I have been lucky enough to be involved in a couple of retreats recently 鈥� one as a participant, and another as a facilitator at our recent Year 12 retreat. Both were deeply meaningful experiences. I鈥檝e come to realise that, whatever side of the fence you find yourself on, there is always something to be gained through retreat. Whether you are stepping away for your own renewal or walking alongside others in their experience, the retreat space offers something sacred.
I really value the opportunity to attend retreats 鈥� to take a step back from the fullness of life and focus on my own spiritual nourishment. It gives me time to reset, space to see things more clearly, and often a renewed sense of purpose or commitment to a wellbeing or spiritual practice.
We know the benefits of stepping back. Whether it鈥檚 five minutes in the morning before the day begins, a quiet moment in nature, a prayer before a meal, or a longer retreat experience 鈥� carving out intentional time to be still, to listen, to reflect, or to simply be 鈥� is vital.
Our lives are full. But we are not meant to pour from an empty cup. Creating space for retreat 鈥� however big or small 鈥� is one of the most life-giving things we can do, not only for ourselves, but for the people around us. Where are those moments for you? And if they don鈥檛 yet exist, where, perhaps, could you make space for some?
Champagnat Awards
This morning, we celebrated a very special occasion in our school, with our 2025 Champagnat Awards. These are the students and staff who embody the heart of our Marist charism, bringing our Marist characteristics of presence, simplicity, love of work, family spirit, and In the Way of Mary each and every day. These students and staff are not the type to seek the spotlight, but their impact is felt in the way they live amongst our community, making Jesus known and loved through their small daily actions. I thank each of them for the witness they give to our shared mission, and for the way they help shape our College into a place where Gospel values are truly lived.
Parent Formation
Just a reminder to all families, it is not too late to register for our parent formation evening. This casual evening, with food and drinks, is a lovely way to explore our Marist charism and get a sense for what it means to be part of our 秀秀直播 community.
Today we celebrate the Feast day of Saint Marcellin Champagnat in honour of the founder of the Marist Brothers, whose mission was the make Jesus Christ known and loved. As a College community, we will be honouring Champagnat Day on 20 June.
As part of our celebrations, the College is hosting a Marist Parent Formation Evening on Wednesday 25 June from 6:00pm-7:00pm in the Champagnat Chapel.
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the Marist values that shape our College – Simplicity, Presence, Family Spirit, Love of Work, and following In the Way of Mary, and how these continue to guide our community today.
I encourage you to attend this relaxed evening that will explore how the spirit of St Marcellin Champagnat lives on in our shared mission to form young people as good Christians and good citizens.
More about this event, along with information about the Feast Day of St Marcellin Champagnat, can be found in the Mission section of this newsletter.
National Sorry Day / Reconciliation Week
We have just finished our observance of National Reconciliation Week at 秀秀直播. Our students spent the time looking at what acts they could do to promote reconciliation and to walk with others. From being involved in seed planting initiative, to Year 12 Leaders discussing National Reconciliation Week at the recent Celebration Assembly, our students experienced what it means to make a commitment to reconciliation and growing together. They learned that 鈥榮orry鈥� is not about taking personal blame, but about acknowledging the pain of the past and committing to a more just and compassionate future. We stand in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples and continue to learn, listen and walk together toward healing.
Cooking with Compassion
Recently, Year 12 students led the way by putting their skills to work in the service of others. Shopfront is a Catholic Archdiocese of Perth support service for people experiencing homelessness and hardship. Our students prepared a number of pasta meals and muffins for distribution through Shopfront. Great work by 秀秀直播 students and staff!
Marist Netball Carnival
You may have been following the Marist Netball team on our social media last week at the annual Marist Netball Carnival in Adelaide. Our team was made up of three Year 12 students, one Year 11 student and three from each of Year 10 and Year 9. Our senior netballers were magnificent in mentoring the younger players and the whole team played with great passion and determination. Against some outstanding teams from around the Marist schools in Australia, 秀秀直播 finished fifth in their division and did 秀秀直播 proud. Well done to all the players and to our coaches Ms Tiyana Kerimi and Ms Jorja Clark.聽聽
Shine
Our Shine program, which supports gifted and talented students, has featured heavily in recent weeks as they have engaged in some brilliant extended learning opportunities. Year 8 and 9 students worked alongside Murdoch University staff in challenges and forensic studies. Year 10 students visited the University of Western Australia to take their Problem-Based Learning session in Philosophy. The week concluded with 27 秀秀直播 students from Year 6 to 12 competing in the World Scholar鈥檚 Cup. 秀秀直播 students competed against very talented students from across the metropolitan area and won a few trophies for their work. Thanks also to Ms Cate McKnight, Shine Co-ordinator, for all her work in assisting this learning.
