Dear Members of the St Patrick’s Family, Welcome back to Term 3 and I trust that the holidays were a time for all to regroup and recharge for what will be another busy term. Over the holidays a number of staff, students and parents participated in various tours. Congratulations and thank you to all involved in the Malaysian tour, the New Zealand Rugby and Soccer tour and the Confraternity Rugby League tour. From all reports each tour was very successful and the students represented their College with distinction. Also congratulations to Giles Beveridge, Terrin Walls and Jarrod Watson for their selection in the Queensland schoolboys rugby team which competed in the Australian Championships at Ballymore last week. A special congratulation to Terrin Walls who was subsequently selected in the Australian A schoolboy team. This is an outstanding achievement. Well done Terrin. This term a number of staff are on leave for various reasons, and as a result a number of new staff join St Patrick’s College to replace these staff. They include: Julie Catalan (replacing Katie Spencer), Paul Schaumberg (replacing Justin Moro), Philip de Villiers (replacing Rob Morris/Geoff Samuels), Michael Bramwell (replacing Craig McDonald), Doug Locke (replacing Dionne Tually), Mr Ric Porter is undertaking a special numeracy project working with small groups of students at the College this semester. His classes will be taken by Blair Drabble. Also, Mr Pat Bourke is still unwell and will not return to the College this term. Finally, Mr Chris Carlill is on paternity leave for weeks 1 and 2 of the term and his place will be taken by Natalie McDonald. I take this opportunity to welcome all these staff to St Patrick’s College. Over the next couple of weeks there are a number of important events happening at the College including: YEARS 8, 9, 10 SOCIAL - SATURDAY 16 JULY PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS - MONDAY 18 JULY TRIMESTER 2 CO CURRICULAR ASSEMBLY - TUESDAY 19 JULY WATERFORD BUILDING OPENING - THURSDAY 21 JULY TUTOR GROUP PHOTOS - FRIDAY 22 JULY I encourage families to use the College calendar and website to monitor what events are happening during Term 3. I wish to especially mention the Waterford Building opening which is on Thursday 21 July beginning at 9am in the courtyard area. All families are welcome to attend this special event. It has been brought to my attention that the Brisbane City Council staff have been taking photos of cars that are parking illegally in front of the College. Subsequently, infringement notices and fines have been issued. Please be aware of this and follow the correct procedures for parking around the College. Term 3 is traditionally a full and busy term. It is also a very important term from an academic perspective. It is important that all students switch out of ‘holiday mode’ and into ‘school mode’ from the start of the term. Issues such as homework, assignments and study must begin from the start of the term. Good luck to all families during Term 3. God Bless

