Vol. 50 Issue #7 26th May 2014

Year 12 RetreatMarist Hermitage, Mittagong

FROM THE HEADMASTER

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Dear Parents, Students and Friends,

On Friday, the College was represented by boys from the Chanel House at the Mary, Help of Christians Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral. Bishop Comensoli spoke to the senior students from each Catholic School in the Archdiocese of Sydney. Bishop Peter said that we stand on the shoulders of those Catholics who went before us in the development of Sydney from colony to city. The Cathedral was dedicated, when founded, to Mary, Help of Christians.

The Bishop further offered that we must pray for guidance in our understanding of the situation of the asylum seekers that we are sending to Manus Island, Christmas Island and Nauru. These people that we are confining to detention centres such as Villawood in Sydney’s west. This is not Christian to confine these people to such cruel living conditions.

I believe that these people have not committed any crime and yet we are locking up families and young people. We must pray that the Government and the Opposition re-think these poor policies. The idea that we are suggesting that people from these centres be ‘re-settled’ in Cambodia is also not a just plan.

We are encouraged to pray to Mary, Help of Christians as patron saint for Australia to help Australians to act justly; to build harmony and peace in our world.

Almighty ever-living God,Who placed the love of Our Lady,

Help of Christians in the heartsof those who brought the Catholic

faith to these shores, grant,through her intersession, wisdom

to our leaders and integrity to our citizens, so that, under her

protection, Australia may knowharmony, justice and peace.

Our Lady Help of Christians,Pray for us.

As we approach mid-year, I can see how many of the school’s plans for the year are coming together. The emphasis that the school places on Teaching and Learning is very real. Our Leaders of Learning are busy developing their teaching programs for the new Australian Curriculum. This year students in Years 7 and 9 are the first groups to experience the new curriculum in English, Mathematics, Science and Geography. We are busy developing units of work for Years 8 and 10 for delivery in 2015.

The Year 12 Retreat last week was very successful. The success is already evident in the faces of our senior students. The retreat has developed over the years to being one of the traditions of the school.

Last weekend, our three Immersion groups began their Immersion preparation with a retreat. This is a vital aspect of the formation of the students for their experience at the end of this term. The three groups this year will be heading off to Cambodia, India and the Northern Territory.

Tony DuncanHeadmaster

FROM THE DEPUTY HEADMASTER

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THE NOW

“Patience is not a waiting passivity until someone does something.

Patience asks us to live in the moment to the fullest, to be completely

present to the moment, to taste the here and the now, to be where we are.

We behave if the real thing will happen tomorrow,

later and somewhere else.Let’s be patient and trust that the

treasure we look for is hidden in theground on which we stand.”

- Henri Nouwen

Henri Nouwen was a respected pastor from Canada who wrote with a focus on Wisdom and Faith. His reflection focuses on the importance of being patient in order to finding quality moments. Patience is a difficult virtue to master especially within the extraordinarily busy world we live in. How do we find this patience to live in the moment? To have clarity in our minds and a balance in allowing our lives to be planned but not rigid enough that we miss the beauty of a special moment could be considered the key.

The last few meetings I have held with each Year Group have been about preparation for events that are coming up in the next few weeks. I have stressed the importance of being organised, planned and prepared. It is a constant message that I am sure our young men think ‘here he goes again’. They are all important qualities to possess in moving forward in busy schools and in our busy lives.

However, reflections like the one above have made me pause and think about the importance of living in the now.

At times we can be so consumed with what lies ahead or what we have done in the past, that we lose sight ofenjoying special moments within our day. This moment can be as simple as laughter with friends, the silence you never seem to find, the joy of victory, the love of family members or a prayer with God. Recognising the beauty of these moments and feelings provides a sense of fulfilment in being immersed in the day. The anxiety of the past or the future is forgotten when we can centre on the beauty of the moment to understand what Robin William’s character described in Dead Poets Society as ‘sucking the marrow out of life’.

Furthermore, wonderful memories with family and friends can come from unexpected moments. Being present to the now will allow unexpected moments to be grabbed and fully appreciated.

This point can be no more relevant than what our Year 12 students have just experienced from their Year 12 retreat. Taking the time to move away from their normal lives and distractions, provided our young men with time to reflect and pray in the now for beyond. I am sure that they had some preconceived ideas about what to expect, but came back with some unexpected emotions that were discovered and explored.

