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Volume 5 - August 30, 2011

Justice Sincerity FELICITY Verity Freedom

Dear Parents and Students

In the context of our Ignatian spirituality and the spirit of Felicity I invite you to pray with me the Optimist’s Creed. Certainly, Mary Ward did not write this prayer but we know, with utter confidence, she lived it. We thus pray for the Grace to be optimistic, grateful and loving. Each day and every moment is a gift for which we give thanks. Amen. In this spirit of optimism and hope we hold our Year 12 students especially in our prayers this week. May they sit their QCS tests confidently and calmly knowing that they are well placed to give their best. THANK-YOU I am delighted to share with you this letter of thanks from the St Francis of Assisi SVDP conference at West End. Dear Mrs Hamilton On behalf of our conference, I would like to thank you and everyone at Loreto College for your very generous donation of $4000 to flood affected families in Fairfield and West End. It is wonderful that the Loreto community has kept them in your thoughts for so long. Even though it is eight months since the floods there are still lots of people who are waiting to return to their homes or, i f they have returned, still have important things that they need to repair or replace. With Loreto’s donation we will be able to help with things like replacing children’s beds, replacing unstable front steps and finishing electrical repairs. As a conference we have been very humbled by the generosity that people have shown and also by the courage shown by the affected people that we have met. Thank you once again to everyone at Loreto for their donations and their prayers. Tony O’Connor

This week and next we continue our “goods drive” to collect basic household items that are still needed by many families who continue in their struggle to recover from the January floods. I thank you for your ongoing generosity and support. This is just one of the many ways that each of us can make a difference. Thank you.

The Optimist’s Creed . . . we pray . . .

To be strong so that nothing can disturb our peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person we meet.

To make all our friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make our optimism come true.

To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as we are about our own.

To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every creature we meet a smile.

To give so much time to improvement of ourselves that we have no time to criticise others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear,

and too happy to permit the presence of trouble.



CONGRATULATIONS

To our NAB Cup Hockey team on their impressive 4-1 win against All Hallows last week. As Division 7 winners they now go on to compete against Division 8 winners (St Mary’s College) for a place in the finals rounds. We wish them every success.

To our Year 9.1 Debating team of Meghan Shannon, Rebecca Marshall, Madeleine Lloyd and Hannah Radvan on their quarter final win last week against Brisbane Grammar. We wish them every success as they compete in this week’s semi-finals.

Yours sincerely

Cheryl Hamilton

Principal



Events Calendar Wednesday 31 August

Year 12 QCS Test

Friday 2 September

Lunchtime Music Recital

Debating Semi-Finals

P & F Father Daughter Breakfast 7.00am

Monday 5 September

Met East U19 Athletics

Tuesday 6 September

Last day for students to return forms to cease private music tuition Term 4

P & F - AGM 7.30pm

Wednesday 7 September

Round 1 BSGSA Basketball & Touch

Debating - Grand Final

Thursday 8 September

Year 11 and 12 Exams

Friday 9 September


Sunday 11 September

Past Pupils’ Association Spring Lunch 12 Noon - River Room, Southbank

Monday 12 September

Year 8 - 12 Exams

Tuesday 13 September

Year 8 - 12 Exams

Wednesday 14 September

Year 9 - 12 Exams

Round 2 - BAGSA Basketball & Touch

Thursday 15 September

Year 10 - 12 Exams

Year 11 Economics Field Trip

Friday 16 September


END OF TERM 3

Date Claimer for Senior Formal: Please note that the 2012 Senior Formal will be held on Saturday night, July 14, 2012 at the

Hilton Grand Ballroom in the City.



Careers News

Careers Market Day Thank you to all the girls who attended the Career Market on Friday. It was a chance for students to access information on relevant courses and possible career pathways. Hopefully, the girls will be able to use the information gathered to help make informed decisions regarding subject choices and post school options.

QTAC Applications A reminder to Year 12 students to access the QTAC website at http://www.qtac.edu.au/OnlineServices/OnlineServices.html#ttt for the

online application. On line applications are due by September 30. Christine Jones - Careers Coordinator

Debating News Last Wednesday the 9.1 Debating team, comprised of Madeleine Lloyd, Rebecca Marshall, Hannah Radvan and Meghan Shannon, won the

Quarter Finals of the QDU Competition against Brisbane Boys’ Grammar. The girls’ arguments were solid and well worded and supported by

thorough research. The speeches were very confidently delivered and rebuttal was strong. We are very proud of each one of the girls.

