Seymour News Issue 12, 2016

Seymour News Seymour News Issue 12 2016

Principals MessageIn this edition Melissa Powell discusses the importance of the learning culture at Seymour College we celebrate our Intercol victory

the Clan Stewart Birthday Clan Choral and our students

The Importance of the Culture of Learning

Back to Back Intercol Victory

Clan Stewart Birthday

Clan Choral

Congratulations

Director of StudiesThis week Ruth Massie discusses girl power and the impact of single sex education We celebrate the Year 12 High Tea and welcome

members of the community to join us at our inaugural Stage 2 Dance performance

Girl Power

Year 12 High Tea

Stage 2 Dance Performance

Head of Senior SchoolIn this edition Adrian Lawrence considers the importance of forgiveness applications for Leadership positions in 2017 and why girls

should wear their uniforms with pride We review the Year 12 drama production and invite members of the community to attend our

Stage 2 Dance performance and the City-Bay Fun Run

Forgiveness

2017 Student Leadership Team

Year 12 Drama Production

Uniform


City-Bay Fun Run 2016

Head of Middle SchoolThis week Rachel McKee Head of Middle School celebrates the busyness of the Middle School and the wonderful attitudes girls have

towards the culture of learning

A Very Busy Place

Second MIT Media Lab and i2 Learning Workshop to be held at Seymour College

Head of Junior SchoolThis week Shelley Travers celebrates the Junior Strings at ABODA Book Week celebrations and Year 5 Leadership opportunities We

also provide an update on our journey to offering the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme

ADOBA Music Competition

Book Week

Year 5 Leadership Day at PAC

Belonging to a Network

Second MIT Media Lab and i2 Learning Workshop to be held at Seymour College

Director of Boarding

Caroline Hodges reflects on the importance of boarders and day girls embracing every opportunity at Seymour

Embracing Opportunities

Agriculture Careers Expo

Director of Service LearningThis week Lynne Moten shares lessons from a Bullet Proof Spirit and the peace we can achieve through forgiveness

Peace Presentation

Music Sport Clubs and ActivitiesThis week we celebrate winning the Winter Intercol our final winter sports results and we profile a number of sporting opportunities for

our community

2016 Winter Intercol

Winter Sports Results

City to Bay Fun Run 2016

Adelaide United Football School

CommunityThis edition provides an update on future events including the City-Bay Fun Run a dynamic Agricultural Careers Expo the Stage 2

Dance Performance Annual Giving the Chair for the Future Appeal diary dates and much more




Annual Giving and McGregor Hallrsquos Chair for the Future Appeal

Diary Dates

Principals Message

In this edition Melissa Powell discusses the importance of the learning culture at Seymour College we

celebrate our Intercol victory the Clan Stewart Birthday Clan Choral and our students


On March 5 2016 The Adelaide Advertiser published South Australiarsquos 100+ Most Inspiring Women of All Time in the SA Weekend Magazine Included was a list of incredible women who had or still have strong links to our College as Old Collegians past teachers or parents

Seymour College has always had a reputation for offering girls the very best education through providing exceptional academic and co-curricular offerings a commitment to wellbeing and service rich traditions and a Christian ethos

But can we quantify how much of this truly contributes to our students successes as they progress through school university and then into life as an adult

In 2013 a report by Dr Sinan Gemici Patrick Lim and Professor Tom Karmel examined the impact of schools on young peoplersquos transition to university They found that the three most important school attributes for tertiary entrance scores are school sector gender mix and the extent to which a school is academically oriented

They found that ldquoschools which deviate from the normrdquo including single-sex schools ldquodo betterrdquo when it comes to tertiary entrance scores In fact two-thirds of all schools they classed as ldquohigh-performingrdquo schools were single-sex [1]

Gemici and co identified that school characteristics are in fact responsible for 20 of the variation in tertiary entrance scores of students being comprised of gender mix (7) and school culture (13)

Culture by nature is harder to qualify than gender mix The authors state that culture (or ethos) includes educational leadership and teaching quality as well as pastoral care and co-curricular programmes

That is great schools have both a wonderful academic learning ethos and a culture that demonstrates the schoolrsquos values in action through community service pastoral and spiritual care and school tradition Great schools in effect concentrate on developing the whole child

Seymour College is without question a truly great school

Melissa PowellPrincipal

[1] Gemici S Lim P amp Karmel T (2013) The impact of schools on young peoplersquos transition to university Adelaide NCVER

Principals Message




This years Winter Intercol consisted of a week of fast fierce dynamic and entertaining competition against Wilderness

The events began with a convincing success in debating followed by five soccer matches for three wins a draw and a loss for Seymour

Our lacrosse and hockey teams showed great determination and fought valiantly against very competent Wilderness teams who won both matches

We proved our strength in netball winning 11 of the 18 matches leaving the badminton games to decide the Intercol victors

In a nail-biting finish Seymour won 3 of the 6 badminton games enabling us to claim overall Winter Intercol victory with the final combined Intercol score being Seymour 70 points to Wilderness 63

This was a wonderful way to complete the 2016 Intercol with our friendly rivals at Wilderness with Seymour winning the overall Intercol Trophy for the fifth consecutive year

