The Star

A Catholic School committed to the Lasallian Vision of Education

T E R M 1 W E E K 8 – 2 0 M A R C H 2 0 1 5 – I S S U E 8 / 1 5

Dear St Michael’s Community

PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS AND PORTFOLIO CONFERENCE EVENINGS Thank you to all parents involved in the Parent Teacher interviews and Portfolio Conference Evenings across both campuses recently. Unprecedented numbers of parents were involved this year, a significant indicator of the value placed upon partnership in achieving outstanding student outcomes. I would also like to particularly acknowledge the commitment of the St Michael’s College staff in ensuring these opportunities occurred. Not only was the format shifted somewhat this term, but the evenings also fall at a particularly busy time in the school calendar. Whilst past feedback has led us to successfully increase access for parents, it would be fair to say that issues of format and timing of reporting in general must continue to be discussed and reviewed, particularly with parents having increased access to student data through our Learning Management System, SEQTA. I would continue to encourage secondary campus parents to regularly login to the Parent Portal (CONEQTP) to keep up to date with your child’s upcoming and marked assessments, as well as their subject programs. The portal can be accessed through the front page of the College website.

NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION AGAINST BULLYING AND VIOLENCE This Friday 20 March is the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence. It is an opportunity for students, teachers, parents (see article next page) and the community as a whole to take a stand together against bullying and violence. This annual day provides a focus for schools like St Michael’s to strengthen the everyday message that bullying and violence at school is not okay at any time. The notion of ‘let’s stand together’ puts a focus on the role of bystanders. As outlined on the “Bullying. No Way!” website, most bullying situations include 'bystanders' - other people who watch or are nearby at the time the bullying takes place. How

bystanders act when they see bullying serves to either endorse or challenge the behaviour. While the role of bystanders in bullying is complex and the appropriate way to intervene is different for each situation and for every student, it is important for them to know that they can make a positive difference. As we all know, a bully will not very often be willing to operate in isolation! Bullying behaviour seriously undermines the Lasallian ethos of building community through the development of positive relationships. As such, St Michael’s College is committed to acting on any incidents of bullying we become aware of. Bullying occurs when, typically, someone is deliberately and repeatedly hurt by another person or group. It can be psychological, emotional or physical in nature and can take a number of forms, including verbal, physical, cyber, racial, sexual or social. Everyone has a right to be free from bullying and as such, all members of the College community have a responsibility to work against bullying and seek to stop it. If you are bullied, or you know someone who is being bullied, please report it.

In addition to the ongoing Pastoral Program focus on building positive relationships and anti–bullying, numerous other activities run throughout the year supporting the themes of the National Day of Action. While parents responded resoundingly that “My child feels safe at SMC” in our 2014 Parent Survey, it is still important that we continue to work together to maintain this. If you would like more information on the National Day of Action, please visit http://bullyingnoway.gov.au/national-day/index.html. Live Jesus in our Hearts!

John Foley Principal

SECONDARY CAMPUS | 15 Mitton Avenue Henley Beach SA 5022 | T 8356 5966 | F 8356 1092

PRIMARY CAMPUS | 78 East Avenue Beverley SA 5009 | T 8346 6548 | F 8346 9449

STUDENT ABSENTEE/LATE ARRIVAL LINES: | Primary: 8150 2397 | Secondary: 8150 2323

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CALENDAR

TERM 1

(Subject to change) MARCH

21 Yr 4 Reconciliation

22 Family Mass 9am (P)

24-27 Business Week (S)

26 College Tours 4:00pm-6:00pm (P & S)

Yr 4 Reconciliation

SAPSASA Metro Swim Championship (P)

College Tours 4-6:00pm (P&S)

27 Mission Action Day (P&S)

APRIL

1 Street Smart Presentation (R-2)

2 Holy Thursday

Student Early Dismissal 12:55pm (S)

Student Early Dismissal 12:40pm (P)

SACSSGSA Athletics Carnival

3 GOOD FRIDAY

6 EASTER MONDAY

7 SSSA Athletic Championships (S)

8 SAPSASA Cross Country Trials (P)

9 Assembly JP

10 Classes Conclude

Early Dismissal

Secondary - 1:05pm

Primary - 12:40pm

STUDENT ABSENCE LINES PRIMARY: 8150 2397

SECONDARY: 8150 2323

MASS Parents and parishioners are warmly

invited to attend Mass at either Campus each week during school time.

