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After 45 years in education, 21 of which were at Cornerstone College, I feel confident in knowing that this was a wonderful way to spend my working life. To have contributed to the growth and learning of thousands of young people in a lifetime has been a personal blessing. In later years I have also been able to contribute to the development of teachers which has been rewarding.

I feel a great sense of thankfulness to:

• The committed and faithful people who brought the idea and dream of Cornerstone College to reality. This was a huge act of faith where from humble beginnings we now have a Christian College with over 900 students in Years 7-12. To this day ‘Christ (is) our firm foundation’, and we still have open lockers and vertical Home Groups!

• Members of local church congregations have continued their prayerful support of our College.

• Leaders who have maintained a strong Christian ethos and culture throughout the history of the College.

• The staff – teaching and support staff. By far the most significant factor affecting educational outcomes in a school is the quality of teaching (and the support of teaching). Cornerstone College has been blessed with teachers who are professional and who care for their students beyond expectation. As a sign of our confidence in our teachers (and students) we now hold Open Days for new parents on a normal school day without preparing our students – the impact of this authentic experience draws many positive comments.

• The many students who have ‘loved, learnt and grown’ in our College over the years. Those of us who have taught at Cornerstone College have felt honoured and blessed to have built special relationships with many wonderful students. Through Old Scholars networks many of these relationships and connections still flourish.

• Parents who trusted the College with the education and development of their children and have remained strong advocates in the community.

• Businesses in the local community who have supported our students and our programs generously.

It has been a privilege and personal blessing to be a teacher and leader in the Cornerstone College community.

I thank God for this and the many people who have shared this with me.

Mr Rob Rohde Deputy Principal

From the Deputy Principal

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ContentsAward Recipients 3-5

Farewell Rob Rohde 6-7

Student Achievements 8-9

Opening of Science Centre 10

Global and Cultural 11-13

Year 10 Experience 13-15

Middle School 16-17

Arts 18-19

Community 20-21

Cornerstone Golf Classic 22

Old Scholar News 24-27

Diary Dates 28

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Order of Australia Student Citizenship Award This Award is designed to foster love of and pride in Australian citizenship and to uphold the high principles and prestige of the Order of Australia. Amy Hein (Year 11) Kate Moularadellis (Year 12)

Mayo Community Award For a senior student in the electorate of Mayo, who demonstrates excellence in attitude and achievement, as well as leadership amongst their peers. Rosemary Higginson (Year 12)

Caltex Best All-Rounder Award For leadership qualities and commitment across a range of activities including study, sport and service to the community. Rosemary Higginson (Year 12)

Award Recipients

Year 12 Subject Awards A Subject Award is presented to a student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in relation to course objectives in the school-based assessment component of their overall assessment for the year. To achieve this, a student must receive an A grade.

Congratulations to the following students on their pursuit of academic and all round excellence in 2017.

Subject Student SponsorBiology Sophie Rhodes Back in Motion Health GroupBusiness and Enterprise Kimberley Burden Pizza HutChemistry Jayden White Wiencke ElectricalChild Studies Chloe Stichel Pak-RiteChinese (Continuers) Julia Severin World StridesDrama Kate Owen Valerie TraversEnglish Kate Moularadellis PFD Food ServicesEnglish Literary Studies Rosemary Higginson Liberal Candidate for KavelEssential English Jack Maddox Caltex Mount BarkerEssential Mathematics Keely Rayson Mt Barker Irrigation Pump DepotFood and Hospitality Emily Fenwick Original Food CoGeneral Mathematics Lucy Schumacher WestpacGeography Olivia Hughes Mount Compass Sand & LoamGerman (Continuers) Ruby Allen Reece PlumbingMaterial Products Nicholas Lamey K & B Adams TurfMathematics Methods Samuel Schultz iSeek ComputingModern History Kate Moularadellis Openbook Howden Print & DesignMusic Rosemary Higginson Tim Jones Training ServicesNutrition Sophie Rhodes Mount Barker Fresh MarketsOutdoor Education Bryce Penno EFM Health ClubsPhysical Education Niamh Montague HGH DevelopmentsPhysics Brooklyn Hassold Mr Shane HeinPsychology Fae Gehren Waterman Psychology ServicesReligion Studies Karina Pfeiler The Uniform ShopResearch Project Rosemary Higginson A.A Windows & DoorsResearch Project Adele Spowart Adelaide Hills ToyotaSpecialist Mathematics Samuel Schultz William BuckTourism Olivia Hughes Lofty CoachesVisual Arts - Art Rosemary Higginson Eckersley’s Art & CraftVisual Arts - Design Brooklyn Hassold Peter Moeck ArchitectWorkplace Practices Katie Dridan Sandra Berry Real Estate

Vocational Education and Training AwardsYear 11 Thomas Kleemann Southern Cross Cleaning (SA)Year 12 Campbell Byrne CMV Truck Sales & Service

ADF Long Tan Award For demonstrated leadership and teamwork within the school and the broader local community. James Heinrich (Year 10) Kate Moularadellis (Year 12)

Lutheran Women SA/NT Encouragement Award For a Year 10 or 11 student who has given service to the school or wider community; plans a future vocation in the Church; has been an effective ambassador for the school; shows initiative and willingness to support others through encouragement and a sense of responsibility. Eva Giannakis (Year 11)

Principal’s Award Awarded to Rosemary Higginson for selfless service of a noteworthy and continued nature to their fellow students and school over the course of their time at the College.

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Award Recipients

Academic Awards Are given to students in each of Years 7-11 with the best academic achievement record across their subjects throughout the course of the year.

The Dux of each Year level will be presented at the Opening Worship in 2018.

Year 7 Lily BottenLuke Davis Karlie Grace Georgia Hamilton Jasmine Howis Ella-Bree Zobel

Year 8Ethan BraendlerLazuli Chittleborough Courtney EckertLiam HinzeGemma KloseCate Liebelt

Year 9Oliver CobcroftLucy FielkeEmily Hinze

Contribution AwardsAre given to students who demonstrate loyalty to the College, a positive attitude, demonstration of reliability and responsibility and concern for others.

