Wednesday 10th August 2016 Issue 12 A great show of talent ... · dancing, meeting Airforce pilots, Drone pilots, Augmented Reality in marketing, it is simply, very exciting.”

Wednesday 10th August 2016 Issue 12

Galen Catholic College Newsletter

A great show of talent at Anything Goes

Full report page 4See more photos at the Galen website: http://bit.ly/2aznIQh

Best Instrumentalist: Oliver Biddulph Overall winner: Chloe HancockBest Vocalist: Antonia Maher

Best Ensemble: Kate Pitcher andCajun Magennis

Best Dance: Ashlee Aylward

2 | Reflections Newsletter

What’s On• Wed Aug 10 - Yr 7&8 ‘Stepping Up’ Workshops P5-6• Thurs Aug 11 - Yr 9&10 ‘Staying Strong’ Workshops P 1-2• Thurs Aug 11 - ‘Staying Strong’ Parent Workshop 6.30-8.00pm• Thurs Aug 11-12: Yr 11 OEd Ski• Fri Aug 12 - Founders’ Day• Wed Aug 17 - Science Week Expo• Wed Aug 17-19: Yr 11 OEd Ski • Sat Aug 20 - Santa Teresa group depart• Wed Aug 24 - Yr 12 Re-Connect• Wed Aug 24 - Grade 6 into Yr 7 tests• Thurs Aug 25-26: Yr 10 Melbourne Trip• Thurs Aug 25-26: Yr 7 Guest Author (Will Kostakis) • Sat Aug 27 - Santa Teresa group return• Mon Sep 5 - Yr 10 OEd Cycle Trip• Mon Sep 5-9: Yr 12 VCAL Placement• Wed Sep 7 - Appin Park Grade 6 testing • Thurs Sep 8 - Parent Teacher Evening• Fri Sep 9 - Parent Teacher Morning (student free day)• Mon Sep 12-16: Yr 12 VCAL Placement• Wed Sep 14-16: Italian Camp• Fri Sep 16 - End of Term 3 (2.30pm)

• Mon Oct 3 - Term 4 Begins• Mon Oct 3-5: VCE Trial Exams• Tues Oct 4-5: Yr 10 OEd Bushwalk• Thurs Oct 6 - Forensic Sci Workshops Yr 9• Tues Oct 11 - Galen Arts & Tech Exhibition• Thurs Oct 13-14: Yr 7 Melbourne Trip• Thurs Oct 13-14: Yr 10 OEd Bushwalk• Tues Oct 18 - Yr 12 Farewell Assembly• Wed Oct 19 - Yr 7 BG Injections• Thurs Oct 20-21: Yr 7 Melbourne trip• Mon Oct 24-25: Yr 10 OEd Canoe trip• Wed Oct 26 - Unit 3/4 Exams begin• Thurs Oct 27-28: Yr 7 Melbourne trip• Thurs Oct 27-28: Yr 10 OEd Canoe trip• Sat Oct 29 - Jazz Festival weekend• Mon Oct 31 - Staff Preparation Day (student free day)• Tues Nov 1 - Melbourne Cup holiday• Wed Nov 2-3: Discovery Bushwalk (9.5)

For the latest Upcoming Events visit:www.galen.vic.edu.au

Uniform ShopOpening Hours

Tuesday: 10.00am - 6.00pmThursday: 1.00pm - 5.00pm

Direct Line: 03 5723 [email protected]

Student Absences

Phone: 5721 6322 or email:[email protected]

The Resilience ProjectStudent Wellbeing and Mental HealthThe Wellbeing team at Galen are pleased to inform parents that Hugh van Cuylenburg from The Resilience Project will be delivering some exciting and innovative workshops to students, staff and parents in August. On Wednesday 10th August year 7 and 8 students will participate in the Stepping Up session followed by a staff PD in the afternoon. On Thursday 11th August the year 9 and 10 students will attend a session entitled Staying Strong followed by a parent night at 7:00pm - Teaching Resilience at Home. The Resilience Project sessions teach positive mental health strategies in an emotionally engaging way using evidence based approaches to build resilience in young people. The Wellbeing team at Galen invite all parents to attend the evening session.

When: Thursday 11th August, 2016

Time: 7.00pm

Where: The Junior School Space at Galen

Please RSVP to: [email protected]

Next MeetingThe next Parents Association meeting will be held on September 6th at 6:30pm

in the staff room. We’d love to see some new faces there!