A Festival of Cross Country
It has been a week of Cross-Country across both Primary and Secondary. We had 65 across Year 3-6 compete at the SSWA Cross Country event and the IPSHA Cross Country Carnival and 85 Secondary students across Year 7 to 12 compete at the All Schools Cross Country and ACC Cross Country events. Congratulations to all who competed. You have done 秀秀直播 proud. Thank you to our Sports teachers for running training since the beginning of the term. Special mention to the following on some amazing results.
Under 19 Girls: Olivia Hilderbrandt placed 3rd, and Ava Stanley finished 11th
Under 19 Boys: Harrison Warwick claimed a strong 20th place
Under 16 Boys: Bastian Dominguez Rubina achieved an impressive 6th place
Under 15 Boys: Cooper Warrick placed 16th
Under 14 Boys: Taj Webster secured 15th place
Under 13 Boys: Jackson Piccoli came 15th and Julian Cameron 19th
Archbishops LifeLink Day
This week, 秀秀直播 hosted the launch of the Archbishop鈥檚 LifeLink Day for Catholic Primary schools, with around 450 students in attendance from Catholic schools all across the Perth Diocese. Our Year 6 students listened to presentations from speakers about the important work all Catholic schools can contribute to in supporting the services of LifeLink for people in hardship and homelessness. There were great workshops held to discuss ideas and actions that each school can now go away and lead in their own communities.
Year 8-9 Eagles Cup Football
Quietly, the Year 8-9 Boys Football team has been building momentum and winning all their games since the beginning of the season. They have reached the finals after topping the Claremont Division. The Grand Final awaits them next term, so be sure to lend them your support when the fixture is posted. Congratulations boys!
秀秀直播 Parents Forum Executive
We have a spot available on our 秀秀直播 Parents Forum Executive Committee and we are looking for Expressions of Interest. If you are interested in joining or would like to find out further information about the role, please email andrew.watson@newman.wa.edu.au
Wishing everyone all the best for a restful weekend.
Today marks the Feast Day of Saint Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marist Brothers and the visionary behind Marist Education. Deeply committed to the needs of young people, particularly those who were poor and marginalised, Marcellin believed that to educate children effectively, one must first love them and love them equally. His legacy continues to inspire Marist schools around the world to nurture communities built on Presence, Simplicity, Family Spirit, Love of Work, and In the way of Mary.
To ensure all students have the opportunity to commemorate this special day, we will celebrate as a College on Friday 20 June. All students from Kindergarten to Year 12 will take part in a Mass or Liturgy, followed by the Annual Champagnat Awards. These awards honour students and staff who exemplify our Marist characteristics in their everyday actions, modelling the values and spirit of Marcellin Champagnat in our community. Primary students will also participate in a Lapathon to raise money for Lifelink.
A reminder that our K-Y2 students will spend the day at the Lavalla Campus. Pre-Kindergarten students will attend Marian Campus and their class as normal.
Further information on the day will be sent to families in the coming week. We look forward to coming together as a College to honour the life and mission of Saint Marcellin and to celebrate those in our community who live out his vision in meaningful and inspiring ways.
2026 Term Dates
The 2026 Term dates have been finalised and can be accessed
Transperth Service Changes
To address the late arrival of the school specials Transperth will affect the following changes from 22 June 2025:
Route 422
The service to Scarborough Beach Bus Station continuing as School Special 717 will now depart Karrinyup Bus Station at 7.38am.
School Special 717
School Special 717 will now depart Scarborough Beach Bus Station at 7.57am.
Carpark Courtesy
As a College, we have received several reports about dangerous behaviours in the Marcellin carpark.
I would like to take this opportunity to reinforce the expectations of carpark use:
Adhere to sign posted speed limits (8kph within the car park)
Do not stop in keep clear zones.