Year 7Luke DavisEsther EckermannKarlie GraceGeorgia Hamilton Bradley HerrmannJasmine Howis Max MayKarli RobertsElla-Bree Zobel

Year 8Lazuli ChittleboroughLiam HinzeGemma KloseCate LiebeltLloyd MensforthMaddison NypSam ReissenweberAmy Smythe

Year 9Lucy FielkeRose HannafordAlicia HarfordEmily HinzeAlexandra HollowayMatthew LandonMichael Smallridge

Year 10Victoria BeareAustin Gogel James HeinrichBenjamin HollowayTom MoularadellisLara MullinsBen ReissenweberHannah RodertAbbey Sweet

Year 11Sebastian Brook Eva Giannakis Amy HeinLauren HoopmannMitchell Jenkin Thomas JohnsonPaige KleinigOlivia Paim BrugesJacqueline Smith

Year 12James BretagMatilda ButlerKaitlin DockingMaayan GoldsteinRosemary HigginsonOlivia Hughes Thomas Luckhurst-SmithKatherine MoularadellisBraden SchoellLachlan TraegerRuby Washington

von Doussas (Exemplary)Are given to Year 11 students who demonstrate commitment to learning, persisting with challenges, consistent application to studies and maintaining an exemplary ‘Approach to Learning’ and ‘Learning Mindset’.Thomas Johnson Danica Male

Commendation AwardsAre given to students who demonstrate improved standards and application during the year as a result of a genuine desire to achieve, and through consistent hard work.

Year 7 Luke Davis Karlie GraceGeorgia HamiltonEliza Hogben Max MayDemi Schwarz Year 8Lazuli Chittleborough Benjamin Gast Liam Hinze Gemma KloseCate LiebeltGeorgia Samardzic

Year 9Lucy FielkeEmily HinzeJulie KimChantelle MillerEmily NitschkeLauren Strachan

Year 10Madison AnningEbony Bedford Lara Mullins Benjamin Reissenweber Hannah RodertKimberley Wyatt-Read

Year 11Amy HeinLauren HoopmannPaige KleinigSarah LongoJacqueline SmithJemma Zastera

Year 9 (continued) Alexandra HollowayJulie KimChantelle MillerEloise Penno

Year 10Madison Anning Annika Hassold Bethia Holton Lara MullinsHannah Rodert Jasmyn Stephenson Kimberley Wyatt-Read

Year 11Amy HeinLauren HoopmannMarisa JackmanPaige Kleinig

Award Recipients

Year 12 Research Project (RP) ResultsThe Research Project is a compulsory SACE subject undertaken by students in Years 11 or 12.

The Research Project enables students to do in-depth research on a topic of interest.

During the Research Project students demonstrate their creativity and initiative as self directed learners whilst developing life skills of analysis, evaluation, research and project management.

Our students achieved excellent results in the 2017 Research Project.

• 100% of students undertaking the Research Project at Cornerstone College in 2017 passed

• 34% achieved in the A band

• 3 students were awarded a Merit (perfect score)

Guiding Questions for A+ Research Project students:‘How can psychology be incorporated to enhance mood and wellbeing in house design?’ Brooklyn Hassold.

‘What are the implications and consequences of the fashion industry’s impact on child labour, with a focus on Australia?’ Rosemary Higginson (Merit).

‘To what extent can a superfood further enhance a healthy dessert?’ Emma Klatt.

‘To what extent does the human microbiota influence the human immune system and what further implications do these interactions have on human health and disease?’ Sophie Rhodes.

‘How is the modern trend of the greenhouse effect shaping weather and climate patterns on earth?’ Samuel Schultz.

‘To what extent should the MAOA gene mutation influence criminal convictions?’ Adele Spowart (Merit).

‘Why does ambulance ramping occur in Adelaide and how does it affect the physical and emotional wellbeing of medical staff working in emergency departments?’ Year 11, Tulani White.

Other interesting questions that were researched this year:

• ‘Is hosting the Olympic games worth it for the host nation? A comparative study of the last 50 years.’

• ‘Is there a correlation between physical activity and the learning and emotional outcomes in primary aged students?’

• ‘How can I maximise my chances of being hired as a pilot by an airline?

Mr Tony Moffa Cross-Disciplinary Learning Area Leader

Students who achieved an A+ result: Samuel Schultz, Rosemary Higginson, Tulani White, Adele Spowart, Emma Klatt, Sophie Rhodes and Brooklyn Hassold

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Farewell Rob Rohde

Farewell Rob RohdeAt the end of the 2017 school year, Rob Rohde, Deputy Principal, completed 21 years of teaching and leading at Cornerstone College. Rob has taught in the Science area, with his first and major love being Chemistry. Beyond his teaching, Rob has been an astute, passionate and dedicated leader across many areas of education.

Rob has given 45 years of outstanding service to the teaching profession, and in this time, he has seen and been instrumental in flourishing change for teaching and learning. Rob joined the staff at Cornerstone in 1993 as a teacher of Chemistry and Science. In the years, 1995-1998 Rob assumed roles of Year 12 Coordinator, Science Coordinator and Careers Counsellor.

In 1999, Rob moved to Unity College, Murray Bridge as the first Head of Senior School. In 2003, Rob returned to Cornerstone to undertake the role of Deputy Principal. Over the last 15 years, he has always been concerned with the smooth and cohesive running of the College and supporting the Principal.

He has had a strong focus on the professional learning and development of staff, recognising that outstanding learning is strongly supported by quality staff. Rob has also had a strong interest in the development of new and pre-service teachers, and the connections to other learning communities to enhance outcomes for staff and students.

Rob has been acutely aware great schools require leaders with wisdom, empathy and courage. So, what words have staff, students and parents used to describe Rob?

Well words like; gentle, caring, giving, full of grace, honest, fair, professional, empathetic, faithful, committed, dedicated, considered, thinker, lover of learning, encourager, innovative, leader and mentor – just to name a few.

Rob Rohde is a gentleman who has a heart for Education, the College and people. Rob Rohde is respected by staff, students and families for the interest he shows in them and his desire to invest into their lives. Rob Rohde is a great role model and disciple of Jesus.

On a personal note, I would like to publicly thank him for his considered advice, fierce loyalty and kind friendship in working alongside me to lead Cornerstone College.

We sincerely thank Rob for his service to our community.

Craig Fielke Principal

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Farewell Rob Rohde

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Student Achievements

Australian Army Cadet ChallengeCongratulations to Year 10 Army Cadets Tom, Benjamin and Mayson who recently represented South Australia in the Chief of Army Challenge at Puckapunyal, Victoria.

