The Rock
Matthew 16:18 “And I also say to you that you are Peter, and
on this rock I will build My church…”
Queensland State Robotics Competition
Week 6 Term 3, 21 August 2014
What’s On
Please check the online calendar for the most
up-to-date details
Friday 22 August
National Science Week
Australian Children's Book Week (Resource Centres)
Simon Canfield , Exceptional Learners Department
CIC Basketball
8:30am-8:50am Junior School Solo Concert, Belfield Hall
9:00am-3:00pm Year 5 CSIRO - Biological World, St Peters
3:30pm-5:15pm Life Drawing Classes, Room CVC6
6:30pm-9:00pm College Captains Dinner, Cafe 45
7:30pm-9:00pm Something About Mary - Fieri Consort
in Concert with guest choir St Peters Chorale, St John's
Cathedral
Saturday 23 August
AIC Basketball/Tennis
BSRA Rowing - All Hallows and Somerville House, Kawana
CIC Tennis
CIC Track and Field
7:00pm-9:00pm Australian Piano Duo Festival,
For more photos of the Robotics Competition, visit St Peters' App photo galleries…
Congratulations to our robotics teams who
took part in the Queensland State RoboCup on
the weekend. We had three teams comprising
students from Years 5 – 10. There were well over
a hundred teams from all over Queensland taking
part in the competition which took place at the
University of Queensland.
Saturday saw the Middle School team compete
in the Primary Dance competition. Their team
name was ‘Wall-E Botters’ with Josh Hinman,
Edward Narbutas, Lachlan Selth, Douglas Whitla
and Aidan Lawrence. These boys recreated
scenes from the movie Wall-E using two robots
as the main characters. After some last minute
improvements the boys presented a wonderful
performance for the crowd. This competition
draws skills from design, engineering,
programming and performance.
On Sunday we had a Middle School team and
a Senior School team competing in the Rescue
competition. ‘The Fluffy Puppies’ with George
Thomas, Alexander Hupje, and Vinesh Nangia is
a team of Year 5 students who were competing
at this type of competition for the first time.
The boys improved their programming skills
immensely during the day and finished 5th in
their division.
The senior team ‘Nuts and Volts’ of Lachlan
Teale, Alyssa Pang and Mackenzie Salisbury
were competing in the most competitive
category of Senior Rescue. This team were not
only successful in their own division but were
also incredibly supportive of the junior team,
providing them with moral support and a few
engineering and programming suggestions.
PAC Auditorium
Sunday 24 August
3:3pm-5:30pm Contemporary Music Concert,
PAC Auditorium
5:45pm-6:30pm Pre Concert Dinner, Cafe 45
7:00pm-9:00pmPerformer of the Year - Recital,
PAC Auditiorium
Monday 25 August
Music Week
8:05am-3:10pm Year 11 - Legal Studies Courts Excursion,
District & Supreme Court Building, George Street
Tuesday 26 August
Music Week
Regional Athletics Day 1 (QSAC)
Thank you very much to students for competing
and parents who came along to support and
supervise over the weekend.
8:05am-3:10pm Year 11 - Legal Studies Courts Excursion,
Lunchtime robotics clubs continue in MS08 for
the remainder of the year. Check the timetable
outside MSO8 for details.
Wednesday 27 August
District & Supreme Court Building, George Street
12:20pm-1:00pm Career Talk, Career Centre
Music Week
Regional Athletics Day 2 (QSAC)
12:20pm-1:10pm Community Focus Day, Cafe 45
In this issue
3:30pm-5:00pm Lens Photography Studi, Chandler Visual
Art Centre
7:00pm-9:30pm Year 12 Music Extension Recital,
// Head of College...................................2
// Deputy Head of College.......................2
// Ministr.................................................2
// Around the School...............................3
// Junior Schoo........................................4
// Middle School......................................5
// Junior High...........................................7
// Senior School.......................................9
// The Arts...............................................9
// Music.................................................10
// Boarding............................................10
// Boys Sport (Years 8-12)......................11
// Girls Sport (Years 8-12)......................12
// Primary Sport....................................13
// Directory............................................13
PAC Auditorium
Thursday 28 August
Music Week
Regional Athletics Day 3 (QSAC)
11:00am-3:00pm Year 12 - Calico Brides (PAC Auditorium)
6:00pm-7:30pm Ironbark Parent Briefing - 9JKLM,
PAC Theatrette
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Head of College
Sunday evening is one
of the annual highlights
on the College’s musical
calendar. The ‘Performer
of the Year’ Recital
will be held in the St
Peters Lutheran College
Performing Arts Centre,
and I invite all members
of the community to
enjoy a fine night of
entertainment beginning at 6.30pm. Details
are to be found in this publication, and on the
College’s website.
Congratulations to our staff and students for
achieving outstanding results in this year’s
NAPLAN testing regime. Our results are well
above the State and National average and over
time, we have shown continuous improvement
in all areas. Please note that NAPLAN represents
one set of data measured at a point in time,
and any results should be read in the context of
other indicators such as academic results and
qualitative survey feedback. Our teaching staff
will continue to use all of this information to
inform the programs of the College.
Living in the Now
in Love!
Next week, at Alice Springs, Principals from
Lutheran schools across Australia will gather
for the first time in four years. There are 86
Lutheran schools in every State or Territory
(except the ACT), and the number of students
attending Lutheran schools is particularly high
in Queensland and South Australia. Why Alice
Springs? The Lutheran Church of Australia
and Lutheran education have been significant
contributors to the general educational scene in
the Northern Territory for nearly a century, and
today, there is a strong smattering of Lutheran
schools from Alice Springs to Darwin. St Peters
is the largest school in the system, all schools
are co-educational, and there are five boarding
schools from Adelaide to Cairns.