If you are dropping off or picking up students, pull into a bay or a 鈥榙rop off/ pick up鈥� zone. Please do not stop in the middle of the carpark as this blocks traffic.
Adhere to any directive signage (give way, authorised access only, etc).
In the last newsletter I provided an update on the Lavalla Carpark Map and flow, in addition the above please observe the following when accessing this Carpark.
Please continue to clearly display your family names on the car dashboard if you are using the Kiss 鈥楴鈥� Ride service.
If your child is not ready for collection in the Kiss 鈥楴鈥� Drive zone, please continue through the loop and either rejoin the circuit or park in the Eastern section of the carpark.
Parents wishing to park should remain in the right lane and use the main carpark bays.
Please keep the left lane clear and moving to ensure traffic flows smoothly and to prevent cars from backing up onto Empire Avenue.
These small steps will ensure safety, a shared sense of courtesy, and will allow traffic to flow smoothly.
秀秀直播 Parents Forum
The 秀秀直播 Parent Forum is an opportunity for parents to connect with College leadership and contribute to the life of the school. Held once per term, the 秀秀直播 Parent Forum is led by the Principal and Vice Principal in collaboration with the 秀秀直播 Parent K-12 Executive Committee.
The 秀秀直播 Parent Forum works in partnership with the College Executive to support key events, advance the Strategic Plan, and advocate for both the College and its families within the school and wider community.
We encourage all parents to take part in these forums to stay informed and engaged in the ongoing growth of 秀秀直播.
The next 秀秀直播 Parents Forum is taking place this Monday 9 June at 6pm in the JHN Learning Hub. If you are unable to attend in person you can join online on Teams. The agenda and TEAMs link are in the key dates section. We hope to see you there!
秀秀直播 Community Quiz Night
Our Community Quiz night is fast approaching and tables are selling fast. This year we are raising money for two very special causes.
– an aid organisation that provides education to young people in disadvantaged communities in our Province
鈥� a not-for-profit working to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young Western Australians, by offering evidence-based, safe, high-quality services, at no cost.
As a Marist school, these are causes that are close to our hearts.
In addition to purchasing a table, you can also support these causes in the following ways:
Prize Donations 鈥� Prizes that can be used in a raffle, including but not limited to 鈥� gift vouchers, hamper items, electronics and experiences.
Event Sponsorship 鈥� There various sponsorship opportunities available, local businesses can be showcased, while contributing to this cause.
Volunteering 鈥� Assist various tasks on the evening, as well as setup and pack down.
Please contact Jenni Vile, Marketing Officer (jenni.vile@newman.wa.edu.au), if you are interested in assisting.
Your generosity and support will be instrumental in contributing to this unforgettable evening and ensuring that we can maximise our fundraising efforts.
Last Friday, 3 Red treated us with a walk down memory lane as they shared our 秀秀直播 journey over the decades, reminding us that no matter what era, what the buildings look like or the technology we have access to (or don鈥檛!), our Marist Heart remains. Thank you Mrs McAuliffe and 3 Red for such an entertaining and informative assembly.
Assembly – 1 Green
Today, we had our very last assembly at the Marian campus, performed by Year One Green. We learnt about all the different types of habitats and what animals need to survive. It was a a great reminder that all living things are God鈥檚 creatures and we have a responsibility to not only take care of all living things, but our beautiful Earth too. Thank you for Miss Guarino, Mrs Eindorf and Ms Florias for all of your work in preparing for the assembly.
Application of sunscreen
Applying sunscreen to students in WA is crucial to protect them from the high levels of UV radiation that can lead to skin cancer and other sun-related health issues. In warmer months, the College supports children to apply sunscreen in the middle of the day. In early childhood, the College also assists by role modelling and supporting students initially, but if a student cannot do this independently, then the educator needs to assist in the application of sunscreen. Parents and guardians are welcome to discuss this with Sarah Pagett, Head of Primary (Acting), and to supply your own sunscreen, should they have any concerns about allergies or sensitivities.
Dolomite Crescent
We have had some concerns from local residents regarding our families dropping off their children on Dolomite Crescent, close to the Silkwood Turn intersection. Please observe the road rules, including speed limits and no standing section of Dolomite Crescent to ensure the safety of our students.