Thanks go to the coach, Mrs Helen Radvan, who has devoted much time to the team and to Mr John McKinlay who helped the girls with

some points. Next Friday is the Semi-Finals. The girls debate against Brisbane State High at Gregory Terrace College at 7.00pm. It is a secret

topic. This is a very exciting time for Debating at Loreto and we invite the school community to attend the debate to support our girls. Good

luck Maddie, Rebecca, Hannah and Meghan! Rosemary O’Neill - Debating Coordinator

Grease Auditions

This week is an exciting one for everyone associated with “Grease” as it is the time for auditions. The girls have received their audition packs and the outline of the audition timings are below. Detailed information regarding the Audition process and requirements and the Audition Roster can be found on the College Intranet. We ask that students regularly check the Intranet for any changes.

Wednesday 31st August: General Chorus Auditions are being held on the MWC stage from 3.30 – 5.30pm. Those girls who are also auditioning for an acting only role will be the first group to audition and then they will head over to Room 407 until they are required to audition in Room 410. Acting only Auditions are being held in Room 410 from 3.30pm-5.30pm. All groups, except Group 1 will be asked to report first to Room 407 and wait until you are asked to come down to Room 410 to present your audition.

Thursday 1st September: Some students may be required to attend a second audition session in Room 410 from 3.30 – 5.30pm. This may not involve many students and these girls would be notified by email on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning if they are required. Students involved in Concert Band or Mr Lane-Richardson’s Hockey will not be required on this day.

Friday 2nd September: Dance auditions are being held from 4 – 5.30pm in Room 407. We wish all of the students from both Loreto and Villanova all the very best in the audition process. Call backs for LEADS will be posted on Monday 5th September. The Whole Cast including leads, chorus and dancers will be notified in Term 4 – date to be advised. Musicians and

Tech Crew will also be decided in Term 4 - date to be advised. Mrs Helen Radvan – Director / Mr Gavin Swanson - Producer

Music News Guitar Ensemble One on TV

The Totally Wild story "Loreto Guitar Ensemble" will be going to air on Wednesday 14th September at 8:00 am on Network Ten. If you are unable to record the show you can also check out the episodes online at www.totallywild.com.au and click on the 'video' tab. We hope you enjoy it!

Thank You - We would like to thank these local businesses who have supported the school by contributing prizes for our recent Music

Trivia Night; we appreciate their continued support.

Wellers Hill Pharmacy (Guardian Pharmacy)

Choice Value Variety Store - Mount Gravatt Plaza

Chemist Warehouse - Mount Gravatt

Dan Murphy's - Holland Park

Spotlight - Mt Gravatt

Mr Meaty - Garden City

King of Knives - Garden City

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http://www.totallywild.com.au/



Gifts For You - Garden City

Grilled - Garden City

First Choice - Mansfield

B Clark and L Gance - Mt Gravatt

Classique Boutique - Coorparoo

Shuno Shoes - Coorparoo

Stella Star - Coorparoo

Truc Le Hair Design - Mt Gravatt

Congratulations - Congratulations to Hannah Radvan (Grade 5 Flute), Liz Davey (Grade 5 Trumpet) and Louise Chan (Grade 7 Flute) who

each received Honours for their recent AMEB exams.

Thank You - A big thank you to all members of Concert Band One and String Ensemble for your help with hosting the Primary Music Camp

on the weekend. The day was very successful with our biggest ever turnout of students who all seemed to have a great day! Special thanks to Liz Kehoe, Liz Davey, Maddi Young, Maria Papamanolis, Katelyn Feeney, Lauren Gleed, Sandy Vo, Rachel Farrah, Maddie Heinrich, Shannon Becquigny, Fiona McMahon and Caitlin Hunter for coming in early to tutor.

