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O’Loughlin Catholic College
Newsletter
4th April 2018
O’Loughlin Catholic College
70 Mueller Road, Karama NT
Ph: (08) 8945 1277
Dates to remember:
Wednesday, 4th April
Middle School Girls Rugby League
The Crucible (Year 11 & 12)
7.1 Class Mass
Thursday, 5th April
The Crucible (Year 10)
Friday, 6th April
Middle & Senior School Netball
Monday, 9th April
Creative Arts Trip starts
Wednesday, 11th April
7.2 Class Mass
Thursday, 12th April
Parent/Teacher Interviews
Friday, 13th April
Creative Arts student’s return
Monday, 16th April
Term One Break
Monday, 23rd April
Term Two commences, students
return
In this Issue:
College Prayer
Principal Report
Bullying. No Way! Day
Harmony Week
African Drumming
Croquembouche Display
Henna Tattoos
Musical Auditions
Dishing Up Darwin - OCC
Middle School Basketball Competition
Interschool Netball Competition
Sporting Team Selections
NTFL Women’s Premier League Grand Final
2018 Big Bike Ride
Pi Day Celebrations
Maths Online
ANZAC Day Photography Competition
Entertainment Book 2018|2019
From the Finance Office
Back to School Payment Scheme 2018
Payment Arrangements
Direct Debit Request
From the Front Office
How to Install Micosoft Office on BYOD - March
Follow us on social media
COLLEGE PRAYER
Risen Lord, We thank you for all the blessings we have received over Holy Week and Easter. May the Risen Christ remain alive in our hearts, our words and our actions through these coming weeks. We thank you for loving us so much that you would send us your only Son, so that we might truly know your love and power. Amen
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
Dear O’Loughlin Community,
I hope this finds you rested and refreshed after the Easter break. Here at O’Loughlin, we are all ready to work with renewed energy over the next two weeks to complete a successful term.
The times for Parent Teacher interviews have been changed and I think that they will give us all more of an opportunity to meet with our childrens’ teachers. The times are:
Thursday 12 April (Week 11, Term One)
Thursday 3 May (Week 2, Term Two) - Both nights go from 3:30pm to 8:00pm
We will be sending out the booking forms and instructions via email this week. I am looking forward to meeting with as many families as possible over the two nights. (I am also excited about meeting my daughter’s teachers to discuss her progress in Year 12.)
Congratulations to all our students, and their incredibly supportive families, who played in the AFL finals. It was really wonderful to watch many of the games, to hear all the stories (whether the players won or lost) and to see all the beaming faces in the Premiership photos published in the NT NEWS. Commitment, hard work and determination get teams into a Grand final and I know that all players have benefitted from their involvement in the sport. Success in school is exactly the same - commitment, hard work and determination will give our students the best opportunities to do well.
Our students have also been involved in school sport and there have been many excellent reports regarding school spirit, fair play, sportsmanship and teamwork demonstrated by our teams. Within the context of the ‘cheating’ by our Men’s Cricket Team, it is great to hear that our young people do understand the importance of these values and we will continue to encourage and foster them at O’Loughlin.
All the best.
Rhett Bowden
COMMUNITY NEWS
BULLYING. NO WAY! DAY
O’Loughlin Catholic College recently participated in activities for Bullying. No Way! Day as part of the celebration of the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence.
FROM THE CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT
HARMONY WEEK – AFRICAN DRUMMING As part of the Harmony Week celebrations in Week 9, staff and students participated in an African Drumming Workshop.
FROM THE CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT
HARMONY WEEK – CROQUEMBOUCHE DISPLAY As part of Harmony Week celebrations a number of students helped to assemble a traditional French Wedding cake (Croquembouche). The individual pastries (made from choux pastry) were filled with Chantilly cream and decorated with chocolate and toffee strawberries.
Congratulations to the students involved (Therese Hockey; Mackenzie Bunn; Teaghan Coutts; Allanah Joyce) in assembling and decorating the croquembouche to such a high standard. Their efforts were appreciated by the many students and teachers who sampled the pastries with all donations going to Caritas Australia.
FROM THE CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT
HARMONY WEEK – HENNA TATTOOS As part of the Harmony Week activities, Vina Jogia visited O’Loughlin Catholic College allowing staff and students the opportunity to get a henna tattoo.