The initial process involved attending four selection courses, the end result of which saw ten cadets chosen to represent South Australia. Each state was represented with a team.

The intense competition was held over four days in Victoria and involved activities such as shooting, navigation, engineering, problem solving activities and a variety of teamwork exercises.

South Australia came third overall, with a narrow margin between the top three teams.

Mr Ian Mars Humanities and Social Sciences Learning Area Leader

Ben and Mayson representing SA

Excellence in the Performing ArtsYear 7 student, Jack Pfitzner and Year 10 student, Peter Van Leeuwen achieved excellent results in their Australian Music Examination Board (AMEB) saxaphone practical examinations. Jack received A (Honours) on 2nd grade Alto Saxophone and Peter received B+ (High Credit) on 3rd grade Alto Saxophone.

Year 9 student, Catherine Armitage has completed Cecchetti Classical Ballet Grade 5 examination with Honors. Year 8 student, Elizabeth Miles has completed Cecchetti Classical Ballet Grade 4 examination with Honors.

Congratulations to Jack, Peter, Catherine and Elizabeth. Well done on the hard work and committment required to achieve these results. May you continue to enjoy the pursuit of your passions.

Aviation ScholarshipCongratulations to Jarrod Smythe (Year 11), who was awarded one of 40 Aviation Scholarships offered nationally by Regional Aviation Australia. Jarrod is currently completing a VET Aviation course through Mid-North Christian College, Port Pirie.

As part of the scholarship, Jarrod received $1,500 to spend on flying lessons. He is pictured below having his first lesson at the Goolwa Recreational Flying School, with instructor Ed Herring.

Class of CabaretYear 11 student, Amy Hein, and Year 12 student, Ruby Washington, represented Cornerstone College in the Cabaret Festival on 24 June, through their sensational performance in 'Class of Cabaret'.

Twenty-three students from across metropolitan and regional South Australia presented two highly professional and inspiring performances of song and story, cabaret style. Mentored by award winning cabaret performers, the girls have been workshopping their material for months.

The result was an engaging, captivating, mature and incredible performance by both Ruby, Amy and their co-performers.

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2017 Cornerstone College Ski TripCongratulations to the succesful Women's Division 1 team (listed below) who competed in the South Australian Interschools Ski competition at Falls Creek during the July school holidays. Cornerstone was named the Champion Snowsport School in South Australia.

Women’s Div 1 Ski Team A Emma Hodgson Adelia Stephenson Ruth Fischer-Bent Jade Rudiger

Women’s Div 1 Ski Team B Jacqueline Smith Oliva Paim Bruges Ruby Allen

Women’s Div 1 Ski Team C Katelyn Scroby Jacinta Jefferies Jasmine Reid Claire Fries

Mr Anthony Moffa Ski Trip Organiser 2017

Student Achievements

Cornerstone College’s successful Women’s Division 1 Ski Team

National Interschools Snowsport ChampionshipsCongratulations to Alfie (Year 12) and George Wenk (Year 9) on their success in the National Interschool Snowsport Championships held at Mt Buller, Victoria. Alfie came 8th in Division 1 (Years 11 and 12) Giant Slalom with 9th place in Division 1 SkiCross. George came 14th in Division 2 (Years 9 and 10) Giant Slalom.

Congratulations Alfie and George!

Black Belt KarateZak and Max Partington both flew to Sydney recently and were successful in obtaining their black belts in Karate.

Congratulations on a fantastic achievement. Zak and Max Partington

Sports AchievementsCongratulations to Matthew Armitage who made the State Under 18 squad in bowls for the 2017/2018 season.

Thomas Glover (Year 9), represented South Australia in the State Country Under 16 Basketball team at the national Basketball Championships in July.

Alicia Harford (Year 9), has been selected in the Under 15 State Netball Team competing at the School Sports Australia Championship during December.

Congratulations to, Bradley Hilton (Year 8), who was selected in the Interstate Cross Country team to compete at the Country Championships in Hobart.

Congratulations to everyone on their outstanding achievements!

Duke of Edinburgh AwardCongratulations to Year 12 student, Carley Roesler, who achieved a Gold Medal in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards.

State History Prize Winner Congratulations to Lucy Fielke on winning ‘The 2017 Premier’s ANZAC Spirit School Prize’. The competition

provides the opportunity for young South Australians to examine and empathise with the remarkable sacrifices of Australian service men and women in the Great War.

As an award winner, Lucy was invited to participate in a fully funded 11-day study tour to Vietnam in October.

Young Writers' CompetitionLily van Niekerk (Year 9) was a finalist in the SAETA (South Australian English Teachers’ Association)

Young Writers Award.

She attended the Awards Ceremony in Term 3 and won the Year 9/10 category.

Congratulations Lily.

Spring Poetry FestivalSarah Longo (Year 11) submitted her poem ‘Bathroom Battle’ for consideration for the South Australian English Teachers Association Spring Poetry Festival. Sarah’s poem was selected for publication in the 2017 edition. She was also awarded the Walter Welburn Prize for best poem by a student from a ‘country’ school, which comes with a $50 cash prize. Congratulations Sarah!

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Opening of Science Centre

Science Facility Upgrade On Thursday, 27 July, Cornerstone College unveiled our $730,000 refurbishment to three Science laboratories and their technical preparation area for students in Years 7-12.

The Science Centre was officially opened by Senator The Honourable Anne Ruston, with special guests including Mr Mark Goldsworthy, Member for Kavel, Mrs Ann Ferguson, Mayor, District Council of Mt Barker, Mr Barry Kahl, Chair BGA, Mr John Wilson, Executive Officer, BGA, Pastor Stephen Schultz, representing the College Board and invited guests and staff.

Featuring wall to wall write on glass boards, interactive TVs and practical benches as well as flexible workspaces for individual and collaborative group learning, the laboratories have been designed to embrace changing technologies and to encourage students to create, communicate and collaborate as they develop skills for the 21st century.

The refurbishment of the laboratory technician’s preparation area has also allowed the College to meet stringent regulations for the safe storage and handling of chemicals.

Particular thanks must go to Mr Carl Hollsten for planning and the maintenance team whose skills and expertise were critical to the success of the upgrade. We also thank the Block Grant Authority and the Federal Government for their support of this project through the provision of a grant of $228,000.