All Choirs - At the end of each year, Villanova College runs a big themed event that features professional guest soloists such as James

Morrison, the Grigoryan Brothers etc. This year the event will have a Broadway theme and feature singers Rachel Beck (Australian productions of “Les Miserable”, “Singing in the Rain”, “The Sound of Music” and “Beauty and the Beast”, TVs “It Takes Two”) and Ian Stenlake (“Guys and Dolls”, “The Pajama Game”, “Sleeping Beauty”, Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight, TVs “Stingers” and “Sea Patrol”). Villanova have invited members of Loreto’s Senior Choir to participate in a combined choir for this event. Rehearsals will be held initially at Loreto on Tuesday afternoons at our normal rehearsal time. Final rehearsals will then be held at Villanova all day on Monday 17 October (student free Panel Day) with the concerts on the evenings of Thursday 20 October and Friday 21 October. Senior Choir students in Years 10 - 12 who would like to participate, and who are able to commit to all these dates, are invited to become involved and initially just need to keep attending their regular Tuesday rehearsals. These performances will then become your end of year concert for 2011. All singers in Years 8 and 9, or in the older grades who can’t commit to the Broadway Concert schedule, will be invited to join a Massed Choir, rehearsing on Thursday mornings before school, to prepare repertoire for the Music Night on Friday 28 October.

Ben Langford - Director of Music

Project Compassion - Caritas Thank you to those families who decided to take some sort of action for the victims of famine, death and suffering in East Africa. Caritas Australia thanks you and we ask that you continue to offer your prayers for the people of this region. The drought gripping East Africa is a humanitarian catastrophe. Caritas Australia and the Catholic Community must stand in solidarity with prayers and support for the 12.5 million men, women and children in urgent need of assistance. Caritas Australia is engaged in Kenya and Somalia and is working towards ensuring families have access to health care, food rations, clean water and nutrition for the sick. Through the East Africa Crisis Appeal, you can help provide food relief, clean water and basic necessities in this time of crisis. For more information or to donate please visit www.caritas.org.au/eastafricacrisis, call 1800 024 413 or post donations to GPO Box 9830 Q 4001.

P & F News Father and Daughter Breakfast by the Pool Thank you to those parents who have replied to attend the Father/Daughter breakfast this Friday. You are sure to have a wonderful time. The P and F are grateful for the wonderful support of school staff and parents who have worked together to organise and prepare for this event. Thank you everyone! Happy Father’s Day to all in our community.

The P and F AGM is to be held on September 6 at 7.30pm, in the staffroom. This week we would ask that you nominate people (or yourself) for positions, using the tear off slip provided in the newsletter. Please make use of the form. All are welcome to attend and we look

forward to seeing you at the meeting. Elizabeth Fort - Secretary

Research Project - Coping with Emotional Problems Researchers at Monash University and the University of Queensland will be conducting phase two of the three year research project,

entitled coping with emotional problems, which started last year in your child’s school. This research project will investigate the emotional

health and well-being of Australian adolescents and inform prevention and early intervention programs designed to enhance the quality of

life of Australian adolescents.

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We would like to take this opportunity to inform parents who gave consent for their child to participate in this project last year that the

researchers will be coming to the school shortly to administer the same questionnaire completed by these students last year. Only students

with parent consent at time one of the study will be allowed to complete the questionnaire this year, during school hours, with other

participating children from their school. Please contact your school if you wish to look though a copy of the questionnaire.

To thank your children for their participation so far, we would also like to offer participating children from each school the chance to win a

$25 JB Hi-Fi gift voucher or 1 of 5 iPod shuffles. One voucher will be available to win at each school and will be randomly awarded on the day

the questionnaire is administered.

If you would like more information or would like to withdraw your child from the project, please do not hesitate to contact the

researcher responsible for this project. The researcher is: Ms Tori Andrews, Ph: 07 3365 5149, [email protected]

We look forward to working with you and your child. Thank you.

School Fees - Term 3 Term 3 School Fees were due and payable on the first day of Term, 18 July 2011. If you have not paid your fees , please ensure payment is made as soon as possible. If you are unable to make payment by the end of this term, contact either myself or Libby Oliver at the College

Office to discuss payment. Thank you for your assistance. Noel Williams - Business Manager

School Bus Service Disruptions in Redland Shire, Thursday 1 September VEOLIA TRANSPORT wishes to advise parents that Bus services will be disrupted in the Redland Shire on Thursday 1 September, 2011 due to a work stoppage called by the Transport Workers Union (TWU).

The work stoppage will commence from 4am on Thursday 1 September and run until 3.59am on Friday 2 September

Veolia Transport, which runs bus services in the area, will operate the following services during the work stoppage:

No school services have been scheduled

Express services between 05:00 -09.00 into the city

Express services between 16:00 -18:00 from the city

Saturday timetable outside of the peak times for travel to and from the city

Saturday timetable for all local services (not-city bound)

Shuttle services between Cleveland and Carindale

Parents are strongly advised to make alternative arrangement for getting their children to and from school on Thursday 1 September. Normal services will resume from 4:00am Friday 2 September 2011.