Please do not hesitate to contact the College with any queries.

PRIMARY: Thursday at 9:00am SECONDARY: Wednesday 9:00am

60TH ANNIVERSARY WHOLE

COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPH In celebration of the College’s Jubilee year, a photograph was taken of all students and staff. This photograph is available for purchase by families as a memento.

The 60th Anniversary photograph (actual size 74cm x 30 cm) can be viewed and purchased ‘online’ by visiting the website of Academy School Photography & Production.

http://ios.academyphoto.com.au SHOOT KEY: MANC644T

Follow the instructions to order and the photograph will be delivered to the College for collection.

REST IN PEACE

Mrs Isabella Condello Grandmother of Michael Gerace 10MO and Anthony Gerace 6EL

Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her.

May her soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Amen

THE FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC SCHOOL PARENT

COMMUNITIES

Friday 20 March is the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence.

The National Day of Action provides a focus for schools and the wider school community to strengthen their everyday messages against bullying and violence. There is a very informative website for parents and carers which provides information about bullying, harassment, discrimination and violence in schools. This can be found at: http://www.bullyingnoway.gov.au/parents/index.html It’s well worth the look – let’s take a stand together.

MISSION ACTION DAY 2015

Friday 27 March is MAD! On this day, the College will experience one of the most significant days on the St Michael’s College calendar for 2015 – MISSION ACTION DAY.

MAD provides an opportunity for our Lasallian community to raise money for our brothers and sisters who live in impoverished conditions. As we know together, as a combined Primary and Secondary College, we can make a huge difference to the lives of others.

Thank you to all staff, students and their families for supporting Mission Action Day.

Whatever activity we are doing this year, let’s not forget the true purpose of Mission Action Day. Let us enjoy the day but, at the same time, give our best effort to support the less privileged.

Mr Matthew Williams – Director of Pastoral Administration & Mr Kym Clark – Director Lasallian Mission

MAD - SCHOOL BUSES Parents and students are advised that:

There will be no buses to and from Beverley on this day. Morning buses to Henley will be running as usual.

All students will be dismissed at 12:15 pm from the Henley Campus.

Only two buses ‘659’ and ‘660’ will be operating and picking up from the Henley Campus.

Please note: the ‘659’ does not run ‘express’ but services all stops along the route.

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ADDRESS 26/2/2015 BY THE HON PAUL CAICA Following his visit to the College and attendance at the Academic Assembly in February, the Hon Paul Caica, Member of Colton, addressed the House of Assembly, praising the achievements of the St Michael’s Class of 2014. A copy of the address is printed below. Visit this link for further information. https://hansardpublic.parliament.sa.gov.au/Pages/HansardResult.aspx#/docid/HANSARD-11-18987