Lego League students enjoy a robot challenge

Tahlia Massner (Year 9) and Daniel Oertel (Year 12) examine creek water for invertebrates

Mr Tony Egan officially opens the Science facilities. Photo by Don Brice

Plaque unveiling

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AFL International CupThe 2017 AFL International Cup was held in Melbourne from 5-19 August with 18 countries from around the world. In all there were 18 men’s and 7 women’s teams. Running every three years, it was the sixth AFL International Cup.

I had the incredible privilege to represent Team China during this year’s AFL International Cup. Consisting of players from all over China, a team was carefully selected and flown into Australia. I was honoured to be selected as one of only a couple of Australian-based Chinese players.

The whole experience was beyond words for me. It was much more than just playing football. It was deeper than any level I could have imagined. I was truly blessed and honoured to have been given the opportunity to represent my ancestral country, China. I was playing Australian Rules Football for China in an international competition that embraced diversity and multiculturalism.

Everything about the journey and the competition was incredible. Each member of Team China was dedicated and played an amazing tournament. The coaches were inspiring and we were thankful for the support of the Port Adelaide Football Club. I will also be forever thankful to Cornerstone College for their support in allowing me to be involved. There were so many highlights, but the proudest moment for me was just being able to run out on the field to represent China. Memories I will cherish for the rest of my life.

Mr Duncan Vi (Wei) Team China AFL Player & Cornerstone College Teacher

Global and Cultural

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Global and Cultural

Habitat for Humanity Cambodia TripDuring the July school holidays, 30 students, 12 youth leaders and teachers travelled to Cambodia as a part of the Habitat for Humanity Lutheran Schools trip. We built houses, learnt some history of Cambodia, visited temples and schools and discovered an appreciation for the country and its people.

For Habitat for Humanity, we were split into groups to build three houses in five days. Two houses were elevated wood houses and one was a brick house. This was a great experience as we formed relationships with the families who we were building the houses for, while working as a team.

We were fortunate to visit the house that one of the families was currently living in. It was confronting to see because the structure of the house wouldn’t stand a chance during a tropical storm; just a few tarps full of holes laid over a few sticks. The family was embarrassed to show us their home but I would be even more embarrassed to show them my house in Australia.

Coming back home has been a big culture shock comparing the difference between the two countries, but we shouldn’t compare what we have with what the Cambodian people have. Instead we should look at how happy they are with so few possessions and reflect on whether we feel the same way about what we have. This has been an eye-opening experience and something we will cherish forever.

We would like to say a big thank you to the Cornerstone community for supporting Habitat for Humanity, enabling our trip to Cambodia to build houses. We really appreciate your generous donations and contributions which have enabled us to experience and learn how we can help other communities.

Lauren Hoopmann Year 11

Cornerstone students building a brick house

The Cambodian family’s tarpaulin house

Clodagh Riley, Paige Kleinig, Kate Riches,Jemma Zastera and Lauren Hoopmann

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Global and Cultural

Chinese Language World Championship 2017Students in our Chinese language classes entered the online 2017 Chinese Language World Championship held in May. Being the world’s biggest online competition, our students worked very hard to compete with over 350,000 competitors from around the world. They were tested on their language skills including reading, writing, listening, dictation, grammar and cultural knowledge. They were assessed when questions were answered correctly and certificates awarded when certain thresholds were reached.

Cornerstone won first place in South Australia out of 33 participating schools. We were ranked ninth Australia-wide out of 936 participating schools.

Elite Award above 10,000 points: Chloe Stichel

Gold Award above 3,000 points: Cameron Moult-Smith Ciaran Scales Bianca Christian Lauren Knappstein George Bartley James Heinrich MacKenzie Conlay Elisha Rayner

Silver Award above 2,000 points: Taylor Fairhead Thomas Glover Sophie Miller

Year 10 Experience

Kangaroo Island ExperienceBeginning with a ‘sea cruise’ that was akin to a show ride, the Year 10 Kangaroo Island Experience was packed full of highlights and memorable experiences for the 18 students who participated. These included: tasting bee’s vomit (honey), walking through a sea lion bedroom, exploring below the Earth’s surface, handling a variety of birds, getting sand in places it shouldn’t be at Little Sahara, falling out (or not) of kayaks, quad bike trail riding, getting up close with the koalas and dingos at KI

Wildlife Park, throwing frisbees, finding/retrieving frisbees, spotting the abundant kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, swans, Cape Barron geese, wedge-tailed eagles and fur seals on the island, climbing amongst some remarkable rocks, admiring an arch, walking along pristine beaches, relaxing around the campfire at night, playing games, eating scrumptious food, keeping possums out of our rooms, testing out souvenirs, listening to (bearded) music, and so much more.

Bronze Award above 1,000 points: Alayna Hawke Sophie Heinrich Courtney Dowling Liam Hinze Matilda Butler Mitchell Ferber Hannah Rodert Lila Wheeler Dena Herrmann Michael Smallridge Nicolle Stewart

Credit Award above 500 points: Jacob Breadnam Tianna Faulkner Casey Horvath Michael Christian Owen Dowling Kaelum Barlow

We won 28 awards: 8 Gold, 3 Silver, 11 Bronze and 6 Credits. Special mention must go to Chloe Stichel (Year 12) who was awarded the prestigious Elite award for scoring over 10,000 points. We congratulate all participating students for achieving excellent results in this competition. It is pleasing to see our students being highly motivated and passionate about Chinese learning. This opens up a whole new world of opportunities for them in the future.

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Year 10 Experience

Melbourne Experience36 shopping-ready students, accompanied by 4 patient and energetic teachers made their way to Melbourne during week 4 of Term 4 to experience the cultural festivities of Melbourne. Our week began with a cultural feast in the form of a buffet dinner, followed by the viewing of an A-League Soccer match at Etihad Stadium. Throughout the week we visited the Melbourne Aquarium in which we saw the mystical creatures of the deep, Melbourne Museum where we looked at treasures

of the past, viewed an exciting IMAX film about the Mighty Micro Monsters of the Earth, and went ice skating where most of us experienced many falls or at least scary close encounters. We also went on the Melbourne Observation Wheel, and saw a birds-eye view of Melbourne, watched the fantastic Aladdin the Musical, and had a tour of the MCG and National Sports Museum. And to finish off the week on a high note, we went up 88 floors at the Eureka Sky Deck.