Marian Move – Library Closure
In preparation for our exciting move to from Marian to the Churchlands site, the Marian library will close in Week 7 to prepare and pack. Students will still participate in their library sessions in their classrooms. Please assist us by returning any library books you have as soon as possible.
Occupational Therapist Visit
On Thursday afternoon, our Marian families were invited to attend a Parent Information session with Occupational Therapist (OT), Meg Cameron. Meg explained what an Occupational Screen looks for, in relation to each age and stage of development in the early years. Parents were shown a range of tools and toys that can be used at home to help develop hand strength, a foundational aspect of pencil grip and handwriting development. There was a useful Q&A section where topics like core strength, crossing the midline, coregulation and the positive long-term impact of early intervention were discussed. We are excited to be connecting families with experts like Meg, who can explain how allied health professionals can help their children thrive.
Recognition of Outstanding Achievement
Congratulations to Anelle Seow on her 1st place in the Grade 4 category at the Fremantle Eisteddfod. Annelle began her violin journey in Kindergarten at 秀秀直播. Just two days before the competition, she injured her thumb but through perseverance and determination, she was able to participate.
Congratulations also to Zechary Wong鈥檚 recent tennis achievements, winning the Championship in the J125 North Beach Junior Tennis Tournament and finishing as Runner-Up in the J250 IGA Hensman Junior Tennis Tournament. This is a fantastic effort and a reflection of his hard work and dedication to the sport.
Fotoworks will be attending 秀秀直播 in Weeks 8 and 9 for student photos. An outline of each day can be found below. Students will have their individual photos taken, along with their PCG photo. Specialised Arts and Sporting groups, as well as Student Leaders, will also have their photos taken. Leaders of Wellbeing will provide students with a detailed schedule on Teams and students will be released from class to have their photos taken.
Students are required to wear their Winter Academic Uniform with their Blazer for all photos. Students wearing the College skirt must also wear the opaque grey tights. Students are reminded to observe our College鈥檚 . Any student who does not meet these guidelines will not be permitted to have their photo taken on the scheduled day. If any students have concerns about their appearance or uniform not meeting our College Guidelines, they are encouraged to speak to their Leader of Wellbeing. Photo Forms will be distributed in Pastoral Care Groups on Monday 9 June. All students are required to bring their forms to their photo even if families do not intend on purchasing photos.
Monday 16 June Year 7 鈥� 9 Photos
Monday 23 June Year 10 鈥� 12 Photos
Tuesday 24 June Arts, Music & Sports Photos
BR07 & CA07 CH07 & CT07
BR10 & CA10 CH10 & CT10
ACC Swim Team (120) ACC Cross Country Team (84)
MA07 & MC07 RO07 & TM07 Year 7 Guild Representatives
MA10 & MC10 RO10 & TM10 Year 10 Guild Representatives
First 18 Football Team (40) Marist Boys Basketball (10) Marist Girls Basketball (9) Marist Netball Team (12)
BR09 & CA09 CH09 & CT09
BR11 & CA11 CH11 & CT11
ACC Boys Hockey Team (17) 1st XI Cricket Team 鈥� Graham Woods Shield (15) Year 7 Rock Band (6) Year 8 Rock Band (7)
MA09 & MC09 RO09 & TM09 Year 9 Guild Representatives
MA11 & MC11 RO11 & TM11 Year 11 Guild Representatives
秀秀直播 Surfing Year 9 Eagles School Boys Cup Football Team
On Thursday, our students proudly represented the College at the ACC Cross Country Carnival, held at Alderbury Reserve. This annual event is the largest on the ACC calendar, bringing together more than 3,500 students from over 70 schools across the state.
Competing in five age groups, students in Years 7 and 8 tackled a 3km course while those in Year 9 to 12 faced the challenge of 4km. Our students showed great determination, sportsmanship, and resilience in a highly competitive field, with several outstanding individual performances:
Under 19 Girls: Olivia Hildebrandt placed 3rd, and Ava Stanley finished 11th
Under 19 Boys: Harrison Warrick took 20th place
Under 16 Boys: Bastian Dominguez Rubina achieved 6th place
Under 15 Boys: Cooper Warrick placed 16th
Under 14 Boys: Taj Webster secured 15th place
Under 13 Boys: Jackson Piccoli came 15th and Julian Cameron 19th
We extend our congratulations to all competitors for their efforts and commitment. A special thank you to our dedicated Health and Physical Education staff and specialist coach Lenny Hughes, whose support and preparation were instrumental in our students鈥� success.
