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Dear St Michael’s College Community, COLLEGE CALENDAR
BULLYING AND HARASSMENT POLICY — COLLEGE DIARY (P15) APRIL
28 Mass Yr 8
This topic has received unprecedented publicity across all media and school Yr 11 & 12 Academic Assembly
communities in recent years. We have all been made aware of the impact of bullying Mark Le Messurier Parent Workshop
at Henley Campus 7.00pm
and, in some cases, the effects have been very harmful over long periods of time.
Whole School Music Performance (P)
28-30 Yr 11 Geography Camp
The College Diary defines ‘bullying’ as consisting of deliberate, hurtful gestures, words or 29 Mass (P)
actions which could be repeated over time. In the modern era this definition has been Yr 8 & 9 Immunisations
30 Classes of ’87 — ’92 Reunion
extended to include ‘cyber bullying’ — whereby the means of delivery is technology
including mobile phones and the internet, especially social networking sites. MAY
3 - 4 Yr 12 Drama Performance -
For schools, the greatest impact has been the number of technology related cases of Matinee 11.00am
5 Mass Yr 12
bullying. The ‘dot. com’ generation invades our homes each evening. Previously, when
Yr 12 Drama Performance 7.00pm
bullying required a personal proximity to use words or physicality, bullying rarely 6 Mass (P)
perpetrated the home when the bully was another child. Now, this is simply not the case 10-13 NAPLAN testing (Yrs 3, 5, 7, 9)
— your home is as accessible as the school yard in terms of access via the ‘net’. 10-14 Yr 11 Work Experience
11 Principal’s Tour 9.00am
12 Mass Yr 10 — Feast of De La Salle
When bullying relates back to St Michael’s students the College treats the matter very 13 Mass (P)
seriously — even though the bullying occurs outside the school! Often, it is a cowardly 18 Parent/Teacher Interviews -
attempt to hide behind a computer to inflict hurt on another young person. Early Dismissal — 12.55pm (S)
19 Mass Yr 9
20 Mass (P)
I urge parents to be aware of their children’s internet habits and to note that bullying over 21 School Photos (P)
the net can have serious consequences not just at school but also with the police. Across MAD Quiz Night
the year a range of educational programs are run to deal with these issues. However, if 26 Mass Yr 11
you become aware or suspect that bullying is occurring please make sure you contact the
College and be assured all such matters are followed up swiftly! (P) Primary (S) Secondary
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TERM 2 SPORT First XVIII Football at SMC is off to a
The winter sports season began last Saturday. Congratulations to the First XVIII on a very good start!
notable victory over Sacred Heart at home! I wish all students well in the season ahead
and look forward to seeing many families at the matches. I am also looking forward to the Editors note: View The Star on the
use of the new courts which will become available this week. Fancy, four Netball Courts website and see photos of the
Primary Hall Construction.
at SMC — who would have thought?
