part. During the day par cipants will learn how to make a water rocket out of so drink bo les and other bits and pieces, test their own rockets and then take part in an accuracy (target) and distance compe on. No prior knowledge of water rockets is required. There is also a world record mass launch planned. Come and join in the fun! St John's Anglican College, College Avenue, Forest Lake, 10am ‐ 2pm. Cost $5 entry fee. Op onal: $20 t‐shirt plus $5 for world record. Contact: [email protected] or see h p://www.wix.com/naomiian/queensland‐water‐rockets

Greater Brisbane Junior Tennis (GBJT)

Conducts weekly Tennis Fixtures at the Queensland Tennis Centre, Tennyson and The University of Queensland for children up to 18 years of age. Grading Day for new players is to be held on Sunday 24 July at the Queensland Tennis Centre, Tennyson from 3pm to 5pm. Further informa on is available at www.gbjt.org.au or by phoning Mrs Peta Davis on 3374 0516.

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Tuckshop Vounteers

Monday 25 July ‐ Friday 29 July

Monday 25 July: Angela Sankey, Cath Tapsall, Kerry Gellweiler Tuesday 26 July: Maureen Roe, Janelle Pearce, Frances Steiner, Anna Stafford, Monique Cleed Wednesday 27 July: Maria Mewing, Lyndel Fuller, Janelle O’Brien, Lisa Smart, Dianne Nibbs Thursday 28 July: Donna Byrne, Brenda Sco , Julie Garre , Angela Papanotoniou, Veronica Kozionas Friday 29 July: Gail Cullinan, Michelle Zouppas, Jenifer Hunter, Linda Schmidt, Marina Pennisi

Special of the Day

Monday 25 July: Chicken/Vegetable Burgers Tuesday 26 July Thai Green Chicken Curry and Rice Wednesday 27July: Lamb Korma and Rice Thursday 28 July: Lasagne Friday 29 July: Nachos

Library Roster Volunteers

Monday 25 July ‐ Friday 29 July

Monday 25 July: Tiziana Linning, Jill Moloney, Rita Foster, Siobhan Stafford Tuesday 26 July: Barb Laycock, Janelle O’Brien, Kemly Gorogo, Karen Meimaris Wednesday 27 July: Rachael Sydney, Tricia Shannon, Chris ne Farrah, Sharon Orr Thursday 28 July: Maria Balzano, Lore a Scaini‐Clarke, Helen Mylonas Friday 29 July: Marisa Leask, Kerry Tully, Jamila Padhee, Madonna O’Sullivan

Loreto College Coorparoo

Informa on Morning

For prospec ve students and families will be held on

Sunday 7th August in the Mary Ward Centre,

commencing at 10.30 am.

All are most welcome to a end.

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Ensemble Date Venue Arrive Perfor-mance

Section

Guitar Ensemble Two Thu 18 Aug Augustine Centre 4:07 PM 4:45 PM GE1B

Exit Stage Left Thu 18 Aug Goold Hall 5:05 PM 5:50 PM CE1B

Sorelle Thu 18 Aug Goold Hall 5:50 PM 6:35 PM CE1A

Guitar Ensemble One Thu 18 Aug Augustine Centre 6:57 PM 7:35 PM GE1A

Senior Choir Fri 19 Aug Augustine Centre 1:46 PM 2:18 PM CH1A(1)

Concert Band One Fri 19 Aug Augustine Centre 7:07 PM 7:50 PM CB1A(1)

Percussion Ensemble Two Sat 20 Aug Augustine Centre 9:43 AM 10:24 AM PE1B(1)

Clarinet Ensemble Sat 20 Aug St James' Hall 11:52 AM 12:30 PM IE1B (1)

Percussion Ensemble One Sat 20 Aug Augustine Centre 1:01 PM 1:42 PM PE1A

Junior Choir Sat 20 Aug St James' Church 2:01 PM 2:34 PM CH1B(3)

Spatula (Guitars) Sat 20 Aug St James' Church 2:10 PM 2:48 PM IE1A

Flute Ensemble One Sat 20 Aug St James' Church 2:36 PM 3:14 PM IE1A

Chorale Sat 20 Aug St James' Church 3:57 PM 4:30 PM VE1A(1)

Jazz Ensemble Sat 20 Aug Augustine Centre 5:50 PM 6:30 PM JB1A

String Ensemble Sun 21 Aug Augustine Centre 12:40 PM 1:20 PM SO1A(2)

Concert Band Two Sun 21 Aug Goold Hall 1:34 PM 2:17 PM CB1C(3)

Flute Ensemble Two Sun 21 Aug St James' Hall 2:46 PM 3:24 PM IE1B(3)

Symphony Orchestra Sun 21 Aug Augustine Centre 3:11 PM 3:51 PM FO1A


NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

LORETO PARENTS' & FRIENDS' ASSOCIATION

TUESDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2010 ‐ 7.30 pm ‐ Staffroom, Loreto College

Nomina ons are called for the posi ons of:

President

Vice‐President (male) Vice‐President (female)

Treasurer Secretary

Year 12 Representa ve Year 11 Representa ve

Year 10 Representa ve Year 9 Representa ve

Year 8 Representa ve

I, ___________________________________________________________ nominate

_____________________________________________________________

to the posi on of ______________________________________________

Seconded by _________________________________________________

Nomina on accepted __________________________________________ Date __________________

Please return nomina on slips to Trish Willing, College Office by Friday 2 September.