Before and After School Supervision
Please be reminded that the College provides limited supervision for students approximately 20 minutes before and after school. Students who attend school outside established supervision times may not be supervised and may not receive the care that is normal during the school day. More information about the General Supervision Policy and Procedures can be found .
As we move into winter, I would like to take this opportunity to remind students and families that the St John Henry 秀秀直播 Learning Hub is open to students from 8am for study purposes. No student access is permitted prior to 8am. Students are not permitted on the second and third level of the Learning Hub before school. The Learning Hub Norms are pictured below and we appreciate your support in maintaining a safe learning environment.
Year 10 Exams
Year 10 Examinations are scheduled to take place in Week 7 and 8. Information relating to the examinations was sent to parents last week. A general examination timetable can be viewed and students have received personalised exam timetables in PCG. A copy of the parent information can be found
Athletics – Pre-Carnival Event Information
In the lead up to the Athletics Carnival, which will be held in Term 3 Week 3, the javelin, discus and 1500m events will be held during Week 8 and 9 this term. Please see the schedule below.
Students wishing to participate in these events need to nominate with their PCG teacher or Guild Coordinator. Please note, only 3 students per Guild per year group can compete in each event.
Date
Throws 鈥� Hockey Ovals
1500m 鈥� AFL Oval
Week 8
Monday 16 June
Year 12 Discus
Year 11
Year 12 Javelin
Tuesday 17 June
Year 11 Discus
Year 12
Year 11 Javelin
Thursday 19 June
Year 9 Discus
Year 7
Year 9 Javelin
Week 9
Monday 23 June
Year 7 Discus
Year 8
Year 7 Javelin
Wednesday 25 June
Year 10 Discus
Year 9
Year 10 Javelin
Thursday 26 June
Year 8 Discus
Year 10
Year 8 Javelin
Friday 27 June
Catch Up Discus
Catch up 1500m
Catch Up Javelin
Students must nominate through their PCG Teacher/Guild Co.
Please note that performance in Physical Education classes is being taken into consideration.
Only three students per Guild can compete in each event.
Competing students will have permission to be in Guild uniform for the day. There is an expectation that competitors will arrive on time, ready for their event at the start of lunch.
Ovals and hard courts will be OUT OF BOUNDS on the pre-carnival days.
Students are encouraged and welcome to watch from a safe distance. Staff will be supervising this.
Catch-up days are there for students who were unable to attend their year group event for a valid reason. Please register with your PCG Teacher/Guild Co.
Results will be shared in the lead up to the Guild Athletics Carnival.
Mrs Carla Pastorelli
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL SECONDARY
Pathways and Careers Information: Year 10
Subject handbook open
Current Year 10 students and families can now access information about Year 11 subjects for 2026, using this link:
A reminder about the major subject selection event coming up in Term 2. It is expected that all students attend this event, accompanied by at least one parent or guardian.
Tuesday 24 June
Marist Auditorium, 秀秀直播
5pm to 6pm: Careers and Year 11 Subjects Expo.
6pm to 6.45pm: Year 10 Family Information Evening.
The Year 10 students have been listening to presentations about each Learning Area and their Year 11 offerings for 2026. A link to the presentations is available below:
Year 10 subject selection research
To assist in their subject selection, Year 10 students are currently undertaking a guided research process during EGT time. This process will answer most questions and provide a structure for subject selection. Please see below for a link to the Research Booklet:
Apprenticeship Opportunities 2025
The March 2025 edition of the Apprenticeship Intake Guide has been published recently. This has details of dozens of apprenticeship opportunities with many major employers. You can access it here:
Pathways and Careers Information: Year 11
For students considering UniReady / UniPath in Year 12
A reminder to students on the General Pathway who are considering UniReady / UniPath in Year 12 next year. It is expected that students from the General Pathway would have participated in extra-curricular activities such as work experience, VET Certificates, Leadership, Service, and/or College sport. General Pathway students who have not participated in any of these extra-curricular activities may not be eligible for UniReady / UniPath.