Congratulations girls for proudly representing Seymour for your dedication to your sport and for your support of each other

Thank you to Chris Davidson Christie McAuley and the PE Faculty as well as our coaches sporting administrative staff supporters and our parents We are also grateful to our fabulous Property Services team who maintain our grounds and especially our oval

We also thank our generous Parentsrsquo and Friendsrsquo Association for the gift of Seymour drink bottles and for helping to create the very special sporting carnival atmosphere through their provision of coffee cakes and of course yummy bacon and egg rolls

For a full report and results please click here


Principals Message




This weekrsquos Clan Stewart birthday celebrations featured a strong message for Seymour girls to be individuals in their own right as demonstrated by the glitz glamour and accomplishments of the Roaring 20s flapper dancers These dancers defied social norms challenged and redefined womenrsquos traditional social roles and promoted a strong sense of empowerment through dance and stage performance

Clan Chief Cara looked to a modern showstopper Beyonceacute to encourage students to have faith in themselves and their abilities and to value strength over beauty Quoting Beyonceacute Cara encouraged us to value our own unique gifts and to see

your life is your message to the world Make it inspiring Write something worth reading

Our guest speaker was an award winning documentary Director and Producer and current Director of the Adelaide Fringe Heather Croall Heather spoke of the importance of passion and persistence in defining onersquos journey in life

Heather is certainly a woman of strength optimism and justice who has clearly taken life on In 2015 she received Sheffield DocFests Inspiration Award In 2013 the Alliance of Women Film Journalists named Ms Croall the Ambassador of Womens Films for her work to boost documentary film and open opportunities for women filmmakers and in 2011 Ms Croall was named one of Realscreens annual trailblazers

Thank you Clan Stewart for sharing this fabulous celebration with us We especially thank Clan Chief Cara and Chieftains Ruby and Zoe as well as Clan Guardian Melissa Boden the musicians the Year 9 Clan Representatives Ella and Nicola and the dedicated staff and Clan parents who supported the event


Clan Stewart birthday celebration photos are available to view and purchase at festivalphotocomau with details on how to log in available on SOCS

Principals Message



Clan Choral

The Seymour College Clan Choral is perhaps one of our most iconic Seymour College experiences and yesterdayrsquos competition was certainly more than impressive

For those new to Seymour each year the Barr Smith students perform two songs in their Clans The first song is set by the College but the second song is chosen by the Clan The event is professionally adjudicated and scores are awarded according to musical accuracy and musicianship Itrsquos Seymourrsquos very own Pitch Perfect competition

This year we welcomed Luke Dollman as our adjudicator Luke is one of Australiarsquos leading conductors and is currently the Lecturer in Conducting at the University of Adelaidersquos Elder Conservatorium of Music

This yearrsquos set piece was the highly emotive fight song Eye of the Tiger written by Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik from the band Survivor and best known as the theme song for Rocky III

Following the set piece each Clan performed their chosen piece

Clan Bruce urged us to be the change we want to see in the world through their chosen piece If Yoursquore Out There by John Legend arranged by Mark Brymer

Clan Cameron sought divine intervention through Robbie Williamsrsquo best-selling single Angels

Clan Douglas took action beside Billy Joelrsquos River of Dreams and Clan Stewart channeled Pitch Perfect II with their interpretation of Jessie Js Flashlight written by Sia Furler Christian Guzman Jason Moore and Sam Smith

But it was Clan Douglas with the excellent performance and understanding of the gospel undertones of their chosen piece River of Dreams that ultimately won

Thank you to guest adjudicator Luke Dollman and to our Year 12 Clan and Music Leaders Cara Gemma Genevieve Jordy Monique Scarlett Shantay and Sophie as well as to our student accompanists and conductors Agnes (Year 10) Jodie (Year 11) Kate (Year 12) and Wendy (Year 12) Thank you also to Monica Hanusiak-Klavins Leonie Harwood Kate Mawson Graeme Quinn Michael Storer and the Property Services team for their contribution to this significant event

Congratulations to Clan Douglas on their wonderful win and to each of the Clans for their showmanship and performance values


Clan Choralphotos are available to view and purchase at festivalphotocomau with details on how to log in available on SOCS

Principals Message



Congratulations

Our students continue to inspire us with their focus on excellence and their journey to becoming women of strength optimism and justice prepared to take life on

Australian Mathematics Trust CompetitionWe congratulate the 245 Seymour Girls from Years 3-12 who sat the Australian Mathematics Trust Competition earlier this term The girls had spectacular results including seven High Distinctions 60 Distinctions and 88 Credits In addition two students Jodie (Year 11) and Sheridan (Year 9) won prizes

Success at ABODA Festival

On Wednesday 24 August Seymours McGregor Strings combined with the Year 67 Strings and along with the Barr Smith Strings and Senior Strings performed at the annual ABODA Music Festival All three ensembles were awarded gold The girls in McGregor and 67 Strings were especially excited to be announced as overall winners of their Junior section Congratulations to our Director of Strings Sharon Morley and all the girls who performed so beautifully

On Friday 26 August our Big Band I competed in the Intermediate Stage Band section and were also awarded gold Congratulations to the girls and conductor Chris Weber

