Volume 40 Term 3 Issue 12 Wednesday 13th August 2014

Dear Parents, Caregivers, Students, Staff and Friends of the College,

Feast of the Assumption

In Marist schools the Feast of the Assumption is a very significant event as it honours Mary's special

role in our faith story and Church.

“Mary's was a journey of faith, just like ours. Though schooled in the tradition of her people, she was

nevertheless astounded by the extraordinary intervention of God in her life. Though 'chosen from all

women', she knew the hardship of giving birth in an inhospitable place, far from home, and the life of

a refugee. There was dust on her feet.” (In The Footsteps of Marcellin Champagnat - In the Way of

Mary)

As we take the time and space to honour Mary we remember our Marist Motto:

All to Jesus through Mary; all to Mary for Jesus.

Marist Association of St Marcellin Champagnat

Earlier this week the staff of the College received a letter of invitation from our Provincial, Brother Jeff

Crowe. The invitation is to consider expressing an interest in joining the Marist Association of St

Marcellin Champagnat. This invitation is extended to the broader Sacred Heart community given that

many members of the Sacred Heart family have had extensive involvements with the Marist Brothers

and the College over many years. If you would like further information please refer to this website -

http://tinyurl.com/maristassociationinvitation or contact the College and we will get back in touch.

Br Jeff describes the group as having a common purpose and a wide spectrum of motivation. The

Association brings together those who are moved to answer the question, “What is the Spirit asking of

us Marists in today's Church and society in Australia?” So, if you would like a copy of the invitation

please do not hesitate to get in touch!

With best wishes,

Steve Byrne Principal

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Forthcoming Events: Term 3 Week 4

Wednesday 13 August

Assumption Mass @ 12:05 pm

Wednesday 13 August

Year 11 Parent SACE/Higher

Education Information Evening

@ 7:30 pm in the Br Stephen Debourg

Performing Arts Centre

Term 3 Week 5

Monday 18 August

Year 10 2015 Subject Selection Evening

(Marymount College) @ 7:00 pm in the

Br Stephen Debourg Performing Arts

Centre

Wednesday 20 August

Newman House Mass @ 12:45 pm

Wednesday 20 August

Year 10 2015 Subject Selection Evening

(SHCMS) @ 7:00 pm in the Br Stephen

Debourg Performing Arts Centre

Wednesday 20 August

SHCS P&F Meeting @ 7:00 pm

Thursday 21 August

Year 11 Reflection Day

Friday 22 August

Interim Reports Issued

Friday 22 August

Boarders Parent Teacher Interviews

2:00 pm until 4:00 pm

Friday 22 to Sunday 24 August

Kilmore Exchange

Term 3 Week 6

Monday 25 to Saturday 30 August

Remar Blue Solidarity – Port Augusta

Wednesday 27 August

MacKillop House Mass @ 12:45 pm

Wednesday 27 August

SHCS Paringa Newsletter #13

Thursday 28 August

SHCS Principal’s Tour @ 9:00 am

The Marist Corner

Scripture Reflection Friday, 15 Aug 2014: The Assumption of the Blessed

Virgin Mary

Mary set out and went as quickly as she could to a town in

the hill country of Judah. She went into Zechariah’s house and

greeted Elizabeth. Now as soon as Elizabeth heard Mary’s greeting,

the child leapt in her womb and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy

Spirit. She gave a loud cry and said, “Of all women you are the

most blessed, and blessed is the fruit of your womb. Why should I

be honoured with a visit from the mother of my Lord? For the

moment your greeting reached my ears, the child in my womb

leapt for joy. Yes, blessed is she who believed that the promise

made her by the Lord would be fulfilled.”

And Mary said:

“My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord

and my spirit exults in God my saviour;

because he has looked upon his lowly handmaid.

Yes, from this day forward all generations will call me

blessed,

for the Almighty has done great things for me.

Holy is his name,

and his mercy reaches from age to age for those who fear

him.

He has shown the power of his arm,

he has routed the proud of heart.

He has pulled down princes from their thrones and exalted

the lowly.

The hungry he has filled with good things, the rich sent

empty away.

