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TERM 2 WEEK 9 - 29 JUNE 2018 ISSUE 20/18Dear St Michael’s College Community,

Below is a message from the Superior General of the De La Salle Brothers, Brother Robert Schieler, informing that 2019 is the Jubilee Year, in honour of the 300th anniversary of the death of our Founder, St John Baptist De La Salle. Further, Br Robert invites all of us to celebrate the jubilee through practical acts of kindness and service to young people yearning for mercy and compassion. During 2019, St Michael’s College will celebrate the tercentenary in solidarity with our Lasallian family across the world.

Dear Brothers, Partners, Students and all members of the Lasallian Family,I am very pleased to inform you that the Holy See has declared 2019 a Jubilee Year in honour of the 300th anniversary of the death of Saint John Baptist De La Salle.

The Jubilee Year will begin on Saturday 17 November 2018, when we recall the dedication of the sanctuary of Saint John Baptist de la Salle at the Generalate in Rome. The Jubilee Year will conclude on Tuesday 31 December 2019, the end of the tercentenary and Year of Lasallian vocations.

A Jubilee Year offers the opportunity to express our faith through concrete actions in favour of those most in need. I invite all of you to celebrate the jubilee through practical acts of kindness and service to young people yearning for mercy and compassion.

Traditionally a Jubilee Year is also an occasion for pilgrimage. The goal of a pilgrimage is to visit places imbued with spiritual significance and the experience of God’s presence.

I encourage each of you to become a pilgrim during the Jubilee Year. Let your pilgrimage take you “beyond borders” to places that inspire you with a sense of God’s presence and to poor and vulnerable people who are occasions to encounter Jesus Christ.

Pope Francis reminds us that:

Our existence is a pilgrimage, a journey. Even those who are inspired by simply human hope, perceive the allure of the horizon, which urges them to explore worlds they do not yet know. Our spirit is a migrant spirit.

We do not become mature men and women if we do not perceive the allure of the horizon: that boundary between earth and sky which demands to be reached by a people that walks.

Let us joyfully celebrate the Jubilee Year as an expression of our commitment to live the Gospel and the Lasallian Mission united as Lasallians with one heart, one commitment, one life.

Brother Robert Schieler, FSCBrother Superior

CAD/RADLast Wednesday and Thursday Year 10 students were engaged in the annual CAD/RAD program. Church Awareness Day, is designed to provide our students a practical insight into the works of a number of Adelaide organisations focussed on helping those most in need. RAD, or Reflection Activity Day, challenges students to reflect on their relationships, their priorities and the direction of their lives as they enter their senior years of schooling. Pleasingly, the College has been contacted by a number of families expressing the positive impact the days have had on their son or daughter and highlighting again that service projects and outreach programs bring the poor’s voice into the lives of students and enriches the College community through action to help meet the needs of others.

Live Jesus in our Hearts!

John Foley Principal

PRIMARY CAMPUS | 78 East Evenue Beverley SA 5009 | T 8346 6548 | F 8346 9449SECONDARY CAMPUS | 15 Mitton Avenue Henley Beach SA 5022 | T 8356 5966 | F 8356 1092

STUDENT ABSENTEE/LATE ARRIVAL LINES: Primary 8150 2397 | Secondary 8150 2323www.smc.sa.edu.au | smcprimary@smc.sa.edu.au | smc@smc.sa.edu.au

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CALENDAR

TERM 2 2018(subject to change)

JUNE27 - 4 July Yr 11 Exams28 Yr 12 Seminar Day29 Yr 10 (Yr 11 2019) Future Pathways Day

Yr 10 EARLY DISMISSAL 1.30pmJULY 2 - 8 NAIDOC Week2 Yr 12 Meningococcal Vaccinations3 Yr 8 Drama & Dance Production 7.00pm5 Yr 11 Choicez Seminar6 Yr 11 (Yr 12 2019) Subject Expo (FH)6 TERM 2 CONCLUDES

EARLY DISMISSAL (P) 12.40pm (S) 12.45pm23 Classes Resume23 - 27 Yr 12 Mid-Year Exam Week25 SAPSASA Basketball Championships (P)26 Yrs 7 - 11 Aust Maths Competition30 Yr 12 Parent/Teacher Interviews

Yr 7 - 12 EARLY DISMISSAL 12.45pm 31 Yr 10 SACE Evening 7.00pm (MC)

