Sunday St Peter & Paul Apostles Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm and Sunday 7.30am Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 5.00pm Long Flat – 9.30am 2nd & 4th Sunday

Kendall – 9.00am Mass (1st Saturday month 10.00am Mass Comboyne)

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday

Lake Cathie – Sunday 8.00am Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

What’s on Term 3, Week 2

MONDAY, 21st July (Day 6)

- SAPSS Jazz Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.30pm-6.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.30pm

TUESDAY, 22nd July (Day 7)

- Newman Senior Technical College Information Night at 6.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm Drumline in PAC 1.05pm-1.45pm

WEDNESDAY, 23rd July (Day 8)

- Year 11 2015 Information Night in Hall at 6.00pm College Assembly Senior Percussion Ensemble 1.05pm-1.45pm in Performing Arts Centre Year 11 Earth and Environment & Senior Science Mandatory Field Studies Day Year 12 Bastille French Excursion to Rainforest Café P6&7 SAPSS Drumline 3.30pm-5.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.30pm SAPSS rugby team plays John Hampden Grammar School on oval

THURSDAY, 24th July (Day 9)

- Year 12 Camden Haven Careers Expo Period 1-4 Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm

FRIDAY, 25th July (Day 10)

- Year 9 Mass at St Agnes’ Church at 9.30am – All welcome Concert Band 7.45am-8.45am in Performing Arts Centre Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.00pm

DATES TO REMEMBER: Monday 28th July Year 11 2015 Subject Information Day Monday 28th July – Friday 8th August HSC Trials Tuesday 29th July Harry Wells 14‟s & 16‟s Rugby League in Port Macquarie Wednesday 30th July Year 11 Earth & Environmental Field Trip to Sea Acres Wednesday 30th July Year 11 2015 Parent/Student interviews in Library Thursday 31st July U/14‟s Coast to Coast Rugby Cup in Port Macquarie Friday 1st August Year 8 Geography Excursion

18th July 2014 Term 3, Week 1

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What’s on Week 9 Term 1 2013

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COORDINATING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

YEAR 11 ENROLMENTS Our senior students are extremely fortunate to have an extensive range of Higher School Certificate courses available and two distinctive pathways for completing the NSW Higher School Certificate.

One option is the more academic pathway designed mainly for students who wish to pursue further tertiary education at a university after completing the HSC. This is available at both MacKillop Senior College and St Joseph‟s Regional College.

The other option is the pathway designed mainly for students who wish to pursue employment options, including apprenticeships and traineeships, either following the completion of their HSC or in conjunction with it.

During the coming week, our Colleges will be holding Enrolment Information Nights as follows:

Newman Senior Technical College Tuesday, 22nd July commencing at 6.00pm St Joseph‟s Regional College Wednesday 23rd July commencing at 6.00pm

SCHOOLBOY INTERNATIONAL RUGBY GAMES During the coming weeks St Agnes‟ Parish Secondary Schools in Port Macquarie will host two visiting schoolboy rugby teams from England.

St Joseph‟s Regional College will host the 1st XVIII from John Hampden Grammar, a selective state boys‟ grammar school from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. The touring party arrive on 22nd July and will play a Port Macquarie Combined Catholic Colleges team at the Regional College oval at 3.30pm on Wednesday, 23rd July.

MacKillop Senior College will host a second touring school boys‟ rugby team from Dauntsey‟s School, a co-educational independent day and boarding school in the village of West Lavington, Wiltshire, England. The school is set in an estate of over 100 acres of beautiful countryside about 30 minutes‟ drive from Bath. Several ex-students from MacKillop have completed Gap Year placements at the school over the last twelve years.

The Port Macquarie Combined Catholic Colleges team will play Dauntsey‟s School 1st XVIII at Stuart Park on Friday, 1st August commencing at 7.30pm. This will be a feature match following the normal inter-school competition games. Junior players and families are encouraged to plan to stay for the game and enjoy the barbecue provided by the junior Rugby committee.

After spending the weekend in Port Macquarie with local families the Dauntsey‟s boys will be farewelled from MacKillop at 9.00am on Monday, 4th August.