DR MICHAEL CARROLL COLLEGE PRINCIPAL

14 July 2011 No. 20

School finishes at 

3.05pm from  

Monday 11 July 

N F T

Thursday 21 July 9am 

ALL WELCOME 

Helpers required with morning tea  

please contact Jan Thompson on 3631 9015 

W B O

P T I

Monday18thJulyStudentsDismissedat

1.30pm

STUDENTS

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CURRICULUM— CHRIS CAMPBELL

Term 3 is a particularly busy academic period for the students. Boys in Year 12 will complete final preparation for the Queens-land Core Skills Test which will be held on August 30 and 31. As part of the preparation for this program two practice days have been set aside for all students completing QCS. These days will take place on Monday and Tuesday 8 and 9 August and will be full day practices. Please note, unlike previous years, Tuesday 9 August is not the day of the Year 12 formal. For Year 12 students who are not completing the QCS Test, arrangements are being made for students who are part of the Work Education course, to complete extra days of work placement with their employer. A letter has been prepared for all Work Education students to give to their employer at work placement next week. This letter asks the employer if they would be pre-pared to have the student work with them on Monday and Tuesday the 8th and 9th of August as well as Tuesday August 30 and Wednesday August 31. This should not be an issue as it is a scheduled work placement day for most Year 12’s. Whilst this is at the discretion of the employer, those we have contacted to date have indicated their willingness to allow students to partake in the extra days. Throughout August, Year 10 students will undertake their subject selection process for Years 11 and 12. This process will involve a number of important steps. On Friday 5 August, Heads of Curriculum will meet with all Year 10’s during period one and two. Dur-ing this time they will speak about what is involved in subject areas offered in the Senior School at St Patrick’s. Students will re-ceive QTAC information as well as direction regarding online subject selection. This session will be followed by a parent infor-mation evening on Monday 15 August. More information about this evening as well as further initiatives for Year 10 will be released in the coming weeks. Students in Years 7-9 will continue to utilise the netbooks as a big component of their classwork. Units across a range of subjects are being released through the OneNote function, which is becoming the preferred way to interact with students at a curriculum level. A note to students, especially Year 12, who may be interested in pursuing apprenticeships after their formal school. Quuensland Rail, Energex and the Housing Industry of Australia (HIA) are currently calling for applications for apprenticeships and train-eeships. These applications close at the end of next week, so students need to move quickly to access, log on to the homepage of each of the three areas. This coming Monday sees the second of the College’s Parent-Teacher Interview evenings. I often speak of the importance of the three way partnership between teachers boys and parents, Evenings such as these are an important part of this concept. I encour-age all parents to take advantage of this evening. Welcome back to all in what is always a very important term.

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EREA was established in 2007 by the Chris an Brothers to conduct their schools. 

The EREA Board has commissioned the Centre for Authen c and Crea ve Leadership at Australia Catholic University to 

undertake a review of the implementa on of EREA. The review team will consist of Professor Anne Cummins, Associate 

Professor Michael Bezzina and Dr Anne Benjamin. 

The purpose of the review is to provide insight into the organiza onal effec veness of EREA related to its expressed 

purpose, and to make recommenda ons regarding the next stage of its evolu on. 

The Review will be conducted between June and November and will report in December. Members  of the EREA 

community will be invited to contribute to the Review through surveys, interviews and focus groups. For inquiries about 

the Review please contact the review team at ereareview@acu.edu.au. 

ReviewofEdmundRiceEducationAustralia

STUDENTS

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL STAFF AND ADMINISTRATION — RAY CELEGATO

SCHOOL PHOTOS

A reminder that Tutor Group and individual photos will be taken on

Friday 22nd July

An envelope for ordering has been distributed to each boy in their tutor class this week. If your son has not received one please see Mrs Parker in the Curriculum Office.

Also, see Mrs Parker for a separate order form for sibling photos.

PHOTO DAY SCHEDULE

FRIDAY 22 JULY CALLAN CENTRE

8:30am Rice Tutor Groups (7) 8:55am Mooney Tutor Groups (7) 9:20am Treacy Tutor Groups (7) 9:45am O’Rourke Tutor Groups (7) 10:10am Son’s of Old Boys Photo Students attending the College Years 5-12 10:25am Morning Tea 10:50am Coffey Tutor Groups (7) 11:15am Ryan Tutor Groups (7) 11.40am Kennedy Tutor Group (7) 12.10pm Siblings 12.20pm Lunch 2:05pm Xavier Tutor Groups (7) 2.30pm Quane Tutor Groups (7)

