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秀秀直播 News Term 4 Week 4 鈥� Latest Sport News

Jo Dunn on 07/11/2019

Marist Cricket Carnival Update

The Marist Cricketers, under the expert guidance of Head Coach John Lucas, will compete in the 2019 Australian Marist Cricket Carnival held in Lismore, New South Wales 1 鈥� 7 December this term.

It is a great honour and privilege to be part of a Marist touring team. Congratulations to the following students who have been selected. We wish them all the best and they go with our blessing and support, knowing that they will bring skill, spirit, sportsmanship and represent the College proudly.

Tatenda Makova (Captain), Dylan Mulligan (Vice Captain), Tommy Hacker, Marc Papalia, Sam Probert, Sam Vucak, Julian Maceri, Damon Broun, Ben Perkin, Patrick Jamieson, Tex Gallagher, Finlay Chivers, Patrick Hillery, Ryan Leach

Girls Dockers Cup

This week, our Junior AFLW players had a fantastic couple of days of competition at this year鈥檚 Dockers Cup. The girls played their hearts out and competed with commitment and intensity. The standard of competition improves dramatically each year and our players matched it with all schools, narrowly missing out on the Grand Final in each year level. A big thank you to all the coaches for making it such a fun and enjoyable event.

Individual Accomplishments

  • Well done to Antonia Poor (Yr 11) for selection in the Australian U18 Womens Water Polo Squad. Antonia is now in training for next year鈥檚 World Championships being held in Israel.
  • Congratulations to George Barclay (Yr 8) for winning this year鈥檚 NAS Golf Tournament. George was the overall winner shooting a round of 77 to clinch the title.
  • Imogen Boss (Yr 7) has qualified to represent 秀秀直播/WA in December at the National All Schools Championships by taking out the silver medal for WA in the U14 1kg Discus.
  • Congratulations to Josh Baker (Yr 12) for achieving ACC Letters in Athletics. First introduced in 2013, the awarding of “ACC Letters” is the highest individual accolade awarded by the ACC. To receive “Letters”, a student must be selected in an All Star team in the same sport for the prescribed minimum of four years. A “Letter” represents long hard days of practice and grueling contests. It represents loyalty and the unselfish faithfulness of each student while in pursuit of a definite goal. Well done Josh.
  • In October, Grace Rose (Yr 8) played in the Flames WA U15’s lacrosse team, in Adelaide. The team went undefeated throughout the tournament however were were narrowly beaten by Victoria in the grand final 7-9.
  • Congratulations to Yelena Kelleher (Yr 7) who attended The National Federation Cup Final Camp where the top Junior Girl tennis players in the country are invited to meet and train with the Australian players, including world number one Ash Barty! This coincides with the Fed Cup final being played in Perth this weekend.
  • Well done to Luke Bourke (Yr 7) who finished 1st in yesterday’s Junior Boys School Sport WA Triathalon Championships. Luke completed the swim, cycle and run at the Champion Lakes Course in 36.19mins, to win by over a minute. This is a fantastic achievement considering it involves students from all Perth schools. Congratulations Luke!

秀秀直播 Sporting Association News

The 秀秀直播 Sporting Association have announced the NSA Team of the Year and Individual Sports Person of the Year. The Team award was won by the J Yr 11/12 秀秀直播 Knights Hockey Team. The boys finished the 2019 season in the best possible way with a thrilling Grand Final win over Southern River to become Premiers.

The individual award goes to Nick Worley who plays with the 秀秀直播 Holy Rosary Basketball Club. Nick played in the State Under 14 Development Team plus won the MVP for the Inter District competition.

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2020 Junior Coaching – Expressions of Interest

With 2020 season just around the corner, it鈥檚 time to do a shout out for anyone interested in coaching a Junior team to please express their interest.

Please contact our Junior Coordinator on juniors@newmanknights.com.au if you would like for a coach or assistant coach position next year.

Coaches for 2020 will be selected after registration day in February 2020.

Annual General Meeting

秀秀直播 Knights Hockey Club will be holding their Annual General Meeting on Sunday 8 December at 4.00pm in the 秀秀直播 Sports Complex. All members are encouraged to attend, with positions on the Committee to be filled and plans for the 2020 season to be discussed.