AUGUST 1 Yr 10 Graduation Assembly6 Careers Night 6.00 - 8.00pm

Yr 12 (2018) SACE Evening 7.00pm Yr 12 SATAC Evening 7.00pm

7 Yr 7 & 8 2019 Music Information Night9 International Day of the World’s

Indigenous PeopleYear 12 Seminar Day 3

14 ICAS Maths Competition (Yr 4 & 6, Yr 7 - 11)

17 Secondary College Campus Tours 9.15am(P) Book Week begins (17 - 24 Aug)

20 PE Week (S)

STUDENT ABSENCEPlease advise student lateness or absenteeism

via the designated phone number:

PRIMARY: 8150 2397SECONDARY: 8150 2323

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK /SMCAdelaide/

RIPMr Robert (Bob) Kennedy (1959)Old scholar and owner of Kennedy & Co Chartered Accountants. Bob held fond memories of the College.

Mr Robert (Bob) BlackMuch loved Grandad of Thomas Black (Year 12), Ryan Black (Year 10) and Ruby Black (Year 8).

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, Rest In Peace. Amen

NOTICE OF ROAD RECONSTRUCTION -MARLBOROUGH STREET, FULHAM GARDENS AND HENLEY BEACHCity of Charles Sturt will be preparing to commence the upgrade of Marlborough Street from Tapleys Hill Road to East Terrace in the 2018/2019 financial year. The scope of the project will include:

• Full road reconstruction within the trafficable lanes and at bus stop locations. Renewal of road seal only within parking bays.

• Installation of kerb extensions at intersections along Marlborough Street.

• Installation of raised pedestrian and bicycle crossing between Collin Sellars Reserve and Don Ferguson Reserve.

• Kerb and gutter repairs (both sides) to improve street drainage.• Minor stormwater drainage upgrades to assist flow of stormwater• Footpath repairs (where needed)• Reconstruction of kerb access ramps to DDA

(Disability Discrimination Act) compliant with tactile pavers to improve accessibility for the elderly and mobility impaired.

Charles Sturt Council anticipate works will commence in July 2018 and will take approximately six months to complete. During the works there will be localised traffic management, where vehicles will be diverted through local streets and restrictions along Marlborough Street. These are necessary to ensure a safe working environment for our contractors.

Please refer to the Council’s website where you will find a Concept Plan, further information and project updates www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au/CurrentInfastructureProjects

UNIFORM SHOP - SCHOOL HOLIDAY OPENING HOURSThe Uniform Shop will be open from 8.00am - 4.15pm on the following dates during the school holidays:

• Tuesday 17 July• Wednesday 18 July• Thursday 19 July• Monday 23 July

Please call Mary Firth on 8150 2306 if you wish to arrange an appointment.

ENTERTAINMENT BOOKSExciting news! From Wednesday 27 June 2018 and until the end of the month, anyone who purchases an Entertainment Book membership through the St Michael’s College online order page will receive the choice of free postage or a bonus $10 Woolworths WISH eGift Card! Both offers end midnight on Saturday 30 June 2018. http://www.entbook.com.au/160m078

SMC PASTORAL WORKERSr Nithya is available to support families of the college with bereavements, funerals, visits or prayers.

Contact details: Email SrNithya@smc.sa.edu.au Mobile 0432 340 268

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PRIMARY CAMPUS

YEAR 6 COLOURS OF IMPRESSIONISM EXCURSION TO THE ART GALLERY SAYear 6 classes were blessed with a beautiful winter’s day for an opportunity to visit the Art Gallery of South Australia and the riverside of the Torrens. Both classes were given an expertly conducted guided tour of the exhibition of the Impressionist Masters and lesser-known Impressionist Artists. The boys asked insightful questions and really observed the artworks which showed a mature understanding of visual arts and what the artists were capturing. Soon favourite artists were chosen and the boys took many photographs with their iPads.

While one class had the guided tour, the other class had a drawing session by the River Torrens. This practice of painting in the open air was also done by the Impressionists and is known as ”Plein-Air”. The only difference being some students used a pencil and paper to sketch the scene while others used their iPads to draw with their fingers using apps such as “Sketches” or “You Doodle Pro”. The results were diverse and showed immersion in the environment. The process of drawing is not just about the end-product, but the act of being in the moment and observing what you see in front of you “in situ”.