We are still looking for a couple of families to assist with billeting students. If you are able to assist, please contact John Rossington at St Joseph‟s Regional or Darren Smith at MacKillop Senior College/St Paul‟s High School. Mr Jim O’Brien Coordinating Principal

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

A very warm welcome back to Term 3. It was with great pride that we concluded last term with our Year 11 Academic Awards and commenced this term with our Year 7-10 Academic Awards ceremonies. I was extremely impressed with the number of students who received awards and those who received Outstanding Achievement and Outstanding Application Awards.

A list of these recipients follows:

Outstanding Achievement Award Recipients

Caitlin Bartie 7 Alisha Newbound 8 Odessa Mullin 9

Kalisha Glover 7 Elizabeth Pike 8 Courtney Newell 9

Ethan Morson 7 Emily Shelley 8 Kaitlin Smith 9

Amelia Stennett 7 Lily Smith 8 Lauren Bartie 10

Shan-Del Studders 7 Grace Boorman 9 Tanya Johnston 10

Brittany Ackroyd 8 Lachlan Camilleri 9 Daniel Middleton 10

Cody Cosgayon 8 Ethan Carter 9 Shannon Neville 10

Sarah Freeman 8 Matthew Cramp 9 Mary Shelley 10

Reuben Gammon 8 Jo Cutler 9 Emily Sheridan 10

Hannah Garven 8 Phoebe Le Page 9 Allegra Trevanion 10

Samantha King 8 Gabrielle Moss 9

Outstanding Application Award Recipients

Orla Aherne 7 Tahlia Bell-Baker 8 Lily Howard 9

Eilidh Aldridge 7 Julia Cutajar 8 Abbey Stevens 9

Anais Bleasdale 7 Melissa Davis 8 Georgia Williams 9

Lauren Brown 7 Ky Eichmann 8 Luke Bowles 10

Ethan Eames 7 Harrison Grove 8 Ebony Burke 10

Zoe Groth 7 Teegan Keesing 8 Emma Carney 10

Conor Hudson 7 Tyla Kemp 8 Natalie Cheers 10

Lauren Jones 7 Bailey Marshall 8 Stacey Coombes 10

Daniel Lamberth 7 Rylee Parry 8 Joelle Doust 10

Jazmin Lindsay-Favelle 7 Eve Pollard 8 Sarah Horton 10

Conor Marshall 7 Chloe Winn 8 Olivia Lawler 10

Kate Morgan-Floyd 7 Mackenzie Xerri 8 Kurt Prosper 10

Sarah Phillips 7 Georgia Chaplin 8 Georgia White 10

Millie Swan 7 Lauren Heugh 9 Nicholas Williams 10

Cheyenne Taylor 7 Megan Heugh 9 Natasha Woodbury 10

Lucy Westcott 7 Georgia Hickling 9

College Athletics Carnival On Tuesday under overcast skies we ran our annual Athletics Carnival. My special thanks to Mr Michael Cannon and Miss Taylor Kennedy for their tremendous work in organising this event. Also thank you to all staff who, in their own way, contributed to the success of the day. Congratulations again to Oxley House who won the carnival this year.

Uniforms We have noticed this week that many girls have had a growth spurt in the last few months and skirts no longer meet the required KNEE LENGTH. We would ask that this be rectified before Monday, 29th July (Week 3) to avoid detentions. Protected Industrial Action I am obliged to inform you of the Protected Industrial Action by a number of St Joseph‟s Regional College staff on Wednesday 23rd July. Notwithstanding, it is my expectation that students attend College on this day. An amended program will be in place during periods 1 to 3 with normal lessons commencing at 11.30am. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any additional questions regarding this matter. Congratulations to ex-student Karen Murphy Karen Murphy, an ex-student, was last week awarded her PhD from UNSW. Karen grew up in Port Macquarie where she attended St Joseph‟s Primary School and St Joseph‟s Regional where she graduated Dux of the school (Year 10) in 1996. She completed her schooling in Sydney, achieved an Honours degree in Advanced Science from Sydney University, worked as a research biologist at the Prince of Wales Research Institute, and finally won her PhD. Karen has recently located with her husband to Los Angeles, USA, where she is hopeful of furthering her scientific career.