Regards SECONDARY CAMPUS
15 Mitton Avenue
Henley Beach SA 5022
Phone 8356 5966
Fax 8356 1092
PRIMARY CAMPUS
Steve Byrne
78 East Avenue
Steve Byrne
Beverley SA 5009
Principal
Phone 8346 6548
Fax 8346 9449
PRIMARY ONLY:
Absentee/Late Arrival
Tel No: 8150 2397
‘On your mark .....!’ Primary Cross Country runners at the start line. W: www.smc.sa.edu.au
E: smc@smc.sa.edu.au
TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010 – ISSUE 12/2010 E: smcprimary@smc.sa.edu.au
ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS MID-SEMESTER 1, 2010
EXCELLENCE ENDEAVOUR 11MS 12AD 12DP
Shauna Bastow Panayioti Koutlakis Nicholas DeBono
11CH 11CH Alyssa Camozzato M Lee-Mattner Louis Head
Matthew Gill Luke Diamond Renae Caruso Christina Rossi Alan Lam
Thomas Schwarz Luke Francesca Jack Dittmar Natalie Scicluna Billy Lu
Matthew Gill Declan Olesen Thomas Wilkie Carmine Perrotta
11GA Domenic Graves Ned Piscioneri Alex Zanardo Matthew Sammut
Samuel O'Dea Thomas Hayes Daniel Tracey
Jeremy Richards Conor McInerney 12BU 12ES
Preesan Pillay 11PI Adrianna Agostino Sarah Brogden
11GE Joseph Rugari Adrian Bombardieri Nathan Batley Domenica Caruso
David Reppucci Thomas Schwarz Oliver Johnson Jacob Clarke A Collingwood
Ellen Tansell Alana Koegler James Daviess Damien Fanto
11LA Jordana Tascione Daniel Marchioro Rorry Hall Michael Gill
Joel Matthews Jenna Tieppo Nicholas Mitchell
Adam Trombetta 11RE Andre Scaffidi
11MS Jordan Trombetta James Ang Nathan Ip
Jack Dittmar Jessica Vella N Galimitakis Andrew Maidment
Declan Olesen Daniel Gatto Peter Palmato
11GA Leon Giannini Giuseppe Parisi 12HA
11RE Rebecca Clingley C Longobardi Jonathon Battifuoco
James Ang Bonnie Clothier Dylan Olszowka 12CA Adrian Covino
Daniel Gatto Gabriella Collicelli Huy Tran Peter Carbone Ebony Fedele
Leon Giannini Cameron Holmes Michael Caroscio Michael Haddad
Nicholas MacGregor 11SC Anthony Colella Anson Huynh
Dylan Olszowka
Anthony Nocera Adrian Bragagnolo Jayden Corrieri Andrew Maiolo
Huy Tran
Samuel O'Dea Wol Door Giuseppe Di Luke Reiner
Marc Pellizzer Michael Lorenzoni Giovanni Anthony Roccisano
11ST
Luke Zulian Kym Nguyen Kara Tattoli George Surace
Chelsea Thorn
Nicholas Portolesi Anthony Vasileff Alex Varvaris
11GE
12BU Zahir Saidi Justin Zammit
Wai Seng Chau 12CD
Matthew Fregona Vince Spano Samuel Zanelli
Georgia McLaren Luke Barton
Lucy Nagle David Braiotta
12CA 11SO 12JK
Gerard Peters Joseph Costa
Anthony Vasileff Simon Andrew James Ciufoli
David Reppucci Laura Czechyra
Stephen Duval Daniel Faneco
Monica Spaven Matthew Darling
12CR Matthew Lindsay Elise Guidera
Anthony Tran Sophie Grosser
Antony Delo Bray Rafanelli Sara Hames-Gipps
Daniel Townsend Lachlan Pink Cameron O'Connor
11KP
12CU 12CR Cornelia Schild
Wai Keith Chau
Brandon Munn 11ST Louisa Carrera Michael Stepan
Jordan Ericksen
Cody Lavigne Emmett Cashel Kristian Talias
Andrew Nguyen
Jarrod McGinlay Ella Chelchowski
12DP Benjamin Paparella
Chantelle Penna Chelsea Thorn Don Degiglio 12MA
Billy Lu
Krystina Principe Antony Delo Michael Duval
Matthew Sammut
Jake Wyatt 12AD Mitchell Moss Sophie Economos
Jack Abbott Pasquale Parletto Aron Hughes
12ES
11LA Katerina Arruzza Jonathan Taverna Liam Hughes
Nicholas Mitchell
Mitchell Gaffney Alain Baume Christopher Ttikirou Anthony Louzikiotis
Rafael Martins Luke Carpenter Daniel Scali
12HA
Joel Matthews 12CU Nicholas Vella
Alex Varvaris
Daniella Scuteri 12BU Nicholas Brown
Amy Smith Callum Dinnison Bradley Lawrence
12JK
D Spadavecchia Matthew Fregona Jonathan Parini
Adam Pedler
Jack Muirhead Mackenzie Parker
Kevin Raison
Alek Stoilov
Caitlin Uden
Sarah Williamson
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
REST IN PEACE DOBSON’S UNIFORM SHOP
The Uniform Shop hours are as follows:
Armando Braiotta
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8.00 am - 4.15 pm
Loved Grandfather of David Braiotta (12CD)
(Closed for lunch between 12.15pm and 12.45pm)
Donald Johnson Please phone 8150 2306 with any enquiries.
