DAMIEN JUDD TERISSA SHEPHERDco-PRINcIPAl co-PRINcIPAl

Term 3 Week 5 August 22, 2013

COMING EVENTSTHURSDAY, AUGUST 22• Samaritan Spectacular,

7:00pm, tickets on sale at the Middleback Theatre

fRIDAY, AUGUST 23• confirmation Workshop

SUNDAY, AUGUST 25• Italian Fundraiser BBQ,

Harvey Norman, 11am-2pm

• Youth Mass, olHc church, 5:30pm

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27• Book Week Parade,

olHcc, 9:30am

• current Year 9 Information Evening, cental Whyalla Football club, 7:30pm

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28• Year 8 Gold Mass, 8:45am

St Teresa's church

• Book Week Parade, STc, 9:30am

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29• Year 5/6 clifford Mass,

olHc church, 9:00am

• SJc Self Esteem Workshop, p5 RSVP August 26

fRIDAY, AUGUST 30• SJc Sports Day, Jubilee Park

TUESDAY, SEpTEMbER 3• current Year 8 Information

Evening, cental Whyalla Football club, 7:30pm

fRIDAY, SEpTEMbER 6• Primary Sports Day,

Dear families,

Recently the catholic Parish of Whyalla explained what stewardship meant and encouraged its parishioners to become involved in their own parish through service and ministry. Becoming stewards included helping at mass, visiting the elderly, helping look after the churches, catering, accounting and a wide range of other options.

"As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace" 1 Peter 4:10

our college also, often calls on people to assist in areas far outside the realm of a regular classroom. The college's stall at the Whyalla Show, run by our Parents & Friends Association is a great example of this. The school, in all its forms has been a presence at the show for many years. What began with a fundraising focus, evolved into a community building endeavour, the spirit, the teamwork, the variety of helpers (including students) was once again great to see, bringing together both current and past members of our community. Just as pleasing was how many 'Samaritans' who came to say hello and buy a drink and a steak sandwich at their stall.

We would like to thank the committee members who organised much of the preliminaries; Wayne Foran, Michelle Schoell, Marina Schwerdt and Tania Taylor; and all helpers throughout the weekend, listed on p8. It was great to have our student helpers this year; we look forward to many more taking an interest in the future. Meanwhile, there was also much student work on display. A special congratulations to; Blair Abraham, who received First Prize for his coffee table exhibit; Makenzie Guthleben won 1st for Year 8-12 Woodwork, small item; Josh Finkler

won 1st for Year 8-12 Woodwork, any other large item; Miranda Trickey for Most outstanding Exhibit for Visual Art Section; Michal Hughes won 1st for Printmaking Year 11-12; Stuart Murray won 1st for Printmaking Year 9-10. Thank you to Miss Kristy Howard, Miss McArthur and Mrs Raymond for setting up and overseeing the schools display on the weekend. Well done to all the students who made a special effort to display something at the show, whether through the schools exhibit or individually.

our secondary students, when selecting their subjects, are asked whether they are returning to Samaritan in 2014. our Year 7s are also asked to let us know if they intend to move on at the end of this year. Regardless of what grade your child is in, if you know you will not be attending Samaritan college in 2014, it really does help us if we know that information now. We already have some families on waiting lists for a 2014 position in some year levels.

Both primary and secondary Sports Days are coming very soon. We remind parents that attendance at these days for your child is expected. It is part of a child's rounded education and is not acceptable for Sports Days, or any other special event days, to be seen as an opportunity to stay home.

As this newsletter makes it home, our performers in the Samaritan Spectacular are preparing for their final performance in front of parents and friends at the theatre. The opportunity for students to be on stage and performing is something we value and we gratefully acknowledge those students who spent the extra hours rehearsing and preparing for the last few days. Well done.

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Parish News

A couple of weeks ago we were delighted by the involvement and participation in the special Saturday evening Children’s Mass. It was noticeable how much the children and families really enjoyed the relaxed quality time together at the mass.

At the recent catholic Parish of Whyalla AGM, we highlighted the need to continually seek to engage and involve children and young people in the parish. The children’s mass is a great example of this in action.

This Sunday, August 25 is another opportunity for the older group at the Youth Mass 5:30pm olHc church.