God Bless

Mr Jim Dempsey College Principal

FROM OUR ACTING LEADER OF CATECHESIS AND EVANGELISATION

St Joseph’s Regional College Chapel. As a College community we are extremely pleased with the progress of the building of our Chapel. We are at „lock-up‟ stage with a few interior fittings to finalise. Over the coming weeks we will be working on the landscaping around the Chapel in order to maximise its use for masses, liturgies and for reflection activities. We also look forward to a formal opening of this impressive venue later in the term, news of this finalised date will be notified in later newsletters.

Year 9 Mass for Families The Year 9 Mass for Families will take place next Friday 25th July. I thank Mr Richard Battiston who has done a tremendous job in putting this mass together and look forward to a wonderful celebration with this part of our college community St Joseph’s Regional College Youth and Family Mass A date for your diaries; Sunday 10th August (end of week 4) will be the next opportunity for us to host parts of the weekly Youth and Family Mass at 5.00 pm at St Agnes Church. A number of our students will be involved in the mass and you are most welcome to join us for this celebration.

Upcoming events:

Sean Jennings Acting Leader of Catechesis and Evangelisation

News from the Parent Assembly

The Parent Assembly would like to extend a very big thank you to Father Donnelly for providing funding for 62 prayer boxes. These special boxes have been circulating through all year 2 classes in our 6 primary schools in the Hastings Macleay Region, as part of the Parent Assembly Faith Development Program. This program has been supporting Year 2 parents as they journey with their child in the school sacramental program. As schools Confirmation nights start in our region on Friday 18th July and continue through to 25th July, we would like to congratulate all confirmation candidates on their journey and wish them and their families many blessings for their very special night. Parent Assembly Representatives Hastings Macleay Region

HSIE NEWS

YEAR 9 NATIONAL CAPITAL EXCURSION At the end of last term students from our College undertook an education tour of the national capital. While on this tour they participated in a variety of educational programmes with a focus on Australia‟s history, culture, heritage and democracy. To break up the trip travelling down to Canberra we stopped in Sydney where half of the group visited Mary MacKillop Place while the other half visited St Mary‟s Cathedral. On arriving in Canberra we were greeted by the cold but we were lucky enough that Mr Hollis had arrived early opening all our rooms and putting the heating on.

While at Parliament House on the Tuesday the students participated in a mock debate on a new Bill. They were also greeted by a local member, David Gillespie, who spent time answering their questions on being a politician. A big highlight for the students was the War Memorial, in particular the Science and War Program. Students also visited the Australian National Museum. On the Wednesday we visited the AIS and spent time in their popular Sportex room followed by a visit to Questacon and its hands on educational science galleries. The afternoon saw us learning about the history of Democracy in Australia at Old Parliament House and elections at the Australian Electoral Commission. In between the breaks students also visited the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, drove around the embassies and high commissions and took in the scenery from Mt Ainslie. We had a fun night of activities at the ASIS as well as Ten Pin Bowling and a night at the movies seeing “How to Train Your Dragon 2”. On our way back to Port Macquarie we stopped to walk the Harbour Bridge and took a ferry ride to Manly before continuing home. I would like to thank all Year 9 students who attended the excursion. On speaking to some of these students it appears that highlights were primarily the War Memorial and Questacon. I would also like to thank parents who supported the excursion and chose to send their son/daughter. We know that the cost is a burden on families. The Australian Government recognises the importance of all young Australians being able to visit their National Capital as part of their Civics and Citizenship education. To assist families in meeting the cost of the excursion the Australian Government has contributed funding of $30 per eligible student under the Parliament and Civics Education Rebate programme towards those costs. This contribution is paid directly to the school upon completion of the excursion. We would like to thank the Australian Government for their support of this program. We hope that the excursion was a rewarding experience for all students. A special mention to staff who helped make the excursion a success. Staff in attendance included Mr Battiston, Mr Buckley, Miss Chaloner, Mr Eichmann, Mr Hollis, Miss Healy, Miss Howard, Mrs McKee, Mrs Middleton, Miss O’Brien, Mr Robins and Mrs Walsh.