Galen Parents Association

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Parent drop off and pick up zonesCould parents who drop-off or pick-up their children by car please use the areas in Phillipson Street and Park Crescent designated for this purpose. We have a developing problem with a number of parents using the main driveway and sometimes the car park off Park Crescent for this purpose. This is creating dangerous congestion and hazardous conditions for both pedestrians and vehicles. So, please, no student pick-ups or drop-offs that involve driving onto school property before or after school.

Galen Debutante Ball CommitteeIf you are a parent/guardian at Galen who would like to be involved with the Deb Ball Committee,

please email: [email protected]

Humanoid robot ready for STEM careers expoGalen Catholic College Year 8 student Lachlan Carboon was able to experience the future last Friday, assisting GoTAFE Youth Engagement Officer Kel Vincent to program a brand new NAO Robot in preparation for Galen’s STEM conference in a fortnight on Wednesday August 17th.

With a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math-ematics in education, STEM is set to be an engaging insight for students and teachers alike. Held during National Science Week, Galen will be a buzz of energy with the forefront of technology education hosted right here in regional Victoria.

GoTAFE’s Kel Vincent stated, “We decided to purchase NAO to be used as part of our engagement strategy. To build on existing robotics programs and particularly to build upon the STEM initiative in schools.”

“We are so excited to be bringing such a wide range of Exhibitors to the Expo,” said Galen Science teacher, Maree Timms. “There will be something for young and old. To have this opportunity for our students and community to see the future right here in Wangaratta is such a bonus. We are sure it will bring a newfound insight and engagement into the possibility of STEM careers. From Electric Cars, Robots dancing, meeting Airforce pilots, Drone pilots, Augmented Reality in marketing, it is simply, very exciting.”

For more information, please visit the STEM website:

stemexpo2016.weebly.com

Above: Galen Science teacher and STEM organizer Maree Timms, GoTAFE Youth Engagement Officer Kel Vincent and Year 8 student Lachlan Carboon began to program a brand new NAO Robot last Friday.


Anything Goes Talent Quest 2016

Congratulations to our 22 performers who showcased their amazing talent at this years Anything Goes Talent Quest. All 22 Acts were outstanding, leaving judges with incred-ibly hard decisions regarding winners of each category. The acts were judged by a panel with extensive knowledge of the performing arts including, Galen staff member Hannah Banks, Choreographer Natalie Sullivan and Ex Galen student and musician, Jerry O’Callaghan. Hosted by Brandon Mays and Joshua Bevacqua, 2 entertaining MCs from our Year 11 cohort, the night wowed the audience. Special guest perfor-mances by Jaymz Bright in Year 11 who solved three Rubik’s puzzles in 1’24s and past students Earvyn Divinagracia and Montana Eisenhauer added to the atmosphere and enter-tainment of the evening.

The award winners for the Anything Goes Talent Show were:

• Overall winner: Chloe Hancock (Year 12)• Best Vocalist: Antonia Maher (Year 9)• Best Ensemble: Kate Pitcher and Cajun Magennis (Year 12)• Best Dance: Ashlee Aylward (Year 10)• Best Instrumentalist: Oliver Biddulph (Year 11) Thank you to everyone who supported this event includ-ing generous sponsorship from the Milawa Cheese Factory, Buller’s Wines, Paulie’s Corner and Café The Pre Vue as well as the many students in Year 11 and 12 who assisted in plan-ning and organizing the event and staff David Ashfield, Jeff Faithfull, Helen Faithfull, Paul Walker, Christine Duff, Olivia Jones, Andrew Sincliar and Blake Nixon. All proceeds will be donated to social justice projects in Timor Leste and Santa Teresa. Congratulations again to the students involved, you gave fantastic performances and deserve to be very proud!

Senior Pathways ToursOn Friday July 22nd and Tuesday July 26th a pilot Senior Pathways Tour was conducted for 11 parents with students in Year 10. The Pathways Tour showcased the VCE, VCAL and VET options that are available at Galen in Year 11 and allowed parents to enter classrooms and speak directly with students about their chosen options. We hope that taking up the opportunity will allow par-ents to support their children in choosing their right path as they transition from Year 10 into Year 11. Many thanks to Adam Burt, Meika Staley and John Waldron for supporting parents coming into their classes, to Beth Code and Grace McGarigle who were on hand to provide expert knowledge of the VCAL and VET pathways, and to Kate Williams for assistance in organizing and developing the tours.

Language PerfectItalian Competition

Galen students have continued their success in this International completion, gaining bronze, silver, gold and elite awards. Congratulations to the following students:Bronze Award: Imogen Quilty, Chloe Chamberlain, Lucy TharrattSilver Award: Emma GambleGold Award: Lucy LeeElite Award: Jemma Saunders who was placed in the top 0.2% worldwide (out of 335000 participants).