Great Ocean Road ExperienceOn Sunday, 5 November, 28 excited students and 3 teachers departed Cornerstone College heading for the Great Ocean Road. After a long bus ride and an overnight stopover in Warrnambool, we were soon exploring the famous sites including London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge and 12 Apostles. We stopped in at Otway National Park for some ziplining before finally arriving at our accommodation in Lorne.

The rest of the trip was packed full of adventure and activities including canoeing, surfing, paddle boarding and mountain biking. A day trip to Torquay saw everyone bag some bargains at the surf outlet stores before enjoying some downtime hanging out at the beach. On the last night, the group came together for a relaxing game of barefoot lawn bowls with some students demonstrating impressive skills.

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Year 10 Experience

Sydney ExperienceThe less than ideal weather forecast could not dampen the enthusiasm of the Sydney group as we set off early Monday morning from Adelaide Airport. Whilst we were met with an impressive deluge as we set off to Luna Park on that first day, the clouds parted and we were gifted with beautiful, sunny weather for the remainder of our stay. Highlights of the week were sound recording at Vault Studios, the party boat on the Harbour for dancing and meeting with old scholars, workshops at Bell Shakespeare

Central Australia ExperienceOn the Central Australia Experience we spent several days in Indigenous communities, interacted with the school children of Hermannsburg and Areyonga and visited culturally significant land marks such as Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. The people we met and the experiences we shared were some of the most memorable aspects of the trip. Although at times confronting, I’m very grateful for the opportunity to interact with those I met and

and the Brett Whiteley Studio, attending a preview of Muriel’s Wedding the Musical, a guided tour of the magnificent Opera House, visits to NIDA and Paddy’s Market, more workshops at Australian Theatre for Young People, a big family dinner at Zia Pina Italian restaurant, and a glorious day at Bondi Beach. So many lifelong memories were made during our wonderful week in Sydney. New friendships, new dreams, new inspiration.

gain insight into their lives. We broke down some of the stereotypes and gained respect, awareness, knowledge and appreciation for Indigenous people and culture. I now have a greater sense of pride in Australia, its rich culture, amazing people, stunning landscapes and wildlife. I now feel inspired to help change perceptions and improve the circumstances of our fellow Indigenous Australians as well as consider my own Indigenous ancestry.

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Middle School

Year 9 Journey CampThe Year 9 Journey is an experiential year-long program that challenges students physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually.

It is a rite of passage to adulthood where we assist students to develop into self-aware, respectful, resilient, resourceful individuals who are less me-centric and

demonstrate a greater level of connectedness to the world in which they live. One of the highlights of The Journey is a camp which includes a solo expedition.

Through this experience students consolidate their learning and sense of resilience whilst discovering the strength of self.

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Middle School

Science WeekTo celebrate national Science Week and the theme of ‘Future Earth’ this year, a number of activities were planned to showcase sustainable solutions addressing climate change, waste accumulation and resource management. The activities included:

Australian Mathematics CompetitionEach year, Cornerstone College invites all Year 7 and 8 students, as well as interested students from other year levels, to compete in the Australian Mathematics Competition.

Competing against students from over 30 countries worldwide, students solve 30 problems in seventy-five minutes. The problems are designed to test mathematical thinking and questions are designed so that they can be answered just as quickly without a calculator as they would, with one.

Our students achieved excellent results this year, with 125 of the 279 competitors across Years 7-10 being ranked in the top 50%. We are very proud of the 45% of students who achieved a Credit or above, the 10% who achieved a Distinction or above, and the two students who were awarded High Distinctions.

Quiz NightThis year, Cornerstone College hosted eight teams at the Mathematics Association South Australia Quiz Night, representing Cornerstone College, Unity College and Mount Barker High School. The winner of the Senior School competition was Cornerstone College. The Middle School competition was also won by Cornerstone. Well done to all teams on an excellent night!

International Science CompetitionEarlier this year, over 180 Cornerstone College students joined students from Australia and 20 other countries taking part in the ICAS (International Competitions and Assessments for Schools) Science Competition. Students answered a series of multiple choice questions that tested their ability to understand and apply various scientific concepts.

This year, 53 students achieved either a Distinction, a Credit or a Merit certificate. Distinction certificates are awarded to students whose results placed them in the top 10% of the state and eleven students from Cornerstone achieved this result. A further 33 students gained Credit certificates placing them in the top 25% of the State and another 20 students gained Merit certificates that placed them in the top 35% of the State. Congratulations to our Distinction Award winners and to all participants in the Competition.

In each year level, the students with the highest achievement were as follows:

Year 7 1st: Luke Davis 2nd: Tain McCullum 3rd: George Bartley

Year 8 1st: Addison Martin 2nd: Sam Reissenweber 3rd: Benjamin Gast

Distinction Award WinnersJoseph BellamyJacob BreadnamLuke DavisEleanor EdwardsJordan FollettEmily HinzeLiam HinzeBenjamin MurraySam ReissenweberMichael SmallridgeOscar Taylor

Credit Award WinnersCormac BakerGeorge BartleySpencer EalesBenjamin GastThomas Glover

Finally, a most special congratulations to Addison Martin who achieved a result in the top 1% of all competitors. His result earned him an invitation to the Australian Mathematics Trust Awards Ceremony that was held in October.

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• A visit from the Adelaide University Unmaned Research Aircraft Facility with their drones;

• pedal-powered bike blenders to make sustainable smoothies;

• a visit from Maddie Sarre (old scholar) to present on behalf of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition;

• tree planting around the College;• a preview of the new documentary Before The Flood,• a visit from Scope, Channel 11 to film a future

episode of making a hovercraft.

Aimee HacquoilCaleb HahnRiley HartenSophie HeinrichOscar HemmingsGrace HirschausenDaniel HoltonAnya InnesAngus KleemanJoel LeakeTain McCullumJye MartinSeth OrmandyJack PfitznerGeorge PopeDamon PottsKeifer Potts

Year 9 1st: Jacob Breadnam 2nd: Riley Hannam-Smith 3rd: Lachlan Crocker

Year 10 1st: Thomas Glover 2nd: Sophie Miller 3rd: Emily Marshall

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Arts

Year 11 DramaSeven years ago Mrs Karen Sierp and I wrote an adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ for our Year 12s. This year we thought the Year 11s the perfect class to re-imagine this wonderful piece of theatre with.