I enjoy the wonderful stories and insights of
Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels. In ‘A Hatful
of Sky’ 11 year old witch Tiffany is targeted by a
primordial hiver which takes her over (as it has
many other life forces previously). She finally
realises that she has to welcome it, hear its
deepest fears, not use its powers for her own
selfish motives, and show it the way through.
It cannot cope with the endless experience of
being aware of everything in the huge universe,
and it envies humans who seem to blank
that awareness out and ignore it. ‘You don’t
see (a tree’s) history, feel the pumping of the
sap, hear every insect in the bark, sense the
chemistry of the leaves…’ It is overwhelmed.
Adrian Wiles, Head of College
Deputy Head of College
Last Friday it gave
me great pleasure to
be able to announce
the School Captains
and Vice-Captains
for 2015.
Our College Captains
are: Georgia Champion
and Philipp Steinke
and our Vice-Captains
are: Sophie Taylor
and Pat Andrews. All four students were very
impressive throughout the selection process and
I know they will proudly lead the community.
Thank you to all students who applied for these
positions, it was a thorough process and all the
Ministry
applicants were outstanding and proved that
they had a great deal to give to the community.
This week see the beginning of the process to
determine the remaining positions for the 2015
Leadership Team. Good Luck to all those who
have taken the greatest step of applying.
Safety on Campus
A reminder to all Parents, Staff and Students to
ensure that when on campus outside of school
hours to remain in well-lit areas. Safety is our
paramount concern and we are not a closed
community, which means that vehicles can enter
the grounds. If you notice a suspicious vehicle on
campus please contact Reception immediately.
(And What Terry Pratchett Hints At?)
Cosmology (how the universe began) tells us of
everything coming out of a burst of immense
energy, with things working out just right to
make life here on earth. The Bible talks of
creation as coming from God, carefully planned,
just right to make life here on earth. As we listen
to the Bible account of how God works in Christ,
we can see that same pattern that science just
hints at, of dying to make new life (the elements
needed to make us being created in the death of
stars), of everything connected.
Tiffany’s hiver got it wrong. This universe is made
in love. Even our worst losses and mistakes are
used by God, who carries our pain and grief in
deep love and holds everything together.
The invitation is to trust that life is good; that
we are held in love; that there is always a
way through.
And I find it fascinating that Terry Pratchett gives
us an 11 year old who is immensely capable,
who has to learn through painful mistakes, and
who is shielded and helped by competent adults,
and who has to learn that life is about using her
powers to serve.
Michael Mayer, Indooroopilly Pastor
Vote for St Peters in
the Goa Billboards
Competition
Pictured (L–R): Our College Captains: Georgia Champion and Philipp Steinke; and Vice-Captains:
Sophie Taylor and Pat Andrews.
Lisa Delaney, Deputy Head of College
Where do I find The Rock online?
Remember to cast your vote on Facebook
for Ruben East (Year 12) and Chantal Li
(Year 10) in the Goa Billboards Project
People’s Choice Awards.
Click here to vote
You can access recent issues of The Rock on the Publications page
on the St Peters website.
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Around the School
sponsors & supporters
of st peters events
& Activities
Cafe 45 /
Middle School
P&F News
Please contact Debra Grading,
Café and Tuckshop Manager,
regarding Tuckshop rosters.
MAJOR SPONSOR
P: 33776243
E: [email protected]
Monday 1 September, 7.00pm – 8.00pm,
P&F Centre (top floor)
Week starting 18 August
Café 45
Kim Abrahams
Middle School
Rowing
If you have any queries please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer,
on 33776248
Monday 25 August
Yanina Hughes
St Peters thanks our sponsors and supporters.
These sponsors generously support St Peters
to provide the best education possible to our
community. We ask you to show your appreciation
by supporting them.
Hogs Breath Café Indooroopilly
Level 5, 104 Coonan St,
Indooroopilly (above Coles)
Open 7 days 11:30am till late
PH: 3378 5533
*10% discount off food bill to St Peters students, families
and staff (T&c’s in store). Don’t forget kids eat free
Monday & Tuesday (T&c’s in store).
Tuesday 26 August
Volunteers needed
Café 45
Karen Smith
Middle School
Lisa Thomson
Middle School
Wednesday 27 August
Ingrid Mauracker
Café 45
Christine Schulz
Middle School
Caroline
Voorhoeve-Everts
Middle School
Tuesday
4 November
11:00am –
3:10pm
Thursday 28 August
Anne-Marie
Champion
Café 45
Sabrina Ziems
Café 45
Pip Morton
Middle School
Friday 29 August
Roberta Kehren
Cafe45
Theresa Stolz
Café 45
Shobha Rooney
Café 45
Martha Cantillo
Middle School
Drop In Group
P&F Centre
(top Floor)
Every Thursday (term time) 7.45am –
12.00pm, P&F Centre (top floor)
All parents and friends are welcome to
join us for coffee and catch up.
RSVP to
Nicky Hughes
Hughes
Nicky
n.hughes@
n.hughes@
stpeters.qld.
stpeters.qld.
edu.au
edu.au
Jo Potts and Sandie Fraser
Community Grants Program
Applications Due 22 August
What is the Community Grant Program?
The Community Grant Program provides
funding to parent support groups who
are seeking to develop and improve the
educational experiences of students of
St Peters.
The Program allows for $75,000 to be granted
to parent groups annually. In 2014, there are
two rounds of funding with $37,500 of new
funding available in each round. Closing dates
are: 24 April 2014 and 22 August 2014.
The P&F priorities for approving applications
are listed below. Successful applications need
meet the criteria detailed in these Program
Guidelines and deliver at least one of the
following:
• Increase the number of or improve the
quality of student equipment and facilities;
• Increase the opportunities for
families to come together to build the
St Peters community identity; foster
community networks and shared
community experiences; and
• Develop the capacity for parent groups
to support and assist St Peters in
delivering a quality curriculum and
co-curricular program.