He has come to the help of Israel his servant, mindful of his

mercy

– according to the promise he made to our ancestors –

of his mercy to Abraham and to his descendants for ever.”

Mary stayed with Elizabeth about three months and then

went back home.

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In the Western church this feast celebrates the assumption of Mary into heaven; in the East it

commemorates her dormition or her falling asleep. The readings invite us to reflect on the role that she

plays in the mystery of our redemption. Whatever we honour in Mary in some way points to her son.

Over the centuries devotion to Mary has been expressed in forms taken from the culture out of which it

developed. Sometimes she is pictured as a humble peasant girl. At other times she is depicted as a

queen robed in gold of Ophir who rules from heaven. Probably the most familiar pose is that of a

mother with her child. Perhaps the most dramatic of these themes is that of the celestial woman from

the vision found in the Book of Revelation. It is because of the cosmic significance of Jesus that this

tradition has been applied to Mary.

Though the first reading depicts a cosmic woman, the gospel reading characterises Mary as a simple

peasant woman intent on offering service to another. However, the words that are placed in her mouth

are words of prophetic challenge. She announces the great reversals of God’s good news. The greatness

of Mary is a reflection of the greatness of the Son of God whom she bore. He was the first fruits of

salvation. He was the victor who won the kingdom. Her part in this victory was to bring him to birth

and into maturity.

With thanks to Dianne Bergant © for the above reflection.

Used under licence from Creative Ministry Resources Pty Ltd

Franklin House Mass On the 6th August Franklin House celebrated their annual House Mass focused around the theme

‘People of Action’. Taking inspiration from Sr Trish Franklin’s recent visit and guest speaker Deng

Chuor who as a refugee has returned back to Southern Sudan to set up educational programs. Students

had time to reflect as a group on contributions that they can make to one another and the wider world.

Br Jordan Redden was also in attendance as Fr Rob Eagar celebrated the mass where all students

participated prayerfully and reverently.

Sarah Melhuish

Head of Franklin House

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Winter Sleepout Twenty-five students and two teachers spent a very cold winter’s night in the Sacred Heart College

Grandstand on Friday 1 August to gain an understanding of what life is like for the homeless around

Adelaide. Students were only entitled to use blankets donated by the community to keep warm – and

we were lucky to have such generous donations forthcoming! Thanks go to Tracy Smith for braving the

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cold to sleep out with the students and Rosemary Moten for help with organisation and for conducting

a very informative session on global poverty. Thanks also to Allied Pickfords for donating some cartons

– students were very grateful to have a box to sleep in on the night!

Daniel Head

Director of Marist Mission

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Walk A Mile In My Boots The annual Walk A Mile In My Boots was held on 8 August. We had a fantastic group of students who

met bright and early (6:45am!) in the city and then walked the length of Hutt Street with about 3000

other people, to replicate walking the streets in the cold that Adelaide’s homeless experience each night.

The students and teachers (Steve Byrne, Mick Boers, Steph Veness, Annicka Adolphi, Tracy Smith and

myself) donated money to go on the walk, and the funds raised goes to the Hutt Street Centre for the

homeless.

Students and teachers enjoyed a traditional Hutt St Centre barbeque breakfast in the South Parklands

along with the estimated 4000 other people who went on the walk.

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We thank the students who participated – not just those pictured – as well as the parents who got them

to the city so early. Also, thank you to Mrs Annicka Adolphi and Mr Steve Byrne who joined myself

and the students.

Daniel Head

Director of Marist Mission

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eLEARNING UPDATE #10 This edition of our eLearning Update contains a list of some of the more common advanced searching tools which can be used to help you find what you need in Google faster. Accessing the advanced search option

Method one: type in your initial search query and then click on the gear icon in the top right hand corner of the page and select “Advanced Search” from the drop down menu

Method two: go straight to the Advanced Search page by using the following link: http://www.google.com/advanced_search

The top of the Advanced Search screen will allow the user to filter their search by finding pages with ….all of these words ….this exact word or phrase ….any of these words ….none of these words ….numbers ranging from

Exact searching by simply using the search box

To search for an exact phrase, simple put quotation marks around the phrase in the search box

Use a hyphen to exclude words e.g. ‘mustang –horse’ will remove all pages related to the mustang horse but will still call up pages relating to the mustang car

Site searching can be used to limit your search to a particular website or domain. This can be achieved by typing in the following: site:domain or site:website

e.g. site:edu “Australian history”…….this search will only bring up pages that are from educational institutions related to Australian history

e.g. site:Stanford.edu “coral bleaching” …. this search will look for pages from Stanford University related to coral bleaching

Site searching by country This enables you to limit the pages searched for to a particular country only.