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WELCOME TO SEMESTER 2 I hope everyone had a relaxing break and used the time to spend with family and friends. SEMESTER 1 REPORTS Please discuss your son’s Semester 1 report with him and help him set clear goals for the second semester. It is im-portant to acknowledge the good work your son is doing but also take note of the teacher’s comments about areas to work on. Overall the results across the College were quite good but each individual student must take steps to contin-ue to improve. Students who are performing well in their classes generally are also showing positive behaviour. Please also maintain strong communication with the staff, either by writing notes in the Student Diary, email or via the phone. UNIFORM AND GROOMING The appearance of many students was excellent to start the term. I was disappointed that some students however re-turned to school obviously not adhering to the College’s Hair and Grooming Policy. Being a part of St Patrick’s is linked to the expectation that every student adheres to the set guidelines. This requires discipline and cooperation. Could all families please ensure that their son attends school with the full uniform – including tie, blazer (Yrs 10-12) and correct shoes - and appropriate hair. These matters must be dealt with this week. SENIOR FORMAL There are a number of Year 12 students who have not paid for the Senior Formal. If these boys are able to finalise payment and see Mrs Fowlie in the Student Office to organise their tables. YEAR 8-9-10 SOCIAL Will held this Saturday 16 July. Normal school rules and expectations apply. We need parents to assist with the run-ning of the Social – on the front door, in the cloakroom, selling drinks, general supervision. We cannot run the social without parental support. If you can help please contact Mrs Fowlie in the Student Office (36319070) Venue – Sandgate PCYC Dempster Street, Deagon Time- 7.00 to 10.00 pm Clothing – closed footwear is essential, no offensive T-Shirts etc Cost - $10 Attendance – only St Patrick’s Year 8-9-10 boys plus female students from invited Colleges – St Rita’s, St John Fisher, Mt Alvernia, All Hallows, Mt Maria –Petrie, Clayfield College, St Margaret’s and Mary Mackillop

STUDENTS

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL STUDENT FORMATION — FRANK TORRISI

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New Zealand Tour Raffle

THE RAFFLE WAS DRAWN AT THE LAST COLLEGE ASSEMBLY FOR TERM 2.

THE FRAMED WALLABIES JERSEY WAS WON BY KAREN ST LEDGER.

THE 2 ROAR GAME PASSES WERE WON BY MARK AND HELEN EDWARDS

Five Cent Coins Needed Please For the past three years we have had over 100 students taking part in the 40 Hour Famine. The focus country of this year’s 40 Hour Famine is East Timor—Australia’s nearest neighbour, and one which St Patrick’s has formed a number of relationships with in recent years, and also one of the poorest countries on earth. As part of this year’s famine we would like to gather 50 000 five cent coins. This will help us to raise $2,500 to help the people of East Timor — enough to feed a family of five for five years. As well as raising funds, the 50, 000 coins will also serve an awareness function. It is estimated that 50, 000 people die of hunger or other poverty related causes every day. This number is very hard to imagine, but it is hoped that these coins will provide a great visual representation of the extent and impact of extreme poverty in our world, and motivate us all to do more about it. We are asking every student to bring 50 five cent coins each (more if desired) to help this great cause. Please get behind us.

IDENTITY & MINISTRY

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL IDENTITY— MATTHEW HAWKINS

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A s I wrote in my last Calling article of Term 2, I was fortunate enough to spend ten days of my holidays in the Philippines, as a guest of the Christian Brothers in

the diocese of Kabankalan on the island of Negros. I had been invited to participate in a Ministry Planning Workshop and had been asked to bring the perspective of Edmund Rice Education Australia schools with experience in immersions and partnerships. I have a strong belief, built through immersion experiences in South Africa, the Philippines and India, that the more authenti-cally we can move from a position of charity (ie the notion of the rich white people coming with money and answers to help “the poor people”) to a position of solidarity (ie a mutual relationship based on respect where all parties contribute and benefit to the partnership), the sooner real justice can be achieved. This is all about perspective, and one’s perspective can change if one’s eyes, mind and heart are opened to the other. Not only has my perspective been challenged and transformed on every global immersion experience I have had, including this past fortnight in the Philippines, but I have seen many students and staff have similarly profound responses. However, it is worth noting that one does need to enter these experiences with an openness to what lies ahead. Some may have heard the story of a visitor to one of Mother Teresa’s hospices for the dying in Calcutta, who when watching Mother Teresa clean a particularly repulsive ulcer on a patient, blurted out, “I would not do that for a million dollars!” To which Mother Teresa replied, “Neither would I.” She was doing it for the love of Christ, giving witness to her faith in a way which boggles the minds of most of us today.