FROM THE CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT
MUSICAL AUDITIONS
Shout out: Actors, Singer, Dancer, Musician, Designers, Artist and lovers of Musicals!!
OCC is soon to launch the audition stages for the musical Disney’s Mulan – it’s the first musical produced by the College in nearly 10 years!!
Auditions are scheduled to take place in Week 1 of Term 2. A list of rolls will be distributed shortly, keep an eye on the College bulletin, Facebook page and College Newsletters for
more information.
For more information about the audition process, please see the following teachers –
Jo Green, Carly Johnson, Katrina Orian, and Kara Handberg.
Staff and students here at the College are really excited about this new chapter!
Any interested parents with skills to share, costume, set construction etc, please send an email to – [email protected]
Ancestors (Gender: Both)
Vocal range top: D5 Vocal range bottom: A3
The Ancestors should have strong focus as they are observing the action throughout. They also need to be strong actor/singers that can carry solo work. It is helpful for them to match what they represent in either manner or physical type. Laozi (pronounced LAU-tsi) represents Honor and is the leader of the group. Lin represents Loyalty and is the hardest on Mulan; Lin does not appreciate any challenges to the old-world belief system. ZHANG (ZANG) represents Strength, the strong silent type. Hong represents Destiny and is Laozi's right-hand man. Yun (YOON) represents Love and is Mulan's greatest advocate from the beginning - the mother figure that eventually encourages the others to support Mulan for who she is.
Fa Zhou (Gender: Male) Fa Zhou (fa ZOO), Mulan's father, should be cast with a confident and calm performer who has a strong presence and can sing, at least a little. Without playing "older," his calm strength contrasts with Mulan's frenetic energy at the top of the show. We see that Mulan is truly her father's daughter when she grows wise through her journey.
Vocal range top: D5 Vocal range bottom: C4
Happening Week 1 and 2 Term 2.
Casting – Mulan Jr (character breakdown)
Fa Li (Gender: Female)
Fa Li, Mulan's mother, is someone who also possesses strength but understands her place in her generation and culture. There is a definite wisdom that she passes on to Mulan, so use a smart actor who is able to carry a tune. Vocal range top: D5 Vocal range bottom: C4
Grandmother Fa (Gender: Female)
Grandmother Fa - again, age is not the concern here, but cast a performer who can covey wisdom and humor. Grandmother sees greatness in Mulan, but still wants her to achieve it through tradition. Although she does not need to be a strong singer, an actor with mischief in her eye will work well here. Vocal range top: D5 Vocal range bottom: Bb3
Mulan (Gender: Female)
Mulan should be your strongest performer. She is on stage for most of the show and needs to carry a great deal vocally while telling the story. This young performer needs to have strength and courage in her performance and be convincing in her passion and determination to protect her father and family. Casting against a leading-lady type may help your show deliver the story in a surprising and profound way. Vocal range top: D5 Vocal range bottom: G3
Mushu (Gender: Both)
Mushu (MOO shoo) - although comedy is very important for this character (a talking dragon), remember that we have to feel sympathy for Mushu's struggle to get back into the Temple. Don't just cast your funniest performer, but one that is comfortable talking to and connecting with your audience. Vocal range top: F5 Vocal range bottom: D4
The Matchmaker (Gender: Female)
The Matchmaker provides comic relief through the "straight man" approach. Cast someone with an overbearing presence who can maintain her composure through a comic scene.
Chi Fu (Gender: Male)
Chi Fu (chee FU) is your typical "bad guy," the quintessential political character, manipulative and proud to a fault. Casting someone with tremendous confidence will help you set up Chi Fu's authority early on. It might be fun to have him model a famous political leader. Vocal range top: E5 Vocal range bottom: E4
Shan-yu (Gender: Male)
Shan-Yu (shawn YU) - You want an actor who can command of the stage here - someone with tremendous presence who can convince the audience that he can lead an invasion. Casting an actor of size may be helpful, but is not a necessity.