“My favourite painting was done by Paul Signac. It is my favourite painting because it is very colourful.” Ryan Ballantyne“My favourite bit was when we saw all of the little dots at the third stop.” Darcy Clift“My favourite painting would be the Everyday life waitress one.” Kristian De Candia“My favourite painting was the magpie (la pie) because of all its detail and all the ‘snow’.” Alexander Dessaur“My favourite painting was the magpie by Claude Monet. I also learnt that when painters paint snow it isn’t pure white. Also impressionist usually paint outside.” Matthew Nguyen

Ms Kate Tyrwhitt - R-7 Art Teacher & Student Services Teacher

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WOOLWORTHS EARN AND LEARN PROGRAM Woolworths Earn & Learn program is open to all Primary and Secondary schools and Early Childhood Learning Centres in Australia. Between July and September each year, shoppers are encouraged to collect Earn and Learn stickers for schools to redeem against a wide range of extensive educational resources. A sincere thank you to students and families from St Michael’s College Primary Campus who collected enough stickers which equated to almost $3000 to spend on equipment from Modern Teaching Aids. The 2017 order arrived last week and has been utilised in Year 1 STEM classes this week. The order consisted of a set of 15 Blue Bots and two (10 port) charging stations to add to the collection of Bee Bots, please visit https://youtu.be/X5JMbTBMJLI

Ms Louise Kometer - Director Teaching & Learning - Primary

MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORKThe Primary Campus managed to achieve a lot of work with many helping hands last Friday, filling all eight mod boxes (a garden that waters itself - read all about mod boxes at: https://modbox.com.au/) and planting four fruit trees in the chicken run. The chickens are loving their new home. The Primary campus invites you to stop by after school to see the work that has been done

Ms Louise Kometer - Director Teaching & Learning - Primary

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YEAR 6 CANBERRA TRIP

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SECONDARY CAMPUS

YEAR 12 2018 EXAM TIMETABLEMonday

23/7Tuesday

24/7Wednesday

25/7Thursday

26/7Friday27/7

Examination Starting Time 9.00am

Maths General (57)

1.5hrs

Maths Methods (47)3 hrs

English Literary Studies(62)

100 mins

E.A.L(5)

2.5 hrs

Chemistry(26)2 hrs

Modern History (21)2 hrs

Italian(4)

3 hrs

Specialist Maths (10)(10)3 hrs

Psychology(45)2 hrs

Information Tech (11)2 hrs

Biology (37)2 hrs

Physics (23)2 hrs

Music(7)

105 mins

Examination Starting Time 1.30pm

Legal Studies (21)3 hrs

Essential Maths(27)

1.5hrs

Nutrition(24)2 hrs

Accounting (24)2 hrs

Economics(14)2 hrs

Physical Ed A (20)2 hrs

YEAR 11/12 EXAM PROTOCOLSStudent Responsibilities:• Students should be ready to enter the exam room 15 minutes before the starting time. Please assemble in the adjacent

courtyard. For example for all morning exams beginning at 9.00am, please assemble by 8.40am, sign the attendance sheet outside the room and you will be directed from there.

• Students are not to enter the exam room until invited to do so.• Students are to ensure that all the necessary equipment has been obtained for the exam. No borrowing will be permitted. No

pencil cases allowed.• Students plagiarising will have their paper cancelled. However, the exam must be completed. Obviously final assessment will be

adversely affected.• No student will be permitted to leave the exam room before the appointed finishing time.• Reading time - Each student will be permitted to make notes and read the exam paper for ten minutes prior to the start of the

exam. All notes must be written on the sheet supplied only. Before the exam, consideration should be given as to how best to use this time. Check with subject teachers if uncertain.

• If a student is ill and unable to attend, a phone call must be made to Ms Kemp, ideally prior to the commencement of the exam.• Full College uniform is required for all exams, including compliance with the Grooming Policy.• Students are encouraged to bring a dictionary into the examination but only unmarked dictionaries are to be taken in.• Students will not be required for formal lessons during the exam week. Instead, private study should take place at home. • Graphic calculators need to be cleared for subjects other than Maths.• Mobile phones are not permitted. Teachers will not be responsible for these during the examination period.