For students thinking of attending University
TISC has a series of videos explaining things like ATAR calculation, prerequisite subjects, scaling, and preferences. You can find them here:
Here is a parents guide to University:
And here is the 鈥淔irst in Family鈥� resource, for students who might be the first in their family to attend University:
Are you thinking of attending a University Open Day? Dates are below. This blog might help you:
Apprenticeship Opportunities 2025
The March 2025 edition of the Apprenticeship Intake Guide has been published recently. This has details of dozens of apprenticeship opportunities with many major employers. You can access it here:
Pathways and Careers Information: Year 12
University Early Offer Information
Please see below for the latest available Early Offer information.
Early Offers are now open, and all Year 12 students have been provided with information about how to access the TISC system and enter preferences.
Curtin University
Early Offers are available for ATAR and non-ATAR students. Must achieve WACE and meet any prerequisites. Submit your application via TISC, putting your Curtin Early Offer course as your first preference. Full information and list of eligible courses at:
Edith Cowan University
Full information and list of eligible courses at: Open to ATAR, Certificate IV, and UniReady students. Submit your Early Offer application by placing an eligible ECU course as your first TISC preference. First offers released to students on 2 September 2025.
Murdoch University
Must achieve WACE and meet any prerequisites. Early Offers for Certificate IV and UniReady/UniPath students will be conditional on passing. Submit your application via TISC, putting your desired Murdoch Early Offer course as your first preference.
Notre Dame University
Full information and list of eligible courses at: Opens 1 May 2025. First offers released to students on 1 September 2025. Apply via the Notre Dame online portal or via TISC. Open to ATAR Pathway students only. All offers are conditional offers.
University of WA
Submit your application via TISC, putting your desired UWA Early Offer course as your first preference. Open to ATAR Pathway students only. Students can apply for an Early Offer for all degrees excluding Assured Pathways to Medicine, Dental Medicine, Podiatric Medicine or the Bachelor of Biomedicine (specialised). Students must satisfy UWA鈥檚 English requirements and any subject prerequisite requirements. Further information at:
University information
TISC has a series of videos explaining things like ATAR calculation, prerequisite subjects, scaling, and preferences. You can find them here:
Are you the first person in your family to attend University? This might assist:
Here are some useful tools to prepare students for the transition to University:
Here is a parent’s guide to University:
University scholarships
Curtin University
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
Murdoch University
Notre Dame University
University of Western Australia (UWA)
Christian Leaders Scholarship
Gap year information
Students interested in taking a gap year in 2026 might find the following interesting:
Defence Force Gap Year:
Other gap year ideas:
And:
Also, this Marist volunteering opportunity:
Apprenticeship Opportunities 2025
The March 2025 edition of the Apprenticeship Intake Guide has been published recently. This has details of dozens of apprenticeship opportunities with many major employers. You can access it here:
UPCOMING CAREERS EVENTS
EVENT
DATE
LINK
Psychology Information Evening (ECU)
10 June
Defence Force Trades Information Session
12 June
Year 9-12 Information Evening (Curtin)
18 June
Architecture and Design Information Evening (UWA)
18 June
Defence Force: Special Forces Information Session
19 June
Army Reserve Information Session
24 June
秀秀直播 Careers Expo and Year 10 Parent Evening
24 June Marist Auditorium
3.30pm to 4.30pm: Yr 11/12 Careers Expo 5.00pm to 6.00pm: Yr 10 Careers & Subject Expo 6.00pm to 6.45pm: Yr 10 Family Info Session
Early Offers and Entry Pathways Information Session (UWA)
25 June
Air Force Information Session
1 July
Defence Force Careers Session
10 July
Defence Force 鈥� School Leavers Information
15 July
Army Reserve Information Session
22 July
Defence Careers Information Session
29 July
WAAPA Information Evening (ECU)
29 July
Year 12 application support session (Murdoch)
29 July
Open Day (Sound and Engineering College)
16 August
Nursing Information Evening (Murdoch)
27 August
Health and Education Information Evening (Murdoch)
2 September
Science, IT, Engineering Information Evening (Murdoch)
3 September
Business and Law Information Evening (Murdoch)
4 September
Engineering Information Evening (ECU)
5 September
Entry pathways to Medicine (Notre Dame)
30 September
If you are thinking of attending a University Open Day, this blog might help you get the most out of it:
