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Issue 8, Term 2, Week 6, Thursday 4 June 2015 SACRED HEART COLLEGE

From the Principal Dear members of the Sacred Heart College community,

Feast of St Marcellin Champagnat (Excerpts from the Liturgy prepared by Mr Daniel Head, Director of Marist Mission SHC Senior School) Saturday 6 June is 175 years since Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marist Brothers, died. 6 June is the day the Catholic Church celebrates his “Feast Day”, which is a day to celebrate special people in Church history. However, Marcellin didn’t like a big deal being made about him. He wouldn’t even let the Brothers have his portrait painted while he was still alive. The one pictured to the right was painted a few hours after death! So, today’s liturgy is about Marcellin’s dream, rather than Marcellin himself - it’s how Marcellin would have wanted it.

Water from the Rock is a book written collectively by Marists from around the world. It is a statement of what Marists believe, as part of their spirituality: Jesus lives out his mission by both word and witness. In his relationships Jesus transcends boundaries of religion and culture. For the people we meet each day we seek to be reflections of God. In some mysterious way, God works through us and in us. Despite our limitations our goodness is able to come through. (Water from the Rock, 136–137)

The Marist response can be lived out on a local scale (such as relationships with each other at Sacred Heart College), a community scale (such as the projects we undertake including the Helping Hands project on Monday), and a global scale (such as our Immersion Trips). In recognising and celebrating the feast of St Marcellin Champagnat, we also celebrate the work of all who have contributed to our fine College - the Marist Brothers, staff, parents, students and Old Scholars. Sacred Heart College is what it is because of the founding charism of St Marcellin and the driving force this continues to provide! This will also be witnessed at our special celebration next Friday for the Feast of the Sacred Heart. We are delighted that Bishop Eugene Hurley, Bishop of Darwin and Sacred Heart Old Collegian, is able to lead us in the Eucharist. Please note the invitation to all members of the community- you are most welcome to join us! Government Education 'versus' Catholic and Independent Schools In recent times the media has been most selective, and in my view somewhat misleading, in representing stories around the quality and funding of education in Australia. The current angle is to suggest that Catholic and Independent Schools make no difference on the educational outcomes of young people. For those interested in something more substantial in terms factual synopsis you might like to spend a few minutes on the following article: http://theconversation.com/private-catholic-schools-do-add-value-to-students-results-42543

Jacob Murphy (RIP) Earlier this year we shared the tragic loss of Jacob in a car accident which occurred not far from his home and involved the vehicle running off the road and colliding with a tree. The College has been contacted by Jacob's parents, Chris and Tresche, and they have asked if we'd be able to put a note out in the newsletter about the coroner's findings which they have received recently. The coroner found that Jacob had the accident due to an anaphylactic reaction to a hopper ant bite and that there were no other factors involved. This of course is of little consolation but does help explain what occurred. The Murphy family remain in our prayers and thoughts!

Regards

Steve Byrne Principal

http://theconversation.com/private-catholic-schools-do-add-value-to-students-results-42543