Success in the Pool

Congratulations to the combined team of Seymour girls and Prince Alfred College boys who won the Independent Schools of SA Swimming Carnival on Friday 26 August continuing our successful tradition in this event

Giant Slalom Win at Falls Creek

Congratulations to Henrietta (Year 6) who came second in the SASKI Interschool Ski Giant Slalom Womens Division 5 at Falls Creek on Sunday 21 August Well done on such a great result

National Cross Country success

Congratulations to Lucy (Year 9) who came seventh in the 16 Under Girls Individual Race at the National Cross Country Championships held in Canberra from Friday 19 to Monday 22 August Lucy was also part of the 16 Under girlsrsquo relay team who won a bronze medal in the 5 x 2km relay

Water Polo National Club Championships

Sarah (Year 8) has been selected to represent South Australia at the Water Polo Girls 16 and Under Clubs National Championships held in Hobart from Tuesday 27 September to Monday 3 October We wish her success and look forward to hearing results from the tournament


Director of Studies

This week Ruth Massie discusses girl power and the impact of single sex education We celebrate the

Year 12 High Tea and welcome members of the community to join us at our inaugural Stage 2 Dance

performance

Girl Power

In The Advertiser on Saturday 27 August Tim Williams wrote about the advantages of single sex education for girls He listed

greater confidence leadership opportunities and the academic benefits of teaching styles that are tailored to girls [1]

The article encouraged community discussion about the benefits of single sex education for girls It particularly elaborated on a range of reasons why these benefits occur and highlighted the results of research in areas of Science and Mathematics

Recent research by Dr Chris Ryan suggests that differences in attitudes to Mathematics and Science between girls and boys are evident by Year 4 By Year 8 negative attitudes in girls have increased However he also states

There appears to be one exception to this statement girls in single sex schools are more likely to like and be as confident about Mathematics and Science as boys in single sex schools[2]

The Alliance of Girls Schools Australasia also found this research compelling and noted on their website

The research provides strong support for the value of single-sex education for girls from an early age

In a learning environment dedicated to girls and without social pressure from boys girls engage in more healthy competition and risk taking ndash skills that are advantageous for leadership and life success

Girlsrsquo schools understand how to engage girls in STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) and are bucking the trend when it comes to student participation and performance in STEM subjects This in turn leaves the door open for girls to pursue highly skilled and more highly paid careers in areas traditionally dominated by men[3]

Here at Seymour we encourage our young women to take academic risks and to have the grit and resilience to excel at all their studies We have record numbers of young women in the Senior School taking Mathematics subjects In fact we have a full class of Year 11 students taking Specialist Mathematics this semester Over three-quarters of our Year 10 cohort are now engaged in Maths 10A the Australian Curriculum elite Mathematics subject Our innovative and engaging mathematics programmes across the Middle School and especially at Year 8 provide our young learners with the skills and experience to be both independent learners and capable mathematicians

At Seymour our students also thrive in Science subjects We have many students in the traditional Sciences of Physics Biology and Chemistry and also keen students undertaking both Psychology and Nutrition at Stage 1 and 2 level Technology is also blooming at Seymour as evidenced by the uptake of the new Australian Curriculum Digital Technologies subjects and also the keen interest in the co-curricular coding club on Barr Smith Campus

An interest in STEM is also shown through the inclusion of Engineers Without Borders in our curriculum activities The Year 10s recently had a stimulating experience looking at the engineering challenges of building sustainable housing in Cambodia on the Tongle Sap while the Year 9s will soon undertake the Water Filtration project

In partnership with you as our parent body we hope to provide an educational experience that will equip our young women well for the challenges of 21

st century life

Ruth Massie

Director of Studies

[1] Williams Tim The Advertiser page 1

[2] Ryan C (2016 August) The attitudes of boys and girls towards science and mathematics as they progress through school Melbourne Institute Working Paper No 2416 Melbourne VIC Melbourne University Retrieved from httpwwwmelbourneinstitutecomdownloadsworking_paper_serieswp2016n24pdf page 2

[3]httpswwwagsaorgaunewsnew-research-confirms-girls-confident-maths-science-girls-schools

Director of Studies



performance

Year 12 High Tea

High tea is a classic British tradition that has made a strong comeback in the food and hospitality industry

On the afternoon of Monday 22 September the Year 12 Food and Hospitality students presented their own modern interpretation of the high tea menu featuring healthy eating alternatives The delicious menu reflected multicultural influences and contemporary trends The girls steered clear of sandwiches minimised the pastries upped the lean proteins fruits and vegetables and created options for those with dietary requirements They even featured a low sugar Thermomix strawberry and chia seed jam

Once again we were fortunate to hold the event in the stunning Reception Room of Barr Smith House which provides the perfect setting for such an elegant occasion The girls received outstanding feedback and one guest commented

A wonderful food experience great tastes for all palates the standard and presentation was outstanding Thank you so much for a wonderful afternoon

This was a significant task for the students because it involved planning hosting and evaluating the activity In addition to contributing to the menu each member of the class had a service role as either front or back of house staff All girls demonstrated strong teamwork and commitment and I congratulate them on hosting such a superb event

Thanks to Kay Robinson and the Property Services team for their help setting up to Lindy Gower for the beautiful blossoms and to Ruth Brown for her invaluable support

