CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 8 Term 2

College Newsletter Week 8 Term 2 Friday 20 June 2014

Today’s boys...tomorrow’s gentlemen

CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 8 Term 2

From the PrincipalAboriginal Reconciliation and CBC

In 2014, the official celebration of

NAIDOC Week will take place between

6 to 13 July across the country. It provides

the opportunity to celebrate Aboriginal

and Torres Strait Islander cultures and

to recognise the contributions that

Indigenous Australians make to our

country and our society. Because that

week falls during the school holidays in

WA, our College has elected to provide an

early acknowledgement.

On Monday we conducted our NAIDOC

assembly and sought to focus the

attention of all students and staff on our

obligation to promote social cohesion

between Aboriginal people and the wider

Australian community. A special guest

at our assembly was Mr Neville Collard

who spoke about the local history of

Aboriginal people. Mr Collard returned

to the College today to conduct a

programme for all Year 7 students where

they were engaged with local Noongar

elders on topics as diverse as stone axe

making, Aboriginal art and the stolen

generation. The coming days will also

include reciprocal visits between our

students and some of those from Clontarf

Aboriginal College.

Perhaps our most ambitious attempt to

promote reconciliation begins next week

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Front page: Celebrating NAIDOC Week,

Mr Neville Collard assists in handing out the

jackets to the boys who will be travelling to

the remote communities of Kirirrkurra and

Parnngurr during the holidays

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when two separate groups of senior

students commence a period of time with

the Kiwirrkurra and Parnngurr Aboriginal

Communities in the Kimberleys. We wish

these boys and the accompanying staff

a most educative experience and look

forward to the benefits of their learning

on their return.

At CBC Fremantle we seek to be a

community which is inclusive and in

which all members are reconciled with

each other. Everyone is welcome to be

a part of our school and, within this

environment, our boys are taught that

difference is something to be respected

and celebrated. Unfortunately, this

is not always evident in our broader

society. Many people lack the will or the

confidence to believe that meaningful

reconciliation with the original inhabitants

of this land is achievable. I thank you as

always for the support you offer in each of

your homes in advocating a contrary view.

It is hoped that the modelling which is

provided by our school community and

in your homes may offer inspiration and

suggest possibilities for society in general.

It is further hoped that the individual and

specific experiences of our boys while

at school will inspire them to be positive

agents for change. This is critical work in

ensuring that our College fully embraces

and reflects the EREA touchstone of

Justice and Solidarity.

Mr Shaun Kenny

Principal

“At CBC Fremantle we seek to be a community which is inclusive and in which all members are reconciled with each other.”

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In the Newsroom this week

16 June 2014NAIDOC Week

NAIDOC Week at CBC Fremantle started with a special assembly with special guest, Noongar

elder, Mr Neville Collard, and continued with activities throughout the week designed to

highlight the culture, history and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Read more...

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CalendarWeek 9 Term 2 2014

Monday 23 JuneICT Week

Tuesday 24 June Years 11/12 P&L ParliamentYear 8 Rugby CarnivalYear 9 Youth Lit Day

Wednesday 25 JuneYear 10 Rugby Carnival

Thursday 26 JuneMass 8.15am (Rice 5, 6 & 7)Hockey ChallengeYear 10 Youth Lit Day

Friday 27 JuneHouse Athletics CarnivalAEP Maths & English Mining Expo ExcursionYears 11/12 Youth Lit Day

Put these dates in your diary...

1, 2 and 3 JulyLord of the FliesCollege Drama productionTickets on sale now www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

College InformationCBC City to Surf

It’s time to start training for the Chevron City to Surf, which is on 31 August. Join in a

training schedule with members of your CBC community to encourage your commitment

to this fantastic event and raise your fitness level.

Beginners training group: Tuesday and Thursday at 4.40pm

All levels: Wednesday 5.30am, Friday 5.15am and Sunday 6.30am

Everyone welcome! All enquiries can be directed to Sally Northeast at

sallyn@cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au.

Year 9 Rite Journey

Mr Hunter’s Rite Journey class are challenging themselves to try and collect clothes and

items that may be needed for the homeless in Fremantle this upcoming winter.