ANCIENT & MODERN HISTORY EUROPE STUDY TOUR MEETING The second meeting for students and parents attending the combined St Joseph‟s Regional College and MacKillop Senior College- Ancient and Modern History Europe Study Tour - in January 2015 is being held on Tuesday 5th August in the PAC at St Joseph‟s Regional College at 6.00pm. This will be a short meeting intended for planning for connecting flights and dissemination of information related to compulsory working with children checks and the student travel contract. It is also an opportunity to ask any questions that may have arisen regarding the planned trip. If you have any further enquiries please email jwarneken@lism.catholic.edu.au Thank you Jason Warneken HSIE Coordinator

YEAR 8 CAMP TO SOUTH WEST ROCKS In Week 9 of Term 3 all Year 8 students will travel to South West Rocks for a 4 day camping experience from Tuesday, 9th September til Friday, 12th September. This is an important and valuable part of the Year 8 PDHPE Outdoor Recreation program. During class time, students will participate in lessons and activities that will prepare them for this excursion. The cost of the camp will be $90, which will cover transport to and from South West Rocks, camping fees, snorkeling and the use of common equipment for cooking and cleaning etc. Students will need to provide their own tents, food and sleeping equipment for the camp with breakfast and lunch being provided on the Friday. Students are encouraged to take stock of any family camping equipment over the holidays and, if needed, keep aware of local camping store sales. Should you have any questions or concerns please contact the College office.

Damien Kelly Leader of PDHPE

History Club - New Day The History Club will now meet on Tuesday afternoons from 3.30pm to 5.00pm starting Week 2 to allow those that indicated they could attend on this day to join. (All current members were able to switch to Tuesday) If any other Year 7 students are interested you are welcome to join, just let Mr West know. It is essential that students can organise a way home to be part of the club, everything else is provided. Mr Gordon West History Teacher

Highest PC over $1000 wins a JET BOAT RIDE FOR ALL PC

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WALKATHON – 8th August 2014

This year‟s Walkathon will be held on Friday, 8th August 2014 and is a major fundraising event for the College, giving students the opportunity to raise funds for items they feel will enhance their learning and make their time at SJRC more enjoyable. In recent years money raised has purchased outdoor seating, BBQ tables and chairs, sporting and musical equipment, comfortable lounge style seating for the library, F5 Open Learning and Student Services rooms. In addition to these items $$$$ have been put aside over the past three years toward the purchase of a College mini-bus to be used for sporting, cultural and community service activities. This will in turn reduce the cost for parents.

All students are strongly encouraged to raise money and next week will be given their Sponsorship Envelope. There will be prizes for students who raise the most money in each year group, PCs that earn over $1000, the highest earning PC and all students who raise over $50 go into the draw for a $500 gift voucher at a store of their choice. Every $50 earns an extra ticket in the major prize.

Families and local business are also welcomed to sponsor with monetary donations or with suitable prizes for the students. Please contact Mrs Joanne Williams in the office if you would like to become a sponsor. Alternatively if you would like to discuss a major sponsorship of a College Mini-Bus please phone Mr Chris Kalchbauer at the College.

Thank you for encouraging your sons and daughters to seek sponsorship, in addition to completing the healthy 10km walk, as it provides opportunity to purchase items which could not otherwise be purchased for students.

Highest PC tally in Weeks 1 & 3

WIN A PIZZA LUNCH

Annual Walkathon VOLUNTEERS N

EEDED

New Sponsors Invited:

We would love to hear from any new families to our College

community who would like to sponsor our annual Walkathon. The

money and prizes donated are used to promote the event and

goes towards purchasing new equipment and / or services for

the school, this in turn benefits the students. Major sponsors

will be advertised in our newsletter.

Parents, grandparents or guardians who would like to assist us on the day would not only be most welcome, but your assistance would be greatly

appreciated! Please complete the form below and return to the front office.