We sincerely apologise to our customers for this inconvenience. We have tried to minimise the impact of this work stoppage as much as possible. For further information about the impact of the work stoppage please visit www.translink.gov.au or www.veoliatransportqld.com.au. For more information please contact Veolia Transport on 3248 6100. Thank you.

Colin Jennings - Managing Director - Veolia Transport Queensland

Sports Department News NAB Hockey

Division Seven Final Round - Loreto College v’s All Hallows’ School

Congratulations to the coach, captain and the players on a terrific effort to defeat All

Hallows’ School last Thursday, 25 August, in a very closely matched game. What a team!

The game started well at 3:10pm with the meeting of all players to catch the bus at the

MWC. Everyone arrived quickly as requested and in good spirit, but no bus! A quick but

frantic call to the bus company confirmed the need for a change of plan to have all players

change before we left rather than at the venue. The lost time waiting for the bus meant we

were now travelling in peak school traffic and intersections were congested and progress

was slow. After a frustrating ride we arrived just in time for a quick warm up and the toss of

a coin. For the first minutes of the game both teams were evenly matched with neither

team dominating play. However, things changed at the sixteenth minute when Loreto

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scored from a well executed field goal. From this point on Loreto never looked back and went on to score a second goal fifteen minutes later

from a ball slammed home from a penalty corner in the dying minutes of the first half. In the second half a desperate opposition came out

fighting applying a lot of pressure to eventually score their first goal after eight minutes from a field goal that soared at chest height into the

net. Feeling more confident, AHS worked hard to make further ground and neutralize Loreto’s lead. The valiant attempt by AHS was

unsuccessful despite the seven penalty corner opportunities presented to them. In the end AHS conceded two more goals during the

remaining minutes of the second half to finish the game well behind Loreto. At the completion of play Loreto won the game by defeating All

Hallows’ four goals to one. Goal scorers for the game were Georgia Hillas and Murphy Allendorf with two goals each. Theoutcome of the

game has resulted in the 2011 team being the first Loreto NAB Hockey team to take the honor of Division Seven finalist.

Unfortunately, the game did not go without incident with Jess receiving a nasty blow to the face resulting in injury in the second half. Apart

from a few stitches and aches and pains, she was back on board to tell her tale at school the next day. An excellent effort by all team

members and the coach, well done!

Thanks also goes to all the parents who came to support your daughters and cheer on the team, it’s wonderful to see you all there. Thanks

also to the students and supporters in general and to the teaching staff Bill Kenny, Matt Lourigan, Jeanette Little and Cheryl Hamilton for

your continued support and assistance.

Division 7 (Loreto College) v’s Division 8 (St Mary’s College) – Thursday, 1st September 2011

Our next game will be against the Division Eight finalist St Mary’s College this Thursday, 1st September. There will be a bus to and from the

game. The game will start at 4pm and it is expected we will be back at Loreto by 6:30pm. If Loreto win this round we will be one of the final

four teams in the state to play off for outright winner in a round robin competition to be held over three days starting on Friday 21st

October. Alan Lane-Richardson - NAB Hockey Coordinator

Physical Education Excursion to University of Queensland

On 18th August the Year 12 Physical Education classes took a bus to the University of Queensland to tour the Human Movement

Department. Our first session involved taking part in a variety of fitness tests, using some very technical equipment. Hannah Meecham did

both a marathon pace run and a VO2 Max test while Ms Wood, Georgia Dennis and Emily McKoy took part in challenging ATP-CP tests. We

were then informed of the courses and job opportunities available at the School of Human Movement. Lunch gave us the opportunity to

sample university life and the lolly shop provided us with some much needed energy for our final session. Using some more impressive

equipment we learned all about reaction time and responding to a stimulus. The excursion proved both informative and interesting and we

all enjoyed the day. Josephine Woolaston - Year 12 PE

Year 9 Parent Social Gathering

A reminder that if you are a parent of a Year 9 Student you are invited to attend a social gathering at Sing’s Restaurant, Cavendish Road, Coorparoo. Details of the event are as follows:

Date: Wednesday 14 September Time: 7.30 pm Cost: $25 per person (includes mixed entrée and banquet main meal plus corkage. (B.Y.O.) RSVP: Meg Norris at [email protected]

We look forward to you joining us for this evening. Thank you. Year 9 Parent Representatives

Year 12 Mother/Daughter Breakfast All senior students and their mothers are invited to attend our annual Year 12 Mother/Daughter Breakfast on Sunday morning, October 9.