Something new is the Australian Catholic Youth festival in Melbourne December 5 to 7, with a gathering of 4,000 young catholics from Year 9 students to those 25 years of age. We will provide more about this later.

our altar servers continue to be a very positive involvement for our young people, and a number are planning to attend the National Altar Servers Conference in Brisbane early next year.

A role of the Parish council is to see that we implement the Child protection policy, and that we have proper

procedures and practices in place. last November all volunteers in the Parish undertook the refresher for child Protection Induction Training including Police checks for those involved in volunteer positions.

At the beginning of 2013, Teresa lynch advised she was retiring as the parish Child Safe Contact person and we thank her for her dedicated service in this role. We welcome Tash Free to this appointment, and the renewed activity of the child Protection committee of the Parish Pastoral council.

on behalf of all parishioners I would like to pass on thanks to all those who have been involved with our Parish and contributed in so many different ways.

Mike McCarroncHAIR PARISH PASToRAl coUNcIl

WEEKEND MASS TIMESSt Teresa’s Church Our Lady Help of Christians

ChurchSaturday 7:00pm Sunday 10:30amSunday 8:30am Sunday 5:30pm

reLiGiOUs DiMeNsiON

This Friday the Year 7 confirmation candidates will be attending their second workshop. As a part of their commitment to confirmation they will also be presenting themselves to the Parish at the weekend Masses. They will be sharing some information about themselves and about the saint they have chosen.

The children have already spent some time reflecting on and discussing the name of the saint they wish to take during the ceremony. choosing a saint’s name is an essential part of confirmation and it is an acknowledgement that the Holy Spirit will change you through the grace of this Sacrament. We see in Scripture that Jesus changed the name of some of his disciples to signify that their role had been changed and that they were becoming, in a sense, a new person. For example, Simon became Peter (Matthew 16:18).

The Sacrament of confirmation gives us the Holy Spirit to strengthen and encourage us to live out our baptismal commitment to love and serve others, especially those most in need. Please keep the Year 7 children in your prayers and perhaps even join them at one of the Parish Masses this weekend.

Rebecca SinclairDIREcToR oF STUDENTS (PRIMARY)

CaNTeeN rOsTersMonday, August 26 - friday, August 30

ST TERESA’S CAMpUS OUR LADY HELp Of CHRISTIANS CAMpUS

SAINT JOHN’S CAMpUS

Mon Joanne & Nardia

No HElP REQUIRED

luisa Damani

Tue Tonia Munday Allyson Noble

Wed Nicole Higgins HELp NEEDED

Thu Geniene Prater Chrisoula Karssen

fri Rebecca & Fiona HELp NEEDED Annette Cameron Rose Cassar Marg Coad cANTEEN MANAGER cANTEEN MANAGER cANTEEN MANAGER

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PriMarY CaMPUs News

WHYALLA SHOW SUCCESS

A big thank you to all parents and Samaritan community members that took up the call to support the college at the Whyalla Show. We had a fabulous response to our call for help and the stall was again such a fabulous opportunity for parents, caregivers and staff to have a laugh and serve the community. Thank you to all who spent time supporting the school in some way at the Whyalla show.

bOOK WEEK HAS ARRIVED!

Next week is Book week! Book Week is the longest running children's festival in Australia. The theme for this year’s Book Week parade is ‘Across the Universe’. one of the highlights for me has always been the kids faces as they come to school and see their classmates and teachers dressed or wearing a mask for the parade. children can come dressed as their favourite character from a book or to suit this year’s theme of ‘Across the Universe’.

bOOK WEEK pARADES

Tuesday, August 27, 9:30am olHc campusWednesday, August 28, 9:30am St Teresa’s campus

There are so many other activities happening for students over the course of the week. Be sure to ask your child what they’ve been up to. You may also like to come into the libraries at both campuses to see our staff extreme photos where staff where shot reading in all sorts of locations. Above all take the opportunity at some stage this week to sit and read a story to your children.

JUNIOR VOICES SHARE THEIR TALENT

last Thursday I had the pleasure of listening to our Samaritan Junior Voices from our our lady Help of christians campus. This small group of students perform

a range of songs under the watchful guidance of our Specialist Arts teacher Melinda Gray. This initiative really compliments the Whyalla choir and catholic School’s Music Festival choir that we offer students an opportunity to be a part of. Keep an eye out for this talented group at the Spectacular.