Essentially, this space allowed the freedom for our young men to centre upon themselves. The feedback from both staff and students from the retreat has overall been very positive and the richness of immersing themselves hopefully allowed them to leave with some wonderful, lifelong memories.

David ForresterDeputy Headmaster

TEACHING & LEARNING

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YEAR 12

The Year 12 study afternoons have already begun. I would encourage as many students as possible to utilise this time to collaborate and help each other prepare for remaining upcoming assessment tasks including exams. Please find a schedule for this term below. Note: There may be other teachers present on the afternoon after this publication date.

YEAR 12 STUDY AFTERNOONSLIBRARY: OPEN FROM 3:30PM - 5:00PM

TERM 2 YEAR 12 STUDY YEAR 12 STAFFING

Week 1 English / Essay Writing

Ms DurandMiss McGovern

Week 2

French: Speaking & Listening / Task 3

General Mathematics

Miss Bucknole

Ms Conde

Week 3

Week 4

Physics

HSC focus questions from RAP analysis

Mr Ivanov

Week 5 English / Essay Writing

Ms DurandMs DevittMiss McGovern

Week 6

Business Studies: Business Report & Extended Responses

Mathematics topic

Mr Pedicini

Mr Bennett

Week 7

PDHPE: Exam Practice Questions

Mathematics topic

Mr Hill

Mr Bennett

Week 8

Economics: Extended Response

Mathematics topic

Mr Pedicini

Mr Bennett

YEAR 12 STUDY AFTERNOONSLIBRARY: OPEN FROM 3:30PM - 5:00PM

TERM 2 YEAR 12 STUDY YEAR 12 STAFFING

Week 9

Hospitality: Extended Response Exam Techniques

Mathematics topic

Ms Eggins

Mr Bennett

There is a General Mathematics workshop being run at the Catholic Education Office this year on Wednesday 9th July. Please refer to the flyer on the next page.

The School for Excellence has released the dates for the HSC Trial revision sessions. Please click on the following link to find this year’s schedule from the 30th June - 13th July: www.tsfx.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/TSFX-NSW-TrialsLectures-Brochure-Yr12-2014-WEB.pdf

HANDY HINTS FROM ANDREW FULLER

There are several sure-fire ways to make this a great year.

1. Build positive relationships with everyone you know. Parents, teachers, friends, everyone! One of the ways of reducing your stress levels is to set out to have as many positive friendships this year as you can.

2. Challenge yourself. You are much, much smarter than you know. If you practice doing your best in life you will succeed because very few people ever practice doing their best. To do your best, you have to get out of the habit of predicting that things won’t go well for you. If you look for what’s going to go wrong, you will always find it. If you look for what works, life just gets a lot easier. Go to: www.andrewfuller.com.au/extras/downloads/159.%20Setyourself%20up.pdf

Ann McGovernDirector of Teaching & Learning

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General MathematicsHSC Preparation Day

9th July 2014Year 12 HSC Trial Preparation

Maximise your HSC performance!Hosted by Neila Darrough, K-12 Archdiocesan Mathematics Education Officer

Open to all Year 12 students in the Sydney Archdiocese9.30 am – 3.30 pm (lunch provided)

CEO Sydney 38 Renwick St Leichhardt

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FAITH FORMATIONYEAR 12 RETREAT

Last week I had the pleasure of accompanying our Year 12 students and our retreat staff to Mittagong for the Year 12 Retreat. Working on the themes of ‘Trust, Love, Live’ our students explored relationships in life and their own spirituality. The Marist Retreat Centre was a perfect venue, steeped in Marist heritage. It allowed the students to take part in the programme in custom-built facilities, and in free time to explore the grounds of the retreat centre, taking in the majestic views of the Southern Highlands.

I was most impressed with how the boys entered into the retreat experience, embracing the opportunity to take time out from the busyness of life and the pressures of the HSC to pause and reflect with each other. I particularly enjoyed listening to the students’ explanation of their relationship with God, as expressed through clay modelling.

“I’ve created a table where you can sit alone and with others. Like this, our quest for God is both personal and communal”

“Like this clay, my relationship with God may never be the perfect size or shape, but I’m

going to continue to work on it”

“Without God there is a void in my life - complete darkness”

These were just some of the profound and insightful statements from our fine young men. All of our boys are at different stages of their faith journey and I was proud of just how well they could articulate this throughout the programme.