This was a Year 11 production but we had fantastic input from many others; Year 7s performing as Oompa Loompas, an amazing Year 9 technical genius, Matthew Landon on the projection, sound and music, and the immensely talented Year 12 student, Illana McIntyre doing lighting. Thanks also to Samantha Roberts for her Stage-Management, Jean Collins for help with Direction, and Claire Downs and Maddison Crocker for their choreography with the Year 7s.

Mrs Kristen DohertyYear 11 Drama Teacher

Year 12 Drama Production: Blue StockingsTerm 3 saw the long awaited arrival of the Year 12 Production season. 'Blue Stockings', written by UK playwright, Jessica Swale, and performed for the first time in South Australia to near full-houses by our students.

'Blue Stockings' follows the story of four young women fighting for education and self-determination against the larger backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement.

It was a Director’s dream to work with such talented actors and creative technical crew who performed to near sold-out audiences with impressive expression and professionalism. As a teacher, it is a marvellous thing to be able to say to your class ‘Make this happen!’ And then guide them through problem solving, creative exploration and experimentation to an incredible outcome.

The students should be very proud of their achievements in what was an engaging, entertaining and thought-provoking production.

Mrs Jane Bennett Thompson Year 12 Drama Teacher

ROOMS ProductionOver two thousand years ago, Greek philosopher Socrates commented on “the youth of today”. The assertion we make as adults that teenagers now are worse than the previous generations seems a little absurd, given Socrates' observations.

ROOMS delves into the bedrooms of teenagers over the last six decades to explore their private lives. Different families, different stories, different challenges, but one thing ties them together... they grow up.

The Year 11s embraced this challenge, the first of its kind at Cornerstone – a collaborative production between Music and Drama.

While Drama was rehearsing in the theatre, the music students were putting together the music and with a very limited shared rehearsal time, the show was put together. Our students created a production of which we are all so very proud.

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Arts

Mad Hatter’s Tea PartyIn term 4, five Year 11 drama students; Jean Collins (White Rabbit), Sammi Roberts (Mad Hatter), Isobel McArthur (Alice), Maddi Crocker (Dormouse) and Makayla Leith (the Queen of Hearts), as well as old scholar, Annalise Johnson (2013, Tweedle Dee) along with teacher Kristen Doherty (Tweedle Dum) were roving performers at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in Balhannah.

The Tea Party raises money for Catherine House, a foundation that helps women and children from domestic violence and child abuse backgrounds.

The girls entertained the crowd of over a hundred people for two and a half hours and were absolutely sensational!

2017 Music CabaretThe Cornerstone College community came together for the Annual Music Cabaret on Friday, 15 September.

Special guest artist, Adam Page, captivated the audience with his solo multi-instrumental looping performance; what a treat!

Every ensemble of the music department performed along with a selection of sensational Year 12 soloists.

Congratulations and thank you to the dedicated Music Council, all performing students, the staff and students who assisted in the lead up and during the night, and all the families and friends for their support and encouragement.

Mr Anthony Janus Music Teacher

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Community

Careers ExpoThe annual Adelaide Hills Careers Expo in inbarendi on Tuesday, 1 August drew over 700 visitors to the College.

This significant event enables students, parents and the wider community to explore future study, pathways and career options with more than 60 exhibitors including local employers, vocational educational providers, volunteer and service organisations, as well as universities and the Australian Defence Force.

Year 9 student, Shana McCleary, at the Careers Expo with SA Ambulance Service

Summit to SchoolThe annual Summit to School on Friday, 29 September was a fitting way to conclude Term 3.

Approximately 700 students and staff walked, ran or cycled from the Summit of Mount Barker back to the College. Even though it was a little windy, the weather conditions were very good.

The walkers admired an amazing view as they walked down the summit onto Williams Road and the cyclists and runners took on the challenge of some very big hills on Springs Road. It was a successful day for Aroona who won the event and took out the ‘Smelly Sandshoe Trophy’.

Well done to all who participated and got into the House spirit. We would particularly like to thank Senior Constable Chad Bryant and Senior Sergeant Andy Daly from the Mount Barker Police for their help and support for this event.

Mrs Bec Salinas Sports Coordinator

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Community

Food and Fun FestWhat a wonderful night the Food and Fun Fest was.

Families, Old Scholars and friends of Cornerstone came together for a night of fun and frivolity.

The evening featured scrumptious food prepared by the PT&F, a twilight market with everything from beauty products to artisan chopping boards, olive oil, home grown produce and pomegranate products, fashion, jewellery, sweets, cards, preloved bric-a-brac, Christmas angels and so much more.

The program of entertainment included a showcase of toe tapping brilliance, a student led fashion parade, dance moves by One50, a magician, face painting, games and even a Bollywood flash mob!

inbarendi was also abuzz during the evening with students chilling to the groovy sound of DJ Justin Lloyd (2015) on the mezzanine floor, while bubble soccer and archery attack were in full swing below.

Mrs Mon Saunders Communications & Engagement Director

Word in Our HandsIn October, our College hosted a service in inbarendi, to celebrate and commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Christian Reformation.

October, 31 is known as Reformation Day, when a German monk called Martin Luther nailed his ’95 Theses’ to a cathedral door in Wittenberg, Germany. The event set off a revolution that birthed many new Christian Church denominations, including the Lutheran Church and its schools such as Cornerstone College.

The evening included music, drama, and an interactive dialogue that focused on the power of grace that Luther worked to restore as the centre of Christian teaching.

Pastor Albert Gast

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Cornerstone Golf Classic 2017

The 10th Annual Golf ClassicThe 10th Annual Golf Classic on Friday,13 October provided a wonderful opportunity to build community.

The day commenced with a sit down lunch and an exciting panel discussion featuring entrepreneur and inventor Scott Boocock, HEGS, Sam Pittolo, Process Engineering Manager, Jurlique and our very own Rebekha Sharkie MP - Member for Mayo with MC Chris Carpenter of 88.9 FM Hills Radio. The panel chatted around issues of thinking globally whilst acting locally and discussed some of the strategies confident businesses are employing to grow market share.

Following lunch, guests hit the green for an ambrose competition interspersed with fun challenges around the course.