WHOLE SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL SENIOR SCHOOL

Saturday 6–Monday 8 June Boarders Exeat

Thursday 11 June Finance Committee Meeting, 5:30pm

Friday 12 June Whole School Mass, 11am

Friday 19–Sunday 21 June Optional Boarders Exeat

Tuesday 23 June College Council Meeting, 7:15pm

Saturday 1 August Intercol

Thursday 6 August Finance Committee, 5:30pm

Saturday 8–Sunday 9 August Boarders Exeat

Monday 1–Friday 5 June Year 7 Camp Canberra

Tuesday 2–Friday 5 June Year 9 Camp, Flinders Ranges

Thursday 11 June SAPOL Parent/Carer Cyber Safety Information Evening, 7pm

Tuesday 16 June School Photos, 9am

Wednesday 24 June Music Evening, Drums, 4pm and 5:30pm

Thursday 25 June Music Ensemble Evening, 5:30pm

Wednesday 1 July Japanese Exchange Hosts Information Session, 6:30pm

Friday 3 July Good News Assembly, 9am Term 2 ends, 3:15pm

Friday 5 June Founder’s Day

Tuesday 9 June Year 10 General Music Concert, 7–9pm

Monday 15–Thursday 18 June Year 11 Exams

Tuesday 16–Thursday 18 June Year 10 Exams

Sunday 21– Wed 24 June Marist Netball Carnival

Monday 22 June Semester 2 Begins

Wednesday 24 June Parents & Friends Meeting, 7pm

Wednesday 1 July Careers Expo, 6pm

Friday 3 July Reports Issued Term 2 Concludes, 3:30 pm

Monday 20 July Term 3 Commences, 8:25am Year 12 Trial Exams

Wednesday 22 July Parents & Friends Meeting, 7pm

Wednesday 23–Sunday 26 July Remar Gold Retreat - Melbourne

Saturday 25 July Boys and Girls Sport Commences

Join us in Celebration, Friday 12 June 2015 You are cordially invited to join with us as we celebrate Mass for the Feast of the Sacred Heart and the amalgamation of Sacred Heart College Senior and Middle Schools. Bishop Eugene Hurley will conduct the Mass at the Netball SA Stadium, 155 Railway Terrace, Mile End South on Friday 12 June at 11 am.

Car Park Spaces for People with Disabilities The College respectfully requests that members of our community who do not hold a Disability Parking Permit, refrain from parking in those car park spaces set aside for people with disabilities. There are a number of members of our community who rely on access to these spaces, and on a number of occasions in recent weeks, cars have been parked in those spaces, without displaying the necessary pass. Thank you in advance for the consideration we show to all members of our community.

Cyber Safety Parent/Carer Information Night Sacred Heart College will be hosting a ThinkUKnow presentation on Thursday 11 June 2015 at 7pm in the Music & Performance Centre at Sacred Heart College Middle School. All parents and carers of students from the Middle School and Senior School are encouraged to attend. This will be a fantastic opportunity for you to learn more about how young people have fun online, how you can help them to stay in control on the net, and how to report a problem.

The presentation, which will last for an hour with half plus an hour at the end for questions, is tailored for the adult audience and we ask that young people are not present. Topics covered include how young people are using technology to have fun, online grooming, cyber-bullying, inappropriate content and eSecurity. The purpose of this presentation is to raise awareness of the issues facing young people online including:

Technologies and apps popular with children and young people;

Privacy management;

Scams, fraud and identity theft;

Online grooming;

Sexting;

Cyber-bullying;

Reputation management;

Where to go if things go wrong;

Steps to improve cyber safety and security. ThinkUKnow is centred on three key areas: how youth use and enjoy technology, the challenges they may be exposed to, and how to prevent and report when things go wrong. The presentation will discuss the popular applications used by young people, the risks they may be exposed to and how to minimise these risks, and finally where to report problems. The parents, carers and teachers’ session includes short videos and real life case studies. Take home resources on the issues outlined above will also be provided and can be downloaded from the ThinkUKnow

website, www.thinkuknow.org.au . For more information, you can visit the ThinkUKnow Australia website at www.thinkuknow.org.au or contact Joe Millemaci by email at jmillemaci@shcms.sa.edu.au

We look forward to seeing you all at the presentation.

Joe Millemaci Director of Students ThinkUKnow is an internet safety initiative which aims to raise awareness of the issues which young people face online and whilst using mobile phones. It is a partnership between the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Microsoft Australia, and is now proudly supported by ninemsn and Datacom.

http://www.thinkuknow.org.au/http://www.thinkuknow.org.au/mailto:jmillemaci@shcms.sa.edu.au

Tri-Schools Uniform Shop Located at the rear of Sacred Heart College Senior School, Scarborough Street, Somerton Park. MasterCard, Visa Card and EFTPOS available. Direct telephone (08) 8350 2586.

Second-hand uniforms. Neat, current uniforms are accepted for re-sale during shop hours. All submissions MUST BE RECENTLY laundered.

Term 2 Trading Times Tuesday 1:00pm - 6:00pm Wednesday 8:00am - 12 noon Thursday 1:00pm - 6:00pm

MIDDLE SCHOOL

From the Head of the Middle School As you read this I will returning from the Year 9 Camp to the Bendleby Ranges and I thought I would take this opportunity to sincerely thank the staff and volunteers who have helped plan, organise and supervise both this camp and the Year 7 Camp (Canberra/Mittagong.) Huge amounts of time and effort goes into getting these events up and running - I know we will all be looking forward to a few creature comforts on Friday evening!

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those parents and carers who responded to the recent Parent/Carer Feedback Survey, see summary below. There were four significant findings from the survey that will help shape how we move forward and after camp I will organise a forum for interested parents/carers to attend.