Ms Bron Kemp - Director of Curriculum and Assessment

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YEAR 11 INFORMATIONAs we near the end of Semester 1, there are a number events that need to be highlighted. Exams - Wednesday 27 June through to Wednesday 4 JulyThe exam timetable is available on the Intranet and has been issued to all Year 11 students. Students must be in school uniform and abide by the College’s grooming standards.

Choicez Seminar Day - Thursday 5 JulyStudents are required to attend the ‘Choicez’ seminar day at the Christian Family Centre on Frederick Rd. An information sheet was issued to students last week. This is a compulsory school day and attendance is expected. Students are able to wear casual clothing and dismissal is at 2.30pm.

Subject Selection Expo - Friday 6 July The Subject Selection Expo begins the important process of subject selection for Year 12. Students will be introduced to the subjects available for study in 2019. This is a compulsory school day and attendance is expected. Students will be dismissed at the published time of 12.45pm.

If you have any further questions about these events please contact me.

Mr Aldo Calo - Year 11 Director

SECONDARY SUBJECT COUNSELLING INFORMATIONTerm 3 is the time when students and parents make important decisions regarding subject choices in preparation for future career pathways. These choices should be guided by student interest and success in preparatory subjects.

In Semester 2, students in Year 10 will be completing the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) as the first stage of their SACE Certificate. This is designed to assist students to identify possible career paths. Various Parent Information Nights are scheduled to explain the subject selection process and SACE Certificate requirements and the College recommends parents to attend these if at all possible.

Mr Anthony Vizaniaris and Ms Rose Coorey are available for careers counselling and Mr Kevin Woolford is available for advice on VET courses.

Career appointments can be made by contacting Student Services. Critical dates for specific stages of the subject selection process are listed below. Due dates for the return of various paperwork will be published on the forms. Your support in this important process is greatly appreciated and Ms Bron Kemp can be contacted through Student Services to clarify any issues arising.

Year 12 (current)Monday 6 August (7.00pm) South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) Information Evening.

Attendance recommended: Current Year 12 parentsMonday 6 August (6.00 - 8.00pm) Careers Night: Information displays by tertiary organisations

Optional attendance: Current Year 12 students and parents.

Year 11 (current)Monday 6 August (6.00 - 8.00pm) Careers Night: Information displays by tertiary organisations

Optional attendance: Current Year 11 students and parents.Monday 6 August (7.00pm) SACE Parent Information Evening.

Attendance recommended: Current Year 11 parents.Students not required.

Wednesday 15 August (9.00am) Year 12 (2019) subject selection information distributed to students, including university information, subject selection form etc.Attendance compulsory: Current Year 11 students.

Tuesday 4 September (9.00am - 8.30pm)

Subject Selection Counselling Day. No Year 11 lessons.Current Year 11 students and parents required to attend prearranged interviews.

Year 10 (current)Friday 29 June (9.00 am) Year 10 Future Pathways Day:

Year 10 Students advised of subject selection information and view subject presentations by Heads of Department for entry to Year 11 (2019)Attendance compulsory: Current Year 10 students.

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Tuesday 31 July (7.00pm) SACE Parent Information Evening.Attendance recommended: Current Year 10 parents.Students not required.

Monday 6 August(6.00pm - 8.00pm)

Careers Night: information displays by tertiary organisations.Optional attendance: Current Year 10 students and parents.

Wednesday 8 August (9.00am) Year 11 (2019) subject selection information distributed to students, including university information, subject selection form etc.Attendance compulsory: Current Year 10 students.

Monday 27 August(9.00am - 8.30pm)

Subject Selection Counselling Day. No Year 10 lessons.Current Year 10 students and parents required to attend prearranged interviews.

Year 7, 8 & 9 (current)Wednesday 22 August - Pastoral Care

Student subject selection procedures assemblyAttendance compulsory: Current Years 7, 8 and 9 students.

Ms Bron Kemp - Director of Curriculum & Assessment

YEAR 9 GIRLS DRAMA - THE REDEMPTION OF GERTIE GREENEOn Tuesday 26 June, students in Year 9 Drama performed in their semester performance ‘The Redemption of Gertie Greene’. The girls worked tirelessly over the last ten weeks to present a one act play that explored themes of bullying, gossip, peer pressure, stereotypes and ultimately, the pressures of high school. The students performed in both a matinee performance to Year 8 students and an evening show for both friends and family. It was a great success for all students involved!