Shang (Gender: Male)
Shang needs to have strength, but also the openness to learn from Mulan. Casting a brawny guy with no heart will weaken the relationship between Mulan and Shang. Remember he is general's son but has a brain too. He needs to be a strong vocalist and should a good stage presence. Vocal range top: F5 Vocal range bottom: D4
Yao (Gender: Male)
Yao, Ling and Qian-Po (cheeann-PO) - "the Guys" - should be able to work as a team but be diverse in type to help distinguish them from the other Chinese Soldiers. Yao considers himself to be a big tough guy; he has a bark and bite, but all in all a good person. Casting a trio of actors who are willing to have fun is important. They need to be misfits in the army, like Mulan, and able to really play around while dressing up like maidens during the show's climax. Vocal range top: A5 Vocal range bottom: E4
Ling (Gender: Male)
Yao, Ling and Qian-Po (cheeann-PO) - "the Guys" - should be able to work as a team but be diverse in type to help distinguish them from the other Chinese Soldiers. Ling is a bit of a scam artist, and not the brightest guy in the world. Casting a trio of actors who are willing to have fun is important. They need to be misfits in the army, like Mulan, and able to really play around while dressing up like maidens during the show's climax.
Vocal range top: A5 Vocal range bottom: E4
Qian-po (Gender: Male)
Yao, Ling and Qian-Po (cheeann-PO) - "the Guys" - should be able to work as a team but be diverse in type to help distinguish them from the other Chinese Soldiers. Qian-Po is a real sweetheart of a monk who would rather have a good meal than a battle scene. Casting a trio of actors who are willing to have fun is important. They need to be misfits in the army, like Mulan, and able to really play around while dressing up like maidens during the show's climax. Vocal range top: A5 Vocal range bottom: E4
Ensemble (Gender: Both)
The Ensemble provides sound effects throughout the show, but also steps into the action when needed to play Fathers, Mothers, Daughters, Sons, Dressmakers, Hairdressers, Groomers, Young Hsaio, Older Yi, Young Yi, Magyar, Subar-Tu, Chen, Liu and the Cheongsam Salesperson. The featured roles vary in size and vocal requirements, but the Ensemble will be needed to provide vocal power throughout and dance in the production numbers, so be sure to cast performers with a wide base of ability. Vocal range top: G5 Vocal range bottom: G3
FROM THE CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT
DISHING UP DARWIN - OCC
The annual Dishing up Darwin cooking competition is just around the corner and congratulations go to Therese Hockey (Year 10) and Mackenzie Bunn (Year 8) who have been selected as O’Loughlin College’s representatives.
During Week 9 students who had expressed an interest in participating in the competition competed against each other by preparing a Chicken and Cheese Quesadillas dish. Students were required to prepare tortillas, a chicken and cheese filling, along with a salsa, and to present their finished dish.
All students are to be congratulated on the range of skills demonstrated and the quality of their food presentation.
Heats are to be held on Saturday 21 April at Darwin High School, with the final being held at Darwin Waterfront on Sunday 22 April. The team will spend coming weeks refining their kitchen skills in readiness for the competition.
FROM THE SPORTS FACULTY
MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL COMPETITION Congratulations to our Middle School boys and girls who represented O’Loughlin Catholic College at the Interschool Basketball competition held Thursday March 22nd. O’Loughlin sent two Middle School boys’ teams and one Middle School girls’ team. The competition was fierce and our students played hard, determined, and demonstrated their high level of skill and outstanding sportsmanship.
The girls trained hard in the lead up to the carnival and this was evident in their team play. They worked hard in every game and often played against older and more experienced players. Overall their fighting spirit was impressive.
The middle school boys team two played hard and showed great skill, especially while playing hard full court pressure defence. The boys showed great sportsmanship and team spirit, encouraging and cheering for each other on and off the court. The boys eventually came 1st in their pool undefeated.
Photograph: Undefeated Boys Team 2
The middle school boys team three played in pool B. The team improved as the day progressed due to an increase in their confidence, and students who had never played before beginning to learn the rules. In total the team of ten students won a game and finished fourth overall. They had a fun day and I was proud of their behaviour and sportsmanship on and off the court.
FROM THE SPORTS FACULTY
MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL COMPETITION
Many thanks to Miss Lisa Fox and Mr Dan Sivan for spending many lunch periods preparing the teams.
