IMCC Newsletter 28 Friday, 8th September 2017

Art Camp

On Wednesday, 30th August to Friday, 1st September our ATAR Visual Arts classes, along with the Year 10 Specialist Art students, spent three days extending their skills and creating numerous works as part of our annual Art Camp. The camp was held at Point Walter and began with students setting up their own studio area in the main hall. Each day had a different focus and sought to grow their ability in different painting and drawing mediums, in addition to developing ideas for their final studio work. Year 12 students worked across sculpture, painting and drawing to complete works that focussed on their interpretation of ‘consumed’, with the majority of students working late into the night. Year 11 students looked to artists for inspiration and developed a range of media tests to inspire their final work based on ‘identity’. Meanwhile the Year 10 students learnt about portraiture through participating in several workshops. The work produced on this camp was of a high level and a culmination of what would normally be achieved in a few weeks of class time. Some of the works from camp will be on display at the Creations Exhibition, which opens on Tuesday, 12th September at 6.00pm in the Paul Rafter Centre.

Parish Weekend Mass Times

Clarkson Parish St Andrew’s Catholic Church Parish Priest: Fr. Robert Carrillo Tel: 9407 7512 Email: standrewsclarkson@gmail.com Saturday 8.00am, 6.00pm (Vigil). Sunday 7.30am, 9.00am, 5.30pm.

Yanchep Parish Parish Priest: Fr. Augustine Puthota. Tel: 9561 2172 Saturday 6.00pm (Vigil) at Yanchep Community Centre. Sunday 8.00am Guilderton Community Hall. Sunday 9.45am, 33 Gingin Road, Lancelin.

Ocean Reef Parish St Simon Peter Catholic Church Parish Priest: Fr. Dariusz Krzysztalowicz Tel: 9300 4885 Email: stsimon@westnet.com.au Saturday 6.00pm (Vigil). Sunday 8.00am, 10.00am, 5.00pm.

Creations Exhibition 2017 Mrs Amy Richardson Head of Visual Arts

Confirmation Retreat On Tuesday, 5th September, nine students from Years 7-12 attended a Confirmation Retreat at Bramston Park, Burns Beach. The Retreat was run by 24:7 School Ministry, who run engaging retreat and reflection days for students in Years 7-8, with a focus on the objectives of the Religious Education program taught within West Australian schools. 24:7 School Ministry has been rapidly expanding since it started in 2011, and has ministered to thousands of students in this time. The students thoroughly enjoyed the day, and their Sacramental knowledge was extended through the inspiring youth ministry leaders from 24:7.

Sacrament of Confirmation On Sunday, 10th September at the 9.00am and 11.30am Masses at St Andrew’s Parish Clarkson, nine students will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. Our thoughts and prayers are with them for this exciting event. For students interested in receiving a Sacrament in 2018, please see Mr Swindells or Ms Christie. Ms Francesca Christie Campus Ministry Team

Dance AASCF Cheer and Dance Competition On 1st and 2nd September, The Hurricanes, Elite Dance Team and Twisters competed at the AASCF Cheer and Dance Competition held at HBF Arena. We are extremely proud and happy with our performances.

Congratulations to all students who participated at the competition. We received the following outstanding placings:

• Elite Dance Team: 2nd place

• Twisters: 2nd place

• Hurricanes: 3rd place

We are looking forward to our final competition this weekend. 2017 Cheerleading Events Aussie Gold Cheer and Dance ATC: 9th September, 2017, at HBF Stadium. Dance Night: 20th September, 7.00pm, at Peter Moyes Allan Shaw Centre. Eve Basson Hurricanes Cheer Captain

Catholic Performing Arts Festival Term 3 has been a busy time for all involved in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival. Students from dance, drama and music represented the College at many different locations and events across Perth to an extremely high standard. It was wonderful to see the talent not only from our experienced senior students, but from all involved, including some students who were performing on stage for the very first time. The progress that has been made over the years continues to impress me and I am very proud of all the hard work these students put into their area of expertise. Special thanks to the Performing Arts staff, Ms Brankstone, Ms Christie, Miss Harte and Mrs Richardson, for the extensive work they put into the Festival all year long. This year the categories for Awards changed to Outstanding Award, Excellence Award and Merit Award. Congratulations to the following students and groups who achieved Awards during the Festival:

Thank you again to all those involved, and to family and friends who supported the events throughout the Festival. Miss Kylie Malam Head of Performing Arts

‘Gift’ Sprint Exhibition At lunchtime on Tuesday, 5th September, we ran the first ever College ‘Gift’ Sprint event to showcase the ability of our Athletics team students. Our fastest sprinters from each age group competed in a 120m handicap race, with their starting distances measured from the times they ran at the College Interhouse 100m event. Congratulations to Germain Ilunga from Year 12, who made up a difference of 17.5m behind the furthest athlete, to win the boys event. In the girls’ race, Elissa Price started at 4.5m and was able to control the race from start to finish.