Loved Grandfather of Thomas (7AZ) and Harry (5PA)
Sibley and Jack (9FM) and Marcus (4MB) Hambly. No orders or payments via credit card will be accepted
over the telephone. Signatures are required for every
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord and let perpetual transaction. Fax or Mail Order forms can be downloaded
light shine upon them. May their souls, from Dobsons’ website: www.dobsons.com.au. These
and the souls of all the faithful departed, forms can then be faxed to the College or handed to the
through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. Uniform Shop by the student for processing.
PLEASE NOTE: To assist families, we are offering students
EARLY DISMISSAL
PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS — the opportunity to have appointments during either recess
Tuesday 18 May 12.55pm. or lunch breaks. Please contact us on 8150 2306 for an
Henley Campus only. appointment time.
Ms Mary Firth, Manager, Dobson’s Uniform Shop
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS OUT NOW!
St Michael’s College has a limited number of SECOND HAND UNIFORM SHOP
Entertainment Books available for sale. Books are $65 The Second Hand Uniform Shop is a volunteer-run
each and inside you’ll find hundreds of 50% off, 25% off service and is made available to the College community
and 2-for-1 offers from the best restaurants, movie by a limited number of very generous members of that
community. Parents are asked to be mindful of this when
cinemas, takeaway chains and attractions. The vouchers
using the service.
can be used over a 12 month period. Books on sale from
the Henley Campus. Week 4: MONDAY 10 MAY
Week 8: MONDAY 7 JUNE
STUDENTS LEAVING THE PROPERTY 3.00pm to 4.15pm
DURING SCHOOL TIME CASH ONLY — PAYABLE ON THE DAY
Could parents and students be reminded of the procedure NO ITEMS WILL BE HELD WITHOUT PAYMENT
to follow if a student is required to leave the campus
Please access procedures for selling second hand
during school hours?
uniforms via the College website by downloading
Parents are asked to write a note in the student’s diary. forms/tags required via:
The student should have this note signed by their Year http://smc.sa.edu.au/uniform_second.htm
Level Director before proceeding to the Administration or by contacting either Administration Office. Your
Office to sign out. If the student returns to the campus assistance in following this procedure will ensure a
during school hours, they are also requested to enter the smooth ‘selling’ process for all concerned.
property via the Administration Office to sign back in.
TERM 2 TUITION FEES 2010 YEAR 12 DRAMA PERFORMANCE
Tuition fees have been posted home. If you have not
received an account, please contact me at the Secondary
Campus. Parents are encouraged to make contact if you
wish to discuss any financial matters relating to tuition
fees, particularly to make alternative payment
arrangements.
College Fees can be paid by Cash, Cheque, Direct Debit,
Master Card, Visa Card, or EFTPOS (withdrawing from
cheque or savings accounts). Accounts can also be paid
by telephone using credit card facilities. Cash
withdrawals from EFTPOS are not available.
TERM 2 FEES ARE DUE FOR PAYMENT BY FRIDAY 7
MAY, 2010.
A $20.00 ADMINISTRATION CHARGE IS LEVIED ON
ALL OVERDUE ACCOUNTS, UNLESS ALTERNATIVE
Bookings for the 2010 Year 12 production Cosi, can be
PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE
made through the senior College on 8356 5966.
BEFORE THE DUE DATE.
TICKETS WILL SELL FAST.
Ms Jane Green, Registrar
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
SUPPORTING YOUR CHILD’S READING
PRIMARY CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT BEYOND THE EARLY YEARS!