Ms Rhiannon O’Hara - Drama Teacher

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YEAR 10 DRAMA - BEAUTIFUL WORDSA warm congratulations to the Year 10 Drama class for their thought-provoking and mature production of Sean Riley’s “Beautiful Words”. An epic story spanning the plight of refugees at the end of World War One and in Australia today. Audience members were moved by the heartfelt and believable performances by the cast and the themes and issues had deeper resonance as part of Refugee Week.

Mrs Giselle Becker - Subject Coordinator - Drama

HINDLEY STREET COUNTRY CLUB - MUSIC RECORDING SESSIONThis week a group of Year 8 - 12 music students had a remarkable experience working with some of Adelaide’s best musicians from the Hindley Street Country Club (HSCC). The HSCC is a collaboration of experienced musicians who have been working on studio recordings and music videos for the past 12 months and their Facebook and YouTube pages are hugely popular throughout Australia’s musical community.

On Tuesday, students were privileged to record two songs with the talented musicians. The first song, Journey’s classic ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ featured Danny Lopresto from Clearway on lead vocal with members of the College Choir singing backing harmonies.

The second song was the brainchild of SMC old scholar and legendary Zep Boys vocalist Vince Contarino. The song ‘Urge for Going’ by Joni Mitchell featured the band along with three students playing Flugelhorn, Flute and Trombone. The song was arranged by Vince and Tim Donovan and was a departure from the usual rock ballad style.

The day enabled the students to learn by observation and collaboration with these highly accomplished and professional musicians. Students absolutely loved the experience and look forward to seeing the results in forthcoming music videos which will be produced by the HSCC and uploaded to their channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPbEcJyVcETaWrubYOg4UTw.

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STUDENT SERVICES

CAREERS NIGHT - MONDAY 6 AUGUST 2018This year we will be staging our biennial Careers Night in the new Senior Learning Centre on Monday 6 August from 6.00 - 8.00pm. All students and families are welcome to attend. There will be brief scheduled talks in the new SLC Auditorium from each of the three major South Australian universities beginning at 6.00pm and finishing at 6.45pm. Year 11 parents will attend the SACE Stage 2 (Year 12 2019) SACE Information Evening in the Mary MacKillop Centre beginning at 7.00pm. Year 12 parents are invited to a specific talk in the SLC Auditorium from 7.00 - 8.00pm presented by Career Counsellor, Rose Coorey, covering information about SACE results, applying and transitioning to university and general key dates. There will be over 30 different groups represented who will be able to answer questions and offer career inspiration. Representatives will include TAFESA, universities, employers, apprenticeship RTO, Camp America, Lasallian Pathways and many more.

THINKING OUTSIDE THE SQUAREVolunteering OpportunitiesApplications are now open for the 2019 Lasallian Volunteers Program.

General information: https://www.delasalle.org.au/lasallian-volunteers/general-information-for-lasallian-volunteers-2018.htmlhttps://www.delasalle.org.au/about-us/lasallian-volunteers.htmlPlacement profiles:https://www.delasalle.org.au/lasallian-volunteers/general-information-for-lasallian-volunteers-2018.html

Fill out the application form online or download the form, scan and send:https://www.delasalle.org.au/lasallian-volunteers-long-term-program.html

Please submit applications by the closing date of Friday 27 July, to be considered. Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed from Monday 13 to Friday 24 August. Successful applicants will be notified by Wednesday 29 August.

Such associations are only possible due to the fantastic music facilities at the college. The Stevie Cutt recording studio has been central in allowing us to facilitate such events, and has been significant in allowing James Musci to integrate Music Technology courses into the College’s music curriculum. The College has some of the best recording facilities in Adelaide, making events such as this possible.

A very big thank you in particular to old scholar Vince Contarino (1977) and also Con Delo and Darren Mullan from the Hindley Street Country Club for their vision and wonderful work with SMC students.

Mr Tim Donovan - Director of Music & Mr James Musci - Instrumental Music Coordinator

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Check out the Lasallian Volunteers Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LasallianVolunteersAus/

Don’t hesitate to contact Kate Westhead katewesthead@delasalle.org.au with any questions.

SURF LIFESAVING SA ARE CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERSThe Lifesaving World Championships relies heavily on a dedicated team of volunteers who work behind the scenes to ensure the event is a success.