If you have any unwanted clothes, or anything that would be of use, it will be greatly

appreciated. We are hoping to get as many items as we can to help the wider community,

some items may include, jackets, jumpers or any warm material, socks, shoes, sleeping

bags, swags, old shirts and beanies would be greatly appreciated.

By doing one selfless act, it could change someone’s life or even save it.

There will be some boys who will come around each Mentor to collect items or if you

want to hand them into the PE Office there will be boxes available.

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On Friday, CBC Fremantle’s Junior

Hockey team narrowly missed the

Ross Meadow Cup final by only

one goal.

Led by Captains Henry Rogerson

and Harry Golding, the team went

undefeated in their three pool

games, beating Bunbury Cathedral

Grammar 3-nil, St Mark’s 1-0 and

Melville Senior High School 4-0.

After the pool round the team

moved into the second phase of the

carnival where they played the other

winners of the two other pools.

Their first game in this Super Match group

was against hockey specialist school,

Como Senior High. In the 20 minute game

the team shared about 50 percent of the

play, but lost 2-0. The second goal, which

later proved to be very costly, was scored

with only five seconds to go in the match.

CBC’s second game in the Super Match

group quickly became an outright semi-

final as Como Senior High beat John XXIII

College in the other game by one goal.

This meant that CBC Fremantle needed to

beat JTC as a draw would not allow them

to progress to the final on goal difference.

The CBC Fremantle team controlled most

of the 20 minute game but could not get

any clear shots on goal because the JTC

team flooded all 11 players back in to

their defensive 25. At the end of fulltime

the score was locked at 0-0 which meant

JTC progressed to the final to play the

eventual winners, Como.

CBC’s team was a mixture of Years 7 to

9 students with experienced players Nic

De Luca, Harry Golding, Finlay Martin,

Henry Rogerson and Tom Moulin leading

by example all day. Golding’s outstanding

Ross Meadow Hockey Cup

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talent was recognised by the umpires

and organisers and he received the Trent

Mitton medal for Best Player at the

carnival.

Ms Shayni Nelson

Hockey Coach

Ross Meadow Cup Year 7-9 Team – Friday 13th June

NAME POSITION YEAR

Tom Moulin Goalkeeper Year 9

Nicholas De Luca Defender Year 9

Alex Winner Defender Year 8

Finlay Martin Half back Year 9

Henry Rogerson Half back Year 9

Josh Hardbottle Half back Year 8

Harry Golding Midfield Year 9

Mitchell Pace Striker Year 8

Jacob Hosking Striker Year 9

Bradley Dowie Midfield Year 7

Daniel Page Striker Year 7

Liam Page Midfield Year 7

Tim Bockman Striker Year 8

Jasper Miller Halfback/Wing Year 7

Dylan Mulcahy Midfielder Year 7

Ari Brierley Figueiredo Halfback Year 8

Indy Greget O’Dea Wing/Halfback Year 7

Shaun Ferreira Wing Year 8

Tom Richards Wing Year 7

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Week 8 Term 2Team Day / Time Venue

Year 8 Rugby Carnival Wednesday 8am - 3.15pm McGillivray Oval, Mt Claremont

1st XVIII Football Wednesday 4.00pm - 5.30pm East Fremantle Oval

Year 10 Rugby Carnival Thursday 8am - 3.15pm McGillivray Oval, Mt Claremont

Senior Hockey Carnival Thursday 8.30am - 3.15pm State Hockey Centre, Bentley

Athletics Carnival Friday 8am - 3.30pm State Athletics Centre

Year 7 Football Training Friday 3.20pm - 4.15pm Fremantle Oval

Sport Fixtures

Year 8/9 v Kelmscott

Jazz at t e Club

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Jazz at t e ClubSunday 22 JUNE 2014 from 4-7pm

South Fremantle Football ClubFremantle Oval, Parry Street, Fremantle

Cost $10 Adults, $5 school age childrenFamily rate $30 (2 adults + up to 4 children)

Drinks available from bar, BYO nibblesTICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

Come prepared for the raffle and auction...

