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NEWSLETTER

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Phone 07 5586 1000 Fax 07 5576 2511 Website www.marymount.qld.edu.au Email info@marymount.qld.edu.au

DEUS MEUS ET OMNIATERM 2 WEEK 09

Friday 15 June 2018CALENDAR DATES

Monday 18 - 22 JuneYear 10 Work Experience Week

Monday 18 - 29 June Year 11 & 12 In Class Exams

Wednesday 20 JuneTitan's Cup Challenge

Friday June 29Last Day Term TwoYear 12 Formal

Sunday 1 - Friday 6 JulyQISSRL confraternity Rugby League Carnival (Charters TowersQISSN Netball Carnival (Townsville)

TERM 3

Monday 16 JulyStudents return for Term 3

Tuesday 17 JulyParent/Teacher Online Bookings OpenYear 10 Immunisations

Wednesday 18 July6:00pm Debating

Wednesday 18 - 20 JulyYear 11 Retreat

Monday 23 July5:30pm Year 10 QTAC Information 7:00pm Year 12 QTAC Information

Tuesday 24 JulyCollege Tours 3:20pm-6:00pm Parent Teacher Interviews

Thursday 26 July All Day QCS Practice

Friday July 27Principal's AwardsYear 10 -12 9.00amYear 7 - 9 11.40am

Monday 30 July PISA Testing Year 10 & 11Cows Create Careers Presentation Day - LismoreCollege Athletics Carnival

Monday 6 August 6.00pm Senior VET Information Evening

Listening to our Community

In Term 3 2018, Brisbane Catholic Education will ask our community of students, parents and staff for their thoughts, opinions and ideas about the organisation via three separate surveys. These surveys will be administered during a month-long survey window from Friday 20 July 2018 to Monday 20 August 2018.

Surveys inform the Vision Beyond 2020 Project

Brisbane Catholic Education's mission to teach, challenge and transform involves many partners. Consulting with key stakeholders ensure their views are considered as we shape the future of Brisbane Catholic Education. The suite of surveys is one of the consultation mechanisms being used to provide a rich data source which will help to inform the future vision and decision making and strategy, contributing significantly to Brisbane Catholic Education's future work.

W hat will be learnt from the surveys

The aim of these surveys is to help schools and system leaders better understand the views and experiences of the key members of the community: students, parents and staff. The surveys will provide information on what is being done well and where there are opportunities for improvement. Surveying every two years (from 2018) will provide valuable information to help:

• plan for the future, as part of school and system improvement

• understand the experiences and expectations of parents

• learn more about students’ experiences of school life and their wellbeing

• better support staff across our schools and offices

• measure progress.

Debating News

Congratulations to the Junior A, Intermediate and Senior Debating teams who have a chance to make the debating finals. Thank you to Debating Coordinator Miss Janie-Marie Burgess, and Debating Coaches Mrs Annette McMahon, Mrs Sue Hurley, Ms Jennifer Gorman, Ms Mallory Lowe, Ms Susannah Treacy, Mr Josh Muir, and Mrs Katrina Nicholson for their dedication and support of these students.

Titans Rugby League Grand Finals

The Year 9/10 Team snatched victory in their semi-final 20-18 in the last minute of the game against Robina to advance to the Grand Final. In doing so they displayed speed, skill and character. Come to Pizzey Park 5:00pm Wednesday 20 June and lend support. You will enjoy their work.

The 1st XIII gave a more dominant and forceful display against St Michael’s College. Penalties cost them at several stages of the game and St Michael’s had the players to take advantage of this. Yet our boys continually rose to the challenge with fast, sweeping length of the field plays to win 40-12. Their Grand Final, also at Pizzey Park next Wednesday at 7:30pm, holds much promise and the boys are always appreciative of our support. Come along.

QISSN & Confraternity Teams Announced

It has been a challenging journey for the Open Netball and Rugby League players through the weeks of Term 2 as the day of team selection drew nearer. Yesterday’s announcement of the final teams for the QISSN Carnival in Townsville and the Confraternity Carnival in Charters Towers was a great occasion for the players selected. They have trained and played under the pressure of performing at their best since the start of the year. For those who put themselves forward and missed out, our commiserations to you. May these teams be worthy of the efforts you put in that pushed the chosen players harder for their selection.

Chris NoonanPrincipal

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RELIGIOUS LIFE OF THE COLLEGE

Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace.

Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is

injury, pardon;

where there is doubt, faith;

where there is despair, hope;

where there is darkness, light;

where there is sadness, joy.

O, Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be

consoled as to console;

to be understood as to understand;

to be loved as to love;

For it is in giving that we receive;

it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;

it is in dying that we are born again to eternal life.

PRAYER

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Year 9 Reflection Day

Congratulations to Year 9 students and Pastoral Care teachers who enjoyed their Reflection Day on Wednesday.

The experience of Reflection Days in Year 8 and 9 and the three day retreats in Year 11 and 12 are fondly remembered for many years afterwards as evidenced in the various events we’ve had as we’ve celebrated our 50th Anniversary Year so far.

As a teacher it is a privilege and a treat to observe our facilitator, Mr Michael Fitzpatrick, at work with our students. With his unique style of engaging young people, they are immediately interested out of curiosity and, as the day progresses, they become engrossed in the real purpose of the day. It’s that of bringing them to reflect on where they are at in themselves, how their relationships are going, issues within their cohort and identifying and naming some of the negative ones. What needs to change? And in the consideration of all of this what is the Jesus message? With humour, patience, great music, fun and laughter the students learn about respect for each other, the liberation of forgiveness and the power of contrition and the simple joy of being your own person.

Powerful by anyone’s measure things .

Year 11 Retreat

Year 11s now know which Retreat venue they will attend from 18-20 July. Any queries please contact me. Emails have been sent to parents via EdSmart, these can also be accessed via the Parent Portal (under Permission Slips). Students attending the Outlook retreat have been sent an additional medical form that is required by the venue.

Sunday Connect Mass

The invitation for Parish School Sunday Connect Mass for Year 10 students and their families and teachers on 24 June has been sent electronically in the past three weeks. It is hoped that as many students as possible will be able to attend. This is an excellent opportunity to get to meet other members of Burleigh Parish beyond the school environment.

Families Back on Track

Well done to the senior students and thank you to staff who attended Families Back on Track on Wednesday afternoon. This outreach allows students to share their time with some disadvantaged children and families; playing all kinds of games, doing craft work, enjoying a sausage sizzle, milk shakes and ice cream.

Year 9 Reflection Day gave students the opportunity to mix with others of the opposite sex, think about the qualities we truly respect within the grade along with the people who display these and to apologise for our wrong doings to others.

The day –which was led by the one and only Michael Fitzpatrick - began with finding a partner of the opposite sex with who we weren’t familiar. Although challenging for some, the majority of our cohort rose up to the occasion and had no trouble in finding a partner. To warm up to our partners, we played a game of Jockey up, Jockey down which was quite the experience!

As the day went on the activities became more meaningful. Some of these included dancing, reflecting on what faith really is, sharing your opinions on certain questions and a select group elaborating on why their answer was what it was.

This all led to the final activity, personally my favourite. Every student had to think of a person they admired or respected for one of their qualities or habits. It amazed me how we all united over this activity. Everyone who was in front of the microphone was seen as equal, new friendships developed, broken friendships were restored and the simple little things some students do every day were recognised. As a year level, we became one again.

Year 9 Reflection Day was a great success this year because of our dedicated teachers, the presenter and us, the Year 9 cohort, for stepping up, together, united.

Emily EdwardsYear 9 Insider

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STEM

QUT HIGH SCHOOL STEM INTERNSHIP

Young STEM interns relish a working holiday

While their peers were dreaming of Easter eggs over the last school holidays, 46 of Queensland’s brightest Year 12 students were dreaming up solutions to real world problems during STEM internships at QUT.

The annual QUT High School STEM Internships program is an intensive week that gets teenagers out of the classrooms and into real world research.

It utilises QUT’s world-class research facilities at the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI) at Kelvin Grove, Australian Centre for Robotic Vision, Institute of Future Environments and the Faculty of Engineering and Science Facility at Gardens Point, as well as the Queensland Institute of Medical Research at Herston.

The focus is Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), including health and environmental challenges facing today’s world.

QUT STEM teacher-in-residence, Patricia Hosking, said just 46 high schoolers from over 150 applicants were selected to assist QUT researchers.

“Each student is assigned to one of our already-established research groups where they are involved in projects ranging from migraine and infectious diseases research to inland tsunamis, exoplanets, robotic vision and designer drugs” she said.

“During the application process students had to describe the contribution they hoped to one day make to STEM research – and that’s really the point of this program. Students access very advanced laboratories and technology to experience cutting edge research and inspire them to forge a career in scientific research that will benefit humanity”.