Year after year, our senior boys’ exit surveys indicate just how much they valued the retreat experience. May we always keep our Year 12 boys in our prayers. My sincere hope is that they can apply some of their learnings and experiences from this retreat experience to their lives back at school and at home.

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TWITTER

Throughout the year, the Faith Formation team has been trialling the use of Twitter as one of ways in which we highlight the various events, activities and achievements of our students here at Marist College North Shore. If you have a Twitter account, I would encourage you to

follow us @Marist_NthShore.

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

We are very fortunate in the Archdiocese of Sydney to be using such a comprehensive and widely acclaimed Religious Education curriculum. The quality of our curriculum is so strong and well-resourced that many other dioceses within NSW, Australia and beyond use it as their Religious Education curriculum.

At Marist College North Shore we place great value in delivering quality Religious Education to your sons. Our teachers have tertiary qualifications in Religious Education and Theology – many at a postgraduate level; and they have a passion for Teaching and Learning that is second to none.

With this in mind, it would come as no surprise to you that we expect all students at the College to fully embrace Religious Education classes and to treat the subject with the same academic rigour as they would any other. This includes areas such as classwork, homework and assignments.

Thanks to the encouragement of high academic standards in Religious Education from the start of Year 7, the flow-on effect is tremendous. When our students reach Year 12, they have the motivation and skill set to sit for HSC examinations in Studies of Religion, which in turn can contribute to the calculation of their ATARs.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that ‘Parents have the first responsibility for the education of their children…(2223)’ and that ‘Education in the faith by the parents should begin in the child’s earliest years. This already happens when family members help one another

to grow in faith by the witness of a Christian life with the Gospel. Family catechesis precedes, accompanies, and enriches other forms of instruction in the faith. Parents have the mission of teaching their children to pray and to discover their vocation as children of God.’ (2226).

You might ask yourself ‘How can I do this?’ I would start by simply having a conversation with your son. Ask him to explain what he has learnt in Religious Education today. Ask him to show you his workbook. Read his textbook and talk to him about his assignments. I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised by just how much your son knows.

Together, through a strong relationship between school and home, we can continue our wonderful Marist tradition of ‘making Christ known and loved’ and in turn, produce fine young men who graduate from the College with ‘strong minds and gentle hearts.’

WHAT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH TEACHES ON ASYLUM & MIGRATION

We regularly hear on the news debates about the Federal Government’s policies on asylum seekers and their subsequent treatment. With this in mind, I thought it timely to share the following literature from the Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office - see next page. I recommend that you visit this website: www.acmro.catholic.org.au I would also strongly encourage you to discuss this material with your son at home.

Anthony MunroDirector of Faith Formation

FAITH FORMATION

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RegistRations foR this yeaR’s City2suRf aRe now open.

1. Visit www.city2surf.com.au to register

2. Select St Vincent de Paul Society from the charity listings

3. Our team will contact you to formalise your participation

whether you want to walk, jog, side step, skip, moon walk or run the course your support will

make a life changing difference.

For more information contact kristina.kanaris@vinnies.org.au

or call (02) 9568 0266

Join the 2014 Vinnies

City2suRf teamMums, Dads and Children of all ages are welcome

RegistRations foR this yeaR’s City2suRf aRe now open.

1. Visit www.city2surf.com.au to register

2. Select St Vincent de Paul Society from the charity listings

3. Our team will contact you to formalise your participation

whether you want to walk, jog, side step, skip, moon walk or run the course your support will

make a life changing difference.

For more information contact kristina.kanaris@vinnies.org.au

or call (02) 9568 0266

Join the 2014 Vinnies

City2suRf teamMums, Dads and Children of all ages are welcome

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COUNSELLINGYEAR 7 CHILLED PROGRAM

Parents of Year 7 students are invited to consent to their sons’ participation in a Macquarie University program to teach cognitive-behavioural skills related to stress and anxiety. A letter will go home with you son this week, and parents are welcome to email or call us for further information. Dan Mackertich and myself will facilitate the course over eight weeks.

Please contact us on 9957 5000 or at dawn.russell@syd.catholic.edu.au for further enquiries regarding counselling at Marist North Shore.

Dawn RussellCollege Counsellor

P&FTRIVIA NIGHT

Our next event is the Trivia Night on Saturday June 21st so why not get a table together? Tickets are now available for purchase at:www.trybooking.com/85906

If you have anything to donate for the silent auction, or big ticket items for the live auction, then please email: pnf@maristns.catholic.edu.au

Thankyou to those families who have so kindly made donations to the night so far. We look forward to seeing you there!