SpRAY DEODORANT bEING MISUSED

This week it has been brought to my attention that some of our senior students have been misusing spray deodorant at school. Whilst we see the eagerness for hygiene and grooming as a positive, over use of this can be hazardous in a number of ways but particularly to those students with asthma. Students wanting to top up during the day need to bring a roll on deodorant to school.

SApSASA STATE REpRESENTATIVES

congratulations to Austin Wilson, Josh Burne and cadell Herbert who have been selected for the SAPSASA state Hockey championship and are currently in canberra competing. I look forward to reporting on their endeavours in next week’s newsletter. Good luck boys!

COLLEGE ANNUAL

A few weeks ago now we distributed the Samaritan college Primary Annual and no doubt it has provided many laughs and hours of perusal. It would be remiss of me to acknowledge the team behind the compilation of this fabulous memento, a big thanks to linda Plunkett, Monica cohen, Shirley Bauer, Diana Jeffery and lorraine Ackling for their tireless work on this publication.

YEAR 7 WINS TENNIS LOGO COMpETITION

congratulations to Brodie Adamson a Year 7 student at our olHcc. Brodie designed the winning logo for the Regional Tennis Tournament. You can see Brodie’s winning design and all of the entries displayed at the Whyalla Tennis Association on Nicolson Avenue. Well done Brodie!

SpECTACULAR IS HERE!

Tonight is the final performance of the Samaritan college Spectacular. I wish all of our staff and students involved the very best and look forward to being a part of the audience for the performance.

Grace and blessings,

Georga TysonAcTING DEPUTY PRINcIPAl

MASS

Year 5/6 Clifford Mass

on Thursday, August 29, Year 5/6 clifford will celebrate Mass with parishioners at our lady Help of christians church at 9:00am. It is the Feast of the Passion of John the Baptist. Parents are welcome to attend and stay for morning tea afterwards.

Bernie MeixnerASSISTANT PRINcIPAl IN RElIGIoUS IDENTITY AND MISSIoN

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seCONDarY CaMPUs NewsSecondary attendance hotline: 0488 626 818 - text messages only, otherwise please phone 8645 8568.

Primary Sports DayWill be held at Jubilee ParkFriday, September 6

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDPlease tick where you can assist and return it to your child's class teacher or campus office as soon as possible.Morning Session Games: Reception - Year 3 (9:45-10:45am)

Morning Session Games: Years 4-7 (9:45-10:45am)

High Jump/Long Jump: Years 6/7 ONLY (9:45am)

Mid Morning Games: Reception-Year 3 (11:15am-12:30pm)

Mid Morning Games: Years 4-7 (11:15am-12:30pm)

Sprints/Relays: All Year Levels (from 1:05pm)

Name: ..............................................................................

Child's name: ..............................................................................

Class: ..............................................................................

Contact No: ..............................................................................

Please return to campus office ASAP.

YEAR 10 AND 11 SUbJECT SELECTION fORMS

Students are reminded that 2014 subject selection forms are now overdue and should be returned to the college via care group teachers as soon as possible to allow the subject counselling process to commence.

EDUCATION NIGHTS fOR CURRENT YEAR 8 AND 9 STUDENTS

Parents and students are reminded that the current Year 9 cohort will have their education night next Tuesday, August 27 at centrals Football club at 7:30pm. The current Year 8 cohort will have their education night the following week at centrals Football club on Tuesday, September 3, commencing at 7:30pm.

pRE-SERVICE TEACHERS

The senior campus is hosting several pre-service teachers from different tertiary institutions at the moment.

Mr Rupesh Goel is working with Mrs Geldenhuys and Miss Torres in the areas of Mathematics and Physics.

Miss Bethany Hodgkinson is working with Miss Hannon and Ms Hopkins in the area of Home Economics and clothing and Textiles.

Miss Bronwyn Murphy is working with Miss Anttila and Mrs Smith in the areas of Music and Drama.

Miss lydia Sich is working with Mrs Boden in the areas of chemistry and Science.

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SpORTS DAY HELp!