Senior School NewsMick Grogan - Senior School Director

Congratulations to Thomas McDonald who recently competed at the World Junior Cycling Titles in Switzerland. He enjoyed this amaz-ing international experience, performing remarkably well, riding a personal best time. There were over 300 athletes from 40 different countries and Thomas raced in the Team Pursuit qualifying 4th and raced in the Individual Pursuit qualifying 6th in a field of 48. He rode 3 km in a personal best time of 3:18.114 minutes averaging a speed of 54.489 km/h. He was only 4.688 seconds off first place and only 2.656 seconds off the podium.

Congratulations to Beth Cook whose Hoodie design was voted the most popular and to Sophie Archer who designed the most popular T-Shirt. Prices for these End of Year 12 garments will be communicated shortly.Year 11 students are encouraged to get their subject selection forms in as soon as possible.

Important Dates:• Parent Teacher Interviews, Sept 8, 9

• Arts/Technology Exhibition, Tuesday Oct 11 – Friday Oct 14• Year 12 Last day, Tuesday Oct 18

• Year 12 Unit 4 Written Exams begin Wednesday Oct 26• Year 12 Graduation Evening Thursday Nov 17

Galen welcomes Italian exchange students

Galen is proud to be currently hosting ten Italian exchange students. The group will be attending school with us for a total of between 6-10 weeks through until the beginning of September. Our overseas guests have settled in well and are enjoying their Aussie experience.


Wed 17th August 2016 Schools: 12noon - 3:00pm

General Community: 4:00pm – 6:00pm

AT GALEN CATHOLIC COLLEGE

WANGARATTA

DRONES, DROIDS & ROBOTS COME & MEET

NAO THE ROBOT

For more information and to register your attendance go to our website

stemexpo2016.weebly.com

13-21 August 2016 www.scienceweek.net.au

@stemexpo2016 stemexpo2016

Drones are not just a hobby, but a viable career option. Find out how Drones are revolutionising farming and delivery systems, with guest presenters & Drone Pilots from Digitalfalcon, UAVfalcon, & BLKtatu.

Robots and Rural Health Services! What do they have in common? Come and meet NAO the robot and GoTafe’s SIM Man to find out. Nao may even lead a dance session and get the whole hall bopping along.

Ø See the evolution of additive manufacturing technology with 3D printers at work Ø Test the skills of the future navigating Sphero Robots though mazes Ø Experience informal and creative computer technology and coding with CoderDojo Ø Make a robot walk, talk and think with Lego Mindstorms ev3

There will be plenty of advice on S.T.E.M Career pathways by exhibitors from the Australian Defence Forces, GoTAFE, Charles Sturt Uni, Latrobe Uni, Royal Society of Victoria, just to name a few.

We also have a special treat, with CSU’s Skystories, setting up telescopes for an evening of star gazing.

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On Tuesday 26th July, we made the trip to Shepparton to compete in the Senior Hume Basketball Tournament. An injury plagued day meant a short bench at times, with every player having to give every moment their all, resulting in a lot of fatigue as the day progressed. This did not stop their domination on the day, and because of this they will be heading to the State level in week 9 of this term. Well done! Big thanks to Josh Smart and Lewis Sharrock who were our scorers and timekeepers on the day – filling in when other teams did not have anyone.

Game 1: Galen defeated Euroa 37-36This was a fast paced game right from the first tap, that saw Dion Ploegmakers and Jac Holmes put their bodies on the line to constantly keep the ball in play, and usually with Ga-len in possession. Frazer Judd, who started the day injured couldn’t help but go on the court and give advice, along with setting up a variety of plays, one of which saw his first goal as a 3-pointer with nothing but net. Jac was a real team player working well with Lachie Bedendo, though it was Will Robinson who dominated in the second half. Jordan Storer and Will were also working well together in defense, ensuring Galen always came away with the ball; while at the other end of the court Jack Jenkin was yet again proving he had springs in his legs, despite injury. The boys worked well together with a full-court press in a game that went down to the wire. Will finished with a 3-pointer, which allowed him to be the highest goal-scorer with 17 points to his name.

Game 2: Galen defeated Myrtleford 35-24The boys used the opportunity to try some set plays, against a weaker opponent, and generally this worked in their favor, especially with Jac being all over everything, running rings around other players; backed up by Lachie putting on a scoring clinic early on. Will was popping up 3-pointers again, coming away with three for the game, and Jordy was excellent in defense. The scoreboard really did not show the actual difference between the two teams, and the boys should have had more points on the board overall, but did not always have their heads in the game. Dion finished his game with a great steal, followed by a fast break

and easy layup; with plenty of celebration to follow.