It is of course reminiscent of Matthew’s gospel where we are told that the times when we fed the hungry, clothed the naked, welcomed the stranger and visited the sick, we did it for Christ. This kind of commitment, if it is to be completely authentic, also needs to be based in humility. It cannot be about the rewards we may receive or the recognition we may obtain. Also in Matthew’s gospel, the Lord warns against a form of “charity” which proceeds from a desire for recognition rather than from a true love of neighbour in: “Be careful not to do your 'acts of righteousness' before men, to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven. So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets …But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” We hope that at St Patrick’s, we are providing not only oppor-tunities for our students to be of service to others, but also the wisdom to do so humbly, and in genuine relationship with peo-ple. This will be at the forefront of our minds this term, as we send four Year 11 students to East Timor on August 1, and begin our formation program for the boys travelling to India in November and December. And of course, for our students and staff who give of themselves every week on the Paddies Van or in other numerous ways, you may not be doing it for the appreciation, but I guarantee we appreciate you anyway! Have a great term.

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MINISTRY

COUNSELLOR—EMILY ROTTA

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Date Event Link for more information

16 & 17 July TSXPO Tertiary Students Expo www.tsxpo.org/

20 July Australian Catholic University Open Day, Brisbane Campus Banyo

www.acu.edu.au

27 July Southbank Institute of Technology Study 2012 Info Evening

www.southbank.edu.au/site/about/ events/infoSessions.asp

31 July QUT Open Day

www.openday.qut.edu.au/

7 August University of Queensland, St Lucia Campus, Open Day

www.uq.edu.au/openday/

University of Southern Queensland, Fraser Coast Campus

www.usq.edu.au/openday

CQ University, Mackay and Noosa Campuses, Open Day

http://content.cqu.edu.au/FCWViewer/view.do?page=13435

14 August Griffith University Open Day

www.griffith.edu.au/open-day/

CQ University, Bundaberg Campus, Open Day http://content.cqu.edu.au/FCWViewer/view.do?page=13435

University of the Sunshine Coast Open Day www.usc.edu.au/students/Future/Info/OpenDay/openday.htm

18 August St Patrick’s Yr 10 Careers Expo Period 1 &2

21 August

University of Queensland, Gatton Campus, Open Day

www.uq.edu.au/openday/

University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba Campus

www.usq.edu.au/openday

James Cook University, Cairns Campus, Open Day www.jcu.edu.au

CQ University, Rockhampton Campus, Open Day http://content.cqu.edu.au/FCWViewer/

view.do?page=13435 QUT Caboolture Campus Open Day www.qut.edu.au/explore/events

24 August University of Queensland, Ipswich Campus, Open Day

www.uq.edu.au/openday/

27 August Australian Catholic University Open Day

www.acu.edu.au

28 August University of Southern Queensland, Springfield Campus

www.usq.edu.au/openday

James Cook University, Townsville Campus Open Day

www.jcu.edu.au

13 September St Patrick’s Yr 12 QTAC Information Night

MINISTRY cont...

COUNSELLOR—EMILY ROTTA

2011 CAREER AND COURSE OPEN DAYS AND EXPOS

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ACTIVITIES

CONGRATULATIONS Ross Mayberry (Year 7) – selected into the Queensland Primary Schools Hockey Team. Tom Giuliano (Year 6) – selected into the Queensland Primary Schools AFL Team. Giles Beveridge (Year 12) & Jarrod Watson (Year 12) – selected in the Queensland 2 Open Schoolboys Rugby Union Team. Terrin Walls (Year 12) – selected in the Queensland 1 Open Schoolboys Rugby Union Team. Terrin Walls (Year 12) – selected in the Australia ‘A’ Open Schoolboys Rugby Union Team. Owen Jones (Year 7) – selected to play in the ‘Possible/Probable’ game at the Queensland Primary U12 Rugby League Championships held over the holidays. Owen was also commended on his overall high level of sportsmanship. Well done Owen! Ryan Pearson (Year 9), Matthew Hall (Year 12) & James Kelly (Year 12) – selected into the Metropolitan North Secondary Cross Country Team to compete at the Queensland Championships this weekend in Ipswich. Lucas Lutter (Year 6) - selected into the Metropolitan North Primary Cross Country Team to compete at the Queensland Cham-pionships this weekend in Roma. Hamish Chapman (Year 8) – played in the Queensland 12 years and under Indoor Cricket Team. They were runners up in the Australian Junior Indoor Cricket Championships last week held in Melbourne.QLD played NSW in the final but were beaten in a close game.