Parent Survey Feedback

The majority of parents felt that there were opportunities to engage with the school mainly through sport, the canteen and chapel masses. It was also very clear that work commitments were the greatest factor in inhibiting further involvement in the school.

There were some parents who felt there should be opportunities made available in areas outside of sport and the canteen. Other parents, particularly those new to the school would like to see more social events to help the formation of creating new friends and meeting a wider group of parents.

Many parents felt that they could contribute to the life of the school sharing expertise and experience in areas such as: IT, History, Counselling, Fitness, Medicine, Sport Science, Numeracy, Education, Fundraising, Nursing, Jewellery Making, Music and Finance.

In relation to the needs that parents would like addressed or further support with, the following were the most evident:

(a) Resilience and personal growth (b) Boys and boys’ learning styles (c) ICT and the use of Chromebooks and Google

Kind regards

Tim Mullin Head of Middle School

MacBeth: Undone by Bell Shakespeare On Thursday 21 May the Year 9 students had the chance to view a Bell Shakespeare production called Macbeth: Undone. In English this term we have been Learning about Shakespeare and why his works are still relevant to us today. One of the important things we have focused on is the fact that Shakespeare’s plays were meant to be viewed through performance, not read. Macbeth Undone allowed us to see exactly what this meant. The performance was funny, sad, thrilling and surprising. We saw how using simple props, expression, tone and body language can help add meaning to the story. The play was a great experience for all and provided an engaging learning opportunity to further our understanding of the works of William Shakespeare.

Luke Dimech Year 9 Student

Year 9s Teaching Italian at St Bernadette’s Primary School Over the past three weeks, our Year 9 students of Italian have taken on the role of Italian teacher at St Bernadette’s Primary School. Each week our students were expected to write a detailed teaching plan and create appropriate resources which they utilised to teach their topic to the Year 1 and Year 2 students. Presenting in pairs, the boys’ topics this term were:

Colours and Numbers to 100

Family Members

Body Parts

Farm and Zoo Animals Our boys represented the Middle School with pride, interacting with the younger students in a most professional and appropriate manner. The younger students clearly enjoyed their lessons and found them to be very interactive and entertaining. Deb Skewes Italian Teacher

Mindfulness In recent years, Mindfulness Meditation has surged in popularity for use in the treatment of stress, resilience, anxiety, depression and other physical and mental illnesses. Highly regarded institutions such as UCLA, Harvard, Oxford, Monash and Melbourne Universities have developed clinical studies into the positive impacts of Mindfulness Meditation. Mindfulness is about training yourself to pay attention to the here and now. When a person is mindful, they focus on the present moment, try not to think about anything that went on in the past or that might be coming up in future and purposefully concentrate on what’s happening around them. When you are mindful, it:

helps clear your head

helps you be more aware of yourself, your body and the environment

helps to slow down your thoughts

slows down your nervous system

helps you to concentrate

helps you relax

can help you cope with stress Mindfulness is something that everyone can develop, and it’s something that everyone can try. You can increase your mindfulness in everyday life, through activities like meditation, prayer and yoga. Simply slowing down and paying more attention to your senses and your immediate environment and taking the time to smell the roses are excellent ways to become more mindful and start to reap the benefits to your physical and mental health. See more at the smiling mind website or au.reachout.com/what-is-mindfulness Chris Egan Student Counsellor

http://smilingmind.com.au/blog/http://au.reachout.com/what-is-mindfulnesshttp://au.reachout.com/what-is-mindfulness

You are invited to join us for this special event on

Thursday 25 June at 5:30pm in the

Middle School Music Performance Centre

Also showcasing learning from the Arts, Languages and Technology

Light refreshments will be provided

You are also invited to join us in the Middle School Music Performance Centre:

Drums, 24 June 4pm and 5:30pm

Canteen Roster June Thursday 4 Pam Billich Katherine Mead Friday 5 Vicki Komotho Lucy Beckwith Tess O’Flaherty

Monday 8 PUBLIC HOLIDAY Tuesday 9 Kelly Thompson Anna Garcia Kylie Bullock Wednesday 10 Sue Gillard Shelley Druce

Thursday 11 Emma Martin Sharon Keltont Friday 12 Whole School Mass

Monday 15 Rebecca Keain Carmel Hill Tuesday 16 Christine Newberry Amanda Tidswell

Wednesday 17 Virginia Taylor Anna Caruso

Hours: 10:30 am - 1:30 pm (approximately) Many thanks for your generous offers of help. While it is very important you attend on your rostered days, if because of sickness or some other cause, you cannot attend I would appreciate you trying to arrange a substitute yourself. However, if this is not possible, please ring Robyn Flowers, Canteen Manager at the Middle School on 8275 5929.

