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TERM 2 WEEK 5 - 1 JUNE 2018 ISSUE 16/18Dear St Michael’s College Community,

Pauline CuttIt is with great sadness that I advise you of the passing of our beautiful friend and colleague Pauline Cutt. Pauline was a much loved, long serving staff member, most recently working in her treasured music department. She will always be fondly remembered by staff, students and families for her genuine care, compassion, humility and dedication and for always putting others first.

Pauline lived her faith by modelling her deep personal values and was proud to work at St Michael’s and be called a Lasallian.

We keep Greg and Pauline’s extended family, as well as friends and colleagues in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

May God hold Pauline close and may she Rest In Peace, reunited with her cherished son, Stevie (2007).

Live Jesus in our Hearts!

John FoleyPrincipal

Biggest Morning Tea (BMT)Last Thursday the Primary Campus Parent Committee hosted a Biggest Morning Tea to raise much needed funds for the Cancer Council. The St Michael’s College community has been deeply affected recently with the passing of two staff members, thus the meaning of such an event is greatly heightened. The morning was a great success, raising $3,864. To coincide with the BMT, the Market Stall was also held and alone raised $545.25. The stall was a great success with the famous De La Sauce and fresh produce from ‘Chol’s’ Organic Garden being sold.

The BMT began with our Primary Campus Leaders leading the morning with a special prayer to remember family members, friends and colleagues lost through cancer and giving thanks for the beautiful times shared with them.

“Lord,You have taught me that faith as small as a mustard seed can grow into an amazing tree.Today I give you my little seed of faith. I place it firmly in the ground of your word. I water it with truth. The warmth of your love will make it grow. Today I ask by faith that you would bring healing from this cancer. I place my trust in you. May this seed sow healing into every area where the tumour has emerged. May it grow into a strong work, redeeming and restoring with great strength and power.Amen”

Mrs Vicki Schwarz welcomed the visitors and relayed the importance of the vision and mission of the Cancer Council.

The atmosphere was relaxed, the coffee was fresh off the Caparezza Coffee Cart and the variety of cakes and muffins were scrumptious. A big thank you to Angelo for supplying coffee from his cart for a gold coin donation, money that he generously donated back to the BMT. Also to the many local bakeries for donating cakes and muffins and to the families and local businesses for donating great prizes that were drawn as door prizes, raffles and also for the silent auction table.

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PRIMARY CAMPUS | 78 East Evenue Beverley SA 5009 | T 8346 6548 | F 8346 9449SECONDARY CAMPUS | 15 Mitton Avenue Henley Beach SA 5022 | T 8356 5966 | F 8356 1092

STUDENT ABSENTEE/LATE ARRIVAL LINES: Primary 8150 2397 | Secondary 8150 2323www.smc.sa.edu.au | smcprimary@smc.sa.edu.au | smc@smc.sa.edu.au

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CALENDAR

TERM 2 2018(subject to change)

JUNE1 - 3 National Reconciliation Week3 Mabo Day4 - 7 Italian Week4 - 7 Year 8 - 9 Life Education5 Primary Campus Tours 9.30am5 World Environment Day6 Year 9 Leaders Day8 Staff Professional Development

NO CLASSES11 Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday

Volunteers Day12 Year 9 Girls Drama Performance13 - 15 Business Week14 ICAS Writing Competition Years 4 & 615 Year 7 Drama Performance19 Instrumental Music Night (S)20 World Refugee Day20 - 22 Year 6 Canberra Trip26 Year 11 classes conclude at 3.30pm27 - 4 July Year 11 Exams28 Year 12 Seminar Day

Year 10 Drama Production 7.00pm

JULY 2 - 8 NAIDOC Week2 Year 12 Meningococcal Vaccinations3 Year 8 Drama & Dance Production

7.00pm5 Year 11 Choicez Seminar6 TERM 2 CONCLUDES

EARLY DISMISSAL (P) 12.40pm (S) 12.45pm

ORDER YOUR ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS FROM SMCSt Michael’s College will once again be offering Entertainment Books for sale. New 2018/2019 Entertainment Books are now available from either Campus or can be ordered online via http://www.entbook.com.au/160m078

STAFF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAYPlease be advised that on Friday 8 June staff will be engaged in a professional development day. There will be no classes held on this day.