To create authenticity at future high tea events the donation of china teacups saucers and plates would be put to good use and very gratefully received by the Food and Hospitality faculty

Leanne JarvisHome Economics Coordinator

Director of Studies



performance


Our Stage 2 Dance students performance exam will occur on Friday 16 September at 700pm in the Centre for Performing Arts

This exam performance is a crucial section of Stage 2 Dance For the girls to perform at their very best they need an audience We encourage as many members of the College community as possible to attend this concert and support the students

The girls will dance a variety of genres and styles from contemporary dance to ballet and jazz in a performance that will last about one hour

Entry is free but please RSVP via wwwtrybookingcom222752

Christine UnderdownSACE Dance Coordinator

Head of Senior School

In this edition Adrian Lawrence considers the importance of forgiveness applications for Leadership

positions in 2017 and why girls should wear their uniforms with pride We review the Year 12 drama

production and invite members of the community to attend our Stage 2 Dance performance and the

City-Bay Fun Run

Forgiveness

Last week our students were lucky enough to again hear from Azim Khamisa who spoke about forgiveness and its power in forging strong relationships As I wrote in the last Seymour News relationships are central to our girlsrsquo experiences of their education Some of the most important relationships that our students will develop throughout their educational lives are those with their teachers parents and peers in developing a holistic support structure for our girls throughout their schooling Communication across these groups is vital to ensure the ongoing wellbeing of all concerned

There are times however when respectful relationships can be strained between members of our community One of the great things about working in a community like Seymour is that it supports the continued development of these relationships in all their ups and downs Amongst our students we see the ebb and flow of their interactions and at times we are active in helping guide them to a good outcome

The central issue ensuring wellbeing amongst our community is the acknowledgement that relationships will not always be perfect and that that is ok Relationships are things that need to be worked at and we as human beings need to be open to the restoration of these relationships through forgiveness should they be damaged Our students should all remind themselves that one mistake does not mean they give up on a relationship Relationships of all kinds are worth working on and sometimes this can be really difficult Those that take effort can often be the most precious and long-lasting

Azim exemplifies this to the extreme He related to our students his profound experience of working his way to forgiving his own sonrsquos killer This was not an easy process but resulted in a long lasting and profound relationship that endures to this day

Adrian LawrenceActing Head of Senior School





City-Bay Fun Run


Last week saw our Year 11 students prepare their applications for Student Leadership Team (SLT) positions for 2017 At Seymour student leaders are expected to be positive role models for all students within the College and as such should provide leadership at all times Our leaders are expected to lead by example and adhere to high standards in their attitudes in their interactions with others and in their behaviour and appearance

As role models student leaders need to be punctual on all occasions well presented and organised This can be a time of uncertainty for the girls as they contemplate applying for a position and of course it is an anxious time awaiting the outcome We have encouraged all girls to put themselves forward for a leadership role as the skills of leaders are varied and wide

In Year 12 at Seymour we believe all girls are leaders and while there are only a small group who will join the SLT all Year 12 students are role models to girls in the younger years and possess valuable qualities and as such are valued as the student leaders of the College

We wish the girls well in this process and look forward to reading their applications






City-Bay Fun Run


In Week 4 the Year 12 Drama class production of Peter Quilterrsquos play Curtain Up was a particular highlight In this sometimes-serious-but-usually-hilarious comedy the over the top characters and impeccable timing of the performers combined fantastically with impressive aerobic dance moves Our Year 12 students should be commended on a remarkable performance that had us both caring for this odd band of characters and rolling in the aisles Well done to one and all






City-Bay Fun Run

Uniform

Across the Barr Smith Campus we have been reminding students of the expectations regarding uniform and personal presentation

In Senior School we would like to focus on wearing appropriate uniform and jewellery to school Girls are not permitted to wear multiple pairs of earrings in their ears or wear nose rings rings or bracelets They are also not to wear their PE uniform to and from school or on days they do not have PE

We realise that it can be difficult for parents to monitor how well students are wearing their uniform but it is helpful if parents are able to occasionally remind girls about wearing the uniform well before they leave home This message is of course reinforced by staff at the College and presentation and pride in wearing the College uniform is an expectation for all girls and demonstrates support and respect for the College community

The Senior School students are role models for their peers and the girls in the younger year levels so uniform compliance is particularly important in the Senior School years

I encourage all girls in Senior School to take a moment each morning before they leave for school to check that they have made their uniform presentation a priority Should you have any queries please contact me






City-Bay Fun Run











City-Bay Fun Run


City-Bay Fun RunSunday 18 September 2016

Calling students staff parents and friends in the Seymour community

Join our team in this yearrsquos CityndashBay Fun Run and support Neuroblastoma Australia who are currently assisting the family of one of our Early Years childrenThere are 3km 6km and 12km walk or run options so why not get a group together and join the fun

Transport to and from the event a team t-shirt and breakfast at the finish line are included

You can download more information here and an entry form here

Otherwise please contact Rosie Lake rlakeseymoursaeduau or collect your entry form from The Early Years Office the Junior School Office Abbie Office or Barr Smith House Information and entry forms can also be downloaded from the ExPO page on SOCS