During the program, students were not asked what they wanted to do when they grew up, but rather, what problems do you want to solve? The Speed Talks Breakfast keynote speaker, Naomi

Paxton, won the 2018 CSIRO Young Alumni Scholarship for Physics and shared messages from her first lecture when she was a student. “Your first job probably doesn’t even exist yet”. Professor Les Dawes, lead academic for the Environmental Engineering placement agrees. “30 years ago, I never thought I’d be doing what I’m doing now”.

Gayathri worked alongside researchers at QIMR who aim to develop a chlamydial vaccine. She is interested in STEM careers as it is the “most exciting field out there, it’s never slow or boring, it’s just really fast paced and really interesting”

Many students said talking to the researchers and alumni throughout the week revealed they had varied paths to their current jobs and hadn’t necessarily decided to study their current field straight out of school.

The young interns will return to QUT on May 30 for a research presentation evening to share their new knowledge.

The QUT High School STEM Internships program is fully funded by QUT. All participants are also inducted into the QUT STEM scholars program, which includes access to the STEM scholars’ virtual Facebook hub, and invitations to exclusive STEM education events and activities. Updates on all things STEM for Schools can be found in our Facebook group #STEMis4me. Successful applicants for Vice Chancellor STEM Camp which is held from 23 to 28 September 2018 include Luke Fraser, Conall Crowley and Will Galvin. Congratulations to Matilda for an exemplary presentation with her team on research undertaken in the field of Collision Avoidance for Unmanned Aircraft.

Kylie MathersHead of Technology & ICT

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At the conclusion of the preliminary series, we’re excited to report that all of our Junior A, Intermediate and Senior teams have a chance to make the finals series! Teams on a majority of wins will progress automatically, and teams on at least two wins may be chosen in a wildcard selection.

The Junior B competition is now a special novice experience for Year 7 and 8 students who are new to debating. They will see another two debates next term to complete a season of six debates, with no official finals series. Our enthusiastic pool of seventeen Year 7/8 students, comprising four teams, should be congratulated on their honourable representation of the College throughout this experience. They’ve been competitive in every debate, with adjudications almost exclusively on one-point margins, and eight wins from fifteen debates collectively. Well done!

Janie-Marie BurgessDebating Coordinator

Debating has provided us with a unique, enjoyable and rewarding opportunity that we would love to continue in future years.

Being around amazing people has made the time practicing, speaking and preparing an amusing and enjoyable time for everyone. At first, we were a bit unsure about what we got ourselves into, as Year 7 students new to high school and still settling in. But as the journey began we have both had an incredible experience. We are now extremely confident when it comes to speaking in front of people and creating speeches. We keep up with latest news and current affairs as most debate topics are about our modern-day society. The courage and support we get from not only our coaches, but from opposing teams, our teammates and even ourselves helps and guides us during debates. We all learn how to how to co-operate and share ideas to create good arguments. And finally, we have taught ourselves how to stand up in front of an audience with dot points and make up a whole conversation off the top of our head. Debating has been an incomparable experience and we will take many things out of it.

Porsha Cush and Mikayla HopkinsYear 7 Participants and Insiders

My team’s journey so far in debating has not only been fun and challenging but has given us the chance to develop our speaking skills, on-the-spot thinking and teamwork.

As seniors we are required to produce an 8-minute speech in under an hour, which gives us very little time to write out the speech, so during our preparation time we talk and talk and talk as a team to build our case. There is a certain feeling when you know you’ve poured hard work into your case and thought deeply about the topic, and you manage to pull off a win. Though it isn’t all about winning, it is more than that, it is about working as a team of speakers to put across a point. Invaluable.

Jackson LakeYear 11 Participant and Insider

Debating thus far has been a greatly beneficial experience that I am glad to be participating in.

Not only has it helped me to improve my persuasive writing techniques, public speaking and ability to think on the spot; but it has also furthered my ability to articulate my thoughts on a level that is both persuasive and concise.

Harrison DeanYear 10 Participant and Insider

My debating experiences benefitted me as I was very quiet and did not speak much.

But debating has made me feel more open. Sometimes you say stuff that you have never said before. Debating is a fun experience and everyone should give it a go.

Cassandra Grioli Year 8 Participant and Insider

My favourite part of debating so far has been in the short-prep room, as it is quite fun coming up with arguments to prepare and putting them into words in a short time limit.