The Hon. P. CAICA (Colton) (15:41): Thank you, Deputy Speaker. As you would certainly be a witness, I often speak about the outstanding schools in my electorate, and I am blessed that I have so many outstanding schools in the district of Colton. Today, I want to talk about St Michael's College. I was lucky enough the other day to attend, on 11 February, their academic assembly and it fell into several categories. One category was the recognition of students of the highest achievement in a subject, based on the SACE achievement score, a recognition of the outstanding academic achievement which is awarded to those students who achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission Ranking (ATAR) of 95 or higher and/or an A grade in all subjects studied. It also recognised those students who achieved merit certificates awarded by the SACE Board. I am pleased to report that there were 20 of these certificates awarded to 17 of the St Michael's students. On any fair assessment, this has been an outstanding result for the class of 2014. Each year I am amazed and proud of the performance of the college and its students. Interestingly, too - and I know you will be very pleased to hear this, Deputy Speaker - of the year 12 students there was a 100 per cent success rate for all those year 12 students who undertook SACE last year. Those in attendance were treated to a spectacular assembly, which included a performance by the St Michael's College Big Band One. You, Deputy Speaker, would have enjoyed their swing/jazz rendition of Getaway. I congratulate the student musicians who took part and, of course, the director, Mr Tim Donovan, who again can be very proud of his student musicians. I was sitting alongside the principal, Mr Foley, and I saw a trombone solo by a very tall person in the band. I said, 'Gee, that gentleman certainly looks a bit older than the rest of the students. He must have been here a while.' The principal said that the 17 years that he has spent in year 12 have been his best years. Actually, it was a teacher and he did a great job. I commend his performance as well as those students. What I want to do is read out the names of those students who were presented in the outstanding academic achievement category and their ATAR scores. I recognise Jake Gazettas, 92.9 with five As; Rachelle Moses, 94 with five As; Chantelle Bardadyn, 94.05; 95.9 for Thomas Reichstein with five As; 95.95 for Felicia Spadavecchia; 96.05 for Lucy Tweed with five As, 96.2 for Scarlett Parker; 96.35 for Hannah Schwarz with five As; 96.35 for Alicia Cardone; 96.6 for Ermiony Andrushenko and 96.95 for Concetta Spadavecchia with five As. Also, there was 97.15 for Nancy Azzollini, five As; 97.35 for Adam Watts; 97.35 for Daniel Settimio, with five As; 97.35 for Alessandra Gorcilov, with five As; 97.6 for Julian Millevoi, with five As; 97.65 for Lauren Bottin, with five As; 98.05 for Michael Ucci, with five As; 98.3 for Sonya Lorenzoni, five As; 99.15 for Sabrina Sghirripa, five As; 99.25 for Chelsea Fortuna, five As; 99.4 for Eleanor Day, five As; 99.6 for Luke Butcher; and 99.7 for Adam Swan, with five As. These are outstanding performances by those students. I also want to recognise all St Michael's students who conducted themselves last year in year 12 because, whilst we are recognising those who achieved outstanding academic excellence, we know that all students put in the best they can, and we should also recognise their contribution, which, of course, the college has done, and I do here again today. It is a school that encourages all those students to strive to be the best they can be, and I know that St Michael's students continue to strive to be the best that they can be. I thank St Michael's for the contribution they make to our community. I thank them for what they do for the students in producing young people who are going to be great outstanding citizens of this state, this country and this world. As we all know, the child who knows how to read and write will be capable of anything.

The DEPUTY SPEAKER: Hear, hear! The member for Mitchell.

PRIMARY CAMPUS

MASS Parents are cordially invited to attend Mass which is celebrated weekly on Thursdays at 9:00am in the Beverley Chapel.

MAD 2015 - MISSION ACTION DAY ~ FRIDAY 27 MARCH Please note this important date in your diary. Activity details for students will be confirmed shortly.

FAMILY MASS Please note that the first Family Mass for 2015 is Sunday 22 March at 9:00am in the Beverley Chapel. To assist us with planning please RSVP by emailing smcprimary@smc.sa.edu.au.

Mr Kym Clark, Director Lasallian Mission

SWIMMING CARNIVALS Students representing St Michael’s College have attended the Catholic Swimming Carnival and also the SAPSASA Western District Trials. The Catholic Carnival was held at the Burnside Pool on March 16. We were competing in Division 2 and the boys put in a great performance resulting in a third place overall out of 9 other Schools. The Under 10 swimmers, Tyler Richards 4DB (pictured left), Emerson Simone 4MB, Will Martin 5PA, and William Ashton 4MB claimed the U10 award with Tyler also winning the U10 Age Champion. The swimmers competing at the Western SAPSASA Carnival held at Immanuel College were vying for selection in the Western Team. Congratulations to Samuel Kelly 7AZ, Nathan Daly 7AD, Tyler Richards 4DB, and Will Larven 6EL, who were selected in the team to compete at the Metro Championships on Thursday 26 March at the Marion Aquatic Centre.

Mr Lachlan Bartlett, Primary Co-curricular Coordinator

SECONDARY CAMPUS

YEAR 12 SCHOOL TIES The Year 12 ties are now available for purchase from the Bookroom Senior Campus. The Bookroom is open between 8:00am-4:00pm weekdays except Wednesdays. School Ties are $22.00 each. Cash payments can only be accepted at the Bookroom. Credit Card/EFTPOS payments can be made through the Administration Office and ties can then be collected from the Bookroom using the receipt as proof of purchase.