The College would like to acknowledge one of the Primary Campus Leaders, Alexander Dessaur. Alex collected $220 and presented the money at the BMT. He collected the money from friends, family and others with a letter that he prepared himself. Alex and his brothers had been taught by Mr Mark Beswick. Mark passed away recently after his battle with Melanoma. His teaching has left a life-long impression on Alex. To aid him to raise money for the cause, he wrote a touching note (below) in Mark’s honour.

The College extends a huge thank you to the wonderful Parent Committee for putting forward the proposal to host the BMT and for making it a huge success.

Damian PattonDeputy Principal, Primary

STUDENT ABSENCEPlease advise student lateness or absenteeism

via the designated phone number:

PRIMARY: 8150 2397SECONDARY: 8150 2323

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PRIMARY CAMPUSITALIAN NEWSDuring Italian lessons this term, the Reception students have been learning about farm animals = Animali della Fattoria and their names: mucca = cow, gallina = chicken, asino = donkey, anatra = duck and coniglio = rabbit. The students have also been practicing, perfecting and singing ‘Old Mac Donald’ in Italian. The Year 2 students have been learning about the lifecycle of a chicken = Il Ciclo Vitale della Gallina. They visited the Reception class to see the uova = eggs and I pulcini = the chicks. Recently the Receptions were fortunate to be introduced to the wonders of nature through the Living Eggs for Schools program. The students were excited to see how much the pulcini = chicks had grown in a week!

Ms Giulietta Saraceno - Italian Teacher

NEW CHILDCARE PACKAGEFrom Monday 2 July 2018, a new Child Care Subsidy will replace the two current childcare payments. However, this transition cannot happen automatically.

To transition, you will need to complete an online Child Care Subsidy assessment using your Centrelink online account through myGov. This should be completed as soon as possible.

What you need to do:• Sign into your Centrelink online account through myGov• Select Complete your Child Care Subsidy assessment task• Work through the steps to provide new information and confirm your current details

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BIGGEST MORNING TEA AND MARKET STALL DAYThe Biggest Morning Tea and Market Stall Day brought the community together, providing a time for prayer and reflection and raise much needed funds to help support patients and their families through the difficult of a cancer diagnosis. The Parent Committee were overwhelmed with the generous donations from families and the many local businesses that supported the event, making it a huge success. Thank you to the Year 6 parents and Primary Campus Leaders who assisted on the day with the smooth running of the event and who also assisted in sourcing donations, picking up cakes and helping set up and pack up. Your help was very much appreciated. Also a big thank you to the SEMP Committee, in particular Robyn Palmer, the Youth Environmental Leaders and Garden Monitors for running the market stall.

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NATIONAL DAY OF HEALINGLast Friday 25 May, the Primary Campus held a National Day of Healing ceremony in Founders Hall. The boys viewed a video produced by the ABC network’s BTN about the ‘Bringing Them Home’ report where former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologised for the Stolen Generation in parliament.

During National Reconciliation Week (NRW) classes have been engaged in many learning tasks that link to Indigenous history and cultures. The Reception classes painted rarrk style paintings and Year 3 students made NRW posters on You Doodle. The combined excursion to Dreamtime at the MCG this weekend will be an interesting amd fun excursion for the College’s Indigenous students.