Rosie LakeCoordinator of Student Activities

Head of Middle School

This week Rachel McKee Head of Middle School celebrates the busyness of the Middle School and the

wonderful attitudes girls have towards the culture of learning

A Very Busy Place

Often I describe the Middle School as being a very busy place and the last few weeks have been no exception

Middle School students have been involved in Science Week As part of this at assembly students heard Professor Ken Clark from the University of Adelaide speak about the work drones are performing in environmental and agricultural sectors He highlighted the pathways students can take to work with drones and their associated technologies Year 6 7 and 8 students also watched a live science show which focused on technology and innovation in Science The weekrsquos theme of Drones Droids and Robots really had students talking and thinking about the differences between the three

The Winter Intercol has seen many Middle School girls participating in the sports of soccer lacrosse netball badminton and hockey The way they participate and get in and show good sportsmanship always makes me proud Recently I heard feedback from another school who were playing Seymour in netball The visitors was impressed with the Seymour team spirit and the way the members encouraged and supported each other something they felt their school team was missing

Book Week was another opportunity for us to celebrate the joy of reading and the power of words Year 6 students researched an immigrant and presented their findings as a suitcase I was very impressed with the final products many of them rivalled the museum displays I saw in the last holidays The book character dress up day was also a lot of fun It was fantastic to see different colourful outfits around the school and I appreciated the inventiveness of some costumes I took a turn around the room as Lizzy Bennett and enjoyed taking a stroll with Mr Darcy aka Adrian Lawrence Acting Head of Senior School

Clan Choral culminated in the competition performance yesterday at Prince Alfred College Middle School girls worked hard in their Clans to ensure that an uplifting performance occurred This is one of my favourite events on the College calendar and it never fails to impress me

Middle School girls generously supported cancer research with a cancer focus day Year 9s sold cupcakes Year 8s had a crazy hair day Year 7s wore crazy socks and Year 6s wore beanies for brain cancer It is always fantastic to see the girls embody the school motto of Crescam Ministrando whether it is to raise money or awareness or just in the way they conduct themselves in general

During the outdoor education camp at Murraylands the Year 8s were blessed with great weather Again the girls gave everything a go and many tried new things for the first time they supported each other and had fun Christie McAuley will be writing a report of the camp in a future issue so keep your eyes out for photos and details of the activities the Year 8s enjoyed

Year 9s listened to Azim Khamisa and learnt about the power of forgiveness overcoming adversity and being non-violent leaders He exemplifies the value of kindness and how his experience can be used to better their own lives and the lives of others It was a powerful story and clearly moved some of our students

A number of our Middle School students participated in the ABODA Music Festival where they won gold in their sections

Things are underway as we plan for future events The Year 6 Study Tour is early in Term 4 and notices have been issued The Year 7s are busy organising their Enterprise Fair Many students are involved in the Middle School Musical of The Wizard of Oz which I cannot wait to see in November

As you can see it is a very busy place and we are so pleased to be able to provide such a variety of opportunities for your

daughters

Rachel McKeeHead of Middle School




Second MIT Media Lab and i2 Learning Workshop to be held at

Seymour College

Build an Interactive Friendly Robot

Following the success of our first MIT Media Lab workshop Seymour College will host our second Interactive Friendly Monster Workshop during the Term 3 holidays

The Interactive Friendly Monster Workshop is aimed at giving students a chance to experience electronics and programming in a friendly and engaging way

In this course students work with fabric electronics and a programming language to make their own interactive friend

Conducted in a small workshop environment students from Years 5-7 will use conductive thread felt lights speakers and sensors to make a soft and cuddly monster that responds to them They will learn how to use programming to make their creature play music and glow at their command

Interactive Friendly Monster WorkshopBarr Smith Campus Seymour CollegeMonday 10 to Friday 14 October 2016Cost $500 inc GSTWorkshop numbers are strictly limited To book click here

For more information please download the information booklet or contact Sharon Eichinger via email at seichingerseymoursaeduau

Sharon EichingerMaths and Science Teacher

Head of Junior School

This week Shelley Travers celebrates the Junior Strings at ABODA Book Week celebrations and Year

5 Leadership opportunities We also provide an update on our journey to offering the International

Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme


Congratulations to the McGregor String Orchestra who were awarded first place in their section in the recent Australian Band and Orchestra Directorsrsquo Association (ABODA) competition held at Westminster School Girls from across the Junior School were joined by other talented string musicians from Years 6 and 7 Under the guidance and musical mastery of Sharon Morley Director of Strings they performed absolutely beautifully for the judges

The girls played three unique pieces which showcased the range and diversity of their musical skills These fitting results are the culmination of their admirable commitment to early morning rehearsals and their persistent practice Well done McGregor Strings

Shelley TraversHead of Junior School





Book Week

One of the Junior Schoolrsquos favourite weeks of the year Book Week was once again filled with colour excitement and beautiful sunshine Book Week gave us the opportunity to celebrate our love of literature and recognise the joy that books in all shapes and sizes bring to the lives of our children

US President Barack Obama once said

The moment we persuade a child to cross that magic threshold into a library we change their lives forever for the better Itrsquos an enormous force for good