SPC Basketball AIC Basketball Trials

vs St Peter’s Lutheran College 30th July 2011

Basketball Game Details

  

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DIRECTOR OF SPORT— LUKE DONATINI

BASKETBALL COORDINATOR — STEVE COPPING

TEAM TIME VENUE

1sts 1.00pm SPLC – Gymnasium Court

2nds 12.00pm SPLC – Gymnasium Court

3rds 10.00am SPLC – Gymnasium Court

16A 11.00am SPLC – Gymnasium Court

15A 9.00am SPLC – Gymnasium Court

15B 8.00am SPLC – Gymnasium Court

14A 1.00pm SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

14B 12.00pm SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

14C 11.00am SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

13A 10.00am SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

13B 9.00am SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

13C 8.00am SPLC – Outside Gymnasium Court 1

ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES CONT’D

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SPC TENNIS AIC Tennis Trials

St Peter’s Lutheran College 30th July 2011

Tennis Game Details

SPC CROSS COUNTRY St Patrick’s College Invitational AIC Cross Country

Saturday 16th July CURLEW PARK, Sandgate

A Canteen will be in operation — Sports medicine trainer will be in attendance

WE REQUEST THAT NO DOGS TO BE AT CURLEW PARK

Come and run with the ‘X Men’!

TENNIS COORDINATOR — BROTHER CHRIS PRITCHARD

CROSS COUNTRY COORDINATOR’S — CRAIG GUNN & PAUL TOOHEY

TEAM TIME HOME

OR AWAY

VENUE

1sts 8.30am Away Lohe Street Court 1 & 2 - St Peters Lutheran

2nds 8.30am Away Lohe Street Court 3 & 4 - St Peters Lutheran

3rds 8.30am Away Lohe Street Court 5 & 6 - St Peters Lutheran

16A 8.30am Away Stolz Court 1 & 2 - St Peters Lutheran College, Entry via Lambert Road, Indooroopilly

16B 8.30am Away Stolz Court 1 & 2 - St Peters Lutheran College, Entry via Lambert Road, Indooroopilly

15A 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

15B 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

14A 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

14B 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

13A 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

13B 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre, 751 Beams Road Carseldine

EVENT TIME DISTANCE 13 Years 9.00am 3 km’s 14 Years 9.20am 4 km’s 15 Years 9.40am 4 km’s 16 Years 10.00am 6 km’s OPEN 10.30am 6 km’s

SPC TRACK & FIELD

JUNIOR TRACK & FIELD (CIC) - MS CASSANDRA HARDEN Any questions please contact - Cassandra Harden charden@stpatricks.qld.edu.au Athletics training has started. Many boys have braved the cold and started training hard. Squad training is held Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. There is also specific event trainings being held during morning teas and lunch times, and middle distance training held on Monday afternoons. I encourage all boys to come down and take part, all boys are wel-come. Our first meet is Saturday the 23 July at Nudgee College. If your son needs a lift (so that we can organise a bus) or if you are available to help out on Saturdays can you please let Cassandra Harden know. SPC JUNIOR TRACK & FIELD TRAINING SCHEDULE (COMMENCING TERM 3)

ACTIVITIES CONT’D

ATHLETICS COORDINATORS — Luke Donatini (AIC) and Cassandra Harden (CIC)

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Before School (6.45am – 7.45am) Drills/Sprints

(6.45am – 7.45am)

Drills/Sprints

(7.15am – 8.00am) Relays

Morning Tea

Hurdle Drills

High Jump

Junior Lunch Time

Hurdles

Long Jump

Shot Put

After School (3.00pm – 4.30pm)