Ms Kate Tyrwhitt - R-6 Visual Arts and Student Services Teacher

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Lastly, thank you to the following local businesses and families for their support and generous donations:

94 West Café - Findon (Pollina Family)Adelaide 36ersAdelaide Football ClubAlberton Hotel (Brien Family)Aussie Ripper Roasts (Tsaconas Family)Black Forest Bakery - FindonBoutique Mon Ami – FindonBrooklyn Park DentalCaparezza Coffee Carts (Angelo)Carr FamilyChadwick’s Manufacturing Jewellers (Childs Family)Cosmic Yoga Studio - West LakesCowan FamilyDecjuba (Australian Retailer)Endota Spa (Choimes Family)Festival HireGeneral Trader - West LakesGilbert FamilyHarcourts Plus - Seaton (Beshara Family)Health on Grange Physiotherapy (Dessaur Family)Hotel RoyalInfinity Pilates & Personal Training (Finney Family)Janesce (Beauty Bar) (Pedicini Family)Jo Walkley (Grandparent)Jones Family

Malvern PapershopMeridian Patisserie - WoodvilleMetropolitan Fresh Fruiterers - FindonNed’s - Welland PlazaOliveri Sinks (Oatway Family)One on One Nails (Rosie Nikiforos & Family)Palas Jewellery (Cesare/Sagoleo Family)Pasticceria by OrsolaPernod Ricard WineMakers (Dion-French Family)Port Adelaide Football ClubReading Cinemas (Choimes Family)Scizzor Lounge - Hair Service - FulhamSelleys (Fitzgerald Family)Semaphore Candles & CoSportFishing Scene (Clift Family)St George Cakes – UnleyTupperware - Consultant: Maria Giglio (Cesare/Sagoleo Family)Turning Heads Hair Salon - Churchill Centre - Kilburn, Campbelltown & the CityVibe Hair & Makeup - Welland PlazaWallace / Tonkes FamilyWest Lakes Cards & GiftsWoolworths - Brickworks MarketplaceYellow Strawberry Hair & Beauty - West Lakes & North AdelaideYoung Living Essential Oils (Consultant: Dani Caputo)

Parent Committee - Primary

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SECONDARY CAMPUSSCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHSSchool photographs are scheduled to be taken on the following dates:• Thursday 7 June - Year 10, 11, 12 photos• Friday 22 June - Sports - Co-curricular

Photographs will be taken by advancedlife. An envelope and flyer will soon be distributed to students; however, if possible, it is our preference that ordering be completed online to reduce administration and potential security issues related to the return of cash and envelopes on photo day. If you choose to pay by cash, please ensure that you bring the correct money, as we are unable to supply change.

Orders for packages and sibling photographs can be placed securely online at advancedlife using our College’s unique 9 digit Online Order Code PAR 6DP FZ6. Portrait and group package orders are due by photography day. If you wish to purchase a sibling photograph online, the order must be placed no later than the day before photography day. Sibling photographs will only be taken if an order has been placed. If you have any queries concerning school photographs or online ordering, please direct them, via email, to enquiries@advancedlife.com.au

Mr Brent Parfrey - Daily Organiser

YEAR 8 HISTORY - MEDIEVAL PRESENTATIONOn Monday 28 May and Wednesday 30 May this week, the Semester 1 Year 8 History classes participated in a Medieval presentation, where they were able to bring their classroom studies to life. Students heard from Mike ‘Firebear’ and his team who discussed the different armour, weapons and events that occurred during the Medieval time. The students were also given the opportunity to wear chain mail and to launch a trebuchet.

This was the first official event to be held in the Senior Learning Centre auditorium, which was a great venue for the presentation. Below is some of the student responses to the presentation:

“The Medieval presentation by Mike was a fun hands-on experience. I enjoyed seeing the weapons up close and seeing my class mates wear armour and handle the weapons. I also learnt about what different weapons do and who could use them. Although the best bit by far was going out on the oval and shooting things with the trebuchet.” Matthew Lechelt (8BPC-03)

“The Medieval presentation was great. The new auditorium made the performance better as we could all see it from where we sat. I found it incredible how Firebear started making armour from when he was 7 years old. The presentation helped us all have a better picture of what it was like during Medieval Times.” Jamie Porcaro (8BPC-03)

