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5NOTICES

Prior to the start of Term 2 for the winter changeover, the Uniform Shop will be open at the following times.

•Wednesday22ndApril,201512:00pm – 6.00pm

•Thursday23rdApril,201510:00am – 4.00pm

BoardersOnly

•Monday27thApril,20154:30pm-7.30pm

Normal Trading Hours will resume on Tuesday 28th April, 2015

Phone: 8364 8383 Tuesday & Thursdays from 12.00pm-6.00pm.

UNIFORM SHOP - WINTER CHANGEOVER

Rostrevor College has secured 100 tickets at the special price of $105.50 per person (inc GST and booking fee) for parents and their children to attend this special event on 24 and 25 April, 2015.

This means that families who purchase one or more of these tickets will camp as a group at the Morphetville Racecourse. People will arrive for the Camp Gallipoli experience at approximately 3.00pm on Friday 24 April, with the event to conclude at 8.00am on Saturday 25 April. The camp will feature many forms of entertainment, including special guests, movies, documentaries, concerts and a unique Dawn Service on Anzac day.

For further information visit the College Website or contact Stefanie Caruana on 8364 8301 or pa@rostrevor.sa.edu.au

Ticket purchases are available via the Qkr app or online at https://qkr.mastercard.com/store/#/home.

Please note that there have been changes to photo days. Below you will find the revised dates, which will differ from those in the Parent Calendar.

Junior Years

ClassWednesday 27th May

ReceptionandWinterCo-CurricularTuesday 8th September

Middle and Senior Years

SummerandWinterCo-CurricularWednesday 20th May

Class,IndividualandNonSportFriday 11th September

2015 PHOTO DAYS

Students are expected to wear the full school uniform and maintain a level of neatness and personal grooming that is expected of professional employees. Hairstyles of an extreme kind are unacceptable at Rostrevor College. For example: cropped hair, hairstyles with a sudden/obvious length differential, dreadlocks, dyed or bleached hair, long hair that bunches at the nape of the neck, hair which hangs over the collar of the shirt, excessive side-burns, long hair behind ears, rat’s tails or Mohawk style. Haircuts must not be less than a “three cut” and hair should not be so long that, unsupported it hangs in front of the student’s eyes. Students need to be clean shaven on a daily basis. Students may not wear jewellery other than a simple chain with a crucifix or cross. No other chains, necklets or symbols are permitted. Students may not wear rings, bracelets, wrist bands, studs or similar. The interpretation of this paragraph is at the College’s discretion.

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ROSTREVOR FOOTBALL COACHES NIGHTWEDNESDAY 8 APRILAll football coaches for the 2015 football season are formally invited to attend a Coaches Information Session in the Pavilion on Wednesday 8 April at 7.15pm.

If you are a coach at any level at Rostrevor, it is very important you attend this night. The night will include:

•Introduction and welcome by Chairman;

•Outline of the role of Director of Football (Barrie Bryan);

•Expectations of Coaches for Season 2015;

•Game Plan and Football Style Briefing;

•Post Session Refreshments.

We also welcome any parents with a genuine interest in progressing Rostrevor football to attend the night.

Looking forward to a very successful season of football at Rostrevor in 2015.

JohnLewisChairman-RostrevorCollegeFootballClub

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Please remember that there isn’t a Teacher on duty until 8.15am. Junior students at school before that time, for safety reasons, will need to come to OSHC.

To register for OSHC, visit our website: www.campaustralia.com.au.

Once registered you can make bookings and cancellations, view your statements and manage your details online.

Save 50% or more on Before and After School Care fees with non-means tested Child Care Rebate. Almost all families are eligible. To find out more call our Customer Service Team on 1300 105 343 Monday to Friday.

Rostrevor College OSHC is located on the Junior Campus.

OSHC Phone: 0417 874 948Coordinator: Jenny Pelentsov

SchoolHolidayTennisClinicPromotional Price $125 Tuesday 14th - Friday 17th April, 2015 9.30am until 12 noon daily

The Todd Perry Tennis Academy School Holiday Clinic is suitable for all ages and skill levels – beginner players who are new to tennis are encouraged to attend!

Snacks are provided for all participants, so all you need to bring along is a racquet, a hat and water bottle.

ROSTREVOR TENNIS CLUB

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Matches commence Friday the 1st or Saturday the 2nd of May, 2015.