Saint John's campus Sports Day will be held on Friday, Week 6, August 30 (next Friday). At this point we have a number of staff unavailable and are wondering if there are any parents who would like to help out! Anything from all day to half an hour would be greatly appreciated. Time in the canteen or raking long jump pits or handing out ribbons are jobs that can help the day run smoothly. If you can help, please contact me via the college on 8645 8568 or email matthew.quist@samaritan.catholic.edu.au

Thanks

Matt QuistSPoRT/PE cooRDINAToR

Self Esteem WorkshopsWe have decided to hold off on the workshops until Week 6. The first workshop will be on Thursday, August 29. If you are interested in attending or want more information please contact us by email. We will be accepting names until Monday, August 26.

The workshops consist of four sessions. Each participant will be provided with booklets to keep. The workshops aim to be fun, useful and relaxed. We will not make you do anything that you are not comfortable doing. Everyone is welcome and the workshops are not specific to year level or gender. These workshops are for people wanting to know more about self-esteem and people looking for strategies in building self-esteem. They are not only for people who experience low self-esteem.

We look forward to working with you!FRoM THE collEGE coUNSElloRS

cassandra.ward@samaritan.catholic.edu.aumichelle.gerblich@samaritan.catholic.edu.au

We welcome them to the Samaritan community and wish them well in their professional journey.

John LyonsDEPUTY PRINcIPAl (SEcoNDARY)

YEAR 11 RETREAT

last week the Year 11 students attended the annual retreat at Pichie Richie Park between Port Augusta and Quorn. The three days invited the students to explore the presence of God in their lives and engage in liturgical celebrations prepared by the students.

It was an enjoyable time to be away with the students who appreciated the opportunity to unwind and refocus after the rigours of the Research Project.

The students credited themselves with their attitude and participation in the activities. We also thank our hosts Nic and Jodie Boully at Pichie Richie Park.

YOUTH MASS

on Sunday, August 25, there will be a Youth Mass at olHc church at 5:30pm. Everyone welcome.

Ms Kirby Heath will also share her experiences of World Youth Day in Rio earlier this year.

8 GOLD MASS

on Wednesday, August 28, 8 Gold will celebrate Mass at Saint Teresa’s church. The students need to be at the church by 8:45am. Mass will begin at 9:00am. The students will walk back to campus after Mass and morning tea. Parents are most welcome to join us.

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH fESTIVAL

Expressions of interest are being sought from students in Year 9 to 12 to be part of the Australian catholic Youth Festival. Samaritan college is interested in being part of a diocesan group to travel to Melbourne for a three day festival in December.

If you are interested please contact Mr Meixner at Samaritan college. This will be a great way to meet like-minded people of your age in a fun and engaging way.

Purpose:

The Australian catholic Youth Festival exists to:

• Provide a high quality formative and experiential opportunity for young catholics to encounter Jesus christ, in the context of the catholic church in Australia;

• listen to and discuss the issues and challenges in the lives of young catholics in Australia;

• Evangelise young people and empower them to be evangelisers;

• Provide young people with local examples and connections of vocations, social action, liturgy and prayer, catholic music and catechesis.

The following links provides more information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMmcGfynWmY www.youthfestival.catholic.org.au

Bernie MeixnerASSISTANT PRINcIPAl IN RElIGIoUS IDENTITY AND MISSIoN

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WHYALLA SCHOOLS STAGE bAND

on July 31, the Whyalla Schools Stage Band went on its annual tour. The Whyalla Schools Stage Band is made up of students from all the high schools in Whyalla, with a few primary students. The following students from Samaritan college came on tour: Hudson Barsby (alto saxophone), Jennifer Barsby (percussion), Tori Ferguson (clarinet), Tyler Geihlich (alto saxophone), Zoe Geihlich (clarinet) and Matt Ryan (guitar).

This year we went to Adelaide for two nights, doing performances at crystal Brook Primary School, Pt Wakefield Area School and Pooraka Primary School on the way. Whilst in Adelaide the students visited the Adelaide Zoo to see the pandas, The Elder conservatory at the University of Adelaide where students attended performance forums and gained an insight on further study in Music, and managed to squeeze in a bit of shopping. The tour was concluded with the Band competing in the Balaklava Eisteddfod, where we came second in our division, which is an excellent result! All students involved represented their schools with pride and it was a fantastic experience for all.