Game 3: Galen defeated Notre Dame, Shepparton 46-37Though there were no finals, this was technically the grand final match, as both teams went in undefeated. The game started in an interesting and slightly scary way with Lachie grabbing the ball from the centre and making a fast break… For the oppositions goal ring. The game was competitive and saw the Galen boys playing much better basketball, and superbly shutting down the top players in the opposition team. Jordy was shooting well all game, and finished the first half in style with a smashing 3-pointer. Not to be outdone, Will put up another set of 3-pointers. Jac was all over the court, jumping in defense and mopping up missed shots in offense also. Right down to the last minute the boys put the pressure on, and never gave their oppo-nent any leeway. Written by Ash Burke

Senior Boys Basketball – Hume Champions

Middle School NewsRob Walker - Middle School Director

Upcoming Middle School Dates

August • 9th Yr 10 FORMAL

• 11th Yr 9 & 10 ‘Staying Strong’ Workshops P 1 & 2 and Parent Workshop 6.30-8pm

• 12th FOUNDERS DAY • 17th Science Work Expo

• 25th Yr 10 Camp• 26th Yr 10 Camp

September• 8th Parent Teacher interviews • 9th Parent Teacher interview

• 9th Catch Up Day • 14th Italian Camp• 15th Italian Camp

• 16th Italian Camp / Last Day 2:30 Finish


As part of VET Sport and Recreation (Units 3 & 4), students took part in an excursion to Melbourne on Tuesday the 19th of July. They visited Essendon Football Clubs state of art training facilities and began with a classroom based visual presentation which utilised match day footage and discussed the science governing player training throughout the year. The second part of the visit was a practical session whereby students were taken through some fitness testing and a 1 km time trial. Students were also given a complete tour of the facilities, which included the recovery room (ice baths & spa), altitude chamber, indoor pool, gymnasium, stadium

VET Sport & RecreationAFL - Essendon & North Melbourne Football Clubs

and locker room. The second visit was to North Melbourne Football Club, where a tour of the club’s facilities was also un-dertaken. Students visited the club’s community education facility, known as "The Huddle" and were fortunate to have Todd Goldstein talk to them about his life as an AFL player and the joys and pressures that go with it. He also gave students an insight into the nutrition and training principles relevant to an AFL player. Throughout the day, there was a strong focus on the units undertaken in the 3/4 Sport and Recreation course and overall a valuable learning experience for the students.


2016/2017Little Athletics Season

ALL REGISTRATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED ONLINE AT www.lavic.com.au BEFORE ATTENDING

Online Registration Portal opens 12th August• Sept 26th- 10am-12noon

• Oct 5th,10th,19th- 4.30-5.30pm Bill Eaton Reserve on Appin Street

Membership fee: (Early bird prices)• One child $105• Two Children $195• Three children $285• Four children $375• Uniform $35

No cash accepted. EFTPOS Available.

Season commencing Friday, October 7th 2016

Keep up to date by visiting• Facebook:www.face.com.au/wangaratta20

• Website:www.wangarattalac.com.au

PROOF OF AGE FOR NEW ATHLETES: Birth certificate/Passport

If you have any questions please contact:Maree Johnston (Registrar) 0418 377 057

RELAY FOR LIFE FUNDRAISER

WHEN: SATURDAY 6TH AUGUST

TIME: 9AM - 1PM

WHERE: OUTSIDE NAB BANK, REID STWANGARATTA

THE WANGARATTA LEO CLUB ARE HOLDING A COIN TRAIL TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE COMBINED LEO/

LION RELAY FOR LIFE TEAM

Event Details WHEN: 31ST AUGUST, 2016 TIME: 1.30 TO 3PM VENUE: W.H.S. 17-‐49 EDWARD ST, SENIOR BUILDING. (REPORT TO OFFICE AT RECEPTION) All enquiries to Ilena Young: [email protected] Phone 57139061

Information An opportunity to hear from 6 entrepreneurs who have set up their businesses from scratch. Ask them the questions that you want to know about how they did it, what they learned, skills needed and more.