Year 12 Graduation Professional Photo Orders

Jo Dunn on 31/10/2019

Photos are now available to be viewed and ordered online. To access photos, please visit

You will need to enter an 8 digit shoot key as below:

  • Guild Awards: 9T4MW955
  • Graduation Certificates: PVRYT9XF
  • Roaming: CFYC645C
  • Major Awards: EAC8MVVL

Once logged in, you can change to a different shoot key without losing the orders in your cart by clicking on 鈥淐hange shoot鈥�. This will ensure you only pay for postage once and all photos are sent to you at the same time. Photos will be available online for 6 months.

Please call the Academy office on 9248 1263 if you require assistance.

秀秀直播 News Term 4 Week 2: From the Principal

Jo Dunn on 25/10/2019

Year 12 Graduation

Last evening, we celebrated the Graduation of our Year 12 cohort, commencing with a beautiful Thanksgiving Mass in the Champagnat Chapel, followed by hospitality in Founders Court and finishing with the Graduation Ceremony in the Marist Auditorium.

In farewelling our Class of 2019, I stressed the importance of living out our dreams and that those dreams are the sum of many opportunities, challenges, experiences and of course people who support and walk with us – with their own gifts and talents.

I spoke of the recent canonization of Blessed John Henry 秀秀直播, our College namesake, whose pursuit was to inspire people to search for truth and freedom of conscience, in a time of great division and inequality between social classes, men and women, countries and more specifically between Catholics and Protestants. Saint John Henry 秀秀直播鈥檚 invitation to us is to live our life to be one of humble service and affection to each other. If this can underpin our intent and be the foundation for lives, our future, no matter what challenges we face, will be assured.

Our Year 12 students have been a magnificent exemplar to our College of this inspiration 鈥�.they have stood up for what they believed to be right and just. Their efforts, demonstrated by application, resilience, discipline, shared values, friendships and self-belief have enhanced our 秀秀直播 culture. They have exemplified the Marist notion of presence by the way they have valued relationships in myriad ways. They have demonstrated a willingness to get involved, 鈥榯o have a go鈥�, and have the flexibility to try new things.

I thank our Year 12 students for sharing their gifts and talents and for their leadership. Their time in this community, be it 6 or 14 years, has been valued and acknowledged.

We wish them all the best in the next stage of their journey. We will pray for them as they seek to make their mark in the world.

Please click here to access the Principal鈥檚 Graduation Speech.

In the words of Saint John Henry 秀秀直播:

Let us grow in wisdom and love
and act with courage to choose what is right.
May we always be open to change
and have the strength to accept
what is new and valuable.
Give us peace and happiness in what we do.
We ask this through Jesus, Your Son,
and Mary, our Mother.
Amen.

Parent Code of Conduct

An updated Parent Code of Conduct has been developed and I urge all families to access the document to view the contents.

Download Code of Conduct for Parents

Catholic Education WA School Cyclic Review

The CEWA School Cyclic Review process occurs once in a five year period and contributes to meeting the requirements of the System Agreement with the Western Australian Government as part of school re-registrations in Western Australia.

秀秀直播 will be going through this process during Week 3 of this term.

The School Cyclic Review provides an opportunity for a panel of educators, external to the school, to affirm, challenge and report on the improvement journey at the school. The SCR also contributes to the school鈥檚 re-registration process. The SCR will focus on the school鈥檚 improvement journey over the previous three years and will identify and agree on some of the key school improvement strategies that will ensure the realisation of this focus in the next period of time (usually the next three-year period).

The SCR panel, which conducts the review, comprises a panel chair, the school鈥檚 School Improvement Advisor/Regional Officer, and either a peer principal or a CEWA consultant.

The SCR panel receives and reviews data collated by CEWA and the school including information relating to student results and progress, the demographics and finances of the school, strategic planning, cultural survey data, and other plans including the Evangelisation Plan and Aboriginal Education Plan, prior to a visit to the school. The Senior Leadership Team is completing a self-review statement which will form the basis for the school visit. During the school visit, the panel will meet with members of the school鈥檚 staff, students and community, following up on their review of the data.

The outcome of this Review will contribute to the College鈥檚 Strategic Plan 2020-2022.