Julia Anttila (MUSIc TEAcHER)

LUNCHEON WITH A TWIST

As part of English Pathways and literacy for Work in the community life students, alongside Mr Keating and Mrs Ryan visited cafe Primo.

lunchtime-Monday Students went to review the establishment, aiming to include the information gathered into their upcoming ‘Restaurant Review Assessment’ for SAcE. Both students and teachers alike enjoyed critiquing the service, food and facilities of cafe Primo, and are looking forward to commenting on this in their review. The walk down to The New Whyalla Hotel was made ever more pleasant due to the beautiful weather.

Kimberley Ryan lITERAcY FoR WoRK AND ENGlISH PATHWAYS TEAcHER

“This is the best assessment ever” said Olivia Chinnery in between mouthfuls of Chicken Parmigiana

“My steak was a bit overcooked, but I sent it back and it’s really nice now... I’ll have to include that in my review”

Carl Schwenke

OpEN bASKETbALL fINALS

on Friday the open girls basketball team competed in the Adelaide finals. They played teams from all over the state including Eudunda, Booleroo and Victor Harbor. After losing to Eudunda in the first game, they went on to win the next two games putting them into the grand final. Eudunda have been state champions for the past 3 years, however, in a very tense and exciting final Samaritan college won by a point. It was excellent to see the leadership and sportsmanship the girls displayed, and also the sense of achievement when being presented with their medals. A big thank you to Dana campion and Antoneta Rogers who assisted with the trip.

The team included:Rhianna StringerBrittany WhiteZoe crockerHayley RogersNikeisha McNamaraBianca clementsJasmine Bridgeman

Kirby HowellPE TEAcHER

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MURRAY VENTURE

At the beginning of Term 3 Year 10 students, in two single gender groups, embarked on a week of bushwalking and kayaking fondly known as The Murray Venture. The tradition of Murray Venture is held in very high regard by our school and the community and has been celebrated in one form or another for over 30 years. This year a decision to outsource Murray Venture to a company with specific expertise proved to be the perfect invigoration of this long standing institution, bringing a fresh perspective to the experience. Wilderness Escapes outdoor Adventures coordinated and provided all logistical planning and execution of the camp.

At its core Murray Venture invites Year 10 students to develop resilience, build relationships and overcome personal challenges and return with a greater perception of themselves and a sense of gratitude for the comforts of home and a new appreciation of the support from family and school.

In 2013 the ‘Murray’ was divided into two separate halves. A couple of days bushwalking and a couple kayaking providing two very different aspects of the camping experience. Both boys and girls groups were divided into 3 smaller groups for the bushwalking and set out with a teacher and a guide into Wirabarra Forest carrying up to 20kg of equipment, food and water each. The girls encountered cold and damp conditions but experienced creek crossings, foggy mornings and cooking by trangier in light rain inside a pine forest setting. The boys certainly had drier conditions but climbed Mount Ellen (where the view was spectacular) and crossed some reasonably rugged country. Both groups engaged in map reading and navigation, survival shelter building, emergency first aid and rescue situations. our guides provided information about ‘bush tucker’, star gazing, games and puzzles as well as tips on re organising packs, campsite management, zero impact camping and bush safety.

The second part of the week we were transported to Roonka Scout campsite outside of Blanchetown, as the starting point for our kayaking trek. conditions on the water were near perfect allowing students the opportunity to not only paddle well over 20km but take in the beautiful cliffs, backwaters and lagoons along the river. Again our guides were invaluable suggesting ways to maximise space within a kayak for all equipment, how to waterproof clothing and sleeping bags, safety on the water, paddling skills and team games to build collaboration.

Despite some students being well out of their comfort zone all distinguished themselves throughout the week. of course there were complaints of sore and stiff muscles, lamenting the lack of social media and mobile phones, take-away or family cooking and comfy beds but each took it in their stride

to engage with the event good heartedly and positively.....requests to stay a bit longer were even heard at the end of the week....some even asked if they could do it again next year.

organising a camp of such magnitude requires careful planning and support. I would like to publically thank the teachers who accompanied myself and the students for their week and made the experience a memorable one: Jillian Turnbull, Kate Nolan, Ryan Baker and John lyons. Their hard work and dedication was very much appreciated.