For example to only search for Australian educational content you would type in the following query

site:.edu.au “coral bleaching” ……would result in search pages related to coral bleaching from Australian education websites only

For a list of all the country codes click on the following link: http://bit.ly/1nbhyBV

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SACE News

SACE Results and Students Online

Last week, all students who completed at least one 10-credit SACE subject in semester 1 at

Sacred Heart received a Record of Achievement from the SACE Board.

Students must ensure that they check the accuracy of their Record of Achievement and should

see me if they believe there is an error.

All students can access their SACE results online via the SACE Board's Students Online page.

The link is https://www.sace.sa.edu.au/students-online

The SACE registration number consists of six numbers and a check letter (e.g. 123456A)

and is printed on the Record of Achievement

The Personal Identification Number (PIN) is set to a default value based on the student's

date of birth i.e. DD/MM. e.g. If a student was born on June 4 their default PIN would be

0406. Students will be prompted to change their PIN to a different 4-digit number after

logging in.

Students who have forgotten their PIN can arrange for it to be reset by the SACE Board by

completing the form accessible by clicking on the link "request a PIN reset" under the login box.

This is also the site that Stage 2 students can go to at the end of the year to check their results -

beat the postie!

Students doing Year 12 (Stage 2) subjects (which includes most Year 11s who do Stage 2

Religion Studies) should check that their address is correct on the SACE Board website.

If you have moved any time over the past 3 years, it is possible that the SACE Board does not

have the updated address. Whatever address is on Students Online is the address Stage 2

results will be posted to in December. Please email me with the new address if it needs

updating.

Students have also been emailed all of the information above.

Subject Selection for 2015

Current Year 10 and 11 students are in the process of selecting subjects for 2015. Students

should return their completed and signed subject selection forms and WebChoice printout to

Homeroom teachers by Thursday, August 21.

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A subject selection information session was held on July 29 for Year 11 students and Year 10

students had their information session on July 30. All students have received a folder of

materials and have been emailed a link to the presentation (in addition to instructions for using

WebChoice - online subject selection).

The information evening for parents/caregivers of current Year 10 students was also held on

July 30. The presentation has been emailed home and is also accessible from the

College webpage under the "Curriculum" menu (select "Subject Selection" from this menu).

There are also links here for forms, WebChoice instructions and the Curriculum Handbook.

PARENTS/CAREGIVERS OF YEAR 11 STUDENTS - INFORMATION EVENING

As advertised in previous newsletters, parents/caregivers of Year 11 students are invited to

attend a SACE/Higher Education Information Evening tonight, Wednesday, August 13 at 7.30

pm in the Debourg Performing Arts Centre. We will look at issues concerning subject selection

for Stage 2 (Year 12) in 2015, particularly for students considering further study, e.g. University

Entrance requirements, TAFE options etc. This information session is an important part of

supporting you and your daughter's/son's choice of subjects.

As mentioned above, all Year 11 students have received a subject selection folder to assist them

with the subject selection process. It is suggested that you read through this information and

bring it with you to the Information Session.

It is anticipated the information session will last for about an hour. We look forward to your

attendance.

Year 12 (Stage 2) Exams

Many Stage 2 subjects have examinations at the end of the year. Please click on the link below to

access the timetable for final exams.

https://www.sace.sa.edu.au/documents/652891/704450/Exam+Timetable+2014.pdf/ddb4a5dc-

0c02-4287-adbd-70944a6cb66c?v=1

These times and dates are set by the SACE Board and cannot be rescheduled.