Who can apply?
Applicants must be an approved St Peters
Lutheran College parent support group who,
in submitting the application agrees to provide
a report for the P&F General Meeting on the
activities and initiatives of the group.
For more information please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer, at
[email protected] or 33776248.
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Junior School
Head of Junior School
Staff
Please stop by and say hello to Chaplain Kirstin Munchenberg, who is now located in Junior School.
You can find Kirstin in an office just off the Junior School reception. We look forward to her continuing
to work closely with our families. Ms Jo Pearn, the P-6 Curriculum Co-ordinator has relocated to a
larger office adjacent to Belfield Hall to continue the great work she has done this year with the staff
and students.
Music Week Assembly
In Week 7, St Peters will be celebrating Music Week across the College. As a part of these celebrations,
the Junior School has been invited to the Performing Arts Centre to watch a performance by the
Symphonic Wind. This premiere ensemble will be touring in the USA later in the year and so it is a
fabulous opportunity for our young audience. This will take place instead of our regular assembly on
Friday, 29 August at 1.30pm. Parents are most welcome to attend.
Junior School
Parent Meetings
Thursday 31 August, 8.30am – 9.30am,
Junior School library deck
If you have any queries please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer,
on 33776248
Bushdance News
This week the Preps, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 classes were enthralled to learn a new bush dance
taught by the professional dance group, ‘Dance Fever’. Each year level were taught a new dance to
expand on their already extensive repertoire of bush dances and demonstrated to these professionals
how they certainly knew their boot scoot’n moves. We were all impressed by not only the children’s
focus and attention but their incredible ability to learn these new dances so quickly. The children
shuffled, clapped, kicked and moved rhythmically for nearly an hour and a half, demonstrating
steps that every country folk would be proud of. All we can say is “YEEEEE HA … can’t wait for the
bush dance.”
Year 1 News
Friday 12 September
•••
Junior School Oval
All Welcome
•••
Join the Junior School Bush dancers for a fun
filled evening!
For more photos of Captain Jellybean's treasure hunt, visit St Peters' App photo galleries…
Ahoy there me hearties! On Friday 8 August, the Year 1 pirate crew assembled in their trusty ship ‘The
Belfield’ charged with the job of finding Captain Jellybean’s long lost treasure. After meeting Captain
Jellybean, his ship mate Sam and Billy the parrot, the pirates set sail in search of jewels and riches. Lots
of fun was had by all on board – singing pirate shanties and doing some pirate jigs.
Unfortunately, the ship hit a storm, the waves were HUGE and the pirates were forced to take shelter
below decks for a while. Imaginary cold porridge was on the menu for the pirates’ breakfast (you
should have seen their faces)! Those that wouldn’t eat their porridge were forced to walk the plank,
facing treacherous tickling-shark infested waters! Luckily the pirates survived and climbed back on
board to continue the adventure. Some climbed the mast to the crow’s nest to see what they could
see – there was land ahoy! The treasure was close now – they could feel it in their bones, aaaaargh!
They had to climb through a cave filled with spiders, webs and moving hands – scary stuff but low and
behold… the pirates found the treasure chest. Captain Jellybean opened the treasure box carefully,
inside were… jellybeans of course! Captain Jellybean shared his loot with all his pirate helpers and they
all gave a mighty ‘Hoy’!
Pam Carden, Head of Junior School
Fathers' Day Breakfast
Remember to add this event to
your calendars!
Friday 5 September, commencing at
7.30am, Junior School Undercroft
Dads should have received an invitation
during the week to our annual breakfast
and activities with your children before
heading off to work, so make sure you
RSVP to Mrs Ripamonti (for catering
purposes) if you are able to attend.
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Middle School
Head of Middle School
Middle School
Parent Meetings
Wednesday, 3 September, 8.10am –
9.10am, P&F Centre (top floor)
If you have any queries please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer,
on 33776248
Future Meetings
Community Service
Appointments
Middle School students have been very active
reaching out to communities beyond the school
in recent times. On Assembly this week students
presented a cheque to Ozcare to help them with
the wonderful work they do in the Goodna area.
We had a visit from a representative for GirlUp all
the way from the USA who speak to the students
as a result of some wonderful work by a group of
Middle School girls. We heard about the results
of our World Vision involvement and the 40 Hour
Famine involvement.
Parents are asked to please make prior
arrangements to meet with teachers. This can
be done by emailing the teacher directly, or
by contacting the Middle School Reception on
3377 6266. Teachers are more than willing to talk
with you, however their commitment to their
class means they are often not available without
prior arrangements. Many of the teachers are
involved in extra-curricular activities before and
after school. There are times during the day
when teachers may not be in class and may be
able to arrange a time to meet during these
lessons. Thank you for your understanding.
Congratulations to the students in Middle School
for their Community Service focus. They are
making a difference.
Wednesday 15 October; and
Wednesday 12 November.
Ì
Health Alert
Years 7-9 Girls
National Self-Detection Program for
Scoliosis (NSDP)
The Self-Detection Brochure for Scoliosis
is now available to Years 7-9 girls at the
Scoliosis Australia website.
Wayne Gauld, Head of Middle School
The Self-Detection Program was
introduced when school screening for
scoliosis was abandoned. Information
about the symptoms and treatment of
scoliosis can be found at the Scoliosis
Australia website.
Year 5 News
Angus Gray
Convenor – Committee on Screening
Procedures, Spine Society of Australia
Days of Excellence
Thank you to the Parents and Friends Association
for the grant to purchase cushions for Year 5
classrooms. As you can see by the photographs,
they are very much used and enjoyed by the
students. The cushions have made a colourful
contribution to the classrooms and have created
a welcoming environment for the children to
work, rest and play.