They have opportunities across a range of areas, including water cover and first aid, operations, guest services and administration.Applicants don’t have to be an active member of a surf lifesaving club but eager, reliable and willing to assist.Volunteers are provided with a uniform, meals during shift, an accreditation pass to access transport and social programs and memories that will last a lifetime!

We need volunteers across a range of areas: • Water Cover and First Aid (click here for more info) • Beach venue operations (click here to express interest)• Administration, Accreditation, Hospitality, General Operations (click here for more information)

Please contact the LWC team for more information - lwc2018@surflifesavingsa.com.au or call on 8354 6900

SEIZING OPPORTUNITIES AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIESFlinders University are holding a free IT Boot camp School Holiday program. If you are a passionate gamer then take it to the next level and design a fully-functional video game with a free three-day boot camp, aimed at Year 10, 11 and 12 students. Unreal Engine will be used to design your game at Flinders University’s Tonsley Campus. No prior experience is necessary, just enthusiasm and a drive to learn!

To register your interest, email stem@flinders.edu.au or click the registration link below:http://events.flinders.edu.au/show/event/it-boot-camp-holiday-program

Hybrid World Adelaide - Friday 20 - Tuesday 24 JulyHybrid World Adelaide (HWA) is a digital entertainment and technology event that explores the future of a ‘hybrid world’, where the real and digital worlds collide and ultimately evolve. Spread across three main events, HWA has something for everyone from the tech curious to the digital enthusiast to the industry innovator. Attendees can even attend a masterclass on podcasts with Mark Farnell

Interactive Events - Saturday 21 - Sunday 22 JulyExplore the future of technology and entertainment and get hands-on with drones, coding, group video gaming sessions, robotics, virtual reality and augmented reality. Entry to Hybrid World’s interactive program of activities is free with a limited number of paid workshops available. Click here to find out more.

Tech Conference - Monday 23 - Tuesday 24 JulyOver 20 local and international speakers will discuss the impact of technology on our future industries and humanity. Attendees will learn from experts about the latest trends in space, smart cities, artificial intelligence, agritech and augmented biology to name a few. Click here to learn more and buy tickets.

Carclew’s Explore Arts School Holiday Workshop Program - 9 - 20 July 2018The July program includes some new mixed media exploration including sculpture, stories and tech, junk, paint and costume or clay and photography. There are two day workshops on Cosplay and Production and limited spaces for the inspirational behind-the-scenes tour and workshop at Anifex studios. Other workshops include digital photography, dance, comics, sculpture and lino printing.

When: Monday 9 - Friday 20 JulyWhere: Carclew House - 11 Jeffcott St, North Adelaide

Click here for full program and bookings

Mr Kevin Woolford - VET Coordinator, Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris - Career Counsellors

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CO-CURRICULAR RESULTS

PRIMARYFOOTBALLYEAR 5/6 SMC 0.2 V PAC 7.9 Best: M Scholes, K Palmer, Z SchwarzSOCCER

YEAR 5 SMC 10 V CBC 2 Goals: L Thomas-Trophimes, L Santos-Tait, M Finamore, L Muckersie, A Goode Best: A Goode, M Finamore, R Anwari

YEAR 6 SMC 2 V CAB 5 Goals: O Moore, K Vracic Best: C Pedicini, O Moore, S Foti

SECONDARY - BOYSFOOTBALL1ST XVIII SMC 10.9.69 v IC 14.5.89; Best: B Arriola, N Hinter, I Dorian2ND XVIII SMC 1.5.11 v IC 24.15.159; Best: A Johnston, Z Fantus10A SMC 7.5.47 v SHC 17.17.119; Best: T Sheldon, A Nielsen, O McCann, J Zunic9A SMC 12.8.80 v SC 7.5.47; Best: C Blair, B Beaton, J Butterfield, H Lilburne, A D’Aloia, C O’Reilly; Goal Scor-

ers: J Butterfield 5, C O’Reilly 3, C Carmody, J Pesce, T Nagel 18A SMC 11.16.82 v WS 6.2.38; Best: L Cox, D Chryssochoos, J Hodges, H Fischer; Goal Scorers: D Heinrich 3, D

Chryssochoos , I Niemann 2, N Boeyen, J Winston, J Hodges 17/8B SMC 5.1.31 v SHCM 8.12.60; Best: T Morgan, H Conlon-Brown, W Ashton, J Palmer; Goal Scorers: A