Each year across Australia the Childrenrsquos Book Council of Australia brings school libraries into the spotlight emphasising again the important role that books and libraries play in developing young readers The theme for Book Week 2016 was Australia Story Country

We were incredibly fortunate to have two local authors as our 2016 Writers in Residence We welcomed Adelaide author and illustrator Amanda Graham (author and or illustrator of over 100 books) to visit with our junior primary classes and Ainsley groups Each group sat wide eyed and enthralled as Amanda shared her favourite author stories with our littlies inspiring them to write draw and be authors Sally Heinrich whose illustrations for the shortlisted bookOne Step at a Timereceived an Honour Award this year is another well-known Adelaide author and illustrator Speaking to our upper primary classes and Ainsley group Sally shared her approach to writing and the process of editing and having a book published She encouraged every young writer to back themselves and their ideas and to ldquoWrite write writerdquo

The Resource Centre opened its doors to a steady stream of enthusiastic visitors and book donors over the course of Book Week Donations add beautiful new titles to our collection Thank you to everyone who contributed

The finale of the week was the greatly anticipated Book Week Assembly where we all dressed up as a book character A colourful parade and various group photos showcased everyonersquos costumes Thank you to Alison Vince and her inspiring team Jenny Stedman and Kay Robinson for ensuring that Book Week 2016 was filled with magical memories







The PACSeymour Year 5 leadership day is a wonderful opportunity for our young leaders to be involved in a variety of character building activities Our Year 5 cohort joined the PAC Year 5 boys in sessions on accountability organisation and teamwork The programme is based on the leadership mindset of speaking out being responsible and accountable planning ahead and working together

The students also listened to an inspiring guest speaker David Gould who became a paraplegic as a result of an accident when he was a young child David went on to compete at Olympic level in Wheelchair Basketball He became captain of the national team at the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics at which the Australian team won a Paralympic gold medal for the first time As a result David was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 1997 The students were very engaged in Davidrsquos message of perseverance resilience and being true to yourself

A highlight was the delicious recess provided by the boys and a chance to head out to the busy playground at break times The day ended with a group photo and smiles all round as we have invited the boys to attend our leadership day at Seymour early in Term 4







On Tuesday 16 August our Junior School staff visited various Adelaide International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) schools as part of a SANT PYP Coordinator Network initiative Designed to enable year level teams to meet teachers were able to discuss and share ideas related to the IB PYP

As we continue on our PYP journey it was important for Seymour to participate in this initiative and to see first-hand how other schools are implementing the PYP The meetings were a wonderful opportunity for staff to connect with other PYP educators and to have a chance to ask questions of people teaching in their subject area or at the same year level

We are well placed as we move towards authorisation due to the staffrsquos willingness to embrace change and to learn as much as they can about the programme We have come a long way in such a short time

I would like to thank all staff for attending the meetings held at other school locations Thanks goes to Fran Bennett Emma Petersen and Caroline Jacobs who stepped up to host the first of these meetings here at Seymour

Regular hub group meetings will continue to be scheduled Our Arts team has already had an opportunity to meet together again Our Junior School staff should now feel very much a part of the wider PYP network in SA

Steph BatesAssistant Head of Junior School Curriculum and PYP Coordinator






Seymour College






Interactive Friendly Monster WorkshopBarr Smith Campus Seymour CollegeMonday 10 to Friday 14 October 2016Cost $500 inc GST

Workshop numbers are strictly limited To book click here




Caroline Hodges reflects on the importance of boarders and day girls embracing every opportunity at

Seymour


The words embracing all that is on offer at Seymour are often spoken in boarding circles Whether it be in the Boarding House by our boarders themselves in the community at a Field Day or on a tour of our College these words closely describe the truth as our boarders regularly demonstrate

I recently attended the Year 12 Drama production Curtain Up in which two of our boarders demonstrated their technical and acting skills Soon after this wonderful event I attended the Year 12 Food and Hospitality High Tea Again the talents of our boarders were demonstrated and I certainly enjoyed the tasty treats on offer

On a beautiful sunny Saturday morning I walked out of the Dollrsquos House and through the Rose Garden to watch our netballers play their Intercol matches against Wilderness I was not alone as many other boarders and day students were present all cheering on their peers and team mates I witnessed some quality netball and was thrilled to see that the majority of our Senior team consisted of boarders

Looking ahead I know that in Term 4 one of the highlights on the calendar is the Middle School Production Once again I will be able to bear witness to the talents of our boarders many boarders in Years 6-9 are currently involved in rehearsals for The Wizard of Oz in preparation for the performances on Wednesday 9 November Thursday 10 November and Friday 11 November

There is never a great deal of time for our boarders to sit back and rest on their laurels Their attitude and drive sees them out and about in our community embracing their many opportunities

Caroline HodgesDirector of Boarding



Seymour


Paddock to Plate Vine to Glass

Thursday 8 September 2016at Anzac Hall and Piper Pavilion at Prince Alfred College

Careers in the Australian agriculture industry are very promising with a shortage of university graduates to meet demands Jobs are diverse and suit a wide range of student interests Careers could be forged as a Wine Maker Primary Producer Food Scientist Food ProductionFood Entrepreneur Brewer Research Scientist Forensic Scientist Laboratory Technician Agronomist Ag Engineer Innovative Food Designer Diesel Mechanic and more