SENIOR SCHOOL

Red Caravel Day On the 21 May, the Year 10 Rowers from Sacred Heart’s REMAR team went to the year’s Red Caravel Day. The overnight stay was a fantastic experience for all and a chance to learn, bond and have a lot of fun.

Faith, Community, Leadership, Ministry and Quiz Night! “The Caravel is now starting to ‘Sail away from Mediocrity’. Siobhan “Caravel Day brought us closer, while teaching us more about our faith and ministry.” Emily

“The prayer session on the first day was really interesting.” Olivia

“Caravel Day strengthened our bond as a caravel.” Emily

“It got me closer to the caravel and made the bond between us a little stronger with each activity.” Danielle

“Being with my caravel reminded me how comfortable everybody feels with each other in our caravel, like one big happy family.” Paulina

“At Caravel Day I learnt that leaders aren't always the loud ones; that we all lead in our own ways.” Siobhan

“You do not have to be the loudest person to lead.” Paulina

“I learnt that without followers there can be no leaders and that we are all leaders in our own way.” Olivia

“I learnt that we need to take part in helping the world become a better place. Sadly, we cannot change the world, but we can help create a ‘ripple’.” Ellen

“Singing and dancing.” Ellen

“Dressing up for the quiz night.” Jenny

“The dance party in the quiz night.” Paulina

“The quiz night was really fun.” Olivia

“The quiz night.” Chloe

“Definitely the quiz night!” Tianna

“Trivia night.” Karl

Tax File Number (TFN) Applications The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) no longer offers opportunities to apply for a TFN through the College. There is a new system in place where students simply log on to the ATO website and complete the relevant form on-line. Students will also need to book in an appointment with a local (participating) Post Office to submit the form and relevant identification documents. Completed instructions have been emailed to all Senior School students. Marisa Favilla Head of Humanities and Social Sciences

Q & A with the Hon Malcolm Turnbull MP

On Thursday the 21st of May, Amy Whelan and I had the pleasure of representing the College at Q & A session with the Federal Minister for Communications, The Hon Malcolm Turnbull MP and the Federal Member for Hindmarsh, Matt Williams MP, held at Immanuel College. Both Amy and I were able to gain some interesting knowledge from the Minister which we will be able to apply to our study of the Australian Legal System. Chelsea Davis Year 12 Student

Teen’s Flair for Fashion Pays Off Year 11 Student Jesse Romeo has launched his own clothing line at just 16 years of age. What started as a hobby has become a fully-fledged business for Jesse, who launched label Remacy Clothing last month. Jesse has always enjoyed fashion but never considered having his own label until friends started asking him to make them clothes. Jesse’s clothes are already being sold in two shops, as well as online. Remacy Clothing will also feature in a fashion parade for agency RAW. The range comprises printed tees, singles and hats, but Jesse says the sky is the limit. He is even considering introducing a line for children down the track. Jesse’s mother, Julie Romeo, says her is very proud of her son. “He has sold about 40 tops in the last month, which is a great achievement,” she says. Article by Elisabeth Champion for the Guardian Messenger, Wednesday May 20, 2015

eLearning News Welcome to the third eLearning news article for 2015. In this edition we look at some tips and tricks when using YouTube. Have you ever wanted to quickly skip to the middle of a video? Or have you been half way through and want to quickly jump back to the start? Tip: By using the numbers on a key pad you can move to various places throughout a YouTube video use - 0 for the start, 5 for the middle and 9 for the end. Do you ever find it hard to understand some of the talking in a YouTube video? Tip: Turn on the subtitle feature by going into the setting of the video, see below: Click on the setting gear wheel to turn the subtitles on Do you know how to speed up or slow down a YouTube video? Tip: Go to the setting gear wheel and adjust the speed to be from a quarter of the original speed to up to twice as fast, see below: Do you sometimes want to share only a certain part of a video but this may be 2 minutes into a 3 or 4 minute video? Tip: At the end of the URL type in the following: #t=0m19s … adding this ending to the URL will take the YouTube video straight to the 19 second mark #t=1m20s … adding this ending to the URL will take the YouTube video straight to the 1 minute 20 second mark Bernadette Thorpe eLearning Coordinator

