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Term 3 Week 10: From The Deputy Principal, Mission and Catholic Identity

Years 7鈥12 Sacramental Program

In Term 4, the College will be sharing with families details regarding a new opportunity that has been extended by the Archdiocese of Perth to Secondary Schools. The opportunity is to develop age-appropriate preparation programs that support secondary-aged students who may have missed the chance to prepare and receive the sacraments in Primary School. This model is a first for Secondary Schools, and will deliver an opportunity for the College to provide a school-based preparation program that connects students to local Parishes, to then receive the Sacraments. Here at 秀秀直播, we have had a number of families express the desire for their daughters and sons to prepare to receive the Sacraments in Secondary School. In this Year of Youth, Bishop Donald Sproxton, Auxiliary Bishop Archdiocese of Perth has extended this opportunity to all secondary students in our Archdiocese on behalf of Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB.

I invite you to contact me if you would like to discuss this further, or to express an interest in advance of the details of this program being shared with our College community in Term 4. Please email聽daniel.lynch@newman.wa.edu.au


Year 10 2019 Peer Mentors

Last Thursday, the Year 10 2019 Peer Mentors were commissioned during a special Communion Service.
The Peer Mentors will be working with the Year 7 2019 students. They will help the students settle into our College by getting to know them, holding fun activities, showing them around the College and being a student mentor for them by answering any questions they may have.
On Monday 8 October, the Peer Mentors will attend the Orientation Day for Year 7 2019 students, helping them to adjust to their new surroundings. We congratulate the Peer Mentors for their service to the College.


Remar Red Leadership Camp

On Thursday 11 October, 21 Year 10 Remar Red Rowers will be attending the Red Leadership Camp on Phillip Island, Melbourne. The camp provides an opportunity for Rowers to meet others from across state borders, further building the sense of a wider Remar community. It aims to strengthen the Rower鈥檚 understanding of the Christian life, built around the four spokes – prayer, ministry and service, community and faith development. Rowers are challenged to reflect on their personal call to be a Christian leader by 鈥淪ailing away from mediocrity鈥 with 鈥榙edication and sacrifice鈥.


Australia Catholic Bishops’ Social Justice Statement Perth Launch

The 2018/2019 Social Justice statement was launched by Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton on Thursday 20 September at an event organised by the Justice, Ecology and Development Office (JEDO) of the Archdiocese of Perth. The Statement is titled A Place to Call Home: Making a home for everyone in our land; and it confronts the growing challenge of homelessness and housing insecurity in Australia. The launch commenced with a Welcome to Country by local Aboriginal elder Aunty Marie Taylor from the Whadjuk Noongar people and included a panel discussion from Debra Zanella ( CEO) and Deacon Greg Lowe ( Director), as well as a friend of JEDO with lived experience of homelessness. If you would like to know more about the social justice statement for 2018-2019 a summary can be found and the full statement can be found .


Sacramental Programs

When your child has received the Sacraments of Reconciliation, First Communion or Confirmation, please send a copy of their Certificate from their Parish to 秀秀直播 Registrar, Flora Hughes Flora.Hughes@newman.wa.edu.au. College records can then be updated and a card of congratulations can be presented to your child at Assembly.

 

24:7 Floreat Youth Group

Thank you from all of us at 24:7 Floreat to those amazing people who came down to our Quiz Night last Sunday night! It was by far our biggest night ever with 57 people gathered. The spontaneous karaoke, cup stacking competition, and the free pizza made for a memorable evening. Next week we鈥檙e having a more relaxed but equally entertaining night as we continue to celebrate the end the term (and our superhero program) with a superhero movie night!! Looking forward to a great night of movie watching with you all next week!

We meet each Sunday night (6.00pm – 8.00pm) in the Parish Centre for all young people in Years 6-12. Call Angela 0455 960 174 or Sebastian 0403 230 395 for more information.