Mrs Karen Bailey

Director of Teaching and Learning

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Expressions of Interest: SACE Board Exam Invigilators – Paid Positions Expressions of interest are sought from members of the College community to supervise Stage 2

(Year 12) SACE Board examinations in November this year. There are a number of SACE Board

rules regarding the supervision of students and overseeing special provisions students for

exams. For this reason, it is most helpful to have a small team of supervisors who can ensure

that all rules are consistently adhered to.

The SACE Board examination period commences on Monday November 3 and concludes on

Wednesday November 19. Exams are 2 or 3 hours in length, plus additional time for special

provisions students if applicable. There are one or two exams each day during this period,

except for November 18 – no exams are scheduled for Sacred Heart students on this day.

The SACE Board stipulates that teachers are not permitted to supervise exams for subjects that

they teach. In keeping with this principle, it would be appropriate for applicants not to

supervise exams that relatives and/or close family friends are sitting.

For further information about the duties of invigilators, see the attached link:

https://www.sace.sa.edu.au/documents/652891/8055ab97-74f4-4e2c-89f7-fa5d5f2e7ed8?v=1

Should you be interested in applying, application forms are available from the College Human

Resources Coordinator, Malinda Pollok - email malinda.pollok@shcs.sa.edu.au.

Applications close on Friday September 5, 2014.

Mrs Karen Bailey

Director of Teaching and Learning

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Sr Trish Franklin’s Visit to Sacred Heart College

On Tuesday 29 July Franklin House welcomed Sister Trish Franklin on her visit to Sacred Heart College.

The Year 10 and 11 Franklin House students were provided with an insight into Sister Trish’s foundation the

Loreto Vietnam Australia Program. Sister Trish has been based in Vietnam for the past 17 years and has instigated

programs that provide educational opportunities for the disadvantaged in Ho Chi Minh City and now also in

impoverished rural areas. Joining her were two Team members Tam, Program Manager and Steph,

Communications Manager who presented their stories on their roles.

Representatives from all five Homerooms presented our 2014 fundraising donations which totalled over $1500.

Students and Staff were delighted to meet the Franklin House patron and were inspired by her enthusiasm and

humility.

A selection of photographs of this special event are included below.

Ms Sarah Melhuish

Head of Franklin House

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SACRED HEART OLD COLLEGIANS ASSOCIATION

Are you the parent of a Year 11 student?

Would you like them to win a scholarship for their Year 12

studies at Sacred Heart?

If you have answered “yes” to these questions, then keep reading!

The recipients will be representatives for the Old Collegians Association and be expected to represent

and promote the Old Collegians when required at school functions. Ideally the applicant would also be

involved in the Old Collegians Association once they have graduated. There are two scholarships

available. They include $1,000 off the students’ school fees, together with a gift of $500 to the student.

You will find an application form attached to this newsletter detailing what is required, you can also

visit the SHCS website www.shcs@sa.edu.au and look under “About”/ “Policies” / “Scholarships” and

scroll to the SHOC Scholarship. Applications close on Monday, 25 August 2014.

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Student Name: Email: Homeroom: Mobile:

Sacred Heart College Old Collegians Association is offering you the opportunity to apply for its annual Scholarship that is to be awarded to two current SHCS Year 11 students who intend to enter Year 12 studies at Sacred Heart College Senior. This year the Old Collegians Association will contribute $1,000 towards the school fees of the recipients who demonstrate a good level of academic achievement and have made a contribution to the school community, including participation in both curricular and co-curricular activities. The recipients will also receive $500 to be spent on item(s) of their choice to assist them in their academic/sporting endeavours. Your application must include:-

Photocopies of your Semester 1 Year 11 results.

A 1-2 page application that covers the following topics:-

How you have contributed to the Sacred Heart College community e.g. co-curricular activities?

In what way has Sacred Heart benefited you in life?

How you can contribute to improving the relationship between the Old Collegians and current SHC students?

How do you think the SHC Old Collegians could improve their relationship with current students? Expectations of recipient of scholarship:-

That they will be the College representative for the SHOC Association;

They will present at assemblies when required throughout the year;

After receiving the scholarship the student is expected to raise awareness and inform the current students about SHOC’s

and their role in the SHC community;

Prior to the applications being opened for the ensuing year’s scholarship, the student will be expected to inform the Yr 11

students about the scholarship and the criteria and application process; and

The Scholarship recipient(s) will be allocated a mentor from the SHOC Association committee to provide guidance and

to be a liaison for their SHOC role throughout the year.

The final decision on the recipient of the scholarship will be based on your written application and interview. Please direct any queries about the scholarship to Jane Ping at the Foundation Office, telephone 8350 2590. Applications are also available from the College Website – www.shcs.sa.edu.au , and then follow the prompts – About/Policies/Scholarships.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE MONDAY, 25 AUGUST 2014 Submit to: SHOC Scholarship Application C/- Sacred Heart College Senior 195 Brighton Road SOMERTON PARK SA 5044 Attention: Jane Ping

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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 Three Trading Times

Tues 1.00 – 6.00 pm

Wed 8.00am – 12 noon

Thurs 1.00 – 6.00 pm

Mrs Lisa Harvey

Tri-Schools Uniform Shop

SHCS Library Hours Monday 8 am – 4 pm

Tuesday 8 am – 5 pm

Wednesday 8 am – 5 pm

Thursday 8 am – 5 pm

Friday 8 am – 4 pm

Students are urged to take

advantage of these

extended hours for all

their study needs.

Year 10 & 11 Only Parent/Teacher Interviews Please make note that the interviews are scheduled to be held on

MONDAY 1st SEPTEMBER, 2014

From 2 pm - 7 pm

Interviews will be held in the

Br. Stephen Debourg Performing Arts Centre.

All interviews are to be made electronically using an external

website, thus eliminating the need for students to chase teachers for

suitable interview times.

In fact, the procedure for booking interviews is more efficient for

families, and places control in the hands of parents.

A letter with explanation and your log in code will be emailed to you

in the next week.

Kathryn Mortlock

PA to Assistant Principals (Curriculum & Student Welfare)

SAPOL’s Road Safety – The Fatal Five SAPOL’s Road Safety Section recently attended your school and delivered a

road safety presentation to year 11 students entitled “The Fatal Five”,

presented by a currently serving police officer. This powerful and interactive

program discussed road safety issues, including the causes of road crashes

such as fatigue, alcohol and drugs, speed, risk-taking, peer pressure, driver

attitudes, and ways in which to reduce the risk of becoming a crash statistic.

This program incorporates using contemporary government road safety

messaging through partnership with the Motor Accident Commission (MAC).

The Road Safety Section also provides a free bi-monthly e-newsletter ‘Talkin

Road Safety’ to schools which provides articles on road safety which are of

interest to drivers and other road-users.

There are a number of web sites which may be of further value to you and the

students:

raa.com.au

mylicence.sa.gov.au

sapolice.sa.gov.au

howsafeisyourcar.com.au

For any further information on Road Safety please feel free to contact the Road

Safety Section on 82076586 or by Email:

DLSAPOLRoadSafetySection@police.sa.gov.au

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SHCS STUDENT

ABSENCE/LATE ARRIVAL

PROCEDURE All parents/caregivers of students

attending SHCS must notify the College

absentee line 8350 2594, when a student

will be absent from school or is arriving

late to school. The absentee line is a

recorded message service and is available

24 hours, 7 days a week to take calls

regarding your child’s absence/late arrival

to school. Please call this number before

9.45am on the day of a student absence.

For multiple days absent please give dates

and the reason.

If your son/daughter will be arriving late

to school, please call the absentee line and

leave details on the message recording- i.e.

name, reason for late arrival and an

estimated time of arrival. Students are to

then sign in at the Front Office when they

arrive.

This service can also be used to advise the

College of your daughter/son’s early

departure for an appointment or family

event. Otherwise please write a note of

explanation in their diary. In either case

students must sign out at Front Office

before leaving College grounds.

If your son/daughter is unwell at school,

we would prefer that they did not contact

parents in the first instance. Rather they

should attend the Health Care Centre to

see the nurse who will contact you if the

student needs to go home.

For any further enquiries, please call

Reception: 8294 2988

Absentee Line: 8350 2594

please call before 9.45am

Your cooperation in these matters will be

greatly appreciated by College staff and

will assist us in maintaining accurate

attendance records.

Mr John Cadd

Assistant Principal - Student Welfare

Honour Rolls – Sacred Heart College To commemorate and remember Sacred Heart students who

have served for our great country, there are three Honour Rolls

located in Paringa Hall, Sacred Heart College. These Honour

Rolls signify WWI, WWII and continuing conflicts since 1952.

The Boards list the names of all those old scholars who have

served in past or continuing conflicts that Australia has served

in.

Recently the WWI Honour Roll has undergone a

transformation. Sacred Heart College would like to

acknowledge the grant provided by the Anzac Day

Commemoration Fund which enabled the cleaning and

restoration of the WWI Honour Board to take place. This grant

was generously provided by the Department of the Premier and

Cabinet, Government of South Australia.

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SOUTHERN CROSS NEWSPAPER

The Southern Cross will no longer be

making hard copies of the newspaper

available to schools.

The Southern Cross can be accessed

via the electronic link to the Southern

Cross newspaper which is:

www.thesoutherncross.org.au

Should you not have access to the

internet please purchase a copy of the

Southern Cross Newspaper for $2

from your nearest Mass centre

(Annual subscription $30 per year for

one monthly copy or $58 for two

years). Other options would be to

electronically access the Southern

Cross through your local community

or school library.

If you have any queries please

contact the Catholic Communications

Office on

8210 8117 or email

cathcomm@adelaide.catholic.org.au

CESA COMMUNITY NEWS

Please find below the link for the

latest and previous editions of CESA

Community News, a newsletter for

Catholic education in South

Australia. The purpose of the

newsletter is to provide news on

educational initiatives and directions

in our schools and to highlight some

of our achievements.

Visit the following website for the

latest and previous editions of the

CESA Community News: http://www.cesa.catholic.edu.au/news

LIVING CATHOLIC

Would you like to have the Living

Catholic e-newsletter delivered to

your inbox each month?

Visit:

http://www.adelaide.catholic.org.au

FEDERATION NEWS

Go to http://www.parentfederation.catholic.edu.au

and follow the links for the latest

edition of ‘Federation News’.

Marist Mission Immersion

– Book Launch Fundraiser Pages & More, in conjunction with the Sacred Heart Marist Mission Immersion

Teams and with the support of Holdfast Bay Libraries, are hosting a

celebration for the release of well-known Australian author Phil Cummings

latest book "Bridie's Boots". This event will be held on Friday September 26 at

7pm in the Br Stephen Debourg Performing Arts Centre.

The Mission Immersion Teams will be selling refreshments on the night to

fundraise for the communities they will be visiting in Fiji, India and the

Philippines at the end of the year.

Entry is free to this event, but bookings are recommended. Bookings can be

made by clicking the link below or by contacting Pages & More on 8376

1112.

Link to book: www.trybooking.com/FJWZ

Please do not contact College Reception to book.

For more information about the event, Phil Cummings and his new book,

please click here.

Many thanks to Jenny Baber, Events Coordinator at Pages & More (and College

parent) for initiating this unique event at Sacred Heart.

Girls Sport @ SHCS The female athletes of Sacred Heart College have been extremely successful

throughout 2014 and four of our teams have progressed to the upcoming State

Finals. We wish to acknowledge these teams and wish them all the very best in

their pursuit to achieve the title of the best School side in South Australia.

Open Girls Football vs Brighton HS at Adelaide oval on Saturday August 9th

at 5pm (curtain raiser to Port vs Sydney).

Open Girls Basketball at Wayville Sports Centre on Wednesday August 13th,

8:30am-3:00pm

Open Girls Netball at Netball SA Stadium on Monday August 18th, 8:30-

3:00pm

10A Netball at Netball SA Stadium on Monday August 18th, 8:30am-3:00pm

The College is extremely proud of their achievements and wish them every

success in their final matches. I look forward to reporting on their success in

the next edition of the College CEA Newsletter.