BOYS TEAM 2 BOYS TEAM 3 GIRLS TEAM 1
Addison Dohnt Albert Thomas Amelia Sands
Anthony Johnson Cooper Boath Brydie Williams
Ethan Bowden Cooper Ranie Eirini Ginis
Jacob Gay Gabriel Pablo Emma Gonzadi
Jamie Hart Hartley Villaceran Faith Solo
Matthew Hammer Jedd Bowden Georgia Lowe
Maverick Falzon Joel Bourke Kayla Tuluauau
Patrick Sunglao Max Morgan Maria Tserou
Riley Woods Ty’Reece Naidoo Trinity Bourke
Zayd Binks
FROM THE SPORTS FACULTY
INTERSCHOOL NETBALL COMPETITION Congratulations to the following girls that have been selected to represent the College in the upcoming Middle and Senior Interschool Netball competition. The event will be held at the Marrara Netball courts this Friday, April 6th.
Middle School Div 1 Middle School Div 2 Middle School Div 3 Senior School Dev 1
Abbi Peterson Cheyenne Peel Jaime Schubert Stephanie Rayner
Eleanor McLauchlan Claire Nathanael Tia Langridge Matilda Johnson
Jamelia Hollamby Evie Gulliver Elyse Temple-Smith Sophie Allman
Emma Clifton Elise Mullany Chanel Chin Hannah Dixon
Ashley Hughes Annalise Edwards Erini Gikas Paris Kemp
Hayley Innes Bridget Gulliver Alyssa Carnana Lara Wilson
Grace Hill Emma Stark Athanasia Catis Emily Kerwin
Bethany Kerwin Georgia Morrissey Mahli Seden Tara Innes
Kierra Zerafa Kayla Tuluauau Luxxe-Angelique Daniels
We wish the girls luck and a big thank you to Ms Lisa Fox, Miss Sara Maxsted, Miss Grace Bestmann and Miss Lusi Sekitoga for helping out with this event.
Ms Cassie Henderson Head of Health and PE
FROM THE SPORTS FACULTY
SPORTING TEAM SELECTIONS
Darwin Region 12 Years & Under AFL Squad
Congratulations to Riley McConachy and Max Morgan in 7.3 on being selected. The Darwin Region will be taking 2 teams of 18 players to compete in the SSNT 12 Years & Under AFL Championship being held in Alice Springs 28 – 30th May.
Darwin Region 15 Years and Under Girls AFL Squad
Congratulations to Kierra Zerafa in 7.5, Janna Ransome in 8.5, Iesha Ronberg in 9.2, and Tyla Kingdon in 9.4 on being selected. The girls will be participating at the School Sport NT U15s Girls AFL Development/Selection Camp being held at TIO Stadium from 4 – 6th April.
Darwin Region 15 Years and Under Boys AFL Squad
Congratulations to Xavier Vallejo in 8.3, Elijah Williams 8.4, Jayden Davey in 9.1, Ethan Bowden, Rory Fairchild, Blake Gilbert, and Brodie Motlop in 9.2, Alwyn Davey, Kobe Hodges, and Caleb Paterson in 9.3 on being selected. The Darwin Region will take a team of 20 members from this squad to the SSNT 15 Years & Under Boys AFL Development Selection Camp being held at TIO from 27 – 29 April.
Interschool Rugby League
Congratulations to Andy Campfield in 7.1, Noah Batty and Riley Lewis in 7.2, Bailey Eames in 7.4, Kai Hale in 8.2, Ty’Reece Naidoo in 8.3, Cooper Boath, Ezra Higlett and Elijah Williams in 8.4, and Hayden Newton in 8.5 on being selected. Robera Mekonnen-Rabo in 8.5 was chosen to Captain with Zayden Lewis in 8.4 as Vice Captain. Jonah Wistrand in 10.3 will be assisting the team in a variety of roles.
Special Olympics National Games
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Nai-Smith in 10.1 on being selected to compete in the swimming events at the Special Olympics National Games. The Special Olympics National Games will be held in Adelaide during the upcoming school holidays from April 16 to April 20. This is the second time that Kaitlyn has been chosen to be a part of the Northern Territory Team and we wish her all the best.
FROM THE SPORTS FACULTY
NTFL WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE GRAND FINAL On Saturday 10 March the NTFL Women’s Premier League grand final was played at TIO Stadium and our very own Maddie Gault played her best game yet for Waratahs, helping the Waratah’s Women’s Team to a big win. The celebrations didn’t stop there for Maddie. During the award ceremony Maddie was awarded the Williams Medal for her best on ground performance win for the Tahs. This is the highest individual accolade one can receive.