Chess Club
by Alex Hupje
Chess Club is a great lunchtime activity because
it trains your chess skills while playing with
students, friends, teachers and Year 11 IB
students. You don't have to be experienced to
participate in this lunchtime activity. Chess club
is located in Mrs O'Kane room (MSW 12). It starts
at 12:20pm (Start of Lunchtime) and ends at
1:05pm (End of Lunchtime). Come along with
your lunch and play chess!
CSIRO Biological World Interactive Laboratory
This Friday, Year 5 students will participate in an
interactive laboratory studying animal and plant
adaptations. Stay tuned for next week’s article
with student reviews of this incursion.
Excursion to the Queensland Museum and
Science Centre
On Friday, 29 August students will visit the
Queensland Museum and Science Centre as part
of their next inquiry unit. Thank you to all the
parents who have volunteered to accompany us
on this excursion
Years 1–7 Students
Days of Excellence programs provide a
unique, in-depth investigation of a topic
over two school days. This extended
and uninterrupted learning about a
single topic is a valuable experience for
gifted students. 25 students from Years
1-7 have been selected to participate
in BRAINways Days of Excellence
courses this week. The four programs
explore Imagination or Study Skills and
investigate Science or Archaeology. Good
luck to all the students involved.
Jo Belchamber
Exceptional Learners Department
Year 5 Teachers
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Middle School
Year 6 News
News from the Middle
School Library
Cake Decorating Competition Winners
What an amazing array of creations were entered
into our Book Week Cake Decorating Competition
this year. The library was a hive of activity and
excitement all day. Thank you and congratulations
to all entrants. Your efforts were incredible.
As part of Year 6’s Christian Studies this term
we are looking at people’s need for spirituality
and how that need is fulfilled. To help further
their understanding of Christian spirituality, the
children participated in various spiritual activities
provided by Chaplain Kirsten. The children are
also looking at spirituality in the Aboriginal
Dreamtime, and later in the term they will draw
comparisons between the two.
together their migrant’s story and we teachers
have learnt much about many of the children’s
family history! We are also drawing to the end
of the English unit which will culminate in the
children evaluating two books that cover the
same topic but in different ways, one will be
Boy Overboard. Next week, Year 6 will begin
their intensive two week Science unit looking at
reversible and irreversible changes
We are nearing the end of our PYP unit on
Migration. The children have enjoyed putting
Year 5 Teachers
Thank you to our judges. You had an extremely
difficult task. The prize winners, who each
received a cake recipe book, were as follows:
• 1st Prize – George Thomas;
• People’s Choice – Edward Narbutas;
• Honour Prizes – Leo Aquique Poggioli &
Arthur Dorleans, Ori Jones, Laura Dewar
& Isabel Taubert, Callum Tokody-Hemsley,
Beth Saffrey & Lillian Horton, Saime Jannink,
Alexandra Jordan & Bella Bradbrook,
Sophie Whiteside; and
• Encouragement Awards – Elisabeth
McCoombes & Tara Edawrds, Siena Fielke
& Lauren Stubbs, Jade Parker & Miranda
Memory, Ashleigh Shaw, Charlie Madgics.
Year 7 News
There is certainly a buzz in the air in Year 7. Last week’s Science expo in the Junior School gave the
opportunity for some of our Year 7’s to help out with the event.
During this busy time there are a couple of ways to help your child get on top of things and feel less
stressed and anxious. As a parent myself, I have learnt (at times much to my frustration) that, to a
child, there is a difference between ‘homework’ and ‘assignment’. As the assessment tasks come
online towards the end of the term, so too at times does the homework decrease to compensate for
the amount of time needed to complete the assignment. My advice is that when a student answers
“no” to the question “Do you have any homework?” it may be time to ask what assignments are due.
Year 7 Teachers
Read about the Queensland State Robotics Competition on page 1…
The Books Rock Cafe
Next week’s guests at The Books Rock Cafe are
Bella Bradbrook (6B) and Adelaide Provan (6B).
Congratulations. We’ll see you on Wednesday for
a ‘Hot Chocolate and Hot Books’ Morning Tea!
Christina Wheeler
Middle School Teacher-Librarian
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Junior High
Head of Junior High
Junior High
Parent Meetings
Thursday, 4 September, 8.20am –
9.30am, P&F Centre (top floor)
If you have any queries please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer,
on 33776248
Ì
Health Alert
Years 7-9 Girls
National Self-Detection Program for
Scoliosis (NSDP)
The Self-Detection Brochure for Scoliosis
is now available to Years 7-9 girls at the
Scoliosis Australia website.
Well done to all students for the way you
participated in various Junior High week activities
last week. Junior High began at St Peters in 2007
with the aim of providing ‘SUPPORT THROUGH
TRANSITION’ by creating a separate sub-school
where students could feel a sense of belonging
and connectedness. Last week was dedicated to
having fun and celebrating many of things that
make Junior High great.
Last week’s activities included:
• Monday: Lunch time performances by Junior
High students in the PAC servery;
• Tuesday: Lunch game of touch on the MS oval
between teachers and students. I believe the
final result was a draw;
• Thursday: ‘Are You Smarter than an 8th
Grader’ – quiz show in the MS Undercroft
where a Year 8 team competed against Middle
School Captains. Bagging rights this year go to
the Middle School team with a final score of
6 - 3; and
• Friday: Ironbark themed relay in the Chapel
forecourt with teams made up of Year 9s and
Senior School students. It was great to see Mr
Matthew Sullivan (Director of Ironbark) who
was able to make it for the event and many
of the senior students were excited about
having the opportunity to show off their whip
cracking skills again.
Also on Friday Junior High students were allowed
to come to school in free dress. Only a small
number students chose to come dressed in
their ‘Country & Western’ gear but it was lovely
to see that many still made a donation to our
chosen charity Aussie Helpers and a total of $330
was raised.