Mrs Rogers, Bookroom

TAX FILE NUMBER CHANGES The process for obtaining a Tax File Number for students has changed. Application forms are no longer available from the College. Students must now apply for a TFN online and have their identity verified through an interview at a participating Australia Post office. Applying online is the fastest and most convenient way for students to get a TFN. More information on applying online can be found at ato.gov.au.

MUSIC NEWS “The Gen Connection”– at The Gov – Wednesday 8 April, 7:00pm This year “The Gen Connection” is on again! St Michael’s College, St Mary’s College and Blackfriars College join forces to bring you an

amazing night full of talented Big Band and choral music from our three Catholic schools. This year, performing from SMC will be Big Band 2, Big Band 1, our College Choir and the all new Senior Vocal Jazz group! We encourage you to come and bring as many family and friends as you can muster to show your support. All money raised on the night goes towards reducing all schools/parents costs for the upcoming “Generations in Jazz” trip to Mount Gambier in May. All details about booking a table and tickets for the night are on the poster displayed in this edition of The Star. Please note, an extra rehearsal for all four of our ensembles will be held this Friday in the Music Centre. Can you help with Raffle Prizes? An important part of our fundraising is the big raffle we hold on the night. If you own a small business, or know of someone who may be able to help us with some donations for prizes in the raffle, please advise Mrs Pauline Cutt or Mr Tim Donovan in the Music Office. We thank you sincerely in advance of your support.

Mr Tim Donovan, Director of Music

REHEARSAL SCHEDULE 2015 Co-curricular Music Ensemble rehearsal times have been finalised for the remainder of 2015. With the increase in ensembles this year and some of the complexities involved, it has taken some time to finalise rehearsals. Please find attached the rehearsal schedule below.

CONCERT BAND Of particular note is the Concert Band rehearsal at 8.00 until 9.05 on Tuesday Mornings. All students who play wind instruments in Years 9 to 12, and any Year 8’s who feel ready, will be in the concert band from this year. This band is a wind-based large ensemble, and it is anticipated that this year the band will have over 50 students. Students can sign-in to school through the Music Office. Any questions relating to this band or the rehearsal schedule can be directed to Mr Donovan or Mrs. Cutt in the music office.

Mr Tim Donovan, Director of Music

COLLEGE LEADERS Lily Schubert – College Leader A quote I often use and remember: You make your own luck. Favourite Holiday Destination: Anywhere along the coast. Occupation I would love to undertake: Nutritionist. My favourite TV Program/s is: Adventuretime.

I have a pet dog whose name is: Dolce. One word that describes being Lasallian: Community. Greatest Sporting Achievement: Won Year 10 Cross Country. In the future I hope: Everyone will find happiness.

Josh Smith – College Leader As a Captain I aim to: Lead effectively. The thing that I do that I am the proudest of: Swimming. One word that describes being Lasallian: Service. A quote I often use and remember: You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. One chore I don’t like doing is: Washing dishes. Occupation I would like to undertake: Anaesthetist. Leadership means to me: To set a good example for the people around me.

HOUSE CAPTAIN PROFILES ~ MUTIEN Aidan Manning As a child, something that I was very proud of: Going to America with my family because it was the first time I went overseas. My favourite Band/s: Queen, Red Hot Chilli Peppers. I have a pet dog: Whose name is Chino. One chore I don’t like doing: Making my bed. Words that describe my personality: Funny, Nice, Easygoing, Relaxed.

Georgia Noll The best thing I did over the holidays: Catching up with friends. My favourite song is: I love all songs. I have a pet dog: Whose name is Theodore. My favourite book is: The Hunger Games. Words which best describe my personality are: Bubbly, determined, capable, resilient and loud. As a child I was proud: Learning how to ride my bike without training wheels.

OLD SCHOLARS

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Michael (Mick) Harley ~ Class of 1956

I was one of the original 29 students at St Michael’s College, Beverley, in 1954 and I was the only non

Catholic in the school. I converted to Catholicism four years after leaving school when I was 18. As with any new establishment, the property at Beverley was a wasteland of weeds and trees. The oval was only half the size it ought to have been and was a mass of marshmallow weeds which were kept

down by the students and by the use of an old agricultural implement, the scythe, wielded by the ‘junior’ Brothers. I left school in 1956 and joined the PMG (Postmaster General’s Department – now Australia Post) delivering telegrams. I progressed through the ranks with Australia Post to Sales Executive and

Postmaster at various Post Offices.