Listening to our children read in the early years of their
schooling is crucial to their acquisition of reading skills
MASS
and strategies. What many don’t realise is that in order to
Parents and parishioners are cordially invited to attend
maintain and strengthen these skills we need to continue
Mass which is celebrated on Thursdays at 9.05am in the
to listen to our children read aloud throughout their
Beverley Chapel.
primary school years. By doing this we are ensuring that
Ms Therese Meyers, Religious Education Coordinator
these vital skills continue to develop in line with the
literacy expectations and demands of upper primary and
CONGRATULATIONS secondary school teaching and learning. Literacy skills
To the following boys who were chosen to be House underpin all areas of the curriculum with reading forming
Captains and Vice Captains for 2010: the foundation of learning throughout, not only, our
school but our adult lives as well.
St James
Captain — Tom Sibley (7AZ) For those students who, for whatever reason, struggle with
Vice Captain - Luke Zille (7AZ) their reading, it is even more important that they continue
to regularly read aloud to a parent, grandparent, caregiver
St Paul or even an older sibling. If children read aloud regularly
Captain — Billy Creeper (7AZ) and are encouraged to use the strategies that develop their
Vice Captain - Ryan Foster (7AD) skills, not only will their reading improve but their
confidence, self esteem and motivation will be boosted as
well.
St Peters
Captain — Lachlan Young (7AZ) HINTS
Vice Captain — Thanasi Papadimitriou (7AZ) Try to listen to your child read at least three times a
week for about twenty minutes at a time.
St John Make sure that the book your child is reading is not
Captain — Lachlan Potter (7AZ) too difficult. If your child is struggling and making lots
Vice Captain — Thomas Carey (7AD) of errors then the book is too difficult. STOP and find
an easier book. It is far better for your child to read a
CLASS PHOTOS book that is a little easy where they can practise their
Class photos will be taken on Friday 21 May. Students fluency and expression skills than one that is too
will require their full College uniform which includes the difficult where meaning is lost and frustration levels
blazer for Years 4 — 7. No PE classes on this day. are high (for both reader AND listener!).
Reading is about getting meaning from print. Ask your
COLLEGE CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES child questions about the text to encourage him to
Parents are asked to contact the College regarding co- think about and understand what he is reading. This
curricular activities if your son is absent on the Friday also helps you to monitor your child’s level of
prior to Saturday activities. With numerous teams comprehension.
competing and many teams having reserves a student who Praise and encourage your child for trying. Make
is absent on Friday will be regarded as unavailable on reading time an enjoyable time for you and your son
Saturday unless the College is advised. Students are to spend time together.
expected to attend training sessions and to advise Mr Spread the load — it doesn’t always have to be the
Simon Herreen of impending non attendance. Thank you same person listening to your son read. Mums, dads,
for your consideration in this matter. older siblings, grandparents, uncles, aunts can all play
a part in listening to your child read.
CHESS If the interest level is high I am happy to run workshop
If your son is interested in playing Chess for the College sessions for parents/caregivers who would like to learn
during Terms 2 and 3, please contact Mr Simon Herreen more about how to support, develop and strengthen their
for further details. child’s literacy skills, especially for those students in Years
Mr Kym Clark, Primary Campus Coordinator 5-7. I will be sending a note home with your child for
you to nominate your interest. Otherwise just let your
child’s teacher know or contact me at the primary
campus.
I will also be asking for expressions of interest from those
who would like to learn more about working as a literacy
support volunteer at the school for students in Years 5-7.
Ms Sally Fry
Learning Support and English Teacher
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
2010 International Science Poetry Competition (Write
SECONDARY CAMPUS a Science Poem June 30) cost $5.50 Trophies.
Year 11 Students: National Youth Science Forum
MASS Canberra January 2011 applications close May 30 (all
We cordially extend an invitation to parents and friends of expenses paid).
the College to celebrate Mass with our students. Masses If you are keen on any of the activities come and see me.
are held every Wednesday of the school term starting at Mr Anthony DeSilva, Head of Department - Science
9.00am and usually conclude by 9.30am. The Chapel is
located adjacent to Lawrie Street, Henley Beach and
access is through Gate 5 — look for the building with the
tall spire. Please direct enquiries to Gianni Monti,
Director of Campus Ministry on 81502318 or Reception
STUDENT SERVICES
on 83565966.