“We had the privilege to have Firebear and his team come out and teach us about medieval warfare, weapons and armour. We learnt about how the weapons and armour where made and used in combat. Firebear had brought replica armour and weapons so we could immerse ourselves in the Medieval ways of war. After we went through the indoors portion of the presentation, we went outside and shot off a trebuchet and learnt how they were used. This was a great way to put our learning to the test as we could learn other things about Medieval Europe visually. All up, this was a great learning experience for everyone.” Joseph Ford (8BPC-03)

Mr Matthew Muscat - Head of Deaprtment - History

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YEAR 12 DRAMA - “SECRET BRIDESMAIDS’ BUSINESS”A warm congratulations to the 2018 Year 12 Drama class for their outstanding production of Elizabeth Coleman’s “Secret Bridesmaids’ Business” last week. The student’s hard work throughout the rehearsal process and mature approach to their learning and the play itself was a source of much pride throughout the College and particularly within the Drama department. Their fearless use of physical theatre, strong collaboration and ensemble skills and well-developed characterisation made this an engaging production that delighted packed audiences.

The College wishes them continued success as they tackle the remainder of the course and remind them to be the best they can be in the remaining theoretical components of the Stage 2 Drama course.

Mrs Giselle Becker - Subject Coordinator - Drama

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NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEKThis year during National Reconciliation Week, Reconciliation Australia invites all Australians to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and histories. “Don’t Keep History A Mystery: Learn. Share. Grow” explores history hidden just beneath the surface, ready and waiting to be uncovered.

There has been a number of activities occurring around the College including a display of Indigenous poetry and art created by students, a display in the Resource Centre featuring Indigenous books, posters and writings, and an information booth created by the Forward4Justice team handing out Indigenous Unity Pins and information.

Today 21 participants from the College community will travel to Melbourne to take part in a range of celebratory events, which will culminate into The Long Walk and AFL Dreamtime event at the Essendon & Richmond game at the MCG on Saturday night.

Mr Andrew Spencer - Indigenous Coordinator

ITALIAN WEEK IS NEXT WEEK - WEEK 6This year marks 72 years since Italy became a republic. On June 2, 1946, Italians voted in a controversial referendum which saw the Monarchy abolished, the King exiled and the birth of the Italian Republic. Just a few years later, Italy saw the biggest exodus in its history, as Italians migrated abroad in search of work. Many of them coming to call Australia home. Each year St Michael's College celebrates this event with a week of activities designed to raise student awareness of Italian history and identity, Australian history and identity and enjoy aspects of Italian culture. Students have been invited to participate in five-a-side soccer and Briscola tournaments, Italian class quizzes and taste Zeppole to celebrate.

Are you a champion BRISCOLA player? Do you have a friend who is just as good?Then nominate to play in the Briscola tournament this year! Winners will receive a prize and have their names etched on the St Michael’s College Briscola Trophy!

• To nominate please email Mrs Cardillo• All year levels welcome• Nominations close today - Friday 1 June• Numbers are limited

The Briscola tournament will take place at lunchtime in Week 6

Ms Angela Benedetti - Italian Coordinator

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STUDENT SERVICESTHINKING OUTSIDE THE SQUAREThe UniSA Cancer Research Institue (UCRI) has recently opened in the city. The new building on North Terrace will also house the new centre for Brain Tumor Research. The opportunities for Medical Research at the UCRI and next door at SAHMRI are increasing. Most Medical Researchers have gone through an undergraduate degree, honours and possibly Masters and or PhD. With these opportunities on offer here in SA, the College encourages students with a love of Science, Data Analytics, Health, Neuroscience and teamwork to investigate pathways in these fields. Some undergraduate courses of interest are listed below:

University of Adelaide: https://health.adelaide.edu.au/ University of SA: http://study.unisa.edu.au/degrees/bachelor-of-scienceFlinders University http://www.flinders.edu.au/careers/degree/medical-science.cfm QANTAS GROUP PILOT ACADEMYQantas Group is establishing a Pilot Academy which will provide training for high school or university graduates with a strong academic performance. To keep updated about the new Pilot Academy you can register your interest online. Find out more https://www.qantas.com/au/en/about-us/our-company/pilot-academy.html

THE ATOM PHOTO COMP 2018The ATOM Photo Comp is an initiative of Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM). It provides Australian and New Zealand student and adult photographers the opportunity to submit a set of three photographs adhering to a theme and win fantastic prizes in the process. The theme for the 2018 competition is ‘This Makes Me Happy’. Please click here for more details or enter here

2018 EDUCATION PERFECT SCIENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS MON 13 - MON 20 AUGUSTThe Education Perfect Science Championships 2018 is an exciting global online competition where students compete to earn points and prizes by learning engaging and thought-provoking science content. Find out more https://www.scienceweek.net.au/2018

UMAT PREPARATIONThe College does not endorse or recommend any UMAT preparation courses, but will provide the information below for your own consideration. Students in Years 10, 11 and 12 interested in Medicine or Dentistry will need to sit the compulsory UMAT (examination) when applying for one of the above career choices. The National Institute of Education (NIE) will be conducting a full day UMAT preparation workshop.Places are strictly limited. All details are available via www.nie.edu.au

NIE Simulated UMAT Day 2018 - Intensive Preparation WorkshopAt Uni SA, City West Campus on Saturday 16 June 2018 from 9.00am - 6.00pm Parents are also invited to join their children at the workshop from 4.00pm - 6.00pmClick here to enrol online.

STUDYING IN AMERICASamantha Jackson, Education USA Coordinator from the US Consulate General, will be making a final visit to Adelaide next week. If students are interested in Studying in America or applying for a sports scholarship, the College encourages attendance at one of these two sessions. Registration is required. Information can be found on the Facebook page www.fb.me/EducationUSAAustralia

Students in Year 9 should begin investigating core subjects that may be compulsory.

Monday 4 JuneGeneral information session - Pembroke School at 5.00pm to 6.30 pm Registration link: https://goo.gl/QG68Vv

Tuesday 5 JuneYour Next Steps - King’s Baptist Grammar School at 5.00pm to 5.45pm Registration link: https://goo.gl/cjioeH

Student-Athlete Aspirations - King’s Baptist Grammar School at 5.45pm to 6.30pmRegistration link: http://goo.gl/SZhDDS

To attend specific workshops it is preferred that attendees have already attended a general information or workshop session previously. FLINDERS UNI SCIENCE HOLIDAY PROGRAM TUES 9 - THURS 11 OCTOBERThis three-day event will expose students to a hands on practical application of science and challenge the students to solve a problem and present their findings. Open to all Year 10 and 11 high school students with an interest in pursuing further education in the sciences. Find out more http://events.flinders.edu.au/show/event/science-holiday-program

Mr Kevin Woolford - VET Coordinator, Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris - Career Counsellors

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CO-CURRICULAR RESULTS

PRIMARYFOOTBALLYEAR 5/6 SMC 7.5.47 V SIC C 2.2.14 Goals: T Welsh 2, Z Schwarz 2, Z Peucker 1, W Rayner 1, L Slattery 1 Best: O

Kilpatrick, Z Peucker, L Slattery, Z Schwarz, M ScholesYEAR 4/5 SMC 5.5.35 V IMC 9.8.73 Best: J Kilpatrick, N Annese, N WilliamsonSOCCER

YEAR 5 SMC 7 V SPC 0 Goals: A Vlotman 3, J Lombardo 1, O Moore 1, R Anwari 1, S Foti 1 Best: A Vlotman, R Anwari, C Pedicini