We look forward to your company as we enjoy a sumptuous breakfast together at the beautiful Long Room at Customs House in the city.

The Class of 2011 are extremely excited about celebrating a special morning with their mums and giving thanks for everything that they

do. We look forward to sharing this wonderful occasion with you. Please see the attached flyer with this newsletter for details and RSVP.

Thank you. Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator

Thank you Thank you to Kathy Cavaliere who kindly donated some beautiful quality oven mitts to the Home Economics department. Some were also

used as raffle prizes for the staff fund raising morning-tea for Aislinn Healy’s Tanzania appeal. Margaret Duncan



Bulletin/Notices Flying Start Program - Cameron Dick, the Minister for Education and Industrial Relations and the State Member for Greenslopes is

hosting a forum on changes to the education system in Queensland including changing Year 7 to high school in 2015. This forum is for local parents, teachers and school staff to explain the next stage of exciting reforms to education in Queensland. Details are as follows: Date: Monday, 5 September, 2011 from 6pm to 7pm at the Holland Park State School, 59 Abbotsleigh Street, Holland Park. Please RSVP to: Greenslopes Electorate Office on 3394 3956 or email [email protected].

The Little BIGSOUND Conference - Will be held on Saturday September 10th@ The Judith Wright Centre. The conference is a joint

initiative by the QLD Academy Of Creative Industries High School in Kelvin Grove (specifically the Youth Music Industries program) and Q Music.

Specifically geared towards high school students, the Conference is a one-day event for young people looking to break into the music industry and is an offshoot of the annual Q Music BIGSOUND Conference. The day is focused on building skills and providing information specifically targeted at young people. Little BIGSOUND is not only a series of panel sessions featuring established young professionals already working within the music industry, but is also a way for attendees to form connections and develop professional relationships.

Formally Holiday Hair - Join us in your holidays to try our trade and master formal techniques in hairdressing. This program runs over

two days: 19th and 20th September, 21st and 22nd September, 26th and 27th September, 28th and 29th September. Cost is $99. Limited places. Bookings and enquiries please phone Sian at The Queensland Hairdressing Academy 3847 3874. You will receive a certificate of participation.

Tuckshop and Library Roster

Tuckshop Vounteers

Monday 5 September - Friday 9 September

Monday 5 September:

Geraldine Dywer-West, Jane Higgins, Leanne Day, Mary Favios

Tuesday 6 September:

Tina Ogilvie, Deb Firrell, Louise Forbes, Sonya Bath

Wednesday 7 September:

Barrie Spring, Louisa Coote, Vivienne Lloyd

Thursday 8 September:

Lisa Hinsch-Poncini, Karen Catsoulis, Leanne Jackson, Karen

Chaston, Judy Cunningham, Carolyn Da-Rin-De-Barbera

Friday 9 September:

Deanna Smith, Lisa Kuhl, Steve Bakker, Sandy Christie

Special of the Day

Monday 5 September: Ham, Cheese & Pineapple Pizza

Tuesday 6 September: Butter chicken & Rice

Wednesday 7 September: Lasagne

Thursday 8 September: Chicken Subs

Friday 9 September: Spaghetti Bolognaise

Library Roster Volunteers

Monday 5 September- Friday 9 September

Monday 5 September:

Tina Palazzotto, Filia Papamanolis

Tuesday 6 September:

Belinda McAuliffe, Stefania Ciancio, Wendy Clarke

Wednesday 7 September:

Donna Byrne, Cristina Palacios, Jane Higgins

Thursday 8 September:

Nuch Waddell, Bronwyn O’Shea, Kathy Cavaliere

Friday 9 September:

Patricia McAdam,Angela Quinn, Kelli Witt, Selena Steiner


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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

LORETO PARENTS' & FRIENDS' ASSOCIATION

TUESDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2011 - 7.30 pm - Staffroom, Loreto College

Nominations are called for the positions of:

President

Vice-President (male) Vice-President (female)

Treasurer Secretary

Year 12 Representative Year 11 Representative

Year 10 Representative Year 9 Representative

Year 8 Representative

I, ___________________________________________________________ nominate

to the position of ______________________________________________

Seconded by _________________________________________________

Nomination accepted __________________________________________ Date __________________

Please return nomination slips to Trish Willing, College Office by Friday 2 September.

Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast - RSVP Tear off Slip

(To be returned to College Office by Friday 16 September)

Name/s………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….... We will be sitting with ..............................………………………………………….………......................................(Tables of 10) OR Please place us at a table Please specify any dietary requirements: …………………………………………………………………………………………….…..

Cheque enclosed for $………………………… (Payable to Loreto College Coorparoo) Credit Card: Please debit my Visa ________ Mastercard _______ Bankcard for ______ Number: _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ Cardholder’s Name: ............................................................................................... Expiry Date _____/_____ Cardholder’s Signature: ................................................................................................ Address for receipt to be posted to: …………………………..……………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...



Loreto Coorparoo

Spring Luncheon Hosted by the Loreto Past Pupils’ Association

The River Room, South Bank Parklands

Sunday September 11, 2011 at 12pm

Guest Speaker: Mrs Cheryl Hamilton, Loreto College School Principal

Sumptuous Two Course Lunch with drinks

Tickets:$85 each (Pensioners: $75) Tables of 10

*RSVP: EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2!

(Advance bookings only, no tickets at door) (Cash Bar available after two hours)

Fantastic multi-draw raffle with proceeds to the Principal’s Discretionary Fund and

Mary Ward International Australia

All enquiries to Jayne Kelly ph: 0417 617 464

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please mail this reply slip to:

The Treasurer, Loreto Past Pupils’ Association, 413 London Road, Belmont, Q 4153

OR email: [email protected]

Name/s___________________________________________________________________________

Please place me at a table OR

I will be sitting with ______________________________________Table Captain (strictly tables of 10)

PAYMENT BY:

Cheque payable to Loreto Past Pupils’ Association QLD (Please attach to reply slip) OR

Internet Banking Transfer* BSB 804 002 Account Number 1209068 (Please complete transfer by 26

August)

Account name: Loreto Past Pupils ‘Association

Reference: Your surname and number of tickets. e.g. Smith 2 tickets

* Please note that this transaction will appear on your bank statement as ‘Cuscal.’



MARY WARD INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA IS HOLDING ITS FIRST FUNDRAISING EVENT -

PERHAPS YOU OR FAMILY OR FRIENDS WILL BE IN MELBOURNE ON 18 SEPTEMBER.

DONATIONS FROM THIS EVENT WILL SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT WORKS ASSOCIATED

WITH THE LORETO SISTERS IN AUSTRALIA AND OVERSEAS. THESE WORKS MAKE A

DIFFERENCE TO THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE LIVING IN POVERTY.



ATHLETICS SPORTING BILLETS

Loreto College has been asked to provide accommodation for up to 6 female billets while they are attending

the Queensland School Sport 19 Years & Under Track & Field State Championships starting Thursday 20

October until Sunday 23 October 2011. The students will be arriving on Wednesday 19 October between

2:30pm & 3.00pm at the school and will need to be accommodated for 4 nights. The students are between 13 -

- 19 years old.

Please consider your ability to assist as it is always difficult to find accommodation for the billets and any

volunteers would be greatly appreciated.

If you have any questions or would like to speak to someone regarding the billeting process please do not

hesitate to contact Mrs Jane Wilkinson- Sports Administration Assistant on (07) 33949920 or

[email protected] or Mrs Meg Stevens Director of Sport.

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BILLET ACCEPTANCE FORM Please return form to school as soon as possible.


Name: ___________________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________

Phone :( H/M) __________________________ Work: ___________________________

I can / cannot provide safe & secure accommodation for __________students involved in the Queensland School Sport 19 Years & under State Track & Field Championships at QASC, Nathan from Wednesday 19 October—Sunday 23 October 2011. I advise that there is nothing in my history (or the history of people within this household) that would preclude our hosting the student/s during the visit. * I certify that I have not billeted on more than 2 occasions in the current calendar year and that each occasion has been no longer than 10 days in duration. OR * I am the holder of a current Blue Card Student’s Name: _________________________________Home Group ________

Parent/Guardians Name: _____________________________________________

Signed: ____________________________________________________________

(Parent/Guardian)


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