The Golf Day was generously supported by our Platinum Sponsors: IITG / ASI Solutions, and Bronze Sponsors: KW Wholesalers / Lighthouse Books, Southern Cross Cleaning and Echunga Earthmovers.

We also thank the many friends of Cornerstone who donated prizes or supported the Golf Day with treats and beverages, including: Behind the Door Wines, Coopers Brewery, the de Wit family, Duttons Adelaide Hills, Great Eastern Hotel, Heard Financial, Hills Radio, Klose's Foodland Littlehampton, Member for Kavel, Mount Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club, Natura Icecream, Openbook Howden, Pak-Rite, Ramsey Bros, Rebekha Sharkie MP, Shining Rock Winery, Squires Barbers and the Uniform Shop.

Mrs Mon Saunders Communications & Engagement Director

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ST MARK’S LUTHERAN Out and About with St Mark’s

Pedal Prix In June, St Mark’s students participated in the annual Pedal Prix. Early on Sunday morning, months of hard work and planning came together to provide our St Mark’s Lutheran Lightning pedal prix team the chance to participate in their first race at Victoria Park. Their effort is a credit to the 8 Year 6 students and their families who have provided enormous support to them. We offer our congratulations to them on their efforts in finishing 24th in their category. A great effort.

Chess at St Mark’s Congratulations to Richard Fries, Ryan Marks, Oliver Hotker, Haidyn Ingram and Asher Hodgson who represented St Mark’s at the South Australian Junior Chess League State Finals. Our team finished a very credible 12th place. I commend our team and the many other students in our weekly chess club for their perseverance and dedication to learning the strategic art of Chess.

Remembrance Day This year Remembrance Day fell on a Saturday and our School Captains participated in the Mt Barker Community memorial service at 10:45am. Asher Hodgson, Natalya Poletta and Jolie Chapman attended the service and laid a wreath at the memorial. St Mark’s students, along with other students represented their schools and organisations to show respect and gratitude to those who have served in the Australian forces.

Music & Drama News The St Mark’s Senior choir was very busy in Term 4.

Monday, 4 December was our annual Choir Tour. Year 5 and 6 choir students along with a small number of Year 6 instrumental students visited Sash Ferguson aged care home to perform some Christmas music for the residents. The Choir tour then included a visit to the Wallis cinemas to see The Star and some special lunch and snack treats throughout the day. The Senior Choir presented their final song for the year at the Graduation Service in Week 9 on Wednesday, 13 December at Cornerstone College.

Loredana Saracini Deputy Principal

Are you an Old Scholar or a new parent to the Hills looking for an exceptional pre and primary school for your kids?If you are, then we encourage you to check out our partner schools and centres: Open Arms Community Childcare Centre, Birdwood, St Mark's Lutheran School Mt Barker, St Michael's Lutheran School, Hahndorf and Lobethal Lutheran School.

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Old Scholar News

Class of 2016 – One Year ReunionApproximately 60 Old Scholars from the Class of 2016 met in cibo bello on Saturday, 18 November for their one year reunion.

The vibe was great, the music was cranked, the weather was perfect, there was plenty of pizza, platters and drinks… as well as conversation around who is doing what nowadays.

Reunions

Future Directions

Luke Humphris (2017) is moving to Victoria in 2018 as an employee of the Richmond Football Club. Luke plans to study Sport Development Leadership and Management in conjunction with the Richmond Institute of Sport and Swinburne University whilst focusing on his sporting development in a high-performance environment.

Sara Humphris (2012) completed a BA in Public Relations in 2015 and has since completed a Graduate Diploma in Management specialising in Events/Tourism, both at UniSA. She is currently employed as a Marketing Co-ordinator.

Parris Jeffries (2014) is participating in the Zoos SA Youth Conservation Leadership program and plans to head to Zambia in 2018 to work with Creating for Conservation as they repatriate orphan animals back to the wild.

Nick Trehearne (2016) spent our winter of 2017 in Canada as a Leader at Camp Tamarack in Alberta. The camp was for children of all ages, plus also catered for children and adults with varying levels of disabilities.

A tour by Mr Craig Fielke of the recently renovated Anakalypsi had them all wishing they were still enrolled.

We are looking forward to seeing them all again in 4 years.

Mrs Sally Yusa Communications & Engagement Support

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Old Scholar News

Salut!Congratulations to winemaker, Mark Bulman (2002), on winning the coveted Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy at the 2017 Royal Melbourne Wine Awards with his Turkey Flat Vineyards Grenache.

International Study TourJenna Brumpton (2014), Elizabeth Stuklis (2014) and Amos Washington (2013) were selected to attend a prestigious study tour to Singapore during November and December. All three students are recipients of ‘The New Columbo Plan’ scholarships.

The New Colombo Plan is a signature initiative of the Australian Government which aims to lift knowledge of the Indo Pacific by supporting Australian undergraduates to study and undertake internships in the region.

Jenna was also selected to attend a Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) meeting by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). These networking events are aimed at developing opportunities for South Australian growth in the South East Asian region, and how Australia, and more specifically, South Australia, can capitalise on these opportunities.

SA Food Industry AwardsJoyce Ceravolo (2007) and Joe Ceravolo (2010) of Ceravolo Orchards have recently been awarded the Peat’s Soil and Garden Supplies Sustainability Award and Thomas Foods International Primary Producer Award at the SA Food Industry Awards.

The Ceravolo family has been growing fruit in the Adelaide Hills for three generations. Now the fourth generation, through Joyce and Joe, are adding value to this successful business through their juicing plant, Ashton Valley Fresh.

Their Zero Waste concept has resulted in innovative ventures making use of all parts of their locally grown products.

Old Scholars as MentorsWe love the connections we maintain with our Old Scholars. This year we were blessed to welcome Raife Gehren (2015) and Tom Kane (2014) back to Cornerstone as assistant leaders on our Mount Arapiles Outdoor Education camp.

One of the highlights of the Year 10 Sydney Arts Experience is sharing a Harbour cruise with Old Cornerstonians who live and work in the Sydney Arts scene. This year we caught up with Anna Hildebrandt (Cecil, 2011), Alice Marsh (2010), Cameron Robertson (2011), Ian Runeckles (2012) and Joel Siviour (2011). It was wonderful for students to learn of their career pathways post school, including university, TV and music production as well as professional acting. Thank you for inspiring current students to follow their dreams.