After leaving school I joined the Findon YCW where I became President and it was there that I met Shirley McLeavey who was the Girls President who became my wife in 1967. We have 2 adult children, Tammy and

Shane, and a foster son Robert. Shane was also a St Michael’s student and is now in the Australian Airforce serving in the Middle East. In 1958 I started the Findon Skid Kids which is the sport of bicycle speedway and is still going strong to this day. www.cyclespeedway.asn.au The Skid Kids is famous for its Trick Riding Display Team where the members perform various stunts on pushbikes which includes the World Famous Fire Jump. In 1979 I was awarded Father of the Year for South Australia and in 2000, Citizen of the Year for the City of Charles Sturt and Citizen of the Year for South Australia. In 2001 I was proud to receive an Order of Australia Medal. In 2006 I was elected as Councillor for the Beverley Ward in the City of Charles Sturt and was re-elected in 2010 and 2014. I left Australia Post in 1994 after 37 years and joined Commander Communications selling telephone and other systems before finally retiring in 2014 at the age of 72.

STUDENT SERVICES

Please be aware that many of these articles have extra information that can be accessed on the Student Services Intranet page: http://intranet/secondary/student_services/latest_news/current.pdf#\

YEAR 12 CAREER APPOINTMENTS

We hope that all our Year 12 students come and make an individual appointment with either of the Career Counsellors, Ms Coorey or Mr Vizaniaris, before the end of Term 2. It is good to set some general goals, have an ATAR to aim for and find out about options. Students aiming for employment in 2016 can begin fine-tuning resumes and letters expressing interest in employment. In many cases this may necessitate an extra block of Work Experience to add depth to a resume. So the sooner we can see these students in appointments, the sooner we can begin this process. Even if students have no idea what they want to do in 2016 we would value time with them. We leave it up to students to make the appointment so they have the responsibility. During Term 3 Student Services has an additional focus with Year 10 & Year 11 Subject Selection coming in to the mix, hence we set aside time for Year 12 students in particular in Terms 1 and 2

ENTRY TO MEDICINE, DENTISTRY & THE UMAT 2016 We will be having a lunch time meeting on Thursday 26 March in the Library Seminar Room for students who wish to know more about entry to Medicine and Dentistry. At this session we will outline the need for interested Year 12 students to register for the UMAT by the deadline of June 5 2015. Students should bring their lunch and arrive promptly. Students who are unable to attend should email Ms Coorey as soon as possible. I would like an email in particular from Year 12 students interested in Medicine and Dentistry so I can forward on any extra information. Interested students from all year levels are welcome at the meeting.

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT Students interested in learning more about careers in International Tourism & Hotel Management etc may wish to attend the lunch time session presented by the ICHM representative, Tessa Rochford. It will be on Wednesday 1 April at lunch time in the Library Seminar Room. The presentation is very informative, inspiring students to think outside the square in terms of careers in Business and Hospitality. ICHM is a world renowned Swiss Hotel school located here in SA and graduates have won jobs in many of the leading hotel chains around the world. They offer an opportunity for a livein week experience to interested students who wish to investigate further http://www.ichm.edu.au/__files/f/3716/ICHM_Career_Week_Brochure__Application_Form_2015.pdf and extensive scholarships are on offer as well. See: http://www.ichm.edu.au/

HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES SA Writers Centre Teen Writing BootCamp: https://sawriters.org.au/event-registration/?ee=175 Carclew Creative Arts Workshops: https://carclew.com.au/Program/explore-arts#tab188 CDW School of Visual Effects & Entertainment Design: http://www.cdwstudios.com/holiday-workshops/

ENTREPRENEURSHIP WORKSHOP Introducing entrepreneurship to teenagers, BO$$ camp is being held at the University of South Australia on 16-17 April 2015, 9.00 am – 5.00 pm each day. Hear from inspiring speakers, work with amazing mentors, connect with entrepreneurs and most importantly have fun. There is a huge prize pool worth thousands of dollars too! So how can you get tickets? Well if you make a quick video saying why you want to come and email it to scott@bosscamp.com.au then you and a friend could go for free thanks to our generous

sponsor BDO. If you’d prefer to go straight to the tickets, a set number have been heavily discounted from $197 each to $37 each, again due to the support of sponsors like the City of Adelaide, City of Salisbury, Adelaide Business Hub and the City of Onkaparinga. Here is the link to register: http://bosscamp.com.au/registernow/ and enter the following relevant promo code: Port and Western Adelaide: adelaidebusinesshub and, you can still get a discount of $100 off by entering the wfbp promo code. Tell your friends, parents, principals and teachers and make sure you don’t miss out as this experience will change your life. For further information go to www.bosscamp.com.au