Charles 2, T Morgan, H Conlon-Brown, T Hodgeman 1SOCCER2nd XI SMC 3 v RC 4; Best: E Corbett, M Ghodsi10A SMC 0 v SPC 0; Best: W House, C Conlon-Brown, F Levak10B SMC 0 v CBC 49B SMC 3 v RC 3; Best: P Suarez, H Whitehall, E O’Halloran; Goal Scorers: S Santucci, H Whitehall, C Vanden-

berg;7/8A1 SMC 0 v RC 17/8B1 SMC 1 v RC 6; Best: A Condessa, P Oleszczuk, I Dunstan; A Condessa 17/8B2 SMC 3 v SIC 4; Best: P McGuire, L Furler, P Rualhleng; Goal Scorers: A Mann, P Rualhleng 1BASKETBALL SMC 3 v PGS 4; Best: K Mann, McGuire, J Congdon; Goal Scorers: J CongdonSENIOR A SMC 62 v SHC 52; Best: R Luli, H PayneSENIOR B SMC 22 v SHC 70SENIOR C SMC 30 v SHC 66MIDDLE A SMC 53 v SHCM 59; Best: C PayneMIDDLE B SMC30 v SHCM 52; Best: J McCarthyMIDDLE C SMC 23 v SHCM 55; Best: G KoumiMIDDLE D1 SMC 37 v CARD 17; Best: Z HigginsMIDDLE D2 SMC 40 v WCC 10; Best: A BetTABLE TENNISSENIOR SMC 11 v SJGS 9; Best: J Pett, M Ghodsi, Darcy Reiner, M Blute;YEAR 9 SMC 13 v WCC 7 YEAR 8 SMC 12 v IC 2

SECONDARY - GIRLSBADMINTONSENIOR C SMC 5 V SIC 1 Best: A Savas NETBALLOPEN A1 SMC 26 v SHC 39 Best: C Hodges, E Hoffman, E Sibley, C Burgess OPEN A2 SMC 23 V SHC 35 Best: I Lyle, C Davis, Y Cook OPEN C1 FORFEIT OPEN C2 SMC 11 V OLSH 33 Best: F Gorcilov, B Dally, B Caruso 10A1 SMC 26 V SHC 33 Best: A Dunbar, A Micholos, Lara Kelly

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10B1 SMC 19 v CAB 19 Best: E Santoro, A Piscioneri, A Perugini 10C SMC 18 V CAB 17 Best: L Boeyen, S McGinlay, A Cirocco 9A1 SMC 31 V NAZ 28 Best: M Hodges, M Dini, S Watts, R Tanner 9A2 SMC 26 V SIC 32 Best: N Zerella, Z Benedictson, E Kelly9B1 BYE 9C1 SMC 19 v CAR 12 Best: I Green, A Artini, L Cleland 9C2 SMC 29 V OLSH 28 Best: O Pugsley, D Quagliara, C Candeloro 8A1 SMC 40 V SIC 9 Best: G Davis, T Dawkins, L Nocera8B1 SMC 16 v CARD 21 Best: A Kemp, N Higgins, S White8C1 SMC 6 v NAZ 18 Best: M Furnell, E Gunter, G McInerney8C2 SMC 9 V SAC 6 Best: L Ciampa, N Startari, N MarshallSOCCERSENIOR A BYE MIDDLE A SMC 8 v WILD 0 Best: P Dickeson, J Shkreli, B Corbett

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ATHLETICS CARNIVAL - PRIMARYOn Monday 18 June, the annual Catholic Schools (Section 1) Athletics Carnival was held at the SA Athletics Stadium. In this prestigious event St Michael’s Primary competed against nine other Catholic schools from across the State. The boys competed in traditional athletics events including shot put, long jump, high jump, hurdles, running events, relays and pentathlon. The students were up for the challenge and showed great passion and determination. At the conclusion of the carnival SMC finished in third place. Congratulations to all the boys involved. Special mention to the U/10 age group that were crowned as the best overall team for the day and to James McGorman who won the Individual Athletics Age field champion for the U/11 Division.