All ability levels are catered for with divisions 1-2 (Fri) and 3-10 (Sat).

For more information contact Todd Perry on 0414 014 566 or go to www.toddperrytennisacademy.com.au for full details and to book. COMING SOON

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To the Rostrevor College Community

As Chair of the Rostrevor College Board, and on behalf of the College Board, I wish to express my congratulations on the excellent ATAR results the College has achieved in 2014.

Recently, the Board reviewed the data and the trend line of results since 2005 and were most impressed and delighted at the improvement that has occurred. Whilst most of the credit is afforded to the Year 12 teachers, the results reflect an educational journey that, for some, began in Reception. So every teacher should take great pride in what they have done in contributing to these outcomes.

Rostrevor has an excellent reputation for academic success as well as producing well-rounded young gentlemen with strong values and high aspirations.

The 2014 results speak for themselves, with 24% of our Year 12 cohort achieving ATAR scores above 90 and 48% attaining an ATAR above 80. These results, when combined with 13 Merits and a Governor’s Commendation, are extremely impressive and reflect the dedication of all involved in the education of our boys.

Our school’s vision is to provide an authentic and quality Catholic Education for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition which encourages students to strive to achieve their personal best, while aspiring to make a positive difference to the world. The results above show that Rostrevor is genuinely a school that caters for boys with different strengths. Long gone are the days when Rostrevor was known only for its wonderful sporting achievements. Today Rostrevor continues its prowess on the sporting fields whilst also excelling in many other areas, in particular academics and music.

By giving our boys every opportunity to succeed at the things they are good at opens up endless opportunities. We should all be very proud of what our boys have achieved, the teachers that supported them and forever grateful to all of you as parents and caregivers for choosing Rostrevor as a place to nurture, educate and care for your sons.

Claudio Galloni Board Chair

FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

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A CATHOLIC ALL BOYS’ DAY & BOARDINGCOLLEGE IN THE EDMUND RICE TRADITIONReception to Year 12COLLEGE

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DATES TO REMEMBER

APRIL

Week10

Thursday 2nd Term 1 concludes, 3.15pm

Friday 3rd Good Friday

Term2,Week1

Tuesday 28th Term 2 commences

CO-CURRICULAR JUNIOR YEARS

Week9

BASKETBALLYEAR6/7RED 23defRostrevorBlack21

Best All played well

YEAR4/5RED 28defWalkerville13

Best T Bos, J Sun

YEAR2/3RED 14defRostrevorBlack11

Best All Played well

CRICKETPRIMARYA-2DAY 260V’sPembrokeAllOut241

BestBatting: S Rahaley 102no, J Slivak 52, J Lochowiak 16noBowling: S Raheley 2/17, A Connelly 1/2, J McGuinness 1/2, T Cusack 1/8

PRIMARYBBLACK 56defbyStPaul’s4/109

BestBatting: F Di Iulio 8no, O Warley 5, J Zorzi 3noBowling: F Di Iulio 1/5, A Ruggiero 1/9, O Warley 1/9, C Marinos 1/10

YEAR5 2/104defBlackfriars5/88

BestBatting: M Disciscio 10no, I Oak 13noBowling: S Calo 1/10, M Discisco 1/9

YEAR4BLACK 3/33Average11defbyTrinityGardens4/54Average13.5

BestBatting:F Mignone 7, J Piasente 6, L Gibson 4Bowling: B Walker-Roberts 2/6, B Caveney 1/7

YEAR4RED 4/96Average24defStJoseph’sPayneham3/67Average22.3

BestBatting: O DiMarzo 10, A Pertl 15, T Washbourne 9

Bowling: A Pertl 2/0, M Aufderheide 1/2

KANGARED Average21defStJoseph’sAverage6.1

BestBatting: D Murray, C Becker

Bowling: A Zorzi, A Hardwarewala

KANGABLACK 10/54Average5.4defNorwood10/45Average4.5

BestBatting: N Keros, T Sweeney

Bowling: O Di Marzo, D Tatarelli

TENNISPRIMARYA1 1setdefbyPembroke8sets

Best T Walls, I Oak

PRIMARYA2 5setsdefPembroke4sets

Best C Tunno, R Rasheed

PRIMARYBRED 8setsdefChristianBrothers1set

Best All played well