Following on from this magnificent effort, NT Thunder Football Club released a list of more than 50 players who have been invited to be part of the VFL Women’s training squad. The squad is made up of some of the best talent from right across the Territory including the NTFL Women’s Grant Final Williams Medallist Madeline Gault.
We wish Maddie all the best and we are sure she will impress the selection panel with her talent and skills. Good luck Maddie!
COMMUNITY NEWS
2018 BIG BIKE RIDE
The Big Bike Ride is a 100+km ride undertaken by students, teachers, parents, and members of the O’Loughlin Community that both challenges the riders and raises awareness for a chosen cause.
In previous years, the ride has gone around the northern suburbs, out to Berry Springs, and Mandorah. This year a challenging route has been set for Adelaide River for a total of 105km. The date of the event will be Tuesday 24th April 2018 to precede ANZAC Day, and we will ride in support of Legacy.
The Australian Defence Force Regiment 8/12 is supporting our ride and will provide logistical support and a vehicle escort for the riders to Adelaide River. NT Police are also in support of the event and will provide further assistance.
This year there is an option for riders to stay overnight at Mount Bundy Station, an additional 5km from Adelaide River, and attend the Adelaide River ANZAC Day Dawn Service on Wednesday 25th April before returning to Darwin. This is an additional part of the event and transport options back to Darwin will be provided for those returning on either Tuesday 24th or Wednesday 25th April.
For those staying overnight, and attending the ANZAC Day Dawn Service, we will camp at Mount Bundy Station with an option of borrowing tents from school or the ADF. Riders will need to provide their own sleeping equipment, either swags or camp mats and sleeping bag. Dinner will be provided as well as transport to the dawn service the following morning. Following the Dawn Service, a community breakfast is held at the Adelaide River Race Course. Participants will attend the breakfast before returning to Darwin.
Legacy is a charity that provides services to Australian families suffering after the injury or death of a spouse or parent, during or after their defence force service. The Big Bike Ride will support and raise awareness for Legacy. Further information and donations can be found at http://www.legacy.com.au
Due to Easter Monday, an additional training session will be held on Friday 6th April (Week 10), from 3:15 to 5:30pm. Additionally, during the holidays, two morning sessions will be held; on Monday 16th April and Wednesday 18th April. These will be longer sessions and will go from 8:30am until 12:00pm. Students are strongly encouraged to attend at least one of these sessions in the holidays to have at least one extended ride before the day.
On Wednesday 11th April (Week 11) there will be a Parent/Guardian information meeting held after the training ride in room MK1 at the College. This will go from 5:30 – 6:00pm and will cover the essential logistics and final preparations for the day.
Please contact Mr Max Jones at the College for additional information.
Mr Max Jones Big Bike Ride Coordinator [email protected]
FROM THE MATHEMATICS FACULTY
PI DAY CELEBRATIONS
O’Loughlin Catholic College celebrated Pi Day with the Pie for Pi competition.
All students competed against their classmates to memorise and record the most digits of Pi in 2 minutes.
Well done to everyone who participated. A special mention goes to the top three students in the school who remembered the most digits:
Hayley Innes in 8.1 135 digits
Geliane Vegara in 7.2 75 digits
Melanie Mathew in 8.5 55 digits
From the Maths Team
FROM THE MATHEMATICS FACULTY
Maths Online
Does your child need help with Maths, want to achieve at a higher standard or simply love this amazing subject!!? At O’Loughlin College we have many options available.
1. Maths Help - Our dedicated teachers of Mathematics are available every lunchtime from 1.25pm in Lab B to help your student with homework, assignments, specific content or simply to extend and enrich mathematical understandings.
2. Enrichment classes – Year 7, 8 and 9 students can choose to attend enrichment classes in Mathematics once a week during class time. In many cases this will coincide with their normal Mathematics class; however, some classes offered may be in other subject times. If you would like more information, please email John Bament: [email protected]
3. Great Offer still available– Maths Online Tutorial Program which also includes Stage 1 and Stage 2 Mathematics content for the Northern Territory
Maths Online provides comprehensive animated and narrated lessons from Kindergarten to Year 12 Extension Mathematics that can be watched in full or short cut. It is backed up with a variety of practice worksheets, online questions and activities and is based on Australian Curriculum. It also includes fully worked solutions to enhance students’ knowledge and mathematical communication.
If you decide to join up direct with the website, 12 months membership for a student would be $197. Maths Online is offering O’Loughlin College student membership for just $20 per student for the whole year. If you would like to take advantage of this great offer please fill in the registration form below and send it along with $20 per student into school. There is a demonstration on the website: http://www.mathsonline.com.au/
If you have any queries or would like to discuss how this could benefit your child, please do not hesitate to contact Head of Faculty, Mrs Robyn Wright via email on [email protected] or call (08) 8945 1277.
FROM THE MATHEMATICS FACULTY
Maths Online
Maths Online Registration – Return to O’Loughlin College
Name of student:
Student Homeroom teacher
Homeroom Maths teacher Surname First name
e.g. Van Halen Edward 8.5 Mrs Wright
I have enclosed $20
Please return the form to your Homeroom teacher. For a free demo, click on the following link: http://www.mathsonline.com.au/
COMMUNITY NEWS
ANZAC Day Photography Competition
In recognition of ANZAC Day at O’Loughlin, we will be building a commemorative display detailing wartime events involving Australian and New Zealand Armed Forces. November 11, 2018 marks 100 years since the end of WWI, I would like this to be the primary focus of the display.
We would like to invite everyone to help us build this display by contributing photographs. This could be a copy of an old family photo, one that you have found in researching the topic that resonates with you, or a photo you have taken recently that reflects the nature of why we come together to remember the fallen on ANZAC Day.
Our display will be entered into the ANZAC Day Schools Award 2018 along with details of the Big Bike Ride which this year will be held over ANZAC Day. The link can be found here:
https://anzacportal.dva.gov.au/education/competitions/anzac-day-schools-awards-2018/entry-information
Prize categories include:
National winners
Will be selected from the eight state and territory winners and will be awarded an additional $1000, a plaque and certificate to display in their school.
State winners and runners-up
Primary and secondary school state winners will be awarded $2000, a plaque and certificate to display in their school.
Primary and secondary school state runners-up will be awarded $500, a plaque and certificate to display in their school.
Please leave photo entries in an envelope at the Front Office of the College addressed to Lauren Raven (DTM). Make sure your photo has your name and homeroom clearly marked on the back.
PLEASE NOTE: Send copies only of old and precious family photos to prevent potential issues with lost or damaged photos.
Online photos may be submitted by sending them through to [email protected]
Let’s win this O’Loughlin!!
Lauren Raven (Defence Transition Mentor)
FROM THE SENIOR SCHOOL
Entertainment Book 2018 I 2019
This year we are raising funds for Year 12 Graduation. By purchasing an Entertainment Membership with us, you’ll not only receive 25%-50% off and 2-for-1 offers to many of the best restaurants, hotels and attractions in Darwin, but you’ll also be supporting a great cause!
You can now pre-order the NEW 2018 | 2019 Entertainment Membership. This will give you access to Early Bird offers from 1st March and full access to all offers from 5th April. Each membership is $60 and 20% of the sale goes towards our cause.
To purchase your membership, visit: www.entbook.com.au/92h8644
FROM THE FINANCE OFFICE
SCHOOL FEES FOR SEMESTER ONE, 2018
School Fees
School Fees are now due for payment.
If you have not received your School Fee Statement and Payment Plan Breakdown for this semester, please contact the Finance Department for a copy.
Thank you for those parents who have paid their school fees or put a payment plan in place.
For those parents who have not put a payment plan in place, please contact the office to arrange this. I have also attached a direct debit form and Payment Arrangements form for completion.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your account please feel free to contact Staci at [email protected] or 8945 1277.
BACK TO SCHOOL PAYMENT SCHEME VOUCHER
The Back to School Payment Scheme is a NT Government initiative to assist families with certain school related costs at the beginning of the year. The entitlement is $150 per student.
Entitlement can be used for school fees, uniforms, Student ID card, Year Book, camps and retreats, excursions elective and subject material costs.
If you have not completed a Back to School Payment Scheme voucher, please find one attached for completion. Alternatively, you can pick one up from the Front Office.