Mr Gianni Monti, Director of Campus Ministry CAREERS INFORMATION
The University of South Australia will be conducting
Information sessions on the following areas:
Construction Management and Economics
INVITATION TO ALL YEAR 8 PARENTS
Urban Regional Planning
Following our successful “Mum’s” night last term, we
Thursday 27 May 2010 6.00pm-7.30pm
would like to invite mums, dads and partners etc to this
Call 1300 UNI NOW or visit www.unisa.edu.au/nbe for
term’s night out. Come out for a fun and relaxing night.
more information.
Where: The Grange Hotel
Serious Games Training & Employment Expo
When: Friday 25 June 2010
When: Saturday 8 May 2010, 8.45am-5.15pm
Time: 7.00pm — 11.30pm
For more information visit www.constellationsa.sa.gov.au
Cost: $10 per head (includes light supper)
or Ph: (08) 7120 8601
Drinks can be purchased at the bar
If you are interested in coming along, please bring an
Tertiary Studies & Careers Expo
envelope with your name/s and contact number clearly
Where: Adelaide Entertainment Centre
marked containing $10.00 (cash only) to the
Date: Sunday 30 May and Monday 31 May 2010
Administration Office by Monday 14 June. If you have
Time: Sunday (10.00am-4.00pm) Monday (9.30am-
any further enquiries please phone Leanne Wyllie on
1.00pm)
0419 845 730.
Visit www.careersevent.com and click on the Adelaide
icon for more details.
SCIENCE — EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES UMAT Registration deadline is Friday 4 June. Any Year
A number of different activities in Science will be held at 12 who has any interest in Medicine, Dentistry,
school in June through to September. Some of the Optometry and or Oral Health must register to sit the
activities will not only help you to become familiar with UMAT to be eligible to apply for these courses.
Science but also help when completing the NAPLAN test Go to http://umat.acer.edu.au/
and exams. These activities are elective and some involve
a cost. St Michael’s College students have in the past Australian Defence Force GAP Year program 2011.
achieved distinctions and credit certificates in the Applications open 1 May and close 31 May. The Army
competitions. Please contact me, if you have any and Navy will be taking applications but the Air force has
questions regarding the activities, or if your wish to suspended their intake at this stage. Students need to be
participate in the competitions. aware the Gap year program is very competitive.
BHP Billiton AWARD (students complete a research See http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/gapyear/
project) for more details www.sasta.asn.au. No Cost
and Cash Prizes. University of Adelaide Fixed Entry TER’s This week it was
announced that The University of Adelaide is setting the
Big Science Competition (Australia wide competition
minimum fixed TER for entry to some of their courses in
Years 8 -12, Wednesday 1 September) $5.50.
2011. This is to ensure students can be assured of TER’s to
Year 10 students to apply for the 14th Annual
aim for when planning to achieve an offer to these
Residential South Australian Space School to be held
particular courses. This method of entry will be referred to
from July 5 - 7 (during the first week of July school
as an Adelaide Approved Score. Students may still get in
holidays).
with lower TER’s but those that achieve these minimum
International Competitions and Assessments for approved scores are guaranteed an offer. (Note Conditions
Schools Science Competition $6.60 (Wednesday 9 apply and there are some exceptions:
June). See www.whatsyourpreference.com.
Questacon Smart Moves Invention Convention
(original idea or invention submitted) No Cost. Prize
Trip to Canberra all expenses paid. (4 -9 July).
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
The programs with set minimum TER’s for 2011 are:
Science Programs: (Some Exceptions) Adelaide Approved SPORT
Score 75.00
Engineering Programs: Adelaide Approved Score 80 and
over. Note you may not get straight into your first CONGRATULATIONS
preference but will be provided a relevant alternative.
Humanities & Social Sciences Adelaide Approved Score
70.
Careers in Pharmacy: Anyone interested in a career in
Pharmacy can obtain more information from the
Pharmaceutical Society of Australia website
www.psa.org.au/pharmacycareers . Brochures can also be
obtained from the front desk at Student Services. Sax Bates (6DB) for winning first place in the Henley Surf
Life Saving Club U/11 Champion and third place in the
Surveying: Are you looking for a profession that pays well, Henley Districts Little Athletics U/11s.
offers great job security, without being tied to a desk? If
your answer is “Yes”, you may want to look at a career in PRIMARY CROSS COUNTRY
Surveying. On Friday 23 April, the Primary Campus held its annual
For more information visit www.alifewithoutlimits.com.au Cross Country Carnival. Almost every student in the
or call 8223 5922. school participated to earn points for their House team.