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I/we are able to assist on Walkathon Day Friday 8th August 2014.

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MUSIC PICNIC ON THE TOWN GREEN If you're out looking for some entertaining music next weekend, head to the Sundowner Grasshouse at lunchtime on Sunday to see and hear the groovy sounds of the St Agnes Secondary Schools Jazz Band.

The combined Catholic schools bands will be putting on an encore performance of their recent tour of Darwin.The one week tour saw them performing at several primary schools as well as public performances at the world famous Mindle Beach Markets and Stokes Hill Wharf.

All the audiences were enthusiastic in their appreciation of the band and the music, but the young musicians were especially captivated by the effect their music had on the children from the primary schools - some of whom had never seen or heard a band like it before.

According to the band's director, Mrs Sharon Green, the primary school concerts really honed the performance skills of the students. "They really discovered the magic of how to engage the kids with their music and get them involved in the performance. Then they were able to bring that same passion and enthusiasm to the public shows."

The Grasshouse performances next Sunday will begin at 12:30pm at the Sundowner end of the Town Green.

In addition to performances by the St Agnes Combined Concert Band and Jazz Band, look out for the spectacular drum-line as well as a set from popular young Bonny Hills band, Stronghart.

Sharon Green SAPSS Instrumental Coordinator

LIBRARY Term 3 Photo Competition This term, the theme for our Photo Competition is Black and White. We already have some entries, as keen photographers have been working on this over the recent school vacation period. The competition closes on August 15.

Check out Nicola Parry’s entry:

Year 7 Activity Over the first few weeks of this term, Year 7 will be undertaking a task to help them with research and information skills. Miss West and I will be working with them in the Library to teach them strategies which they can call on throughout life when required to find and manage information. Sync YA Literature into your earphones This is an annual promotion sponsored by Audiofile magazine which allows everybody to download free audiobooks (two per week) for several weeks onto a device. Go to http://www.audiobooksync.com/ to sign up for regular emails which will contain links to the download, and keep watching this space for details as they emerge. Some titles will not be available to Australian listeners due to Digital Rights Management issues. This week:

Sign-out Procedure If a student departs the College, they must collect a sign-out sheet from the College office. One requirement of every student is that they return all textbooks and Library books to the Library, and it is the student‟s responsibility to check classroom cupboards, not the teachers, or Library staff. Many thanks to all those who complete this requirement promptly. Link to the Sydney Morning Herald 2014 HSC Study Guide

Go to http://www.smh.com.au/national/tertiary-education/hsc-study-guide to access available study guides for specific subjects. Like us on FaceBook – St Joseph‟s Regional College Library. Follow us on Twitter – @sjrcexchange

Karen Bale Teacher Librarian

CAREERS

Wirl Career We have subscribed to a new career exploration tool, Wirl Career. To access a careers quiz to identify possible occupations of interest matching your personality, interests and skills and also acts as a starting point for investigation in to future career options. Go to www.wirl.com.au and login using the following detail:

Login: stjosephrc Password: giant28 Career Interviews- Students can make appointments to see Mrs Tinsey in the Study Centre or Mrs Bale in the Library.

Personal Career Emails- Parents of Years 10, 11 and 12 will be included in our regular weekly Careers newsletter which are emailed out. Please make sure you register your preferred email address as a point of contact with the College office if you haven‟t already done so.

Regional Careers Website- The Careers website at www.SJRCPortcareers.com offers up-to-date information for parents and students in all year groups.

Moodle – Careers - Always updated with important documents for work experience and university information. Parents can access this information via their child‟s login.

Next Thursday, all of Year 12 will be attending the Lower Mid North Coast Careers Expo at Camden Haven High School. This Expo offers students in this area the opportunity to access many post-school careers education and training options in one place. Students need to have prepared themselves with ideas, questions and concerns prior to the day in order to get the most out of the event.