Mrs Alex Penhall

Girls Sport Coordinator

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CO-CURRICULAR INFORMATION

BOYS SPORT FOOTBALL 1st XVIII

(Goodrich/Quist)

26/07/14 – SHC 14.19 def SPSC 9.5 (R Burton 5, J Koster 2, P Neal-Bullen 2)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 17.22 def Rostrevor 7.5 – Medal Winner: Jaydn Brind

2nd XVIII

(Hutton)

26/07/14 – SHC 9.14 def Mercedes 5.4 (Yates & Connolly 2, D Moroney, Vince,

B Moroney, Whitford, North all 1 each)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 13.14 def Rostrevor 2pts – Medal Winner: Jack Yates

3rd XVIII

(Rouse/Manning)

26/07/14 – SHC 7.9 def by St Peters 8.11 (Paparella 3, Cock 2, Woolford & Ling 1 each)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 17.17 def Rostrevor 1.3 – Medal Winner: Jacob Alderdice

4th XVIII

(Dam)

26/07/14 – SHC 16.13 def Mercedes 2nds 7.3

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 18.11 def Rostrevor 5.4 – Medal Winner: Nick Brown

10A

(Redden/Tyron)

26/07/14 – SHC 16.18 def PAC 1.2 (M Hinge 5, Grant 3, Bayliss 3, Sadedin 2, Villis,

McCrae, Norris – all 1 each)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 23.8 def Rostrevor 2 pts – Medal Winner: Ben Barratt

10B – SHC 2

(Grundy/Finn)

26/07/14 – SHC 1.6 def by Cardijn 12.15 (Best Players: Day, Laube, Whelan, Horgan, Brinn,

Tymmons)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 17.15 def Rostrevor 1.1 – Medal Winner: Luke Whitford

10B – SHC 3

(Noll/Spurling)

26/04/14 – SHC 4.7 def by Pembroke A’s 15.7 (Britz, Norbury, Potts & Stewart all 1 each)

2/08/14 – AS ABOVE – Combined 10B Team for Intercol

SOCCER 1st XI (Boers) 26/07/14 – SHC 0 def by Marryatville 2

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 1 def by Rostrevor 2 – Medal Winner: Daniel Bendo

Open B (Tonkin) 26/07/14 – SHC 2 def Marryatville 0 (Man of Match A Paull, Team Man N Rahier &

B McCormick)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 1 def by Rostrevor 5 – Medal Winner: Alex Wong

Open B (Harrison) 26/07/14 – SHC 2 were def by Mercedes 4 (D Gordge & S Babaniotis – 1 each)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 5 def Rostrevor 1 – Medal Winner: James Carter

Open B (Pat/Peter) 26/07/14 – SHC 10 def St Peters 0 (Callum 6, Jacob, Nick, Ryan, James – 1 each)

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 4 def Rostrevor 2 – Medal Winner: Luke Grear

10A (Shannon/Callum) 26/07/14 – SHC 2 def by St Peters 5 (Sam & Kyle – 1 each)

2/08/124 – INTERCOL – SHC 1 def by Rostrevor 10 – Medal Winner: Ben Pike

BASKETBALL A’s (Cadd) 26/07/14 – SHC 70 def Mercedes 29

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 76 def Rostrevor 28 – Medal Winner: Sam White

B’s (Cadd) 26/07/14 – SHC 51 def Mercedes 20

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 50 def Rostrevor 24 – Medal Winner: Boris Bosatlija

C’s (Cadd) 26/07/14 – SHC 59 def Mercedes 8

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 65 def Rostrevor 20 – Medal Winner: Harrison Smart

D’s (Dighton) 26/07/14 – SHC def by Cardijn 48-50

2/08/14 – INTERCOL – SHC 61 def Rostrevor 18 – Medal Winner: Patrick Pivato

RUGBY U 16 (Grant) Season Finished

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GIRLS SPORT SOCCER Open Sat 26/07/14 SHC def Pedare 6 - 0