Commences at 515pm with a free delicious BBQ with the EXPO running from 600-830pmCost Free

For more information please click here or call Monica Magann PAC Careers Counsellor on(08) 8334 1243 or email mmagannstaffpaceduau

Director of Service Learning

This week Lynne Moten shares lessons from a Bullet Proof Spirit and the peace we can achieve

through forgiveness

Peace Presentation

On Wednesday 24 August Azim Khamisa presented to an audience of Seymour and wider community members about how to bounce back from lifersquos hard hits He encouraged them to live in the moment rather than carrying the past or being too much in the future Azim gave encouragement to those present to build their spiritual resilience because

there is nothing in life that your soul canrsquot heal

His message of non-violence really spoke to our students

Azim gave the students six key messages

Violence is real and hurts everyoneAll actions have consequencesYouth can make good and nonviolent choicesYouth can work towards forgiveness as opposed to seeking revengeEveryone deserves to be loved and treated wellFrom conflict love and unity are possible

All of these tips and lots more wisdom can be found in Azimrsquos book Secrets of a Bulletproof Spirit

Because Azim is a living example of these messages his presentation gives our students a sense that a peace-filled way of living is definitely possible

Thank you to all who supported the visit Special thanks to the Parents and Friends Association who made this trip possible and enabled our students to hear from such an enriching guest speaker

Lynne MotenDirector of Service Learning

Music Sport Clubs and Activities

This week we celebrate winning the Winter Intercol our final winter sports results and we profile a

number of sporting opportunities for our community


The traditional Winter Intercol sporting rivalry between Seymour and Wilderness took place last week with Seymour hosting a total of 33 events The events began with debating on Tuesday 23 August and Seymour enjoyed a well-earned victory

On Wednesday the Intercol competition moved to soccer with five games contested Seymour had wins by the Senior C (3-0) Mid A (1-0) and Mid B (4-1) teams and Senior A team had a hard fought 0-0 draw The Senior B team had a narrow loss going down 0-2

On Thursday afternoon the Intercol lacrosse competition took place on The Mitchell Oval While the weather was fine the comparatively inexperienced Seymour team were defeated 4-16 by a very competent Wilderness team However this score did not reflect the great determination shown by our girls

Saturday morning sport finalised the weekrsquos competition with a hockey game played at West Beach eight badminton games played at Walford and 17 netball games played at Seymour In hockey Seymour played to expectations but was out-played by Wilderness and eventually went down 2-8 In netball there were some energetic matches which enjoyed great support from a large number of spectators Seymour was victorious in 11 of the netball games achieving especially good results in all of the Senior games

The ultimate winner of Winter Intercol was therefore determined by the badminton competition In a nail-biting finish Seymour had only one win in the first four games however we went on to have a further two victories which were sufficient to give Seymour the overall Intercol win 70 points to Wilderness 62

We thank Wilderness for a great week of competitive sport with many close contests We thank all the coaches and supporters and congratulate the girls who participated with determination and proudly represented the College

Chris DavidsonSport Coordinator





BADMINTONRound 8Senior A were defeated by Pembroke 1ndash5Senior B were defeated by Wilderness 2ndash4Senior C defeated Wilderness 4ndash2Senior D defeated Pulteney 6ndash0Senior E defeated Seymour F 5ndash4Senior F were defeated by Seymour E 4ndash5Senior G defeated Walford 8ndash1Senior H defeated Walford 6ndash3

Round 9Senior A were defeated by Wilderness 0ndash6Senior B defeated Wilderness (score not provided)Senior C were defeated by Wilderness 1ndash5Senior D defeated Wilderness 6ndash0Senior E were defeated by Wilderness (score not provided)Senior F defeated Wilderness 6ndash3Senior G were defeated by Wilderness 4ndash5Senior H were defeated by Wilderness 4ndash5

HOCKEYRound 8Senior A were defeated by Walford 0ndash11Round 9Senior A were defeated by Wilderness 2ndash8

LACROSSEAugust 13U13 defeated by Glenelg 8-11U15 defeated by Eagles 6-13U18 defeated ETPPembroke 13-2

August 20U13 defeated St Josephs Woodville 15-6U15 defeated by North Adelaide 3-14U18 ndash game cancelled

August 25 (Intercol)Open age defeated by Wilderness 4-16

NETBALLRound 8

Senior A were defeated by Westminster 45ndash58Senior B were defeated by Westminster 41ndash61Senior C defeated Westminster 56ndash38Senior D defeated Westminster 65ndash24Senior E1 defeated Walford 47ndash14Senior E2 defeated Pembroke 59ndash19Senior E3 defeated Woodcroft 33ndash30Senior E4 were defeated by Woodcroft on forfeit10A were defeated by Westminster 16ndash5610B were defeated by Westminster 30ndash5410C were defeated by Westminster 17ndash459A were defeated by Westminster 28ndash529B were defeated by Westminster 28ndash349C defeated Pembroke 26ndash219D were defeated by Westminster 12ndash468A were defeated by Westminster 18ndash358B were defeated by Westminster 22ndash248C were defeated by Wilderness 17ndash198D were defeated by Scotch 12ndash137A were defeated by Westminster 17ndash397B defeated Westminster on forfeit7C were defeated by Immanuel on forfeit