Semester 1 Examinations Timetable The timetable for the end of semester exams in Week 8 (June 15–18) is included in this newsletter. Students were emailed this timetable on May 7 along with the rules and requirements for exams. It is important that students familiarise themselves with these rules. Electronic equipment is not permitted in exam rooms so students should be aware that this includes mobile phones and smart watches! Should any students have more than one exam scheduled at the same time, they should contact Ms Jessica Caruana to adjust their timetable. Year 11 students doing Year 12 subjects should make their Year 12 workshop the priority and again see Jessica Caruana to reschedule exams if there is a clash. Most exams commence at either 9am or 1:30pm however there are exceptions for Year 10 Science and Maths and all English exams. Students are advised to check the timetable carefully. Year 10 students will have lessons as normal on Monday June 15. Exams for Year 10 students commence on Tuesday June 16. Karen Bailey Director of Teaching and Learning

Examinations Timetable - Semester 1, 2015 Years 10 & 11 Sacred Heart College Senior Date 9 am 1:30 pm

Monday June 15

Stage 1 Accounting [1 ½ hrs] Hall Stage 1 Ancient Studies [1 ½ hrs] Hall Stage 1 Economics [1 ½ hrs] Hall Stage 1 Geography [1 ½ hrs] Hall Stage 1 Tourism [1 ½ hrs] Hall

Stage 1 English [1 ½hrs] Rm 201, 202, 206, 207, 208 3 sittings: 11:30am - 1pm 1:15pm – 2:45pm 3pm – 4:30pm See below for class locations

Tuesday June 16

Stage 1 History [2 hrs] Gym Stage 1 Maths Studies 3 [2 hrs] Gym Stage 1 Specialist Maths 3 [2 hrs] Gym Year 10 Science [1 ½ hrs] Hall See below for class locations

Stage 1 Chemistry [2 hrs] Gym Stage 1 Psychology [1 ½ hrs] Gym 11am: Year 10 Science [1 ½ hrs] Hall See below for class locations

Wednesday June 17

Stage 1 Maths Applications [1 ½ hrs] Hall Stage 1 Maths Studies 1 [2 hrs] Gym Stage 1 Specialist Maths 1 [2 hrs] Gym Year 10 English [1 hr] Rm 201, 202, 206, 207, 208 3 sittings: 9am - 10am 10:15am – 11:15am 11:30am – 12:30pm See below for class locations

Stage 1 Biology [2 hrs] Hall Stage 1 Italian [2 hrs] Hall Stage 1 Japanese [2 hrs] Hall Stage 1 Music Advanced [1 ½ hrs] Br Joseph Rm

Thursday June 18

Stage 1 Physical Education [1 ½ hrs] Gym Year 10 Maths Methods [1 ½ hrs] Hall

Stage 1 Legal Studies [2 hrs] Hall Stage 1 Physics [2 hrs] Hall 11am: Year 10 General Maths [1 ½ hrs] Hall Year 10 Specialist Maths [1 ½ hrs] Hall

Stage 1 English Monday 15 June 11.30am - 1pm 1EN1C1 (Kelly - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Rm 201 1EN1D2 (Adolphi) Rm 206 1EN1G2 (Von Bujdoss - Mon1, Tue2, Thu4) Rm 207 1EN1E3 (Bousfield - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Rm 208 1EN1L6 (McKeough - Mon3, Thu1, Fri4) Rm 208

Stage 1 English Monday 15 June 1.15 - 2.45pm 1EN1B1 (Eaton) Rm 201 1EN1A1 (McLeod - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Rm 202 1EN1F4 (Kelly - Tue4, Wed2, Fri1) Rm 206 1EN1H5 (McLeod - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 207 Stage 1 English Monday 15 June 3.00 - 4.30pm 1EN1J5 (McKeough - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 201 1EN1N6 (Bogatec) Rm 202 1EN1I5 (Bousfield - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 206 1EN1K5 (Von Bujdoss - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 207 1EN1M6 (Jeloscek) Rm 208

Year 10 Science Tuesday 16 June 9am SC1A1 (Iwanowitsch) Hall SC1D2 (Barry - Mon1, Tue2, Thu4) Hall SC1E2 (Robinson - Mon1, Tue2, Thu4) Hall SC1F6 (Savage) Hall SC1G3 (Beal - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Hall SC1H3 (Barry - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Hall SC1M6 (Bosman - Mon3, Thu1, Fri4) Hall SC1N6 (Manning - Mon3, Thu1, Fri4) Hall