Strategic Plan 2020-2022

The process of consultation for our Strategic Plan will commence in Week 4. We have an external consultant who will be conducting parent meetings and I warmly welcome all to contribute to this process on the following dates:

  • Thursday 7 November, 9.00am Champagnat Chapel Ministry Room
  • Thursday 7 November, 6.00pm Marist Auditorium, Studio
  • Friday 8 November, 9.00am Marian Campus Library

秀秀直播 Parents Consultative Committee (NPCC), Monday 28 October

I warmly welcome families to attend Monday鈥檚 NPCC meeting which will address matters such as the Capital Development Project, which is due to start shortly.

I trust everyone has settled back into school life following the Term 3 break and I wish all students success and fulfillment as they conclude their final weeks of the 2019 school year.

秀秀直播 News Term 4 Week 2: From the Leader of Wellbeing Early Childhood

Jo Dunn on 25/10/2019

Attending the Year 12 Graduation ceremony yesterday provided me with an opportunity to reflect on the schooling journeys that are walked by students. It was poignant to note that 30 of the 2019 秀秀直播 Graduates commenced their educational journey in 2006 as Kindergarten students at the Marian Campus. The Graduation Ceremony is a small, although momentous point, in a long educational relationship. It provided many opportunities for reflection on how much has been gained by these students throughout their schooling years. I am privileged to walk daily with our Early Childhood students, in the knowledge that the foundations we establish now 鈥� socially, emotionally and academically, will provide the basis for a long and fruitful educational experience. Research indicates that a quality Early Childhood education is essential in the long-term development of cognitive abilities, and this is a point that is constantly considered by our Early Childhood team in preparing quality learning experiences for our students.

Recently, the Marian Campus staff embarked on a project of documenting their collective philosophies around Early Childhood education. Through much collaboration, we have finalised the 秀秀直播 Early Childhood Statement of Philosophy. This document is currently being printed and hard copies will be available to families in the coming weeks. I encourage you to engage with the statements made within this document, as it is an accurate reflection of the teaching and learning commitments that are delivered at the College to our youngest students.

秀秀直播 Arts Festival

I extend my thanks to Ms Sarah Spencer for her tireless efforts in displaying the Marian Campus artwork at the 秀秀直播 Arts Festival last week. We have some incredibly talented artists in our midst, and it was fantastic to see Early Childhood students with their families, proudly showing off their artistic talents. Click here to see more photos from the week and for the full list of award recipients.

Kindy St John Ambulance Visit

Our Kindergarten students enjoyed a visit from St John Ambulance yesterday. This visit stemmed from the Kindy students鈥� interest in ambulances after a phonics lesson on the 鈥榩鈥� sound generated the word 鈥楶aramedic鈥�. The students were able to gain a deeper understanding of the role of Paramedics in our community, as well as seeing what the inside of an ambulance looks like.

Marcellin Award

Congratulations to the following student who received a Marcellin Award in Week 2:

Will Burton, Year 1 Blue:聽For taking the time to check on a friend who was upset.

The Marcellin Award at Marian Campus is drawn from submitted nominations each Wednesday morning at Prayer Assembly.

Pre Kindergarten Parent Information Session

Families of 2020 Pre Kindergarten students are invited to attend a Pre Kindergarten Parent Information Session on Monday 4 November. The session will be held in the Marian Library from 9.15am – 10.15am and will include a light morning tea, courtesy of the Primary Social Committee.

Kindergarten Orientation

Children enrolled to attend Kindergarten in 2020 are invited to attend an Orientation Session on Monday 18 November. The Orientation will commence at 9.00am and conclude at 10.30am. Children will meet with their Kindergarten Teacher and engage in some fun classroom activities, whilst a Parent Information Session is conducted. Parents will be provided with all the relevant information to ensure a smooth transition into Kindergarten. More detailed information regarding the Orientation will be distributed in the coming weeks.

Primary Disco

Tickets are now on sale via trybooking for the Primary Disco. to purchase your tickets.

To help the event run smoothly we need 15 parent volunteers per session to set up, encourage participation, outside duties & coordinate students for pick up. If you can help please email your name, contact number and session choice to Tamara at tamaraproctor@yahoo.com.au

Term 4 Swimming Lessons

A reminder that all students in Years 1 鈥� 6 will take part in the College鈥檚 in-school Swimming Lessons Program in Term 4. Registration is compulsory as swimming lessons are part of the College鈥檚 Sporting Program. Click here for further information and to register your child online.

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