Mrs Karen Bale & Mrs Leanne Tinsey, Leaders of Careers and University Transition

MATHS VAULT Tim buys an apple and an orange for $1. An apple and 5 oranges costs $3.80. How much does an apple cost? Last week’s answer: $5

Mr Bruce Smith Maths Teacher

CANTEEN NEWS

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED- The College canteen is in need of some extra help. If you would like to help on any day during the week between 9.30am-1.30pm (or even just a couple of hours in the middle of the day) please phone Jo Farthing at the College Canteen on 5525 4100.

Term 3, Week 2

Monday Marion Pallot

Tuesday Help Please

Wednesday Help Please

Thursday Help Please

Friday Pat Shirt

COMMUNITY NEWS

DATE: Saturday 26th July, 2014

AGES: 6yrs – 17yrs

ARRIVAL TIME: 9:00am START TIME: 9:30am

LOCATION: Flynns Beach, Port Macquarie

Cost: $10.00

REGISTRATION: Please return your signed waiver form and $10 lesson fee in an envelope to where you received the form from, or drop it off at 46 Pacific Drive PORT MACQUARIE NSW 2444 by Wednesday 23rd July.

Places are limited so it will be first in best dressed preference

19th July Mitre 10, Barton Crescent 10am – 1pm 9th August Sports Power, Gordon St 10am -2pm 24th August McDonalds, Bay St 10am – 2pm New athletes will need to bring proof of age - original birth certificate, blue book, passport.

Registration & Uniforms will be available on these days.

TERM 3 Week 1 Sat 19th- Sat 26th July - SSA Swimming & Diving (Melbourne) Week 2 22nd- 24th July - John Hamden Grammar RU Tour

Tues 22nd July - Country Cup RL Finals 13s & 15s (Coffs Harbour) Wed 23rd July - SAPSS 1st XV v John Hamden Grammar (SJRC Oval) Wed 23rd July - Athletics Training (SJRC Oval)

Week 3 HSC Trials

Tues 29th July - 14s & 16s Harry Wells RL Gala Day (Port Macq) Wed 30th July - Athletics Training (SJRC Oval) Thur 31st July - 14s Coast to Country Cup RU (Coffs Harbour) Fri 1st- 4th Aug - Dauntsey RU Tour

Week 4 HSC Trials

Wed 6th Aug - Athletics Training (SJRC Oval) Fri 8th Aug - SJRC Walkathon (TPSLSC to Lake Cathie) Fri 8th Aug - Diocesan Primary Athletics (SJRC Oval)

Week 5 Mon 11th Aug -Pupil Free Day

Wed 13th Aug - Athletics Training (SJRC Oval) Thur 14th Aug - Diocesan Athletics Carnival (Coffs Harbour)

Week 6 Mon 18th Aug - Yr 7-9 Parent/Teacher Night

Tue 19th Aug - 7/8 All Schools Touch (Taree) 21st-26th Aug - SSA Cross Country (Albany WA)

Week 7 Thur 28th Aug - Diocesan Netball Carnival (Port Macquarie)

Fri 29th Aug - Gloucester Horse Sports Day Week 8 Thur 4th Sept - Diocesan Surfing (Cabarita) Week 9 Tue 9th - Fri 12th Sept - Yr 8 Camp (South West Rocks)

Fri 12th Sept - NSWCCC Athletics (Homebush) Week 10 Tue 16th Sept - 14s & 16s Coast to Country Cup RU Finals (Forster)

Wed 17th Sept - Senior Sports Awards (during assembly) Wed 17th Sept - Yr 12 Mass (6pm St Agnes Parish Church) Thur 18th Sept - Yr 12 Major Awards (SJRC Hall) Fri 19th Sept - Last Day of Term 3

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Mini-Marathon

The Walkathon is coming up and will be held on Friday in week 4. If you would like to run the Walkathon (we call it the mini-marathon and is 10km) please enter at the link on the College website. 2014 SJRC Athletics Report

Yesterday under overcast skies we ran our annual athletics carnival. The morning session was held in great conditions, with students rotating through 6 events - 100m, 200m, long jump, shot put, discus, and javelin. All students were given an opportunity in every event to participate and the top 10 or 15 competitors then moved into a final.