Sports Acknowledgment
Last week we welcomed Mr Shaun Nodwell
(Head of Boys’ Sport) to Junior High Assembly to
acknowledge the outstanding achievements of
some of boys sporting teams.
Congratulations to:
• 13 A Undefeated Football Premiership: Tiago
Appelboom, Zac Atzeni, Thomas Beirnaert,
Billy Ganter, Angus Hutchinson, Luke
McDonnell, Alexander Pilleris, Luc Pousson,
Malcolm Scott, Jordan Smith, James Stimpson,
Nathan Teale, Sam Truloff, Aidan Twohig,
Ethan Zeelie
• 13 Years AIC Cross Country Champions: Jordan
Smith, Daniel Furner, Luc Pousson, Zorro
Ucchino, Ethan Zeelie, James Stimpson, Chris
Murdoch, Lachlan Andrews, Nathan Donald,
Jaryd Nel, Mitch Lake
Motivation Media
It was a fabulous start to the week with our
annual presentation from the Motivational Media
Team. IMPACT is a presentation that contains
powerful images and messages about the value
of planning for our lives and making good choices
in relationships with others. The songs, stories
and comments in the presentation focus on the
influence that we as individual have on those
around us. This yearly presentation is part of our
pastoral care program and follow-up lessons will
take place over the coming weeks.
The Self-Detection Program was
introduced when school screening for
scoliosis was abandoned. Information
about the symptoms and treatment of
scoliosis can be found at the Scoliosis
Australia website.
Angus Gray
Convenor – Committee on Screening
Procedures, Spine Society of Australia
Ironbark
Jklm Parent
Information
Evening
Thursday 28 August, 6.00pm, Performing
Arts Centre Theatrette
IMPACT – Leaving your mark on the world
From the moment we take our first breath we are
bombarded with sights, sounds, emotions and
actions which will shape who we are to become.
The impact of some events may leave us fearful
and hurt. Others may challenge us and even
empower us to do great things. We in turn can
impact on the decisions and directions of those
we come in contact with. Understanding the
power of such impacts should make us consider
carefully what actions we take.
Impacts that nurture: For a child to grow to
maturity takes a nurturing and supportive
environment. To reach our full potential we
need to surround ourselves with people who
encourage our dreams and help us to make
G20 Public Holiday
Friday 14 November
*Please note that Friday 14 November is
the G20 Public Holiday, and therefore a
student free day.
Click here for the most up-to-date
version of the term calendar.
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decisions that will help us reach our potential.
We also need to be the friend who encourages
others and has the strength to keep them from
going down destructive pathways.
Impacts that weaken: While at times we can
overcome detrimental impacts, there are some
which may have a very damaging effect on
the way our life turns out. Drugs, alcohol and
destructive friendships limit our ability to make
the most of our lives, and in some instance can
lead to tragic outcomes.
Impacts that challenge: No matter how good our
intentions are, and no matter how well we plan
our future, life sometimes throws up challenges
that may seem so overwhelming that we feel
powerless to overcome them. Meeting these
challenges with determination and courage can,
however, lead to outcomes that astound us.
Impacts that empower: Like a stone thrown into
a pond, the ripple effect of our actions can reach
well beyond our own community. Reaching out
to help those in need can empower them to take
control of their lives and give them hope for the
future. It can also enrich our lives and give us a
sense of purpose.
As we navigate the obstacles and seize the
opportunities that are presented us, we need to
be aware that how we respond to these events,
the decisions we make and the pathways we
choose will come to define who we are. We can
become discouraged or inspired by what life
hands out to us. We can also turn the despair
that others feel into optimism by making our
impact one of support and hope.
The program was narrated by Elena Wangurra is
a young Indigenous person who grew up on the
Gove Peninsula in the Northern Territory.
Stories shared through the program…
Ryan Campbell was inspired to fly from a young
age and by his fifteenth birthday he was able to
fly solo. He then set himself the goal of being the
youngest person to fly solo around the world.
Through determination he was able to overcome
numerous hurdles and he was able to achieve
this goal in 2013 at age nineteen.
Elia was a sixteen year old suffering from
anorexia as a result of negative self-image and
anxiety. Writing the song ‘Unbreakable’ helped
to give her the resilience needed to find her way
through her illness. Her song has also helped
other girls working through similar issues.
Sam Ford was walking to a night club for his first
time clubbing since turning eighteen. A punch
from a drunken attacker left him with a fractured
skull and massive long term brain damage. He
now requires full time care from his family and
finds it very difficult to communicate.
Marita Cheng (2012 Young Australian of the Year)
was surprised that so few girls were studying
engineering in her university engineering course.
To encourage girls to go into this field, she started
Robogals which brings robotic workshops to high
school students. Robogals now has thousands
of volunteers and operates throughout Australia
and in the UK, US and Japan.
Daniel Flynn (2014 Victorian Young Australian of
the Year) was struck by the contrast between the
millions of people with no access to clean water,
and the millions of dollars spent in Australia on
bottled water, despite having ready access to
clean water from the tap. Along with a couple of
friends he started the “Thankyou water” social
enterprise – selling bottled water in Australia
and investing profits in clean water projects in
developing nations.
Language Perfect
Success Recognised
Staffing News
The trophy is awarded to the Independent
Queensland school with the highest scores in the
Language Perfect Championships, which took
place in May this year.
On Friday we will farewell Mrs Lisa Wyatt. Mrs
Wyatt is heading off on maternity leave and
we wish her all the best on the up and coming
addition to the family.
Mr Martin Schaefer will be on leave until Term
4. Mr Schaefer’s Year 8 Science class will be
taken over by Ms Liz Holt who oversees the
Year 8 Science program. We are in the process
of organising a permanent relief teacher for his
German classes.