YEAR 8 MOTHER/DAUGHTER BREAKFAST (RSVP Slip)

MOTHER’S NAME: ………………………………………………………........................................................................................

DAUGHTER’S NAME AND HOMEROOM: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...

Please advise us of any special dietary requirements you may have

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Cheque enclosed for $…………… (Please make cheque payable to “Stella Star”)

Cash Enclosed: $________________

Parent Signature: ................................................................................................

Please complete and return this slip with your payment to: Lesley Bongaarts at Loreto College by Monday 1st August.

Please note numbers are limited to 100 guests. For further enquires please contact Katrina Capelli Mob: 0403 356 822.


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Please join us at the tradi onal Parents’ Formal Dinner on the evening of the Year 12 Formal at the

Brisbane Conven on & Exhibi on Centre.

WHEN? The dinner is to commence at approximately 7.30 p.m., immediately following the gathering for

the girls, their partners, parents and teachers in the foyer of the Plaza Terrace Room at the Brisbane

Conven on and Exhibi on Centre.

WHERE? The parents’ dinner venue is Func on Rooms P1 and 2, conveniently located on the same floor of

the Conven on Centre as the formal venue

WHAT? The dinner comprises a three course meal with an entrée, a main course, as a table buffet, and

dessert. Tea and coffee are included. A cash bar will be available.

Cost per person is $67.00

Book now to join us for this wonderful occasion by comple ng the form below

Please note that a booking will only be confirmed with payment. Bookings close Monday, 25 July

Further enquiries: Kerry Williams – 0407693734 or [email protected]; Cathy Terry – 33972771;

Julie Greaves – 0412540117 or [email protected]

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NAME/S: …………………………………………………………………………………………................................................................................................

Please place me at a table or I will be si ng at the ...........................………………table (Tables of 10)

please advise us of any special dietary requirements you may have..............................................

Cheque enclosed for $…………… (Payable to “Loreto College, Coorparoo”)

Credit Card: Please debit my Visa MasterCard $________________

Number: _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ Expiry Date _____/_____

Cardholder’s Name: .......................................................................................................

Cardholder’s Signature: ................................................................................................

Address for receipt to be posted to: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...

OR: Phone Credit Card details to: Lesley Bongaarts at Loreto College Ph: 33949999

Personal Style Workshop for Girls in Year 10

to be held at Loreto College

Dates and Times for 2011 Monday afternoons 3.30pm to 6.00pm July 25th August 1st, 8th and 15th

COST: $105 all-inclusive Diploma presented to each student. Notes given for each class. All make-up and products used in class are supplied.

The Course Content has been designed to build self confidence and make girls realise that they can be successful in every walk of life. DEPORTMENT: Correct method shown for sitting, standing, walking and stairs. Each girl is individually assessed and videoed and then advised how carry her body with style and grace. MAKE-UP: An individual make-up will be done in class and each girl will be shown how to apply products for her particular features. SKIN CARE: A skin care procedure is done in class for each student, using products to suit the individual skin type. HAIR CARE: Knowledge of hair care is taught so students can care for their hair professionally at home. NAIL CARE: Manicure done in class plus hand and feet care. TABLE MANNERS: Guidelines to follow on all occasions for both social and business life. TOP TO TOE GROOMING: Girls are taught to improve their overall appearance and appreciate that the way they project themselves to others does matter. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

BOOKING FORM: Please return this to the Loreto Office in an envelope marked “Personal Style” with full payment by Wednesday June 15th. Cheques payable to Elizabeth Wilson. Netbank payments: Account Name: Wilson Westpac BSB 037146 A/c 992339. Please put your daughter’s name and Loreto on transaction description. Print receipt and attach to this form or fax to 55431157 or email receipt and details to [email protected]

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ADDRESS ...................................................................................................................................................

PHONE .................................................... MOBILE ………………………………………AGE ............

EMAIL (for booking confirmation) ……………………………………………………………………..

NAME and SIGNATURE OF PARENT ....................................................................................................

• Cash Bar available

• Tea, coffee, sweets are included

• Spot Prizes

• Prizes for best dressed and decorated table and trivia

champions

Tickets: Adults $15.00Adults $15.00Adults $15.00Adults $15.00 Students: $10.00Students: $10.00Students: $10.00Students: $10.00

Tables seat 8 comfortably but extra chairs are available. If you would like to

join a table, we will attempt to seat you with other parents of your year level.

Enquiries: Julie Greaves 33457406 or [email protected]

The Annual Trivia Night has grown in popularity

over recent years so don't delay in getting a table

together. This year’s theme is War and Peace War and Peace War and Peace War and Peace so

prepare to battle! Dress up and decorate your table

and have a fun night.

Name ........................................................................................... Ph No. .................................................

Names ...........................................................................................................................................................

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Name of head of table ...........................................................................................................................................

Year level (If applicable) .....................................................................

No. of adults........................... No of Students .............................. Total $ encl. .........................................................

(cheques payable to Loreto Music Support)

Credit Card: Please debit my □ Visa □ Mastercard $________________

Number: __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __ Expiry Date _____ / _____

Cardholder’s Name: ________________________________________________________

Cardholder’s Signature: _____________________________________________________

TRIVIA NIGHT

Date: Saturday 6 August Time: 7pm for 7.30pm Where: Mary Ward Centre Theme: War & Peace

Documents

19 July 2011