Year 10 Science Tuesday 16 June 11am SC1B1 (Robinson - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Hall SC1C1 (Beal - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Hall SC1I4 (Bosman - Tue4, Wed2, Fri1) Hall SC1J4 (Barry - Tue4, Wed2, Fri1) Hall SC1K5 (Manning - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Hall SC1L5 (Bosman - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Hall SC1O6 (Vessali) Hall

Year 10 English Wednesday 17 June 9am - 10am EN1G3 (Kelly - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Rm 201 EN1I4 (H McLeod) Rm 202 EN1K5 (Byrne - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 206 EN1A1 (V Von Bujdoss) Rm 207 EN1M6 (Byrne - Mon3, Thu1, Fri4) Rm 208 Year 10 English Wednesday 17 June 10.15am - 11.15am EN1N6 (Kelly - Mon3, Thu1, Fri4) Rm 201 EN1L5 (Cvorkov - Tue3, Wed4, Fri2) Rm 202 EN1B1 (A Von Bujdoss - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Rm 206 EN1C1 (Cvorkov - Tue1, Thu2, Fri3) Rm 207 EN1J4 (B McLeod - Tue4, Wed2, Fri1) Rm 208

Year 10 English Wednesday 17 June 11.30am - 12.30pm EN1H3 (B McLeod - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Rm 201 EN1F3 (A Von Bujdoss - Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Rm 202 EN1D2 (Kelly - Mon1, Tue2, Thu4) Rm 206 EN1E3 (Jeloscek) Rm 207

Year 12 Workshops There will be significant variation in lesson structure for Year 12 students in Week 8 of this term (June 15-18). Year 12 lessons will happen as normal on Monday June 15 with the regular noon dismissal. However, the format for lessons on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will be dramatically different, with each subject being allocated a significant block of time for a workshop. The workshops will occur as follows:

Tuesday June 16 8:30am-12:30pm: Line 4 (usually Tue4, Wed2, Fri1) 1pm-3:40pm: Line 2 (usually Mon1, Tue2, Thu4) Wednesday June 17 8:30am-12:30pm: Line 1 (usually Tues1, Thu2, Fri3) 1pm-3:40pm: Line 3 (usually Mon2, Wed1, Thu3) Thursday June 18 8:30am-12:30pm: Line 5 (usually Tues3, Wed4, Fri2)

Each day there will be a 20 minute recess break from 10:40-11am and lunch break from 12:30-1pm. Research Project classes will NOT be running workshops as most students will be finished the requirements of this subject by this time. Students are not required to attend school for the line where their Research Project class is scheduled. The library will be available should students wish to access this resource during that time. Please note that Friday is a student-free day. The library will also be open on this day for students to utilise. I will contact all Year 12 VET students prior to Week 8 to ensure that their VET placement does not significantly impact their attendance at workshops. Year 11 students doing Year 12 subjects should make the workshop attendance the priority and in the event that this clashes with scheduled exams, should book a catch-up exam. Students have been emailed these details also. The workshops provide a great opportunity for focus and consolidation of learning experiences for each subject. Students and teachers will have a large block of time facilitating significant work completion with limited interruption. There is also the added bonus that this format provides significant non-contact time for Year 12 students to move forward with workshop tasks on Thursday and Friday. Students also gain additional time with their teachers for the subjects they would have missed due to the student-free day Friday. Karen Bailey Director of Teaching & Learning

Careers Expo Wednesday 1 July, 6:00-7:30pm at the Debourg Performing Arts Centre at the Senior School. Middle school parents/carers and students are most welcome. Come along and speak to representatives about further study and career pathways:

Tertiary Study

Traineeship and Apprenticeship Information

Gap Year and Exchange Information

Industry Information Prue Wilkosz Pathway’s Coordinator

Boy’s Sport FOOTBALL 1st XVIII (A Goodrich/B Quist) 16/05/15 - SHC 12.8 def ROSTREVOR 10.10 (J Yates and J Brind 3 goals, B Moroney 2, J Noble, J Koster, X Redden, A Martini 1 each) 23/05/15 - SHC 20.11 def ST PETERS 7.6 (L Hayes, J Yates - 4 each, J Brind 3, B Moroney, J Koster - 2 each, A Jackson, A Ferraro, J Kluske, J McKay - 1 each 2nd XVIII (G Hutton/ R Gill) 16/05/15 - SHC 17.17 def ROSTREVOR 5.3 23/05/15 - SHC 22.15 def ST PETERS 3.3 3rd XVIII (C Hromin/P Manning) 16/05/15 - SHC 24.15 def ROSTREVOR 2.4 23/05/15 - SHC 8.8 def by ST IGNATIUS 1st XVIII 16.12 4th XVIII (J Rouse/J Dam) 16/05/15 - No Game due to EXEAT 23/05/15 - SHC 9.5 def by ROSTREVOR 3rds 13.9 10A (A Grundy) 16/05/15 - SHC 1 - 10.10 def SHC 2 - 5.9 (Yates 3, Morgan J Rowe 2 each, Mather, Lovelock, Hayes 1 each) 23/05/15 - SHC 13.3 def ROSTREVOR 6.9 (Yates 6, McGrath and Rowe 2 each, Morgan, Mather, Lovelock 1 each) 10A (J Redden) 16/05/15 - SHC 2 - 5.9 def by SHC 1 - 10.10 23/05/15 - SHC 3.14 def by PAC 8.8 10 B (A Hurley/ Langridge) 16/05/15 - No Game due to EXEAT 23/05/15 - SHC 4.5 def by ST MICHAELS 28.12 SOCCER 1st XI (M Boers/K Harrison) 20/05/15 - SHC def by St Michael’s 4-0 27/05/15 - SHC def by Gleeson 1-0 OPEN B - SHC 1 (Peter/Pat) 16/05/15 - SHC drew with ST JOHNS GRAMMAR - 2 all - Scorers: H Nelson and N Bennett 23/05/15 - SHC def by IMMANUEL 2-0 OPEN B - SHC 2 (Zak/Harry) 16/05/15 –SHC def IMMANUEL - 3-1 - Scorers: M Brown 2, A Georgeopopalis 1 23/05/15 - SHC def BLACKFRIARS - 2-1 - Scorers: M Brown, B Upton

10 A - Div 1 (Angus/Declan) 16/05/15 - SHC def by St Pauls 7-0 - Best Players: H Mcardell, S Shepherd, K Maass 23/05/15 - SHC def by ROSTREVOR 8-0 10 B - Div 2 (Joseph/Samir) 16/05/15 - No Game due to EXEAT BASKETBALL GROUP A (A Dighton/E Kulpinski-Minear) 16/05/15 - A Grade - No Game 16/05/15 - B Grade - No Game 16/05/15 - C Grade - No Game 23/05/15 - A Grade - 23/05//15 - B Grade - SHC def PULTENEY 36-20 23/05/15 - C Grade - SHC def PULTENEY 46-17 SENIOR D SHC Blue (A Dighton) 16/05/15 - No Game 23/05/15 - SHC def IMMANUEL 52-36 SHC White (R Aldridge) 16/05/15 - No Game 23/05/15 - SHC def NAZARETH 39-22 RUGBY RUGBY U 18 (J Grant) 20/05/15 - SHC drew with St Peters 17 points and 3 tries each 27/05/15 - SHC def CBC - 29 points 5 tries to 10 points 2 tries

Girl’s Sport NETBALL OPEN A1 - SHC1 16/05/15 SHC1 def Cabra1 41 - 24 23/05/15 SHC1 def St Michaels1 31 – 27 OPEN A2 - SHC2 (T.Campbell) 16/05/15 SHC2 def St Ignatius 47 - 7 23/05/15 SHC2 def St Michaels 33 – 28 OPEN A2 - SHC3 (E.Jordan) 16/05/15 SHC3 lost to Mercedes 24 - 25 23/05/15 SHC3 lost to SAC1 28 – 30 OPEN B - SHC4 (C.Parish) 16/05/15 SHC4 lost to Loreto2 15 - 24 23/05/15 SHC4 def SHC6 28 – 17 OPEN B - SHC5 (Kramm) 16/05/15 SHC5 def Cabra3 24 - 11 23/05/15 SHC5 lost to Loreto2 10 – 27 OPEN B - SHC6 (Lucas&Ross) 16/05/15 SHC6 lost to Marryatville1 18 - 36 23/05/15 SHC6 lost to SHC4 17 – 28 OPEN C - SHC7 (Wilkins) 16/05/15 SHC7 lost to St Michaels 21 - 27 23/05/15 OPEN C - SHC8 (Grant) 16/05/15 SHC8 drew with Mercedes5 19 - 19 23/05/15 OPEN C - SHC9 (Walkington) 16/05/15 SHC9 lost to St Ignatius3 14 - 22 23/05/15 SHC9 def Mercedes5 22 – 21 10A - SHC1 (M.Nichols) 16/05/15 SHC1 lost to Loreto1 24 - 32 23/05/15 SHC1 def Nazareth1 49 - 6 10B - SHC2 (G. Hutton) 16/05/15 SHC2 def Mary Mackillop2 32 - 16 23/05/15 SHC2 def SHC4 33 – 12 10B - SHC3 (M.Ogden)

16/05/15 SHC3 def SAC2 31 - 16 23/05/15 SHC3 def Mary Mackillop 34 - 26 10B - SHC4 (K.Martin) 16/05/15 SHC4 def Mary Mackillop3 20 - 17 23/05/15 SHC4 lost to SHC2 12 – 33 HOCKEY Open B 16/05/15 BYE 23/05/15 SHC lost to Loreto 2 – 4 SOCCER OPEN B - SHC1 16/05/15 SHC1 def Mary Mackillop 3 - 0 23/05/15 SHC1 lost to Marryatville1 1 -2 OPEN B - SHC2 16/05/15 SHC2 drew with Marryatville1 0 - 0 23/05/15 SHC2 drew with NMHS 1 -1

COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

Host Families Needed for Japanese Students Kogakuin Junior High School will be joining SHC Middle School for their English Study Program. Twelve boys (aged 14–15 years) will be arriving from Japan on Friday 24 July then departing Monday 10 August, 2015. If you would like to home-stay a student for this short period please contact Lynne Gainer on 0418 852 554 or email ocec@tpg.com.au A payment will be made to cover hosting expenses.

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Entertainment Books Entertainment™ Memberships are available for purchase from both campuses of Sacred Heart College. Priced at $65, Entertainment™ Memberships have hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1 offers for restaurants, cafés, movies, attractions, hotels, shopping, accommodation and travel. You have the choice of purchasing the Entertainment Book Membership with gold card and vouchers OR the Digital Membership (for your Apple or Android device). The Digital Membership allows you to show your phone to redeem offers as well as search for businesses and keep track of your savings (and can be shared with up to 3 phones). For more information about Entertainment™ Memberships, click on this link. Should you wish to purchase an Entertainment Book or Digital Membership, you can order and pay online using your credit card. Offers for digital memberships and book collection will be available from late April/early May. Offers expire June 1 2016. To purchase from the Middle School click on this link. Books will be sent home with Middle School students as required, or may be purchased from the front office 9am–4pm, Monday to Friday. For enquiries please contact Elizabeth or Julie on 8276 7877. To purchase from the Senior School, the payment page address is: https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/1601s50. Books can be sent home with Senior School students or collected from College Reception - choose the option you prefer when purchasing. For enquiries please contact Karen via email at Karen.Bailey@shcs.sa.edu.au

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AFS Student Exchange has Scholarships! AFS Intercultural Programs, an International High School Student Exchange Organisation are excited to announce the release of over 35 full and partial scholarships open for students across Australia to experience the world as an exchange student. Year 9, 10 and 11 students now have an opportunity to have their high school student exchange paid for with an AFS scholarship. AFS is keen to let young people interested in doing student exchanges know they have a variety of scholarships students can apply for that will help them make their dreams of travelling overseas come true. Scholarships range from partial support, to full scholarships and interested students can contact Jason at AFS 1300 131 736 or email aus.scholarships@afs.org to find out more information about how to apply.

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Volunteer Today and Contribute to your Community Vinnies is opening a brand new shop at South Rd, St Marys, in July 2015, and is now eagerly recruiting volunteers. If you:

LOVE meeting new people and making new friends

have a FRIENDLY, POSITIVE attitude

have time available to CONTRIBUTE to your local community

ENJOY fashion, merchandising and customer service

find that you have SPARE TIME during the day

would like to become a VOLUNTEER for one of SA’s leading charities We’d love to hear from you. Come be a part of our exciting new venture and help those in your community. To find out more: Please call Vinnies on 8112 8711 Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 4:30pm or email your contact details to volunteering@svdpsa.org.au Vinnies is a Special Work of the St Vincent de Paul Society (SA) Inc

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The Southern Cross

The June Edition of The Southern Cross is now available online.

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