Outstanding Award

Ruby Convery (Guitar Solo) Jac Donnelly (Drum Solo) Alex Hardy (Guitar Solo) Miranda Haselden-Wood (Flute Solo) Charlotte Mullins (Flute Solo)

Excellence Award

Barbershop Ensemble Harrison Cook (Flute Solo) Mikiel McNamara (Saxophone Solo) Kya Moreno (Vocal Solo) Abby Rose (Clarinet Solo) Sophie Wilkinson (Vocal Solo) Lewis Wood (Trumpet Solo)

Merit Award

2108 Singers Flute Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Wind Ensemble Jasmine Back (Flute Solo) Katelyn Boorer (Saxophone Solo) Kallum Erikson (Trombone Solo) Lillian Hutchinson (Drum Solo) Zara Martin (Drama Solo) Jayda Neill (Saxophone Solo) Jasmine Turner (Vocal Solo)

Thank you to all our sprinters for being involved in the event - Justin Ly (Year 7), Emilio Estrella (Year 8), Josh Smith (Year 9), Germain Ilunga (Senior), Robyn Windeatt (Year 7), Elissa Price (Year 9) and Dixie Corcoran (Year 10). I look forward to the College ‘Gift’ developing in years to come.

ACC Athletics After weeks of training and competition, our athletics team will complete in the ACC ‘D Division’ Athletics carnival on Monday, 11th September at the WA State Athletics Stadium. I would like to thank all of our athletes who have contributed and shown commitment to training, as well as our coaches who have given up their time to assist the team - Mr Bright, Mr Summers, Mr Cowan, Mr Stefanoff, Ms Lewy, Ms Sunderland, Ms Billam, Mr Bryant, Mr Lubbe, Mr Carbone, Mrs Barrowclough, Ms Pearce and Mr Marshall. Thank you also to parents who have supported the team getting to training, coming along and helping where possible. I wish our team well for the day. The times for each event are as follows:

Mr Mat Davis Head of Sport

Event No. Time Gender Age Event Div

1 9:00 B Open Javelin 700g I

2 9:00 B U15 Shot Put 4kg II

3 9:00 B U15 Shot Put 4kg I

4 9:00 B U16 High Jump II

5 9:00 B U16 High Jump I

6 9:00 B Open High Jump II

7 9:00 B Open High Jump I

8 9:00 B U14 Discus 1kg II

9 9:00 B Open Javelin 700g II

10 9:00 G U13 Javelin I

11 9:00 B U16 Shot Put 4kg II

12 9:00 B U16 Shot Put 4kg I

13 9:00 G U14 Long Jump II

14 9:00 G U14 Long Jump I

15 9:00 B U15 Long Jump II

16 9:00 B U15 Long Jump I

17 9:00 G U16 Long Jump II

18 9:00 G U16 Long Jump I

19 9:00 G U13 Hurdles II

20 9:04 G U13 Hurdles I

21 9:05 G U13 1500m II

22 9:05 G U13 1500m I

23 9:08 B U13 Hurdles II

24 9:12 B U13 Hurdles I

25 9:13 B U13 1500m II

26 9:13 B U13 1500m I

27 9:16 G U14 Hurdles II

28 9:20 G U14 Hurdles I

29 9:21 G U14 1500m II

30 9:21 G U14 1500m I

31 9:24 B U14 Hurdles II

32 9:28 B U14 Hurdles I

33 9:29 B U14 1500m II

34 9:29 B U14 1500m I

35 9:30 B U14 Discus 1kg I

36 9:30 G U16 Discus 1kg II

37 9:30 G U13 Javelin 400g II

38 9:30 B U13 Shot Put 3kg II

39 9:30 B U13 Shot Put 3kg I

40 9:30 G U16 Discus I

41 9:32 G U15 Hurdles II

42 9:36 G U15 Hurdles I

43 9:37 G U15 1500m II

44 9:37 G U15 1500m I

45 9:40 G U16 Hurdles II

46 9:44 G U16 Hurdles I

47 9:45 B U15 1500m II

48 9:45 B U15 1500m I

49 9:45 G U14 Javelin 400g I

50 9:48 G Open Hurdles II

51 9:50 G U13 High Jump II

52 9:50 G U13 High Jump I

53 9:50 G Open High Jump II

54 9:50 G Open High Jump I

55 9:52 G Open Hurdles I

56 9:53 G U16 1500m II

57 9:53 G U16 1500m I

58 9:56 B U15 Hurdles II

59 10:00 B U15 Hurdles I

60 10:00 B U16 Javelin 700g I

61 10:00 B U15 Discus 1kg II

62 10:00 B U16 Javelin II

63 10:01 B U16 1500m II

64 10:01 B U16 1500m I

65 10:04 B U16 Hurdles II

66 10:08 B U16 Hurdles I

67 10:09 G Open 1500m II

68 10:09 G Open 1500m I

69 10:12 B Open Hurdles II

70 10:15 G U13 Shot Put 3kg II

71 10:15 G U13 Shot Put 3kg I

72 10:15 G U15 Discus 1kg I

73 10:15 B Open Shot Put 5kg II

74 10:15 B Open Shot Put 5kg I

75 10:15 G U15 Long Jump II

76 10:15 G U15 Long Jump I

77 10:15 B U14 Long Jump II

78 10:15 B U14 Long Jump I

79 10:15 B U13 Long Jump II

Soccer Academy Report The Junior Girls Soccer Team played in the Southern Suburbs Shield semi-final against Lynwood Senior High School on Tuesday, 5th September. Lynwood SHS are a soccer academy school with a long tradition of success across all age groups. Our girls got off to a great start when shortly after Lynwood kicked off, we won the ball in their defence, passed it through several players up the field, to score in the first minute of the game. We held the lead for only seven minutes as Lynwood hit back quickly to level at 1-1. Halfway through the first half, the girls again had a great build up and Nyandeng Dau scored from the edge of the box with a powerful shot to give us the lead 2-1. This time the lead only lasted 6 minutes as Lynwood equalised again and at half time, it was locked at 2-2. The second half was a real battle and physical affair, with players from both teams throwing themselves into the game to try to get the advantage. The game went from end to end and both teams had numerous challenges. With 10 minutes to go, Lynwood scored from a free kick to take the lead for the first time in the game. Our girls pushed forward and worked hard for the win but with a minute to go, Lynwood finished the game off with a goal to win 4-2. Congratulations to the Junior Girls Soccer Team on their amazing season. They made it to the last eight of the state in a very strong competition and their last 2 games resulted in two narrow losses. The Junior Girls have progressed further than any other team in the College this year and they should be very proud of their achievement. Well done to the Junior Girls. Mr Damian Stefanoff Soccer Academy Coordinator

Uniform Shop If you are able to assist in the Uniform Shop for any amount of time, please contact waite.lyn@imcc.wa.edu.au. No experience is necessary. The Uniform Shop is looking for volunteers at the following times: Tuesday, 12th September from 3.00pm-5.00pm Thursday, 14th September 8.00am-9.00am Tuesday, 19th September 2.30pm-4.00pm Thursday, 21st September 8.00am-9.00am Holiday Trading Hours Tuesday, 3rd October 8.30am-3.30pm Thursday, 5th October 8.30am-3.30pm First Trading Day of Term 4 Tuesday, 10th October from 8.00am-11.00am, and 12.00pm-4.00pm All students requiring a new blazer for next year, please place blazer orders by 19th September. AFL and Soccer Academy shorts, training tops and socks are available for purchase. Place orders for AFL and Soccer playing tops by the end of October for delivery next year. The Uniform Shop will be open for extended trading on Tuesday, 12th September, 12.00pm-5.00pm, for blazer orders for all new students in 2018 and for current students requiring a blazer for 2018. Orders for additional soccer and AFL uniform items may also be placed at this time. Please check sizing and fit of all summer uniform in readiness for Term 4. Students may purchase uniform items themselves at the Uniform Shop or collect an order form to take home. Uniform Shop Trading Hours Tuesday 12.00pm-4.00pm Thursday 8.00am-11.00am

The last date of trading for Term 3 is extended trading on Thursday, 21st September, 8.00am-1.30pm. Mrs Lyn Waite Uniform Shop Coordinator

St Andrew’s Parish News Mr Robert Marshall Principal