Round 9Senior A defeated Wilderness 62ndash47Senior B defeated Wilderness 63ndash29Senior C defeated Wilderness 51ndash33Senior D defeated Wilderness 74ndash30Senior E1 defeated Wilderness 56ndash30Senior E2 defeated Wilderness 62ndash810A defeated Wilderness 65ndash3010B were defeated by Wilderness 32ndash3910C were defeated by Wilderness 11ndash399A defeated Wilderness 36ndash169B defeated Wilderness 46ndash99C defeated Wilderness 52ndash108A were defeated by Wilderness 21ndash348B were defeated by Wilderness 21ndash258C were defeated by Wilderness 16ndash208D were defeated by Wilderness 1ndash237B defeated Wilderness 29ndash167C were defeated by Pembroke 14ndash42

SoccerRound 8Senior A were defeated by Pembroke 0ndash1Senior B were defeated by Pembroke 2ndash3Senior C defeated Wilderness 7ndash2Mid A drew with Pembroke 0ndash0Mid B defeated Pulteney 9ndash078 (1) were defeated by Pembroke 1ndash278 (2) were defeated by Concordia 0ndash4

Round 9Senior A drew with Wilderness 0ndash0

Senior B were defeated by Wilderness 0ndash2Senior C defeated Wilderness 3ndash0Mid A defeated Wilderness 1ndash0Mid B defeated Wilderness 4ndash178 (1) vs Wilderness ndash game cancelled78 (2) defeated Pembroke ndash forfeit
















For girls and boys between 6-18 years commencing Tuesday 4 October 2016One 90 minute session each week for 15 weeks - 15 weeks 1 goal

The Adelaide United Football School is back this year for another comprehensive 15 week programme

The programme is designed to teach players from beginners to advanced the skills discipline and commitment required to improve their soccer

For more information and to book please download an application form here

Christie McAuleyPE Teacher

Community

This edition provides an update on future events including the City-Bay Fun Run a dynamic

Agricultural Careers Expo the Stage 2 Dance Performance Annual Giving the Chair for the Future

Appeal diary dates and much more









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Thank you to everyone who has generously supported the past Annual Giving appeals Your support goes a long way towards advancing vital College projects

We have launched our 2016 Annual Giving Appeal and this year we are asking for support for the refurbishment of a great hall that has been witness to many performances assemblies and special occasions over the past 40 years McGregor Hall is in need of major renovations to create a dynamic music and performance space for the future

To contribute to this transformation you may wish to sponsor a Chair for the Future An engraved plaque with your choice of wording will be placed on the back of your chair and you will have the pleasure of knowing that your generosity has made it possible for a young student to showcase their talents join in communal activities and develop an appreciation of the performing arts (tax deductible donation of $1000 per chair)

Alternatively as part of the Annual Giving appeal you may choose to support the development of the Taylor Resource Centre or contribute to the Library Fund Any size of gift is greatly appreciated If you are considering a larger gift you may like to establish a named scholarship

For more information on donating scholarships or leaving a bequest please contact Vicky Lekis Director of Advancement on 8303 9072 or via email vlekisseymoursaeduau Gifts over $2 are fully tax deductible

Vicky LekisDirector of Advancement

Community




Diary Dates

A comprehensive calendar of events can be found by current parents on SOCS - click here

Saturday 3 to Sunday 4 SeptemberExeat Weekend

Sunday 4 SeptemberFathers Day

Monday 5 SeptemberYear 11 in 2017 Subject Selection Interviews 1200-630pm

Tuesday 6 SeptemberOCA Committee Meeting 730pm

Wednesday 7 SeptemberSenior Solo Concert 700pm

Friday 9 SeptemberBarr Smith Concert CPA 700pm

Saturday 10 SeptemberClass of 1976 40 Year ReunionWinter Sport Finals

Sunday 11 SeptemberMS to Scots Church

Monday 12 to Friday 16 SeptemberSports WeekYear 5 Study Tour

Wednesday 14 SeptemberSports Dinner 630pm

Thursday 15 SeptemberPampF Committee Meeting 730pm

Friday 16 to Saturday 17 SeptemberRiverland Field Days

Monday 19 to Friday 23 SeptemberYear 12 ExamsSummative Assessments

Friday 23 SeptemberCeilidh Evening CPA 700pm

Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 SeptemberPedal Prix Round 4 Murray Bridge

Saturday 24 SeptemberClass of 1996 50 Year Reunion

Caroline Hodges reflects on the importance of boarders and day girls embracing every opportunity at Seymour



Director of Service LearningThis week Lynne Moten shares lessons from a Bullet Proof Spirit and the peace we can achieve through forgiveness

Peace Presentation

Music Sport Clubs and ActivitiesThis week we celebrate winning the Winter Intercol our final winter sports results and we profile a number of sporting opportunities for

our community





CommunityThis edition provides an update on future events including the City-Bay Fun Run a dynamic Agricultural Careers Expo the Stage 2

Dance Performance Annual Giving the Chair for the Future Appeal diary dates and much more





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Seymour News Issue 12, 2016