Zane RussellYear 7 Participant and Insider

DEBATING

PRELIMINARY ROUND WRAP-UP

Congratulations to our automatic finalists: Intermediate A Team 1 (Year 10)• Sophie Roiter

• Jennaye McLintock

• Eliza Jones

• Madeline Hore

• Carly Griffith

Senior Team 2(Year 12) (UNDEFEATED!)• Gabriella Gorman

• Lauren Fitzpatrick

• Declan Patterson

• Jasmine Wedelstedt

Senior Team 3(Year 11)• Jackson Lake

• Conall Crowley

• Dominic Penisi

• Will Galvin

• Annabelle McCarthy

And our potential finalists:• Junior A Team 1 (Year 8)

• Intermediate B Team 1 (Year 10)

• Intermediate B Team 2 (Year 9)

• Senior Team 1 (Year 11/12)

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YEAR 7 CAMP

ICT

BIG DAY OUT AT UQ

Wow! What a great day out!!! I had so much fun up at the University of Queensland for the Big Day Out excursion, it was a blast.

All the speakers we heard were excellent, they have really shown us all the different possibilities there are for us when leaving school in regards to ICT and technology. Although, I am still not a hundred percent sure on what I want to do when I leave school, but at least now I know my options and I am planning for my future ahead. We had guest speakers from high end companies such as Technology One, which is Australia’s largest tech company. To be totally honest, my favourite speaker was definitely from Adobe, he was the funniest out of all of them. To Mr Hamilton and Mrs Faulks; our awesome teachers that went up to Brisbane with us, thank you so much for taking out your teaching time to help us with our future career paths. Without you, we would have never experienced such an awesome day. Finally, to Mrs Mathers who organised this for us, thank you so much, you are incredible.

Tara MacDonaldYear 10 Insider

Requests for AbsenceRequests for extended student absence must be made by a parent, in writing, two weeks in advance to the Principal.

Please advise:• Student Name• Year Level• Dates requested• Number of school days to

be missed• Reason for Extend-

ed Leave

Your request can be emailed to

info@marymount.qld.edu.au

Delivered to the College Re-ception, or posted:

Attention: Mr Chris Nooonan

Marymount College

PO Box 2144 Burleigh BC

QLD 4220

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SOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITY – TASTER DAYS (JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAYS)Southern Cross University Gold Coast campus welcomes Year 11 and 12 students to Taster Days which are being held over the July school holidays. The Taster Days are a fantastic opportunity for students to come on to campus and get a taste for university life and future career options, as well as to see the amazing facilities and gain insights from inspiring academics and current students.

DATE: Thursday 12 & Friday 13 JulyDetails were emailed to students earlier this week. Registrations are essential as places are limited. For more details and to register please visit - https://www.scu.edu.au/taster-days/ .

DEFENCE FORCE RECRUITING FEMALE ONLY YOU SESSION OPPORTUNITYDefence Force Recruiting is offering current candidates the opportunity to participate in a female-only Your Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) Session. DATE: Wednesday 11 July 2018 (9.00am start)VENUE: Defence Force Recruiting Gold Coast 14 Edgewater Court, Robina

Spaces are limited. Secure your spot by contacting Defence Force Recruiting on 13 19 01.

SOUTHPORT TAFE INFORMATION SESSIONYear 10, 11 and 12 students who are not sure what to study after school are invited to the Southport TAFE Information Session:

DATE: Tuesday 19 June 2018 (next week)TIME: 4.00pm – 7.00pmFind out about courses and careers you can study. Talk to experts and tour the Southport facilities. Accounting, Beauty, Business, Community Health (Youth Work, Counselling, Mental Health, Aged Care), Cyber Security, Early Childhood Education, Education Support, Events, Fitness, hairdressing, Hospitality, IT, Legal Services, Nursing, Project Management, Tourism, Bachelor Program pathways in Contemporary Music and Interactive Gaming & Design. To register, visit tafeqld.edu.au or phone 1300 308 233.

DREAMWORLD VETiS RECRUITMENT AND INFORMATION NIGHTPrestige Service Training and Dreamworld are offering the Certificate II in Tourism as a starting point to a potential career path while students are still at school. You will learn great customer service, industry know-how and gain practical hands-on training at Dreamworld. Students must be in Years 10, 11 or 12 and the qualification requires one lesson per week (every Friday 9.00am – 3.00pm commencing Friday 20 July 2018).