All bookings on try booking. https://www.trybooking.com/204884

Small Biz Industry Connections


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Once there the new friends spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool - all without electricity! Then

embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before walking back through the mountains and returning to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and

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To find out more about study options join us at The Evening Event Monday 15 August, 5.30-9pmlatrobe.edu.au/evening-alburywodonga

Have you ever considered university study but then thought… “I don’t have time”, “Am I smart enough?”, “Can I afford it?”. Well you’re certainly not alone! Our students are balancing families, careers, finances and all that life throws at them, to pursue their passions and dreams. Stay tuned to find your inspiration…

A turning point for me was when I shared my own story with a group of women and I learnt how much I was able to inspire others - this one experience was the start of my journey into university study’

SOCIAL WORKMAKING A DIFFERENCE

Eve Robinson Bachelor of Human Services/Master of Social Work La Trobe University, Albury-Wodonga Campus

For Eve Robinson, university study was the golden ticket to pursuing her dreams while still being able to support her sons during their difficult teenage years. Now in her second year of a Bachelor of Human Services, Eve is passionate about using her qualifications and lived experience to make a difference to people whose lives have been impacted by family violence. ‘I considered trying to progress my career through different employment opportunities but my two sons were going through a hard time so I started exploring options to give me time at home.’Eve said she was nervous about returning to study after a long break but was keen to get out of her comfort zone – and says it’s definitely paid off.‘There are so many options for online study now but I can be quite good at isolating myself and knew I needed to improve my teamwork skills so I chose to study face to face.’Eve is excited about opportunities for placement in her third and fourth years of study, one of which she hopes to complete in an Indigenous community.

Galen Catholic CollegeCollege Street, WangarattaPO Box 630 Wangaratta Vic 3676

Principal: Bernard NealEmail: [email protected]: 03 5721 6322Web: www.galen.vic.edu.au

Newsletter enquiries can be emailed directly to the Publications & Promotions Officer: [email protected]

Who’s Who at GalenLeadership Team• Bernard Neal: Principal• Patrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal—Staff & Students• Marie Salinger: Deputy Principal – Learning & Teaching• Genevieve O’Reilly: Deputy Principal – Catholic Identity• Dom Giannone: Business Manager• Anthony Batters: Professional Development Co-ordinator• Kylie Quin: Daily Organiser• Mick Grogan: Senior School Director• Rob Walker: Middle School Director• Wendy Chuck: Junior School Director

The best way to contact Galen staff members direct is by email. All staff have email addresses which follow the formula: [email protected]

School BoardFr Mike Pullar: Parish PriestSuellen Loki: Board ChairColin McClounan: Deputy ChairBernard Neal: PrincipalPhil Bretherton: CEO RepresentativePatrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal Dom Giannone: Business ManagerCheryl Impink: Parents’ Assoc. RepresentativeLiz Nelson: Parent RepresentativeHannah Clancy: Parent RepresentativeKaren Archer: Parent RepresentativeTracey Bright: Parent Representative

Parents Association Executive • Jodie Sutton: President• Louine Robinson: Vice President• Carolyn Hicks: Treasurer• Karyn Howard: Secretary

Members of the Board and Parents Association can be contacted via the office on 03 5721 6322 or email:[email protected]

Eyes were fixed on TV sets last Monday 1st August as Galen’s own Adam Burt won himself a sweet $100,000 from TV quiz show Millionaire Hot Seat. Filmed back in April this year, Mr Burt has had a tough time keeping quiet about his success. “I was able to tell my girlfriend, mum, dad and my brother, but it has been a really long wait, and a bit nerve-wracking too.” Even getting in the seat required patience, as Mr Burt attended the show’s second-ever audition in 2009. “It’s the example of the old application form getting stuck down the

back of a filing cabinet,” he said. Knowing a bit about Buffy and American presidents helped Adam come away with $100,000. Mr Burt is arguably Galen’s most popular teacher at the moment, and the question on everyone’s lips is, ‘so what will you do with the money?’ Mr Burt, said he and girlfriend Stacey looked forward to an overseas trip with his winnings, a bit on the house and “some will get invested wisely”. Congratulations Adam!

Mr Burt’s big win in Millionaire Hot Seat

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ONE YOUNG PERSON IS INJURED ON THE ROAD EVERY DAY…

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Young drivers have not yet developed the skills necessary to handle complex traffic environments or

judge risky situations properly, over estimating their own abilities and under estimating the risk

associated with driving. This can be manifested in driving behaviours such as high speeds, close

following distances, failing to comply with red signals and aggressive interactions with other road

users.

KEY FACTS

- Statistics show that young drivers are most at risk as soon as they obtain a Probationary

licence, and in the first year of driving, their risk of crashing is three times higher than an

experienced driver.

- Each year in Victoria alone, approximately 60 road users aged between 18 & 25 are killed

and 1250 are seriously injured.

- Deaths due to road crashes are higher in the 15-24 year age group than any other age group. (RACV, NRMA & AAA)

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