 

Weekly Thursday Morning Community Mass (Champagnat Chapel 鈥 8.10am 鈥 8.35am)

All parents, guardians and families across our PK-12 College are invited to attend the weekly Thursday morning Mass celebrated by Fr Joseph Tran and Fr Mark Baumgarten. Our weekly 秀秀直播 Community Mass is an important way that we as a Catholic community seek to nourish and live-out our faith in community with one another.

IPSHA Athletics Carnival Highlights

The Interschool Athletics Carnival (IPSHA) for the primary school was held at All Saints College on Thursday 13 September. The students鈥 behaviour and effort was outstanding. Great sportsmanship was shown throughout the day to competitors from other schools. A successful day for all. A special congratulations to those students who broke a record on the day. Please see the full list of student placings attached聽

Thanks to Mrs Horn and Ms Panaia for the wonderful organisation and preparation for the carnival.

Marnie Fitzpatrick, Year 5 Blue Teacher

秀秀直播 Student Art Show

The student artwork inspired by 2018 Artist in Residence, Andy Quilty, along with a multitude of 2D and 3D artworks produced by students from across all three campuses (this includes Technology Materials and Design projects) will be showcased at the Student Art Show.

The showcase will also feature the presentation of awards and Performance Art by Years 9 and 10 Drama students and an array of musical items from Music students in the Music programs at Lavalla and Marcellin campuses. In short, there are many artistic gifts to be celebrated at this year鈥檚 festival!

Craft activities will be available on the evening for our budding younger artists as we invite our extended families and younger siblings to join in on the Arts Festival celebration, helping to create an Art installation centered around our 2018 Marist Theme of 鈥淗ope鈥. Families can also enjoy a sausage sizzle for a gold coin donation.We look forward to celebrating the Arts with you at the 秀秀直播 Arts Festival for 2018.

Parents of 秀秀直播 Soiree

Join our PK-12 College community for a night of fun and fanfare, set amongst the artwork of our student community. Parents and friends will enjoy a cocktail reception, including drinks and canapes, along with a live jazz performance from experienced jazz musicians The Usual Suspects.

Every ticket purchased will provide an entry into the major prize draw, which includes a first prize of 50% discount on your eldest child鈥檚 tuition fees in 2019; along with other great prizes! Tickets are $30 and can be purchased by . Bookings close Friday 5 October, so please book promptly.

Years 3-6 Athletics Carnival Results and Highlights

Congratulations to all our Year 3-6 students on a super day of athletics. It was a day full of fun with some superb individual performances.聽Students came dressed in their faction colours, sang war cries and cheered their teams on throughout the day gathering as many points as possible for their faction. This year again every student was able to compete in an event as we keep with our philosophy of providing opportunities for all. Well done to Delany Faction for winning today’s Carnival.

Special thanks to staff and families for making the day so great! A special thanks to the grounds staff for assisting with all the logistics of the day.


Records

Imogen Boss (Year 6) broke the turbo jav record
Cooper Trovarello (Year 4) broke the long jump record

Results

Faction Spirit Shield
Congratulations Brigid Faction!

Competition Shield
2650 – Delany
2447 – Marcellin
2270 – Brigid
2234 – Knox

Champion Boys/Girls

Year 3 Girls

  1. Clancy Boss
  2. Chloe Rear
  3. Bailey Trovarello

Year 3 Boys

  1. Koby Kalebic
  2. Theo Constantine
  3. Michael Malaxos

Year 4 Girls

  1. Sienna O’Rourke
  2. Tessa Hadfield
  3. Hannah Seaborn

Year 4 Boys

  1. Cooper Trovarello
  2. Linus Keane
  3. James Bornmann

Year 5 Girls

  1. Leyla Do and Olivia Lim
  2. Livinia Martin
  3. Caelee Belcastro

Year 5 Boys

  1. Oscar Properjohn
  2. William Gilbert and James-Joseph Sfakianakis
  3. Harry Prentice

Year 6 Girls

  1. Imogen Boss
  2. Ariana Mason
  3. Harper Gamble

Year 6 Boys

  1. Matthew Tomassone
  2. Matthew Petagna
  3. Rafael Heldt