Information Session Time: Tuesday 19 June (4.00pm – 5.00pm)

Students and parents are to meet at the Security Gate between Dreamworld and White Water World. To find out more, call 5667 7224 or email: learnmore@pst.edu.au or visit www.pst.edu.au.

YEAR 10 WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMWe wish all of our Year 10 students all the best as they embark on a week of work experience from next Monday. Much preparation has happened in classes. Thank you to Mr Kevin Corner (Pastoral Coordinator), Mrs Belinda Faulks (Assistant Pastoral Coordinator) and their Pastoral Care Team for their support here, and for their visits to workplaces next week. A massive thank you also to Ms Terri Webster (Industry Liaison Officer - Careers Centre) for her countless hours in ensuring that the program is expertly organised.

CAREERS INFORMATION

RESUME WRITING SERVICE

Whether you are applying for a job, scholarship, or volunteer position, your resume is the first very important step towards gaining those opportunities.

The Marymount Careers Centre Team would like to encourage students to take advantage of our professional one-on-one resume writing service.

We are able to provide guidance in terms of resume content as well as format and are also very happy to work with students on interview preparation.

Office hours are 8:00am – 4:00pm Monday to Friday.

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SPORT

SPORTS REPORTSPORTING RESULTS

Thursday Sport

All students need to wear sunscreen and

their College Hat PLUS they must bring a drink

bottle with them for the afternoon games.

Student Sporting Results

Any student who achieves outstanding results in any sporting field and wants to be acknowledged in the newsletter and considered for our end of year major sporting awards needs to make sure they let Mr Balym know about the results.

This information can be emailed directly to Mr Balym: tbalym@marymount.qld.edu.au

Semester 2 Sport

We have had our first week of trials for our interschool sport teams and it was pleasing to see lots of students with the required equipment. However, there were still quite a few students without the correct equipment. Please make sure your child has the correct safety equipment as they will not be allowed to participate without it.

BOYS GIRLSIndoor Cricket (own protective gear and bat)

AFL (mouth guard, boots, long socks & school football shorts)

Futsal (shin pads & long socks)

Netball

Oztag Soccer (shin pads & long socks)

Rugby League (mouth guard, boots, long socks & school football shorts)

Touch Football

Tennis (tennis racquet) Volleyball

Interschool Sport Referees

Call out for anyone with qualifications to referee in any of our interschool sports and a blue card. If you would like to receive a little extra cash and are available between 1pm and 2:15pm on a Thursday afternoon in term 3 you can contact me at tbalym@marymount.qld.edu.au and I can pass on more information about how you could be involved.

South Coast Regional Representatives

Congratulations to the following students on being selected to represent the School Sport South Coast regional team at the State titles:

Jimi Pedlow – 12 years boys Touch Football Team

Griffin Kirwan – Cross Country Team

Good luck at your State Titles later in the year

Trent BalymProgram Leader Sport

Yesterday afternoon saw 30 girls from Marymount College and St Michael’s College come together to play a friendly Rugby 7’s match.

To be completely honest with you, it really had nothing to do with rugby at all. It had to do with providing teenage girls an opportunity to mix with various age groups, abilities, friendship groups and different schools, using rugby as the vechicle.

Marymount girls were amazing not just scoring tries, smashing tackles but also in welcoming other developing rugby players to a safe place where everyone was there for one reason, to develop more confidence in the physical game of rugby 7s.

Thank you to the staff who cheered the girls on, they really felt like rock stars, as many are still very new and shy to the sport of rugby.

Sport reveals character, it shapes the person and provides a place where people can come together. Yesterday, Marymount College provided this opportunity and our girls were wonderful hosts and this was evident from the thank you speeches right down to a group photo. If you see them please congratulate them.

Hannah RichardsonHPE Coordinator

GIRLS RUBGY 7'S

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SPORT

1ST XIII RUGBY LEAGUE REPORT

NewsletterArchive

Student Withdrawal

If a family makes a decision to withdraw a student from the College, one full term’s notice is requested in writing to the Principal of the College. If the requested notice is not given, up to one full term fees and levies may be charged in lieu of notice. Your financial commitment is an important part of the life of the College and we thank you for your support and involvement.

The 1st XIII have managed to make it to the Titans Cup Grand Final (next Wednesday @ 7.30pm @ the Burleigh Bears), with a strong win over St Michael’s College. The Year 9/10 team, coached/managed by Mr Browne, Mr Peter Carroll and Mr Ryan will have a 5.30pm kickoff for their Grand Final.