Semester Two Pre-service Teachers
A number of Junior High classes will have
pre-service teachers attached to them this
semester. Gaining work experience ‘in the field’ is
a mandatory part of teacher training and involves
a number of stages or blocks of time. Pre-Service
teachers work through stages from spending time
purely observing classes up to ‘internships’ where
they are given provisional teacher registration
and are able to teach, assess and report on
units of work. Throughout all of these stages
pre-service teachers are supervised, monitored
and work closely with experienced teachers.
Should you have any queries or concerns please
contact the supervising teacher involved. We
welcome the following pre-service teachers to
St Peters:
University of Queensland:
• Miss Rebecca Harris – supervised by Mrs
Vanessa Bermingham (27/7 – 19/9)
Queensland University of Technology:
• Miss Jennifer Bunce – supervised by Mrs
Ingrid Rucinski and Mr Steve Petherick (18/8
– 3/11)
Australian Catholic University:
• Miss Nikita Prinsloo – supervised by Mrs
Pauline Donaldson (4/8 – 12/9)
Latest ‘Parenting Ideas INSIGHTS’ available
The August edition of Michael Grose’s Parenting
Ideas Insights are available. They’re all definitely
worth a read and the following two have been
placed on the Parent Info tab on the Junior High
page of the portal:
• Raising Calm Kids – With childhood and
adolescent anxiety on the rise there’s a simple
but powerful technique that all kids should
practice; and
• The drugs kids are actually using – Drug use
is something that parents need to talk about
with their children. Talking to young people
about drugs has a significant impact, but
you need to get the facts about the current
drugs available.
Mrs Kathy Harris, School Support Officer
(Teaching and Learning) of Independent Schools
Queensland, visited the Junior High Assembly on
Thursday 14 August to present a trophy to the
school.
The students nominated Adrien Dorleans to
formally accept the trophy on their behalf. This
was a most appropriate choice as Adrien gained
an Elite award for the second year running, which
is an exceptional achievement.
We hope St Peters will keep the trophy next year.
Mrs Anna Sliwinska
Curriculum Leader – Languages
Teen Triple P
Seminars
What is Triple P?
Triple P is a parenting program comprised
of three seminars. Each seminaris 90
minutes and you can do one or all in the
series. They target everyday concerns,
such as how to encourage responsible
behaviour, improve family relationships,
how to deal with independence or
manage problems at school or with
friends. The seminars are designed to
give you new ways to think about your
parenting that can help you develop
strong relationships with your teenager.
• Raising Responsible Teenagers:
Tuesday, 26 August 6:30pm – 8:00pm;
• Raising Competent Teenagers:
Tuesday, 2 September 6:30pm –
8:00pm; and
• Getting Teenagers Connected:
Tuesday 9 September 6:30pm –
8:00pm.
All seminars will be held at St Peters
Performing Arts Centre Theatrette.
The seminars are open to all St Peters
parents with children aged 13-17.
RSVP
Please RSVP by 25 August to Lorraine
Christensen ([email protected].
edu.au or 3377 6103).
Please indicate which seminars you will
be attending (All, Seminar 1, Seminar 2
or Seminar 3).
Trish Allen, Head of Junior High
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Senior School
Head of Senior School
Last week the incoming College Captains were
announced and I would like to extend my best
wishes and congratulations to Georgia, Sophie,
Philipp and Pat on being appointed to lead the
College from Term 4 this year. I would like to
thank Mrs Lisa Delaney and Mr David Rushmore
for their leadership and guidance throughout the
selection process. The selection of captains and
prefects for the remaining leadership positions is
well underway and I wish all candidates the very
best with this.
We are rapidly approaching the mid-semester
exam period and for many students this can
be a stressful period; it would be a good time
for parents to ask their children how they are
managing their school workload and how they
are coping. If you feel that your child is struggling
or starting to worry too much about upcoming
assessment items the best thing you can do is
talk it through with your child and also start
the conversation with your child’s teacher and/
or year level coordinator. Many worries and
concerns can be easily dealt with if teachers
are consulted and it is always much better to
nip concerns in the bud than letting them build
up and then trying to manage them during
exam block. Another concern which many
Year 12 students have at this time of year is the
big question of “where to from here?”. Some
students know exactly where they want to go and
what they want to do, and some still don’t know
what they want to do - again the best thing to do
is to talk openly about the choices available and
seek help from the St Peters Careers Office.
Tomorrow night, SPOSA is hosting the inaugural
College Captains dinner in Café 45; I am sure this
will be a great event and I wish the present and
past College Captains all the best for the evening.
Adam Forsyth, Head of Senior School
Senior School
Parent Meetings
Thursday 16 October , 8.10am –
9.30am, P&F Centre (top floor)
If you have any queries please contact
Nicky Hughes, Community Liaison Officer,
on 33776248
Year 12
Morning Tea
Thank you to Karen James for hosting
the Year 12 Morning Tea. Everyone who
attended had a great time.
Visual Arts
Fashion Hat Making for Melbourne Cup Luncheon
This week the Year 11 Fashion students
were treated to a visit by Meredith
McMaster a Brisbane based milliner
who is famous for her stunning hats.
Meredith’s flamboyant designs were
a great hit with the students who
were very inspired to start their own
creations. The student’s will be creating
two pieces each; one for themselves
and one will be up for auction at the
upcoming Melbourne Cup Luncheon.
We hope to see you there.
Ingrid Rucinski, Fashion Teacher
VAPar Awards
Congratulations to recipients of VAPar
photographic awards:
• The People’s Choice Award – Ruben
East (Year 12) for Connection;
• Lara Nicholls (Year 12) for
Father and Flora;
• Mikaela James (Year 12) for
Imagining Kirituhi; and
• Abbey Glacken (Year 11) for
Vanishing Woman.
Thursday 28 August, 12.30–3pm
The Fashion department invites you
to this upcoming event. The panel of
judges will include Wendy Makin –
Wedding Dress Designer, Lynne Hill from
Queensland Brides and
Sara Hatten- Masterson – a stylist from
The Image Boutique.