Mr Dion Gazettas - Primary Sports Co-curricular Coordinator

U/15 GIRLS VS MERCEDES KNOCKOUT FOOTBALLSMC ventured to Merecedes College to take on last year’s grand finalist in the next Knockout round of the U/15 Girl’s Football. The game started quickly with a fairly even first quarter before Mercedes began their ascendancy from the second quarter onward. SMC played well but were challenged in every aspect of the game. Injuries took their toll and as the game progressed SMC knew that they were in for a hard fought battle. Eventually, Mercedes came out on top and the SMC U/15s gave their best on the day. Special mentions go to the Captain, Demi Bates and Avah Topp who both contested hard all day, as well as Amelia Hartwig in the Ruck and Tasmyn Fiegert up forward and on the ball. We wish the girls well for the rest of the year.

Mr Andrew Spencer - Girls Football Coach

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CONGRATULATIONS TO...

OLD SCHOLARS

Lauren Hoffmann (9GPC-02) and Maddy Freer (9GPC-02) on their selection to represent South Australia Metro at the U/16 Australian Basketball Championships to be held on the Sunshine Coast from Friday 6 July to Friday 13 July. In addition, both Lauren and Maddy have been chosen by their peers and coaches to be part of the Players Leadership Group.

Old scholar Anthony Marafioti (1980) is returing to centre stage with his world class band to pay tribute to the Piano Man. Following a sell-out Australian Theatre Tour in 2017, Piano Man Billy Joel Tribute Concert will take the show back to major capital cities as well as regional towns right across Australia.

Anthony is also raising funds and awareness for the debilitating disease, Multiple Sclerosis, with part proceeds of ticket sales to be donated to MS Australia. Anthony was diagnosed with MS in 2016, however his passion for music and performing helps fight his battle and is looking to support the many other sufferers throughout Australia.

The full live band consists of the finest musicians around, plus state of the art sound and lighting, in a powerful tribute show that will delight audiences with all the Billy Joel hits such as “Piano Man”, “New York State Of Mind”, “Honesty”, “It’s Still Rock’n’roll To Me”, “Uptown Girl”, “We Didn’t Start The Fire”, “River Of Dreams” plus many more.

Show your support and allow Anthony to take you right into the world of Billy Joel in a two hour concert event not to be missed! Purchase your tickets online via the link http://premier.ticketek.com.au/Shows/Show.aspx?sh=BILLYJOE18

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RIP ROBERT (BOB) KENNEDY (1959)

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TERM DATESTerm 2: Monday 30 April - Friday 6 JulyTerm 3: Monday 23 July - Friday 28 SeptemberTerm 4: Monday 15 October - Friday 7 December

RESETTING PARENT ACCESS TO SEQTAIf you are experiencing problems with your SEQTA ENGAGE password, please send an email to parentpasswordreset@smc.sa.edu.au

An activation email will be sent to your registered email address at the College, which will enable you to reset your access. Please note that this request may take up to 24 hours to process.

DOBSONS UNIFORM SHOP – 8150 2306Click here for more informationNormal trading hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8.00am - 4.15pmPlease contact Mary or Margaret on the number above to arrange an appointment.Fittings can be arranged and paid for at the shop which is located on the Secondary Campus. Primary Campus parents/caregivers can also purchase items over the phone and have them delivered directly to the Primary Campus at any time.

Please note: The Uniform Shop is temporarily relocated in a transportable building. The Uniform Shop can be accessed via the Mitton Avenue entrances and then along the southern side of Founders Hall; please follow the signage.

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS: ONLINE SELLING AND BUYINGPlease refer to the College website for information relating to the sale of second hand uniform items. For further assistance phone 8346 3411.

STUDENT TRANSPORTSchool bus serviceAdelaide Metro bus routes & timetable286 Henley Beach to City287 Henley Beach to City288 West Lakes Centre Interchange to CityH22 Henley Beach South to Wattle ParkH32 Henley Beach South to CityGrange train

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LIVING WATERS PRAYER GROUP – CATHOLIC PARISH HENLEY BEACH You are warmly invited to attend the following services: Healing Mass starting Wednesday 13 June and every second Wednesday of the month. Rosary 7.00pm and Mass 7.30pm including the Sacrament of Anointing, followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Prayer Ministry and Candlelit prayer in the Spirit of Taize. Supper at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church - 420 Seaview Road, Henley Beach. All are welcome. Enquiries to Pauline 0403 002 240.

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