Claire ManningP&F Secretary

FAITH FORMATIONFEAST OF ST. MARY, HELP OF CHRISTIANS

Last Friday, my fellow students and I from Chanel 8 and 9, travelled to St. Mary’s Cathedral in the city with Mr Duncan and Mr Munro, for the celebration of the Solemnity of Mary, Help of Christians. We arrived at St. Mary’s in awe of its size, history and importance, before moving inside the Cathedral for the celebration. All Sydney Catholic secondary schools were represented at this Mass, filling the Cathedral to capacity. Celebrated by His Lordship, Bishop Peter Comensoli, the Mass celebrated the significant role of Mary as Patron Saint of Australia.

Throughout his homily, Bishop Peter guided us through three major artworks depicting Mary, Help of Christians over the centuries, after whom the Cathedral is named. The first of these artworks was the statue of Mary, Help of Christians in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Second was the stained glass window above the eastern entrance to the Cathedral and finally, the twenty-first Century painting of Our Lady of the Southern Cross, located at the College Street entrance (pictured).

Bishop Peter also issued us a challenge to us as Christians to reach out and help others in need, just as the early Catholics in Australia prayed through Mary to Jesus in their times of need. Through participating in this Mass, we gained a greater appreciation for the role of Mary in the Catholic Church, not only for us as Australians, but also as the Mother of all Catholics in our universal Church.

Jordan Veitch11 Chanel

FINANCEFEE STATEMENTS

A reminder that the second Fee Statement was sent out via email and/or Australia Post two weeks ago.

If you did not received a copy to email accounts ASAP on accounts@maristns.catholic.edu.au

Mark BrooksBusiness Manager

YEAR 12 RETREAT

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YEAR 12 RETREAT

CAREERS @ Marist

UNI OPEN DAYS

University of WollongongSaturday 16th August

International College of ManagementSunday 17th August

UTS, City campusSaturday 30th August9am - 4pm

University of SydneySaturday 30th August9am - 4pm

Notre Dame UniversitySaturday 30th August9am - 3pm

ANUSaturday 30th August

ACU, Canberra campusSaturday 30th August

UWS, All campusesSunday 31st August10am - 2pm

University of NewcastleThursday 7th AugustPort Macquarie campusSaturday 16th AugustCentral Coast campusSaturday 23rd August Newcastle campus

ACU, North Sydney campusSaturday 6th September 8:30am – 2:30pm

UNSWSaturday 6th September 9am – 4pm

UTS, Kuring-gai campusSaturday 6th September 11am - 1pm

DOWNLOAD WORK PLACEMENT RECORD

GAIN A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION WHILE HAVING THE ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME

LIVE & STUDYIN THE UK

www.britishcouncil.org.au

ATTEND A FREE SESSION DESIGNED TO EQUIP YOU WITH THE INFORMATION YOU NEED FOR TERTIARY EDUCATION IN THE UK

ADELAIDE | 27 MAY 2014 | ST PETERS COLLEGE, ST PETERS, SA | 7:00PM

MELBOURNE | 28 MAY 2014 | ST LEONARD’S COLLEGE, BRIGHTON EAST, VIC | 7:00PM

SYDNEY | 3 JUNE 2014 | REDLANDS SCHOOL, CREMORNE, NSW | 7:00PM

SESSIONS ARE FREE, BUT BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

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The ATAR and HSC As Year 12 students move quickly into the business end of their HSC studies, I have included a few timely reminders about the HSC results and ATAR processes. It is important that all HSC students remain well informed about these important aspects. There is much confusion and incorrect interpretations of how the ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank) is calculated. The UAC (Universities Admission Centre) has produced some simplified videos and information pamphlets to help demystify the process. They are able to be accessed via the UAC website. I have include some of the links that you may find useful. All about your ATAR (video): www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRzU4IjhYB0 All about your ATAR: www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/atar/ All About UAC-FAQ about the ATAR: www.uac.edu.au/documents/atar/ATAR-FAQs.pdf

Similarly, the Board of Studies has produced an excellent parent brochure on the HSC calculations. Understanding HSC results flyer:studentsonline.bos.nsw.edu.au/documents/understanding-hsc-results.pdf

GAIN A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION WHILE HAVING THE ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME

LIVE & STUDYIN THE UK

www.britishcouncil.org.au

ATTEND A FREE SESSION DESIGNED TO EQUIP YOU WITH THE INFORMATION YOU NEED FOR TERTIARY EDUCATION IN THE UK

ADELAIDE | 27 MAY 2014 | ST PETERS COLLEGE, ST PETERS, SA | 7:00PM

MELBOURNE | 28 MAY 2014 | ST LEONARD’S COLLEGE, BRIGHTON EAST, VIC | 7:00PM

SYDNEY | 3 JUNE 2014 | REDLANDS SCHOOL, CREMORNE, NSW | 7:00PM

SESSIONS ARE FREE, BUT BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

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BREAKING NEWS: All 2015 university publication are now in! The Australian Catholic University and Macquarie University are included.