Career Pursuits

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Old Scholar News

Career Pursuits

24.ONERachael Williams (2005) is the Creative Director and genius behind the unique concept of ‘24.ONE’ which performed to a full house in the Atelier Theatre on Saturday, 14 October.

26 professional and amateur creatives were given 24 hours to produce and perform five different plays.

Kristen Doherty (Cornerstone staff member), was one of the writers and put her skills to the test writing from 8 pm to 5 am to create a comedy ‘Inspiration’, which starred Tom Liddell-Page (2016) alongside professional actors Beau Williams (52 Tuesdays) and Yasmin Martin (UTAS).

Karen Sierp (Cornerstone staff member) also directed a tragically beautiful and thought-provoking piece called ‘Thistles’ by Sydney writer, Tommy Green.

Old Scholar Phil Hahn (2005) was joined on stage by John R Sabine in the comedy-drama ‘Underbelly Star Face Prison’, and Fiona Woolford (Mieglich 2005) performed in ensemble piece ‘The Burning’, Directed by Craig McArdle. With Old Scholars, Creative Director, Hugo Fielke (2012) and Holly Wright (2006) on the production team, it was a wonderful collaboration of theatre communities and a great night of theatre.

Images: Scenes from 24.ONE

Man Your Battlestations Budding actor and television producer, Cameron Robertson (2011), launched a reality TV show ‘Battlestations’ on Twitch.tv and Youtube in November.

Cameron is both the Producer and a Host on ‘Battlestations’, which he describes as a “25 minute reality show where ‘Renovation Rescue’ meets ‘MTV’s Pimp My Ride’”. The team enters the bedrooms of ordinary gamers and turns them into decked out millennial techie paradises.

Cameron has remained a close friend to Cornerstone since graduating, and regularly joins our Year 10 students when they travel to Sydney for their Arts Experience.

We wish Cameron the best of luck in his endeavours.

Image: Cameron Robertson and co host James Duong on the set of Battlestations

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Old Scholar News

Olivia Bretag and Sam HerdeOlivia Bretag (2015) and Sam Herde (2015) were married on Saturday, 2 December 2017 in Victor Harbor.

Ali Walsh and Karl JonesAli Walsh (2006) married Karl Jones on Saturday, 1 July, at the South Australian Museum. The Bridal party included Jacinda Jansen-Roberts (2006) as Maid of Honour, and the ushers included Felicity Lawley-Sinclair (Rolfe, 2008) and Hannah Rutschack (2008). Music was provided by Elle Chesson (Reynolds, 2006) and guests included Stefanie Carapetis (2006) and of course Simon Walsh (2005) and Casey Walsh (2008).

Ali works as a Substation Engineer at SA Power Networks.

Jo Roesler and Mitch MurphyJo Roesler (2011) married Mitch Murphy (2011) on Saturday, 28 October, at Stangate House and Garden in Aldgate surrounded by family and friends.

The couple’s bridal party included Joel Donaldson (2011), Tom Murphy (Year 11), Keetah Murphy (2008), Lisa-Marie Harvey (2014) and Arlene Blane.

Their reception was held at the Uraidla Show Hall, a relaxed, rustic style reception decorated with items made, restored or sourced by the bride and groom.

Brad Hutchinson and Jess DowdenBrad Hutchinson (2004) married Jess Dowden on Friday, 17 November, at the Longview Winery Vineyard. The bridal party included Jace Fielke (2004), Trent Smith (2000), Josh Lewis (2004) and Matt Hutchinson (2000). Brad works as a Senior Landscape Designer in Adelaide.

Births, Engagements & Weddings

Hannah Sierp (2011) and Ben Hage (2012) welcomed their first child, Arthur James Sage Hage on 16 September. A cherished first grandchild for Karen Sierp (Cornerstone staff).

It has been a busy year for Tyler Green (2012), who left the Army, Aviation Corps to study Nursing and has recently announced her engagement to fiancé Tom Burr.

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Photograph by Billie Wallace-Yarrow

OPEN DAYThursday, 15 March 2018

PRINCIPAL’S TOURSFriday, 15 June 2018 Wednesday, 22 August 2018 Tuesday, 13 November 2018

INFORMATION SESSIONS Year 7, 2020Tuesday, 20 February 2018 - 6.30pm Thursday, 22 February 2018 - 6.30pm

Please contact Helen Charles on 8398 6009

or hcharles@cornerstone.sa.edu.au

for all enrolment enquiries and tour registration.

Enrol NOW for 2019Family and Friends wishing to

enrol their daughters and sons for Year 7, 2019 and beyond, are invited to register to attend our Open Day and Principal’s Tours.

We have limited vacancies in Year 7, 2019 and early

registration is strongly advised.

Personal tours of the College are always welcome.

BUILD THE CORNERSTONE CONNECTIONAre you an Old Scholar, current or past parent (or grand parent) looking for new ways to connect with Cornerstone?

We’d love to hear from you about:• Your study and work achievements• Your ability to mentor current students• Work experience opportunities• VET apprenticeships/ support• Your capacity to volunteer at the College (Special

events, 2nd Hand Uniform Shop, cibo bello (canteen))• Your will ingness to join the PT&F• Sponsorship of co-curricular activities and events

Help us to connect by contacting: communications@cornerstone.sa.edu.au or call Mon Saunders or Sally Yusa in the Communications and Engagement Team on 8398 6000.

Friday, 9 February 2018 Friday, 9 March 2018 Thursday, 22 March 2018 Saturday, 7 April 2018Middle School

Swimming Carnival Athletics Day Thank You Function Class of 2013 - 5 Year ReunionClass of 2008 - 10 Year Reunion

Saturday, 23 June 2018 Saturday, 28 July 2018 Tuesday, 31 July Friday, 14 September 2018

Class of 1998 - 20 Year Reunion Year 12 Pre-Formal Reception and Formal: 4.00pm-11.30pm Adelaide Hills Career Expo Music Cabaret: 7.30pm-10.30pm

Friday, 28 September Friday, 12 October Friday, 2 November Saturday, 24 November

Summit to School Cornerstone Classic Golf Day Food & Fun Fest Class of 2017 - 1 Year Reunion

Important Diary Dates & Old Scholar Reunions - 2018