Click here to book tickets
Tickets are $5 each and include light
refreshments provided by the Hospitality
Department as well as your seat in the
Performing Arts Centre.
Students will be acknowledged in
assembly in the coming weeks.
Julie Seidel, Curriculum Leader The Arts
For more photos of the works of VAPar Award Winners, visit St Peters' Facebook…
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Music
Week 7 is Music Week!
Music Week will be a time to celebrate and enjoy
the outstanding musical talent of the students
at St Peters and to experience some fantastic
concerts. The music prefects are organising
lunchtime concerts and busking around the
College. Chapels and assemblies will feature
music ensembles and solo performers sharing
their love of music. The St Peters Auditorium will
host some exciting concerts. Some date keepers
are given below with more details available on
the website and portal.
Sunday 24 August: A wonderful afternoon and
evening of music beginning with the upbeat
sounds of the Contemporary Ensembles Concert.
This will be followed by the final of the St Peters
Performer of the Year Recital Competition in
which six outstanding young soloists will perform
an exciting and varied program of music for
piano, flute, tuba and violin.
Dates to Remember
Saturday 30 August: Four of St Peters top young
musicians each perform a movement from a
concerto accompanied by the St Peters Concerto
Orchestra in the St Peters Performer of the Year
Concerto Competition.
Friday 22 August: St Peters Chorale will be
guest performers in the Brisbane concert by the
London-based, dynamic vocal ensemble, The
Fieri Consort.
Saturday 23 August: St Peters will host the
Opening Concert for the Australian Piano Duo
Festival which will feature some of Australia’s top
pianists performing works for piano four hands
and works for two pianos.
Performer of the
Year Recital Finalists
Between the two concerts, enjoy a social dinner
at Café 45 – just $10.00/person. Please book for
your meal through PAC Reception.
Please come to join the St Peters Music
Week celebrations!
Clare Robertson
(Year 12) - Violin
Samuel Choi
(Year 9) – Piano
Molly Jackson
(Year 12 ) – Flute
Lachlan Campbell
(Year 12 ) – Tuba
Joshua Sutton
(Year 12 ) – Piano
Caitlin Tomsett
(Year 12 ) – Violin
Christine Taylor, Head of Music
Junior Percussion Ensemble Performance
On 12 August in Middle School Assembly the
Junior Percussion Ensemble performed “Stomp”.
This is a piece composed by Mr Kerry Jacobson,
and is played on the MOST expensive percussion
instrument, a bucket. It is a lot fun to perform
as there are many challenging groups of notes
and you also get to play solo. At one point we
also played the back of the chairs, which made a
completely different sound.
I particularly liked when we hit the “drum” it
would reverberate all around Chapel. I think
we all love percussion ensemble because Mr J
isn’t afraid to give us challenging works. We
are looking forward to starting more keyboard
compositions. These instruments are new to
some of the group but we love a challenge.
Christine Taylor, Head of Music
Francesca Jones, Year 6 Percussionist
Boarding
To see all of this weeks' boarding photos, visit St Peters' App photo galleries…
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Boys Sport (Years 8–12)
Head of Boys Sport, Shaun Nodwell phone: 3377 6217 mobile: 0434 072 059 email: [email protected]
Wet Weather
Tennis
Last Saturday saw the unfortunate cancellation of some basketball and all tennis fixtures against
St Edmund’s College. In the event of wet weather on the morning of AIC fixtures, the St Peters
Wet Weather Line will be updated at 7am with information regarding all matches. By this time,
coordinators from both schools will have assessed playing conditions and surfaces and a decision will
be made. The St Peters Wet Weather number is 3377 6211.
AFL
The AIC AFL season concluded with the Under 16 team playing in the Grand Final against Padua
College last Monday evening. Unfortunately Padua was too strong in the final to win by four goals
over a very spirited St Peters team who were down on numbers on the night. This concluded a short,
but highly successful season for St Peters teams. Congratulations boys!
Athletics
Athletics training continues each Monday and Wednesday afternoon for all students in Years 8-12.
Students meet outside Café 45 at 3:20pm. They then will be walked to their training destination.
Athletic meets begin Friday the 29th of August from 4:00pm-7:30pm and the pre-season is vitally
important for all students wishing to be a part of the team. Students are transferred to and from each
of the meets. The AIC Athletics coordinators are Mr Shaun Nodwell ([email protected])
and Mr Andrew Carey ([email protected]).
Basketball
Unfortunately Under 13 and 14 matches against St Edmund’s College were washed out last Saturday.
However, it was pleasing to see most other teams were successful in the under 15, 16 and Open age
groups. This Saturday, Round One matches will be played at Iona College. A full draw is available on
the portals and on this page. The AIC Basketball Coordinators are Mr Jeremy Lohe (j.lohe@stpeters.
qld.edu.au) and Mr Peter Dawson ([email protected]).
Tennis
Unfortunately matches against St Edmund’s were cancelled due to wet weather. Round One fixtures
take place this weekend against Iona College. The Open and under 16 fixtures will be played at Wynnum
Tennis Centre, while the under 13, 14 and 15 fixtures will be at St Peters. Please check the portals for
more information or contact AIC Tennis Coordinator, Mr Stuart Delaney ([email protected]).