A big thank you must also go to all of the Wilderness Escapes staff who were exceptional: Kelsey, Matthew, lisa, Stevo, Jess, Jayden, Russell, Moira, Michael, lewis, and luke. Feedback from the guides was extremely complimentary to our school and particularly the students who impressed Wilderness Escapes as mature, helpful, engaging, respectful and friendly.

James KeatingYEAR 10 cooRDINAToR

“It was an awesome experience. I had lots of fun and would do it again. We smashed it out!’ andy Maxwell

“Challenging; but really worth it.” Joeulla Coulthard

“A once in a lifetime experience!” Catie Parish

“I enjoyed the kayaking the most.” Connor Margaritis

“Lewis (our guide) was a legend!” Kody Potter

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COMMUNiTY News"The services and events contained in this section are in no way connected with the school and are included in this

newsletter for your information only. Parents and caregivers need to make their own enquiries and assessments about the suitability of these events and services for their needs and those of their children.”

HEARTKIDS SA

Special fundraising event coming soon for Heartkids SA plus a poster competition to win great prizes!

Have mum/dad look for “Kazzas Helium” on Facebook for more information.

Thank you to all our Whyalla Show volunteersMichele Schoell Tania Taylor Terissa Shepherd Marina Schwerdt Rohan Schwerdt

Allen Gurnett Di Hancock Jenny Kondylas Martin McInerny Attya chen

Qiang chen Sharon MacManus Terry costello Rudell Helmers Kerry Ann Harman

leanne Freymark Kylie French Georga Tyson Vanessa Dempsey Vicki Schmitt

Rob Schmitt Heather Guest Rebecca Sinclair celia Quinn Mandy Schmidt

Madeleine Boundy Bernie Meixner Jenna Baulderstone cassie lewis Robyn Harris

Kirsty Reed lisa Judd Josh Quinn Mandy Quinn Geneveive Foran

Madeline Foran Megan Travers Ali Sanders lou Whitehouse Kerry Azzopardi

Mark Azzopardi Rita Marinkovich John lyons Marlene Kenny Damien Judd

Jeff Taylor owen Taylor Alex Taylor Isabella cumerlato cathie Morton

leanne Setford Monica cohen linda Plunkett Bernie Healey Rose cassar

Sr Helen Mills Nicole Bodzioch Diana Jeffery Grant Jeffery Emelia Manisalis

Nicola Faulds Kristy Howard lisa Howard Tyler callaghan Kevin Holland

Tanya cumarlato-Boundy

*Thank you to lisa & Kristy Howard, Nicola Faulds, leanne Setford & Georga Tyson for returning to help with the final cleaning!

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CHALLENGE

on Friday, August 9, thirty two of our Year 9 students embarked on the inaugural Science and Engineering challenge at the Whyalla Health and leisure centre. The event is hosted by the University of Newcastle, and aims to improve and entice student participation in the fields of Science and Mathematics in high schools, resulting in increased student numbers studying these subjects at university.

This was the first event held here in Whyalla, bringing together ten schools from around the Eyre Peninsula to compete against each other.

The students were grouped into teams of four and presented with an assortment of scenarios where they needed to employ a variety of skills, including team work, intuition and problem solving to be able to develop solutions to their scenario. Scores were awarded to teams based upon how well their solutions met the design criteria, or how effectively it performed the required tasks.

Scenarios presented to the students included building a hovercraft, a ‘Mars Rover’, an aeroplane and an eco-habitat, constructing a bridge, designing the electric circuits for a city and creating a solution to a ‘Pathway Problem’ and decoding messages from a satellite dish.

our students performed exceptionally well in each of their tasks, testament to their determination and learning

from their mistakes through a process of trial and error. As a result, Samaritan college came out on top of the leaderboard at the conclusion of the event.

We were presented with a trophy acknowledging the outcome, and an invitation to compete in the State Final, being held in Adelaide at the Superdrome, on Tuesday, August 27.

Thanks must go to Mrs Melissa Boden, Mr Tariro Ndoro and Miss lydia Sich for accompanying the students at the event on the day.

The students now leave for Adelaide on Monday next week, and we wish them the best of luck at the State Final!

Tony HallScIENcE cooRDINAToR