CAREERS @ MaristINFORMATION

EVENINGS / EXPOS

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY HEALTH PROFESSIONS INFORMATION EVENINGTues 3rd June, 6pm – 8pmAustralian Hearing Hub, Level 1 Lecture Theatrewww.mq.edu.au/future_students/undergraduate/coming_events/health_professions_information_evening/

UNSW YEAR 10 SUBJECT SELECTION EVENING Tues 3rd JuneUNSW Campus, Kensingtonwww.whatson.unsw.edu.au/egateway/students.splash

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY YEAR 10 INFORMATION EVENINGWed 4th June & Thurs 12th Junesydney.edu.au/future-students/domestic/undergraduate/upcoming-events/index.shtml

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ENGINEERING & IT YER 11 & 12 PARENT INFORMATION NIGHTThurs 5th Junesydney.edu.au/engineering/info-night/

DISCOVER NURSING, UTS CITY CAMPUSThurs 12th June, 5:30pm - 7pmNursing City Campuswww.uts.edu.au/future-students/health/about-health/events-and-brochures/discover-sessions

BASAIR AVIATION COLLEGE SYDNEY SEMINAR Thurs 19th June, 7pm – 8.30pm, Bankstown AirportTues 29th July, 7pm – 8.30pm, Bankstown Airport

NOTRE DAME PARENT INFO NIGHTTues 24th JuneBroadway CampusRegister: www.nd.edu.au/events/sydney/info

HSC WORKSHOPS/INTENSIVE STUDY

HSC STUDY INTENSTIVE NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITYMon 7th – Fri 11th Julywww.nd.edu.au/events/sydney

OPEN DAYS PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

INTERNATIONAL FILM SCHOOL SYDNEY Sat 14th June, 10am - 3pm41 Holt Street, Surry Hillsifss.edu.au/whats-happening/open-days-events

WHITEHOUSE INSTITUTE OPEN HOUSEFri 20th June – Sat 21st June, 10am – 3pm2 Short Street, Surry Hillswhitehouse-design.edu.au/events-calendar.html#2014-open-house

SYDNEY AVIATORS OPEN DAYSun 29th June, All day - 8.30amPhone: (02) 9793 8900www.sydneyaviators.com.au/Event.aspx?pid=121

GAP YEAR

SOUTHERN CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE INFORMATION SESSION Tues 3rd June, 7pm – 9pmLane Cove Library, Library Place, Lane CoveTues 17th June, 7pm – 9pm, Lane Cove Library, Library Place, Lane Covewww.scce.com.au/programs/information-sessions/

STUDENT EXCHANGE AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND: INFORMATION SESSIONThurs 5th June, 7:30pmAdina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Corner of Kent & Bathurst Streets, Sydney CBDstudentexchange.org.au/info-sessions/in-person-city-sessions/

LATITUDE GLOBAL VOLUNTEERING INFORMATION SESSION Surry HillsTues 10th June 10, 7pm - 8:30pmSurry Hills Community Centre, 405 Crown Street, Surry Hillswww.facebook.com/lattitudeaustralia/events

SCHOLARSHIPS

USYD: SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION EVENINGThurs 26th Junesydney.edu.au/future-students/domestic/undergraduate/upcoming-events/index.shtml

INFORMATION EVENINGS / EXPOS

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY PARENT INFORMATION EVENINGWed 25th Junemq.edu.au/future_students/undergraduate

AFTRS NEW DEGREE BACHELORS OF ARTS (SCREEN) INFORMATION SESSIONSat 28th June, 10am - 2pmBachelor of Arts (Screen) Information Session: Sat 28th June, 10.00am – 2.00pm, AFTRS, Building 130 The Entertainment Quarter, Moore Parkwww.aftrs.edu.au/award-courses/new-bachelor-of-arts