800m

(3.00pm – 4.30pm)

Specialist Long/Shot (top 2 ath-letes per

age group)

Please Note: There may be some slight changes from the previous training schedule

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Before School (6.45am – 8.00am)

Hurdles & Sprints

Morning Tea

Team Meeting

Senior Lunch Time

High Jump (Under 14 –

Opens)

After School (3.20pm – 4.45pm)

Curlew Park (July)/

Nudgee Track

(August on-wards)

BACK OVAL Specialist

Long/Triple (top 4 athletes

per age group)

Curlew Park (July)/ Nudgee

Track (August onwards)

Curlew Park (July)/ Nudgee

Track (August onwards)

Competition Meets

commencing 26th August at

SAF

SPC Senior (AIC) Track & Field Training Schedule

ACTIVITIES CONT’D

ATHLETICS COORDINATORS — Luke Donatini (AIC) and Cassandra Harden (CIC)

This is our working Training Schedule for AIC Track and Field. Please note that some training sessions may change or be added but those involved will be no-

tified of this by the specific event group coach/es. It is also recommended that all SPC athletes also arrange at least one (1) GYM session per week to work on general and core strength.

SPC Event Group Coaches for AIC in 2011 Sprints – Mr Tim Hoysted (thoysted@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) & Mitchell Jones Relays – Mr Tim Hoysted & Mr Ryan Schultz (rschultz@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) 400m/800m – Mr Ryan Schultz & Mr Tom Lonergan (lonert24@gmail.com) 800m/1500m – Mr Blair Drabble (bdrabble@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) & Mr Tom Lonergan (lonert24@gmail.com) Hurdles/High Jump – Mr Luke Donatini (ldonatini@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) Long Jump/Triple Jump – Mrs Marthy Watson (mwatson@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) Throws (Shot/Discus/Javelin) – Mrs Helen Roberts (hrobe13@eq.edu.au),  Mrs Kate Colahan (kco23608@bigpond.net.au) & Ms Cassie Harden (charden@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) Administration – Mr Luke Donatini (ldonatini@stpatricks.qld.edu.au), Mr Robert Morris (rmorris@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) &  Mr Ryan Schultz (rschultz@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) Assisting with Distance Events – Mr Craig Gunn (cgunn@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) 

We have two fantastic teams playing AFL this year, an under 14 and under 16 team. Last year, our

under 16 team won the premiership, whilst our under 14 team finished second. We usually play on

Monday afternoons, however because of parent-teacher interviews our first game of the season will

probably be on Tuesday afternoon 19 July. Training is Thursday mornings from 6.30 – 8am at

Curlew Park. We play three games in the preliminary draw before the top two teams from each draw move into the

semi-finals competition.

The under 14 coach is Mr Aaron Kerr, the under 16 coach is Mr Dom Crowley. Any old boys or parents who are keen AFL sup-

porters are encouraged to come along and assist with training and games.

Boys are expected to be in full AFL uniform which consists of SPC sport shorts, rugby or football socks and boots. The school will

be providing the jerseys – that must be returned to coaches every week.

Please contact Mr Dom Crowley (dcrowley@stpatricks.qld.edu.au) for further information about AFL at St Patrick’s.

GENERAL SPORTING NOTICE

For anyone interested within the St Patrick’s College Community, there is a Bayside to Bald Hills event supporting Camp Quality which supports

children with cancer. This may be a good way of supporting a worthy charity and also would be

beneficial to our students preparing for athletics, tennis or basketball.