Forms need to be returned to the College by the end of Term 1 – 13 April 2018 otherwise they are invalid.
Thank you
Joanne Fejo Business Manager
Back to School Payment Scheme
2018
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SCHOOL RECORD OF PAYMENT
Up to $150 worth of educational items during Term One 2018 has been supplied for:
Student surname First name(s)
Date Description Amount $ Parent / Guardian signature
This payment record should be retained by the school and may be supplemented by other signed evidence of purchases, if required. Parents may keep their own records of purchases if desired. Subject to some limited exceptions, the payment can only be utilised in Term 1, 2018.
OPTIONAL PARENT / GUARDIAN USE ONLY
2018 Back to School Payment Scheme ||| || | | | ||||| | | RECORD OF GOODS AND SERVICES RECEIVED
OPTIONAL: Parents may have this part of the form to keep a record of goods and services purchased from the school with their Back to School Payment entitlement, up to the full value of $150, if desired.
Date Description Amount $ School signature
Student surname First name(s)
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Please indicate intentions as per below (please circle):
BPay
Cash Payments
Direct Deposits
Payroll Deductions
Please nominate the amount you would like to pay: $..........................................
Commencement date of payment plan: ……………………………………………..
Frequency: Weekly
Fortnightly
Monthly
Please sign below and return form if not paying account in full by due date
Full Name of Parent: …………………………………………………………...………………….
Signature …………………………………………………………
Date ………………………………………………………………
PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS
O’LOUGHLIN CATHOLIC COLLEGE
Request and Authority to debit the account named below to pay
O’Loughlin Catholic College
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This debit or charge will be made through the Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) from your account held at the financial institution you have nominated below and will be subject to the terms and conditions of the Direct Debit Request Service Agreement.
Insert the name and address of financial institution at which account is held
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Sample Written DDR Version Control (12/09)
FROM THE FRONT OFFICE
NOTICE OF DEPARTURE
If your student will be leaving O’Loughlin Catholic College, a Student Departure form is required to be completed and returned to Student Administration prior to exit from the College.
Student Departure forms can be obtained from the Front Office or through email from [email protected]
DISCOUNTED UNIFORMS – LIMITED STOCK
There are still uniforms available in the Front Office for purchase at half price. These uniforms are the older materials that is no longer sold at the Cricket and Football Shop in Winnellie. Uniforms with the newer material are still available at the Cricket and Football Shop.
GIRLS POLOS $15 Sizes: Large, Medium, 8c
Bucket Hats $5
Wet Weather Jackets $10 Sizes: L, XL
Please contact Mel on (08) 8945 1277
2018 ENROLMENTS
There are limited positions available in all year levels for new students wishing to enroll at O’Loughlin Catholic College for 2018.
Enrolment forms can be collected from the front office or downloaded at:
https://oloughlin.nt.edu.au/files/pdfs/Enrolment-Form-2017.pdf
IMMUNISATION DAY
Immunisation Day is on Monday 9th April. Please ensure immunisation forms are fully completed and returned to Mel in the Front Office prior to the day.
Updated: 26 March 2018
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Open Internet Explorer and go http://office.com
Click ‘Sign In’
Note: Using other internet browsers (ie. Firefox,
Chrome) is not recommend as the process may vary.
2.
Enter your NT Schools email in the “Email, phone or
Skype” field.
Click ‘Next’
Your email address will look like
3.
Once the screen has refreshed you will be forwarded to
the Northern Territory Government Department of
Education Secure Logon page.
On this page you will need to enter both your
username and password.
Your password will be your normal NT Schools
password.
Click “Logon”
4.
If your next page does not look like this, please click
on the “Office 365” link in the top left hand corner of
the screen. Otherwise, please continue.
The Office 365 button is the home button for this
website.
Updated: 26 March 2018
5.
Please select the “Install Office Apps” to drop the
list
Select Office 2016
6.
When prompted please select “Run”
Follow the onscreen instructions
7.
When you are asked to save the file,
you may need to find it in ‘Downloads’ and double
click to run.
It looks like this…
Sit back and wait …
Updated: 26 March 2018
8.
Some more waiting…
9.
When you see this, then you are finished.
Please click “Close”
10
You have now installed office 2016.