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE INFORMATION SESSION - PARRAMATTAWed 25th June, 6,30pm – 8.30pm, 9 George Street, ParramattaPhone: 13 19 01www.facebook.com/DefenceJobsAustralia/events

UTS LAW UNDERGRADUATE INFORMATION EVENINGWed 25th June 25, 6pm – 8pm, CM05B Haymarket, Building 5, Block Bwww.uts.edu.au/about/faculty-law/events/law-undergraduate-

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VOLUNTEER ROSTERS LOOKING AHEAD27 May: Year 10 Career Testing Cambodian Pre-Immersion Dinner, 6pm29 May: Northern Territory Pre-Immersion Dinner, 6pm30 May: Year 7 & 9 Vaccinations (HPV/DtPa) CSDA Debating - Elimination Round31 May: Year 7, 2016 Interview Day2>6 Jun: CHAMPAGNAT WEEK2 Jun: Champagnat Mass, 9.00am Solidarity - Night Patrol (Salta)4 Jun: UNSW ICAS Science Assessment5 Jun: MCC Sport - Round 5 Indian Pre-Immersion Dinner, 6pm6 Jun: Marcellin Champagnat Feast Day Solidarity - Surry Hills (Kelly)9 Jun: PUPIL FREE DAY (Queen’s Birthday)12>14 Jun: Musical12 Jun: MCC Sport - Round 613 Jun: CSDA Debating - Elimination Round 216 Jun: PUPIL FREE DAY (Staff Day) Solidarity - Night Patrol (Chanel)19 Jun: MCC Sport - Round 720 Jun: CSDA Debating - Quarterfinals Solidarity - Surry Hills (Moore)21 Jun: P&F Trivia Night25 Jun>8 Jul: IMMERSION26 Jun: LAST DAY OF TERM 227 Jun: COLLEGE CLOSED (Day in lieu of Expo)14 Jul: TERM 3 COMMENCES

CANTEEN26 May: Lisa Brink, Julie Moriaty, Maureen Knox, Jackie Pickton, Lee Sternberg, Penny Davis27 May: Pip Byrne, Lyndal Jenney, Theodora Manos, Andrea Morgan, Chris Saunders28 May: Leanne Bishop, Ann Catanzariti, Margie Morgan, Katharine Watts29 May: Julie Gaidzkar, Maureen McKee, Sandra Robinson, Anton Singh, Kasumi Tucker30 May: Dominica Edwards, Melanie Lindquist, Susan Mayall, Joanna Milenkiewicz, Michele Mulligan, Jennifer Vahldieck 2 Jun: Annette Bradford, Donalda Brown, Grace Ooi, Andrea Morgan3 Jun: Louise Frith, Nina Stowers-Kahui, Nola Xenakis4 Jun: Joyce Aimond, Elizabeth Byrne, Dianne Pastuszak, Janet Pereira, Cindy Van Kampen5 Jun: Lynda Challenger, Sally Engeman, Marg Mitchell, Margaret Weller, Karen Whitehead6 Jun: Paulette Bendixen-Brown, Brid Bowers, Sue Rennie, Vicki Robinson, Teresa Ukrainetz, Anne Young

UNIFORM SHOP28 May: Ann Haron, Anna Ng, Angie Ong, Sira Tchaprazian, Elizabeth Hipwell4 Jun: Megan Sturrock, Cheree Fullwood, Natalie Chanelian, Lizzy Chant

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All publictransportstops, platforms& taxi ranks

Tobacco Information Line:

A $300 on the spot fine may apply for anyone who fails to comply with these laws. For more information on the amendments to the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 visit health.nsw.gov.au/smokefree

The Tobacco Information Line can be accessed by non-English speaking people via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 13 14 50

1800 357 412

sm ke-free

are

The smoking ban applies to covered & uncovered areas, including where people queue or gather.

Good at Alpine Skiing, Snowboarding or XC Skiing?

Be part of the 2014 Interschools Snow Sports

Competition!2nd - 5th July 2014 - Thredbo

We are looking for skiers and boarders from Year 7 to Year 12 interested in competing in the 2014 Interschools Snow Sports Competition. All supervision, transport and accommodation requirements are the responsibility of each participant’s parents or guardians.

If you would like your son to be part of this fun event, please contact:

Meg Neuhaus 2014 Interschools Snow Sports Coordinator0412 112 754 Ian_and_Meg@bigpond.com