For more details you can visit the web site www.greenapplewellness.com.au

DATE VENUE OPPONENT TIME

Tuesday 19th July Zillmere AFL Club

Zillmere Rd, Zillmere Padua College

Under 14s start at 4.15pm

Under 16s start at 5.15pm Monday 25th July Zillmere AFL Club

Zillmere Rd, Zillmere

Marist College

Ashgrove

Monday 1st August Yet to be confirmed Iona College

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AFL COORDINATORS — DOM CROWLEY & AARON KERR

ACTIVITIES CONT’D

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TRIMESTER 2 CO-CURRICULAR AWARDS

TRI-MESTER 2 COLLEGE RUGBY

SPC CONFRATERNITY RUGBY LEAGUE SHIELD 2011

TEAM OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD SERVIAM AWARD

1st XV Giles Beveridge Nicholas Siliato

2nd XV Cory McCarthy Tom Drew

3rd XV D'Arcy Armstrong Ryan Anderson

16 A Samuel Knox Sean Campbell

16 B Reece McLean Daniel Bebb

15 A Matthew Brown Lochie Riordan

15 B Jack Frawley Dominic Phillips

15C Nicholas Wockner Elia Nywul

14 A Alex Buckland Benjamin Galvin

14 B Joel Arthur Samuel Farrell

14C Cameron Boult Robert Macmillan

13 A Jack Kelly Mitchell Horrigan

13 B Nicolas Schimming Nicholas Craiggs

13 C Kyle Hornsveld Ayden Winsen

7A Zachary Hume Matthew Munday

7 B Liam Hannaway Zachary Harmer

6A Ryan Shepherd Brock McLean

6 B Nicholas Moore Bailey O'Keefe

6C Mitchell Turner Zak Wolstenholme

5A Jeremiah Regan William Sanders

5 B Cody Payne Ryan Cooper & Jarred Megaw

5C Nathan Manche Hayden Jones & Lucas McKerihan

TROPHY CRITERIA RECIPIENT

Vince Maguire Perpetual Trophy 1st XV Captain

College Captain of Rugby Giles Beveridge

Northern Districts Rugby Union Football Club Perpetual Trophy

College Rugby Player of the Year

Terrin Walls

CAPTAIN OF CONFRATERNITY SERVIAM AWARD

James Webster James Brook

“KENTROITS RUGBY LEAGUE CUP”

PLAYER OF THE CARNIVAL

James Webster

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TRIMESTER 2 COCURRICULAR AWARDS cont...

QUEENSLAND RUGBY SCHOOLS FOOTBALL UNION TRIALS Giles Beveridge AIC 1 Rugby Representative

Jarrod Watson AIC 1 Rugby Representative

Terrin Walls AIC 1 Rugby Representative

Ben Lowis AIC 2 Rugby Representative

Michael Cook AIC 2 Rugby Representative

James Webster Chairmans XV Representative

James Watt Chairmans XV Representative

Giles Beveridge Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Representative

Jarrod Watson Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Representative

Terrin Walls Queensland Schoolboys Rugby Representative

Terrin Walls Australian A Schoolboys Rugby Representative

TRIMESTER 2 COLLEGE FOOTBALL

TEAM OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD SERVIAM AWARD

1st XI Mitchell Taylor Rupert Bugden 2nd XI Daniel Reed Mitch McIntosh 3rd XI Daniel Nobbs Jordan Budgen 16A David Arnold Braddick Aylward 15A Cheyne Moodley Matthew Braithwaite 15B Blake Holloway Jacob Cross 14A Joseph Champness Jack Vogler 14B Robert Guppy Zachary Jahnke 13A Harrison Smith Matthew Beard 13B Matthew Beard Michael Smith 7A Rhys Gwynn-Jones Gregory Beasley 6A Darcy Herrmann Elijah Huxtable 6B Reegan Walsh Mason Budgen 5A Jack Jeffery Oliver Priebbenow 5B Cooper Anapo Grady Fisher 5C Samuel Prince Riley Mohr

TROPHY CRITERIA RECIPIENT

Ray Kratzman Perpetual Trophy 1st XI Captain College Captain of Football

Mitchell Taylor

Ray Kratzman Perpetual Trophy College Football Player

of the Year Mitchell Taylor

2011 UNDER 15A PREMIERSHIP AIC Football Representative Mitchell Taylor

TRIMESTER 2 COCURRICULAR AWARDS cont...