Lattitude Global Volunteering invite any interested Congratulations to all the participants on an excellent
students and family members to attend an information display of endurance, effort, sportsmanship and team
session on a wide range of unique and rewarding camaraderie. Thanks to the parents for attending and
placements available in Europe, Africa, Asia, the supporting the event. Thanks also to all the staff who
Americas, Australia and the Pacific. assisted in the smooth running of the event.
When: Tuesday 4 May 2010 7.00pm-8.30pm
Where: North Adelaide Community Centre, 176 Tynte St, House Team Results:
North Adelaide (Behind the Adelaide Library) 1st — St James (92 points)
Register your interest at www.lattitude.org.au or Ph (03) 2nd — St Peters (101pts)
9826 6266 for more information. 3rd — St Johns (114pts)
4th — St Pauls (139pts) (Lowest score wins)
For further information on any of these items, please refer
to the Careers Intranet page or see Ms Coorey or Mr CONGRATULATIONS ST JAMES!!
Vizaniaris in Student Services. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS:
Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris, Careers RGA:
Counsellors 1st Mason Chartier, 2nd Will Schubert, 3rd Anthony
Bagnato, 4thDavid Phillips
COMMUNITY INFORMATION RBA:
1st Halen Finlay, 2nd Patryk Oleszczuk, 3rd Benjamin
Stegmeyer, 4th Darcy Carnie
ANNUAL GENERAL
1BE:
MEETING 1st Ryan Green, 2nd Nicholas Oliveri, 3rd Nando Loprete,
Monday 24 May at 7.00 pm 4th Mitchell Catt
Catholic Education Office Centre
116 George Street, Thebarton 1CO:
1st Harry Shawcross, 2nd Michael Parente, 3rd Harry
Dwyer, 4th Gerard Pacillo
YOUTH MASS — 1 MAY 2010
6.00pm Saturday Evening, 1st weekend of each month Year 2:
at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1st Lachlan Kennewell (2KO), 2nd Michael Laudato (2MJ),
420 Seaview Road, Henley Beach. 3rd Maror Chol (2KO)
All welcome. U8:
1st Indiana Dorian (3KB), 2ndEthan Weight (3KB), 3rd
Thomas Heyward (3ES)
U9:
1st Jack McCann (3KB), 2nd Santo Perrotta (4ME), 3rd Darcy
Young (4MB)
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
U10: GIRLS SPORTS FIXTURES
1st Blaze Dorian (5DM), 2nd Matthew Ware (4MB), 3rd Joel Opposition Venue
Eddy (5PA) NETBALL 1/5/10
Open B1 (8.30am) SHC 4 SHC
U11:
Open B2 (8.30am) NAZ 1 SHC
1st Jack Zille (5PA), 2nd Sax Bates (6DB), 3rd Jordan Merlino
10C MERC 4 ST DOMINICS
(6DB) 10B (8.30am) MERC 2 H
U12: 10A (8.30am) LOR MERC
1st Angus Mitchell (7AD), 2nd Christian Mangafakis (7AZ), 9B2 MERC 4 NAZ
3rd Panayioti Papadimitriou (6EL) (8.30am)
9B1 MMO NAZ
U13: (9.30am)
1st Thanasi Papadimitriou (7AZ), 2nd Will McCann (7AZ), 9A MMA C OLSH
3rd Adrian Mudronja (7AZ). (9.30am)
Mr Simon Herreen 8B2 ST H
DOMINIC’S
Primary & Secondary Girls Co Curricular Coordinator
2 (9.30am)
8B1 ST H
SPORTS RESULTS - SECONDARY CAMPUS ALOYSIUS
FOOTBALL (9.30am)
1st XVIII - SMC 11.4 v SHC 6.5 Goal scorers: Gill 3, 8A GLE LC
Tonkes 2, Daveron-Searcy 1, Drew 1, Muirhead 1, (8.30am)
SOCCER
Newell 1, Nyskohus 1, Sinor 1 Best players: Great team
Senior BYE
effort!