Mr Kevin Woolford VET Coordinator, Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris, Careers

CONGRATULATIONS TO …

Charlee Hodges who was a member of the winning South Australian U/21 Netball team which recently played in QLD. Old scholar Maddi Turner (2003) played alongside Charlee, taking out MVP and a place in the U/21 Australian side.

If your son or daughter has been selected into a sporting representative team or has sporting achievements that you would like to share with the SMC community please email

kate.didyk@smc.sa.edu.au or jordan.young@smc.sa.edu.au

CO-CURRICULAR NEWS

UNIFORMS Please ensure you visit Sports Centre at 142 Port Road, Hindmarsh, to purchase the correct uniform for your son/daughter. Further information is available via the website: www.sportscentre.com.au or http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2850/co_curricular_website.pdf.

VENUES/TIMETABLES Please follow the link http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/news-information/current-sports-fixtures to access times and venues (no password required!). Details

have also been emailed to students

Mr Jordan Young, Secondary Boys Co-curricular Coordinator & Ms Kate Didyk, Secondary Girls Co-Curricular Coordinator

CO-CURRICULAR RESULTS

PRIMARY

CRICKET

PRIMARY A SMC 8/94 v RC 4/162; Batting: Foley 20, Mullins 18, Hoy 14*; Bowling: Foley 1, Nikoleaff 1, Hoy 1, Mousley 1

YEAR 4-6 SMC 2/85 v PEM 5/43; Batting: Fiacchi 9; Bowling: White 1, Fiacchi 1, Cox 1, Dwyer 1

TENNIS

PRIMARY A SMC1 8 v CBC3 0; Doubles: K Robin/G Encheff 6-0, J Choimes/J Eustice 6-0, V D'Angelo/M Verbi 6-2 Singles: K Robin 6-2, G Encheff 6-0, N Roussianos

6-1, J Choimes 6-0, C Conlon-Brown 4-3

BOYS

BADMINTON

SENIORS SMC 7 v SPC 3; Doubles: J Nguyen/C Selby 21-8, 21-12; A De Dominicis/A Marchesan 14-21, 11-21; M Eason/K. Pena 21-19, 21-10; M Fox/K Cao

14-21, 14-21; Singles: J Nguyen 21-11, 21-13; C Selby 25-27, 21-19, 8-21; A De Dominicis 21-19, 22-20; A Marchesan 12-21, 22-24; M Eason

21-13, 21-13; K Pena 21-16, 21-17; K Cao 9-21, 7-21

MIDDLE SMC 22 V SHCM 6

CRICKET

FIRST XI: SMC 127 v PAC 3/182; H Sibley 49, Zunic 23; Carey 2/12

SECOND XI: SMC 71 V CC 204

9A SMC 9/108 v CBC 138; Batting: R Nikoleaff 26, L Dunlop 35

9B SMC 8/61 v SPC 108; Bowling: D Engelhardt 3/13, Manthan Gohel 2/1; Batting: L Ridley 34 no.

8A SMC 122 v PEM 67; Bowling: J Critchley 5/11, N Kyriacou ½, B Winston 1/5, Neil 1/12, S Liambis 1/2

8B SMC 9/79 v PEM 5/77; Batting: O Taras 13, J. Simpson 12. Bowling: M Plunkett L Adrain L Surace A Sharma 1 wkt each

TENNIS

DRIVE (SAT) SMC 2 v SIC 7; Doubles: May/Pratt 4-6, Johnston/Mittiga 4-6, Mei/Stewart 6-7; Singles: C May 5-7, B Pratt 7-5, R Johnston 6-1, L Mittiga 1-6, J

Mei 6-7, J Stewart 4-6

SENIOR A SMC 7 v PEM 2; L Iannazzone/S Cannata 4-6, J Smith/M Hambly 6-2, C Lambert/J Paladino 6-2; Singles: L Iannazzone 6-3, J Smith 7-6, M Hambly 6-3, S Cannata 2-6, C Lambert 7-5, J Paladino 6-3