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2011 INTERHOUSE CROSS COUNTRY PLACINGS

YEAR 1ST PLACE 2ND PLACE 3RD PLACE

5 William Sanders Joseph McKeering Jake Pappin

6 Lucas Lutter Pearson Locke Thomas Berry

7 Finn Neil Antony Migheli Trent Payne

8 Jacob Caruana

& Matthew Hollingsworth

Adam Edgar

9 Ryan Pearson Aaron Caruana Benjamin Giuliano

10 James McLeod Makoi Makuel James McKeering

11 Rylie Thompson-Bagshaw Jake Hollingsworth Lachlan Bettington

12 Matthew Hall James Kelly Jarrod Watson

CULTURE

IT IS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN!! DARE YOU TO HAVE A LAUGH TODAY!! 

 Please support our Theatresport teams by a ending the compe on at the 

following venues:  

Thursday 21 July 2011, 7 pm Grace Lutheran College, Mewes Road, Rothwell Road 

 

Thursday 4 August, 7 pm  St Patrick’s College, Waterford Drama Suites, 60 Pier Avenue 

 Thursday 11 August, 7 pm 

St Patrick’s College, Waterford Drama Suites, 60 Pier Avenue  

Entry fee:  $9‐00 Adults / $6‐00 Students / Concession  

BE THERE OR BE SQUARE……. 

COMMUNITY NEWS CONT’D

The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:-

DATE HELPERS

Fri          15/07  Nola Pedersen, Jenny Evans, Trisha Fitzpatrick, Maree Denkes 

Tue       19/07  Chris Hare, Theresa Browning, Gina Macpherson, Judy Jones 

Wed      20/07  Janelle Lake, Bonnie Flaherty, Noelene Jones 

Thu        21/07  Suzanne Brough, Judith Ringer, Gina Jeffery, Karen McArdle 

Fri          22/07  Debra Phillpot, Sandra Messing, Vera Woods 

Mon     18/07  Madonna Hoelscher, Colleen Whyte, Cheryl Keesley 

Tuesday Morn BBQ— Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am—9.00 am

Thursday Morning BBQ —Humpybong School 7. 30 am—9.00 am

Thursday Evening Street Van —Brisbane City

5.00 pm—8.45 pm

Saturday Night BBQ—Sandgate Sandgate Lagoon

5.45 pm—8.30 pm

Tuesday, 19 July Nicholas Durigon, Dominic Gills,

Corey Gleadhill, Johannes Hoehensteiger, Oskar Kelly, Mitchell Lee, Liam Leeder 

Thursday, 21 July Joel Arthur, Callum Butkus,

Aaron Caruana, Thomas Connolly, Jordan Daly, Kurt D’Amico,

Gerard Denkes, Drew Dodswell

Thursday, 21 July Ryan & Joshua Waye,

Travis Pashley, Cameron Gurdler, Tom Huth

Saturday 23 July Travis Browning, Luke Guy,

William Sked, Joshua, Lachlan and Matthew Smith

Please Note: If you cannot fulfil your commitment to take part in these service programs, please advise Mrs Righetti ASAP.

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UNIFORM SHOP

TRADING HOURS TERM TIME

TUES 12-4pm

WED 10AM-2pm

THURS 7.30-11.30am

DATE CLAIMER

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July 18

Parent/Teacher Meetings AIC AFL Round 1

July 19

Co-Curricular Awards

July 2 0

Year 12 Leadership Afternoon

July 21

Year 12 QCS Practice period 3-5

July 16

AIC Cross Country Meet (A) Social Yrs 8-10

July 22

PHOTO DAY CIC Basketball Round 1 (A)

July 23

CIC Tennis Round 1(A) CIC T & F Meet (A) AIC Cross Country Meet (A)

July 25

Inter - House Debating Round 1 AIC AFL Round 2

July 26

Year 10 Immunisation Inter - House Debating Round 1

July 27

Inter - House Debating Round 1 QDU Finals Round 1

July 29

CIC Basketball Round 2

July 30

AIC Tennis/Basketball Trials (A) CIC Tennis Round 2 (A) CIC Track & Field meet (A)