Junior BYE
2nd XVIII - SMC 24.17 v SC 0.0 Goal scorers: Lavigne 3,
Domarecki 3, Carter 3, Underwood 3, Parker 2, Kinsman
2, Marks 2 Best players: Johnson, Underwood, Kinsman,
Benzija, Parker, Bowles, Francesca, Lavigne PRIMARY CAMPUS
SPORTS FIXTURES Opposition Venue
All Teams are asked to check MAP & TIMES each week. FOOTBALL 1/5/10
Primary A SHC A H
Any queries please see Mr Daniel Lees at the Secondary
Primary B SPSC 2 A
Campus or Mr Simon Herreen at the Primary Campus.
Year 2/3 Star of the
Thank you. Sea GOLD
Year 4/5 BYE
SECONDARY CAMPUS Year 5A IC H
SOCCER 1/5/10
Opposition Venue
7A (8.30am) CBC A
FOOTBALL 1/5/10 6A (9.30am) CBC A
1st XVIII (Grp 1) SIC A A 5A (10.30am) BPS A
(2.15pm) D2
30/5/10
2nd XVIII (Grp 3) SIC 2 A
4/5A (3.45pm) SPSC 1 H
(12.30pm) G3
10A (10.30am) SHC H
10B (8.45am) IC 2 H
9A (10.30am) SHC A
9B (8.45am) SHC 2 H
8A (10.30am) SHC H
8B (8.45am) PGS A
SOCCER 1/5/10
Open A (8.30am) SHC P A
Open B (10.00am) SHC A
10A (10.00am) GLE H
10B (10.00am) SHC 2 H
9A (8.30am) RC H
9B1 (10.00am) UHS H
8A (8.30am) RC A
8B (8.30am) GLE 2 A
BASKETBALL 1/5/10
Open A/B/C SPSC H
Junior A/B/C SPSC A
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
PRIMARY ART
Term 1 was very busy for the Primary school in the art room. We all started off with Carnevale mask making and the parade
was colourful and a great celebration of Italian culture. The Year 7 boys helped me with making a large banner of a Venetian
sunset so many thanks particularly to Casmire Heyward (7AZ) and Callan Emsley (7AD) for their help in painting it.
The Year 7’s did an in depth study on Hokusia the Japanese wood block printer who did “the 36 Views of Mount Fuji” (this
tied in with Natural Disasters) they also wrote Haiku poems to go with them with great effect.
The Year 6’s studied “The Guernica” by Picasso and did some amazing individual Cubist tonal replicas of this painting as
well as group murals. The group murals had a modern twist as they represented the class novel “Boy Overboard” which is
about the modern day war in Afghanistan. I was impressed by the calibre of their work and the poems that accompanied
their individual pieces.
As the Year 5’s did the “Careful we live here” unit we did some Graeme Base inspired “Uno’s Garden” murals with great
success. Examples can be seen on the Art wiki and also on the art room window. It was great to see the boys collaborating in
group murals.
“Life in Chains” was the Inquiry Unit for the Year 4’s and they created hanging food chains which had a strong scientific
component in it. I saw some great African wild dogs, Zebras and many different organisms represented while showing the
flow of energy from producers to consumers up to the Apex.
The Year 3’s showed their design skills when making T-Shirt /Rashi designs to relate to their Sun Smart/ Light unit. They really
enjoyed creating and colouring their own designs and putting them onto T-shirts. Their critiques completed the appraisal part
of the design process. Well done boys!
All year level’s art can be seen in the primary school’s art wiki: http://artsmc.wikispaces.com/
Keep on expressing your creative side boys!
Ms Kate Tyrwhitt, Art teacher
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010
PRIMARY HALL CONSTRUCTION
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE - TERM 2 WEEK 2 – 29 APRIL 2010