Sat 02/08/14 SHC def Mary Mackillop 2 - 1

HOCKEY Open Sat 26/07/14 SHC lost to Pembroke 0 - 4

Sat 02/08/14 SHC lost to Trinity 2 - 3

NETBALL OPEN A SHC 1

(Penhall)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC def St Michaels 38 - 26

Sat 02/08/14 SHC def Loreto 35 - 28

OPEN A2 SHC 2

(Mike)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC2 BYE

Sat 02/08/14 SHC2 lost to Mercedes 27 - 28

OPEN A2 SHC 3

(Victoria)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC3 def St Ignatius

Sat 02/08/14 SHC def St Michaels2 32 - 21

OPEN B SHC 4

(Madi)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC4 def SHC5 25 - 23

Sat 02/08/14 SHC4 lost to Nazareth 17 - 24

OPEN B SHC 5

(Claudia)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC 5 lost to SHC4 23 - 25

Sat 02/08/14 SHC BYE

OPEN B SHC 6

(Gemma)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC 6 played St Ignatius

Sat 02/08/14 SHC6 def SHC7 35 - 17

OPEN B SHC 7

(Grace)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC 7 BYE

Sat 02/08/14 SHC7 lost to SHC6 17 -35

OPEN B SHC 8

(Anton)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC8 def SHC10 19 - 14

Sat 28/06/14 SHC8 def Nazareth 18 -14

OPEN B SHC 9

(Emma & Sophie)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC9 lost to St Michaels 19 -32

Sat 02/08/14 SHC9 def Mercedes 29 -15

OPEN B SHC 10

(Peter)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC10 lost to SHC9 14 - 19

Sat 02/08/14 SHC10 lost to St Michaels 9 -17

10A SHC 1

(Thamm)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC1 lost to Cabra 10 - 40

Sat 02/08/14 SHC1 lost to Cardijn 22 -28

10A SHC 2

(Williams)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC2 BYE

Sat 02/08/14 SHC2 lost to St Michaels 17 -26

10B SHC 3

(Hutton)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC3 lost to SHC5 15 -31

Sat 02/08/14 SHC3 lost to Marryatville 7 -43

10B SHC 4

(Lauren)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC4 lost to Nazareth 15 - 28

Sat 02/08/14 SHC4 lost to Mary Mackillop 13 - 15

10B SHC 5

(Nina & Eillie)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC5 def SHC3 31 -15

Sat 02/08/14 SHC5 def Loreto 46 - 13

10B SHC 6

(Tamlyn)

Sat 26/07/14 SHC6 lost to Mercedes 28 - 37

Sat 02/08/14 SHC6 def mary Mackillop 15 - 14

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Community News

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AN OPEN INVITATION:

Since early 2013 the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has been investigating how institutions like schools, churches, sports clubs and government organisations have responded to allegations and instances of child sexual abuse. The Catholic Church has been involved in a number of public hearings and clearly this issue is one of the most significant challenges facing the Church in Australia at a local, national and international level. The Australian Catholic Bishops have established the Truth Justice and Healing Council to co-ordinate the Church’s response to the Royal Commission. As a Parish Council, one of our main goals is to provide our parishioners with pastoral support. We believe that the Royal Commission hearings have raised issues and information which requires reflection, deep thought, open discussion and transparent information sharing. With this in mind, the Brighton Catholic Parish Council, with the full support and encouragement of Monsignor Ian, would like to invite you to an information night to hear about the Royal Commission and the Church’s response on a local and national level. The evening will include:

Presentations from the Chief Executive Officer of the Truth Justice and Healing Council Mr Francis Sullivan, Adelaide Archdiocese senior personnel and parish representatives as well as a panel discussion

An opportunity for parishioners to ask questions of the panel Time to reflect on and discuss the current situation facing us as a Church

WHEN: Wednesday August 20th 2014 at 7.00 – 8.30pm WHERE: Parish Hall / Activity Centre – 24 Strathmore Tce, Brighton All people are welcome to attend. If you require child minding services, transportation support, or if you have any queries, please contact the parish office on 8296 7292. We encourage you to consider attending this important parish gathering. Regards and God’s Blessings James Quigley Chairperson The Brighton Pastoral Parish Council July 2014