• Crown Metropol Resort 2 night stay luxury package at the, valued at $1100 donated by Advanced Electrical Equipment Pty Ltd

• West Coast HiFi voucher valued at $1000 donated by CNW Pty Ltd Electrical and Data Supplies

• Wethepeople Bike valued at $600 donated by The Electrical Distributors Group

All welcome, bring the whole family. All funds raised are used to support the Music programme at CBC.

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1, 2 and 3 July 2014 at 7pm CBC Fremantle | Arts Learning Area

Tickets $5 child/$10 adult/$20 family at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

BY WILLIAM GOLDING ADAPTED BY NIGEL WILLIAMSPRODUCED BY ROSALBA JEFFREYS

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1, 2 and 3 July 2014 at 7pm CBC Fremantle | Arts Learning Area

Tickets $5 child/$10 adult/$20 family at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au

The Parent Auxiliary is again running the

‘Mums Raising Teenage Boys” seminars

which have been very successful for the

last two years.

Mums Raising Teenage Boys

Monday 4 August, 6.30pm – 9.00pm

Cost: $10.00

However well-prepared mothers are

logically, the emotional response to

having a boy is often still, “Wow! This is

unknown territory”. It is true that for

many mothers, the idea of raising a son

carries its own set of worries.

As the primary female role model in a

boy’s life, mothers play an important role

Mums raising teenage boysin the development of their son’s identity

including their ability to be nurturing.

This in turn affects how they relate to

others, particularly to girls and women.

Mums Raising Boys In A Solo Parent Or Fly In, Fly Out Family

Tuesday 5 August, 6.00pm – 8.30pm.

Cost: $10.00

When your partner is regularly away or

when you are a solo parent different

family life challenges can result. Often

there are specific emotional and practical

difficulties to manage such as feeling

isolated or lonely, or not having a partner

available to deal with discipline and other

parenting issues. This seminar explores

parenting teenage boys from a more

‘solo’ perspective and gives mums useful

and supportive strategies to help them

meet challenges more effectively.

The cost of each event is $10 with the

College again supporting both evenings.

Places are limited to 25 mums per

workshop. To secure your place,

book online at the College website

www.cbcfremantle.com.au. The link is

under Quick Links on the left hand side.

Parent Auxiliary

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It is the policy of CBC Fremantle to distribute information when requested regarding community activities and details about educational programmes. This does not imply that CBC endorses these activities or the information. Please provide information in an unformatted Word document to enquiries@CBCFremantle.wa.edu.au. Submissions will be accepted at the discretion of CBC Fremantle.

Community Notices

July Holiday WACE Revision

Subject revision, high quality, small group classes with specialist WACE teachers. Enrol online to attend Rossmoyne SHS, Churchlands

SHS and Perth Modern School at www.academictaskforce.com.au. Or enrol online to attend UWA or Corpus Christi College at

www.academicassociates.com.au. Or call 9314 9500 or email learn@academictaskforce.com for further information.

Master Mind Australia – Academic Pathways

July Revision Programme for study skills, essay writing and subject revision for all students in Years 10, 11 and 12.

This revision programme aims to prepare students for Term 3 and Mock Exams.

Courses will be conducted at: Christ Church Grammar School, Hale School, All Saints’ College and Willetton Senior High School

Early Bird enrolment discount applies if received before 22 June, 2014.

For further information on these programs contact Dr Robert Hallam at Master Mind Australia on 9486 1377

www.mastermindaustralia.com.au

Tennis coaching @ the Melville Tennis Centre

School Holiday Clinics available and Term 3 lessons for kids and adults.

Call Glen 0433 340 646 or email glen@poptennis.com.au

www.poptennis.com.au

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What does the Universe Story teach us about community?

Explore the Josephite Spiritual Homeland and discover the different pathways that give expression to the call to Religious Life.

An invitation to young women and men … A time of reflection, sharing, prayer and companionship.

When: 5.00pm to 8.00pm Thursday 10th July 2014

Where: Mary MacKillop Center, 16 York Street, South Perth

RSVP: Alma Cabassi rsj: cabassi@gmail.com, 0419 044 136 or Leonie Mayne rsj: 0437 120 337