YEAR 6 SMC 5 V IMC 1 Goals: M Finamore 3, S Upton 1, J Bowling 1 Best: M Finamore, S Upton, A MacNeil

SECONDARY - BOYSFOOTBALL1ST XVIII SMC 5.5.35 v SPSC 14.20.10410A SMC 10.0.60 v SC 0.0.0 (Scotch Forfeit)9A SMC 8.10.58 v NAZ 8.10.58; Best: A D’Aloia, Z Fiacchi, C Carmody, N Oliveri, D Irish, N Angove, C Fitzgerald;

Goal Scorers: A D’Aloia, R Johnson 2, G Pacillo, S Hornibrook, Z Fiacchi, D Irish 18A SMC 8.2.50 v RC 7.8.50; Best: All played well7/8B SMC 1.7.13 v SPSC 11.16.82; Best: M Maraia, B Beshara, W Ashton, J SuraceSOCCER1st XI SMC 2 v CBC 72nd XI SMC 2 v MERC 410A SMC 3 v NMHS 8; Best: J Fabbian, J Muschio, C Conlon-Brown; Goal Scorers: J Muschio 2, J Fabbian 110B BYE9A SMC 2 v RC 2; Best: M Cubelic9B SMC 1 v GIHS 10; Best: D Lamnek, T Parsons, E O’Halloran7/8A1 SMC 2 v MHS 47/8A2 SMC 1 v GLE 67/8B1 SMC 1 v NAZ 7BASKETBALL SMC 3 v PGS 4; Best: K Mann, McGuire, J Congdon; Goal Scorers: J CongdonSENIOR A SMC 56 v CARD 34; Best: R LuliSENIOR B SMC 30 v CARD 27; Best: E LuliSENIOR C SMC 31 v CARD 29; Best: S DietmanMIDDLE A SMC 64 v MOD 24; Best: N Dmytriw, L Williamson, L LethbridgeMIDDLE B SMC 43 v MOD 40; Best: A Pernini, J McCarthy, K BurtMIDDLE C SMC 29 v MOD 30; Best: S Leaney, L Huynh, W Van StaverenTABLE TENNISSENIORYEAR 9 SMC 14 v IC 6; Best: P Rawlins, H Williams, M ZitoYEAR 7/8 SMC 13 v CAB 9

SECONDARY - GIRLSBADMINTONSENIOR C SMC 6 V 0 SAC Best: J MuirNETBALLOPEN A1 BYEOPEN A2 SMC 26 V SHC 42 Best: C Davis, I Lyle, R Williams, G D’AloiaOPEN C1 SMC 25 V SHC 29 Best: T GineverOPEN C2 SMC 6 V LOR 13 Best: B Dally, B Caruso, F Gorcilov10A1 SMC 20 V SHC 28 Best: N Disalvatore, E Pudney10A2 SMC 11 V MER 37 Best: T Geogeou

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10B2 SMC 13 V MER 38 Best: A Pahor, L Boeyen, O Phillips9A1 SMC 38 V LOR 12 Best: M Lyle, C Stavrides, R Tanner9A2 SMC 13 V NAZ 52 Best: B Featherby, I Perin, N Zerella 9B1 SMC 12 v SHC 27 Best: J Eckhold, R Wilson9C1 SMC 26 v SDPC 18 Best: I Green, L Maiolo9C2 SMC 13 V SIC 34 Best: G Mitzithras, J Laurendi, O Caruso 8A1 SMC 32 V MER 15 Best: T Richards, G Davis, J ZachilowSOCCERSENIOR A SMC 7 v PGS 1 Best: Alyssa De Nadai, S Roberts, Alanna De NadaiMIDDLE A SMC 0 v SC Best: P Dickeson, B Corbett, L Tedesco

GIRLS KNOCKOUT NETBALLOn Monday 28 May, the SMC Open Netball team played at Nazareth in the first round of Knockout Netball against Nazareth and Brighton High School. SMC had a comfortable win in the first match against Nazareth but were challenged by Brighton High School. After a tough battle, the SMC girls came out with a victory against Brighton and have progressed to the second round. Well done girls!