MIDDLE GOLD SMC 2 v SPSC 7; Doubles: J Pillion/G Weber 6-2, S Fortuna/K Zikos 5-7, B McCullough/C Minchenberg 1-6; Singles: G Weber 6-2, J Pillion 5-7, S

Fortuna 0-6, K Zikos 4-6, B McCullough 2-6, C Michenburg 106

MIDDLE BLUE SMC 2 v SHCM 10; Doubles: O Harrison/J Featherby 5-7, T Henderson/A Brennan 3-6, F Ciampa/I Simac 5-7, J Parmenter/J Nedosyko 6-1; Singles:

O Harrison 0-6, J Featherby 3-6, T Henderson 4-6, A Brennan 1-6, I Simac 6-4, F Ciampa 5-7, J Parmenter 3-6, J Nedosyko 0-6

VOLLEBALL

SENIOR BYE

MIDDLE SMC 3 v AHS 0; 25-9, 25-16, 25-18.

WATER POLO

SENIOR SMC 4 v SIC 10

GIRLS

BASKETBALL

SENIOR B MHS VS SMC 53 - 7

JUNIOR A/B SAC VS SMC 37-32

TOUCH FOOTBALL

SENIOR B SMC VS UHS 4-4

SENIOR C STMC VS SMC 9-2

VOLLEYBALL

JUNIOR C BLUE SDC VS SMC 4-1

JUNIOR B RED SAC VS SMC 2-2

WATER POLO

JUNIOR B/C SMC VS SEY 7-4

COMMUNITY NEWS

INTERESTING READING:

LIVING CATHOLIC: http://www.adelaide.catholic.org.au/news-and-events/living-catholic/e-newsletter AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICS MAGAZINE: http://www.australiancatholics.com.au/ YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS: To view the latest copy of Youth Ministry News, visit: http://www.cathyouthadelaide.org.au/ CESA NEWS: http://cesa.webtemplate.com.au/sites/3189/__newsletter/642/376f1dd89bacd37f5b2a7d1ea485f7ee/newsletter SOUTHERN CROSS NEWSPAPER: Go to www.thesoutherncross.org.au to view the latest issue of The Southern Cross.

COLLEGE INFORMATION

SCHOOL IMMUNISATION DATES 2015 All Year 8 students will be offered:

1 dose of Varicella (chicken pox) vaccine 3 dose course of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) 1 dose of combined Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis (Boostrix)

Visit 1 Thursday 28 May 2015 Year 8 HPV (1) and Varicella Visit 2 Thursday 30 July 2015 Year 8 HPV (2) and Boostrix Visit 3 Thursday 26 November Year 8 HPV (3) UNIFORMS: DOBSONS UNIFORM SHOP 1 Lawrie Street, Henley Beach 8150 2306 http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/uniform/where-to-buy-our-uniform Parents are advised that blazers need to be ordered by the end of February along with girls winter skirts and that size 4 Rain jackets for reception students are now available. Normal Trading Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ~ 8:00am – 4:15pm Please contact Mary or Margaret on 8150 2306 to arrange an appointment. SPORTS CENTRE SCHOOL WEAR For supplies of co-curricular uniforms. 142 Port Road, Hindmarsh www.sportscentre.com.au http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2850/co_curricular_website.pdf SECOND HAND UNIFORMS: ONLINE SELLING & BUYING Please refer to the College website for information relating to the sale of second hand uniform items. For further assistance telephone: 8346 3411 http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/uniform/where-to-buy-our-uniform STUDENT TRANSPORT SCHOOL BUS SERVICE CHANGES

PRIMARY: http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2772/St%20Michaels%20College%20Beverly.pdf SECONDARY: http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2773/St%20Michaels%20College%20Senior.pdf ADELAIDE METRO BUS ROUTES & TIMETABLES https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/Announcements/Service-updates/NEW-Bus-and-tram-timetables 286 Henley Beach to City 287 Henley Beach to City 288 West Lakes Centre Interchange to City H22 Henley Beach South to Wattle Park H32 Henley Beach South to City GRANGE TRAIN http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/routes/GRNG