In a one-sided affair, the Makos led 22-6 at the break and carried on with the job to run out 40-12 victors.

Tries were scored by: Xavier Coates (VCapt), Josiah Glogoski, Paddy O’Brien, Jack Hamlet, Cole Geyer (Capt), Henry Bryant and Riley Kiwan. Oliver Singh had a good evening with the boot, kicking 6 from 7 conversions.

The Mako of the Match votes were very evenly spread between: Geyer, Singh, Max Mallory, Jack Davidson, Lachlan Box (1), Hamlet, Matt Kubatka (2), Coates, Bryant, Glogoski, O’Brien and Charlie (Callum) Murray (3).

Well done to Box who stepped up this week to cover injuries.

With only 2 weeks left until we head to Charters Towers the boys have a very busy agenda including their Pre-Confro Parent/Player Brunch this Sunday, the Grand Final next Wednesday and the Makos Skills Day next Sunday. On top of all of that they have their End of Semester Exams which we wish them well in. School work and education are always PRIORITY ONE in our program.

The Confraternity Team was presented to the College on Thursday at the sports assembly. Congratulations to all those selected. We feel for those who trained so hard but just missed out - they have however pushed the others for selection making our team as strong as it is.

Up the Makos!!!

Jason Hamilton/Matt Geyer1st XIII Coaches

Rugby League Makos Skills Morning 2018

All Marymount Rugby

League boys from

both the Primary

and College are

encouraged to attend

DEUS MEUS ET OMNIA

9:00am—12:00pm Sunday 24 June 2018

All Marymount Rugby League boys from Marymount Primary and College are encouraged to attend this skills training session. Boys who are new to the game or

interested in learning are more than welcome to attend.

Venue: Marymount College Main Field (aka Makoland) Bring: Mouthguard, boots, training gear, & hat

Sausage Sizzle and Drink provided

MARYMOUNT MAKOS RUGBY LEAGUE

261-283 Reedy Creek Road Burleigh Waters QLD 4220www.marymount.qld.edu.au info@marymount.qld.edu.au

Ph: 075586 1000 Fax: 075576 2511

Parents with questions are encouraged to contact Mr Jason Hamilton - 1st XIII Coach jhamilton@marymount.qld.edu.au

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2018 CONFRATERNITY RUBGY LEAGUE - FINAL TEAM LIST

A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE OTHER PLAYERS WHO HAVE TRAINED AND

TRIED SO HARD. YOUR HARD WORK HAS MADE

EVERYONE BETTER.

Bailey Tarrant Touch Judge

Jacob Browne Academic Captain

Videographer/Stats

Matthew Kubatka Interchange #20

Nate Rached College Captain Interchange #19

Bede Creedy Interchange #18

Reece Browne Interchange #17

Jarman Wilson Interchange #16

Riley Kirwan Interchange #15

Zane Jeffries Interchange #14

Charlie Murray Lock #13

Xavier Coates House Captain

Second Row #12

Jack Davidson Second Row #11

Sebastian Schubert-Arriaza Front Row #10

Cole Geyer 1st XIII Captain/Sport Captain

Hooker #9

Reegan Creedy Front Row #8

Oliver Singh 1/2 #7

Harry Bryant 5/8 #6

Josiah Glogoski Wing #5

Jack Hamlet Centre #4

Paddy O'Brien Centre #3

Max Mallory Wing #2

Tyler Mahon Fullback #1

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for students of Yuhigaoka Gakuen High School from JAPAN

attending Marymount College

6 Aug – 19 AUGUST 2018

One student per homestay for 13 nights and the payment will be $440

Families are asked to provide all meals and a friendly home for their student

Students will travel to and from

school each day the same way as arranged for your own children (please provide transportation fee)

The students are 15-17 years old

24/7 Japanese/English support provided by ISS

All family members over the age

of 18 will need Blue Cards (Volunteer, no cost) Please contact the school office below if you don’t have one.

If you are hosting another Japanese student during group’s stay, please refrain from becoming a host family for Yuhigaoka Gakuen students.

Please contact:

Kanae Aki (Japanese Teacher – kaki@marymount.qld.edu.au)

to obtain a Host Family Application Form

Yoko Sugimoto (ISS – Study Tour Organiser) 3870-9114 / operations@griffithiss.com.au

Thank you ありがとうございます

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