On Tuesday 29 May, SMC hosted round 1 of the Year 8/9 Knockout Netball at the College against Nazareth and Adelaide High School. The girls played two hard fought and skilled games, losing to Nazareth by 5 goals and then defeating Adelaide High by 27 goals. A great effort by all the girls!

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CONGRATULATIONS TO(L-R) Jake Hall (Year 6B), Will Ashton (7BPC-02), Archer Charles (7BPC-01), Tyler Richards (7BPC-01), Heath Conlon-Brown (7BPC-01) and Jackson White (7BPC-02) who will be representing Western SAPSASA this week at the State Carnival at West Beach.

Mr Jordan young - Secondary Co-curricular Coordinator

(L-R) Madi Schwarz (9GPC-04), Chloe Schwarz (9GPC-04) and Chloe Forby (11PC-09) who have made the first ever SANFL U/16 Girls Football team. The girls will play against Vic Metro on Sunday 10 June.

Mrs Leanne Burton - Secondary Girls Co-curricular Coordinator

Oscar Taras (11PC-01) and Mohammed Heidari (11PC-04) who particaped in the Adelaide Half Marathon (21.1km) on Sunday 27 May. Both completed the event in the top 25%. Mohammed completed the marathon in 1 hour and 44 minutes and Oscar in 1 hour and 48 minutes. A great achievement for both who made a decision to compete and committed to training together.

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TERM DATESTerm 2: Monday 30 April - Friday 6 JulyTerm 3: Monday 23 July - Friday 28 SeptemberTerm 4: Monday 15 October - Friday 7 December

RESETTING PARENT ACCESS TO SEQTAIf you are experiencing problems with your SEQTA ENGAGE password, please send an email to parentpasswordreset@smc.sa.edu.au

An activation email will be sent to your registered email address at the College, which will enable you to reset your access. Please note that this request may take up to 24 hours to process.

DOBSONS UNIFORM SHOP – 8150 2306Click here for more informationNormal trading hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8.00am - 4.15pmPlease contact Mary or Margaret on the number above to arrange an appointment.Fittings can be arranged and paid for at the shop which is located on the Secondary Campus. Primary Campus parents/caregivers can also purchase items over the phone and have them delivered directly to the Primary Campus at any time.

Please note: Due to building works, the Uniform Shop has been temporarily relocated to a transportable building. During this time, the Uniform Shop can be accessed via the Mitton Avenue entrances and then along the southern side of Founders Hall; please follow the signage.

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS: ONLINE SELLING AND BUYINGPlease refer to the College website for information relating to the sale of second hand uniform items. For further assistance phone 8346 3411.

STUDENT TRANSPORTSchool bus serviceAdelaide Metro bus routes & timetable286 Henley Beach to City287 Henley Beach to City288 West Lakes Centre Interchange to CityH22 Henley Beach South to Wattle ParkH32 Henley Beach South to CityGrange train

COLLEGE NEWS

COMMUNITY NEWSINTERESTING READINGLasallian NewsLiving CatholicAustralian Catholics MagazineYouth Ministry NewsSouthern Cross NewspaperAustralian Refugee Association News

LIVING WATERS PRAYER GROUP – CATHOLIC PARISH HENLEY BEACH You are warmly invited to attend the following services: Healing Mass starting Wednesday 13 June and every second Wednesday of the month. Rosary 7.00pm and Mass 7.30pm including the Sacrament of Anointing, followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Prayer Ministry and Candlelit prayer in the Spirit of Taize. Supper at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church - 420 Seaview Road, Henley Beach. All are welcome. Enquiries to Pauline 0403 002 240.

MISSIONARIES OF THE SACRED HEART (MSC) OUTREACH NEWSLETTERTo read this week’s edition and any past issues of the newsletter please click here.