• St Peters Lutheran College:
Entry via Lohe Street (Lohe Street
Courts) or Lambert Road (Stolz Courts),
Indooroopilly;
• Iona College:
Wynnum Tennis Centre (Kitchener Park),
Colina Street, Wynnum
• UQ Tennis Centre:
Blair Drive, St Lucia
Team
Time
Home Or
Away
Venue
1sts
8.15am
Away
Wynnum Tennis
Centre
2nds
8.15am
Away
Wynnum Tennis
Centre
3rds
8.15am
Away
Wynnum Tennis
Centre
16A
8.15am
Away
Wynnum Tennis
Centre
16B
8.15am
Away
Wynnum Tennis
Centre
15A
8.15am
Home
UQ Tennis
Centre
15B
8.15am
Home
UQ Tennis
Centre
14A
8.15am
Home
St Peters – Lohe
Street Court
14B
8.15am
Home
St Peters – Lohe
Street Court
Round 1 AIC Basketball and Tennis
13A
8.15am
Home
St Peters – Lohe
Street Court
VS Iona College – 23 August, Iona College 85 North Rd, Wynnum West
13B
8.15am
Home
St Peters – Stolz
Courts
Basketball
Team
Time
Venue
1sts
2.00pm
Oblate Hall (inside court)
2nds
1.00pm
Oblate Hall (inside court)
3rds
11.00am
Oblate Hall (inside court)
16A
12.00pm
Oblate Hall (inside court)
15A
10.00am
Oblate Hall (inside court)
15B
9.00am
Oblate Hall (inside court)
15C
8.00am
Oblate Hall (inside court)
14A
1.00pm
Outdoor Court
14B
12.00pm
Outdoor Court
14C
11.00am
Outdoor Court
13A
10.00am
Outdoor Court
13B
9.00am
Outdoor Court
13C
8.00am
Outdoor Court
MSW Cricket
Sign On
Any student who missed the Met South
West (pre-season) Cricket sign must
contact Cricket Coordinator Mr Gil
Bygraves on [email protected].
edu.au for information and enquiries
for the upcoming season. We need all
cricketers in Years 5-11 to play MSW
cricket in Term 4 2014!
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Girls Sport (Years 8–12)
Acting Head of Girls Sport, Linda Berry phone: 3377 6218 email: [email protected]
Round 6 QGSSSA Athletics
Vs Somerville House (Home Game) – Saturday 23 August
Third Meet, 22 August
Hockey
Coordinator: Mr Glass ([email protected])
Venue: Mayer Oval, St Peters Lutheran College. Enter off Indooroopilly Road
or Harts Road.
Teams: Open, Snr, Jnr A
Round
Time
Field 1
Field 2
1
8.00
Open
Jnr A
2
9.15
Snr
The third QGSSSA Athletics Meet for the season
is on Friday 22 August at the University of
Queensland track facility. A bus will leave from
the Middle School Bus Stop at 3:20pm. Girls are
asked to sign onto events and the bus via the
link emailed to them by Mr Ibrahim. All girls who
want to be part of the QG team need to attend
these meets and compete in events they have
been training for. Students and parents are asked
to arrange pick up from the UQ track.
Junior Softball
Netball
Coordinator: Mrs Coote ([email protected])
Venue: Harts Road Courts, St Peters Lutheran College. Parking available
within the College, use Harts Road Entrance.
Teams: Open, Snr A, Snr B, Snr C, 10A, 10B, 10C, 9A, 9B, 9C, 8A, 8B, BYE – 8C
Round
Time
Court 1
Court 2
Court 3
Court 4
1
8.00
Open
9A
8A
10C
2
9.15
Snr A
10A
8B
Snr B
3
10:30
9B
Snr C
9C
10B
Tennis
Coordinator: Mr Manson ([email protected])
Venue: UQ Sport Tennis Centre, Blair Drive St Lucia
Teams: Open, Snr A, Snr B, Snr C, Jnr A, Jnr B
Time
Year
7:30am
Warm up begins for all teams
8:00am
Open, Snr A, Snr B, Snr C, Jnr A, Jnr B
Junior Softball (Years 8-10) trials will begin in
Week 7, starting Monday 25 August. Any girl
wishing to take part needs to attend these
trials as the team will be selected over a two
week period.
Trial times are currently as follows, however they
may change due to coach availability, please
check student notices.
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10
Mon 6:20 –
7:30am
Mon 6:20 –
7:30am
Mon 6:20 –
7:30am
Thurs 6:20 –
7:30am
Thurs 6:20 –
7:30am
Wed 6:20 –
7:30am
St Peters Wet
Weather Line
3377 6211
Volleyball
Coordinator: Mr Collins ([email protected])
Venue: Gymnasium, St Peters Lutheran College. Enter off Lambert Road,
Round
Time
Court 1
Court 2
1
8.00
Snr B
8A
2
9.00
Snr A
9A
3
10.00
Open
10A
Please arrive at least 30mins prior to the noted game times as these are guidelines only.
If there is inclement weather on the horizon, the
Sports Wet Weather Line will be updated. For
Saturday fixtures the line will be updated at 7am
if possible. If there is no message on the line,
please assume that the fixture is on and turn up
to the playing venue on time.
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Primary Sport
Head of Primary Sport, Peter Dawson phone: 3377 6584 email: [email protected]
“Don’t practice until you get it right. Practice until you can’t get it wrong.” – Anon
Athletics Training
Primary Athletics Training has begun for all boys in the CIC Athletics Team and Girls in the Primary Girls
Athletics Team.
Training will be on Monday and Wednesday afternoons, 3:30pm – 4:30pm at Junior School Oval, and
Indooroopilly High School Oval.
Term 3 Boys Sports
CIC Basketball Round 4 – Friday 22 August
• St Peters 5B (HOME) vs NJC. St Peters Lutheran College. Outside Gym Courts, COURT 1 @ 4:00pm;
• St Peters 5D (HOME) vs NJC. St Peters Lutheran College. Outside Gym Courts, COURT 2 @
4:00pm; and
• St Peters 6B (AWAY) vs NJC. Centenary State High School. 1 Moolanda Street, Jindalee, COURT 1
@ 4:00pm.
A bus will leave from Middle School bus stop at 3:10pm. Boys must be there. The bus will
return to Middle School bus stop by 5:10pm.
• St Peters 7A (HOME) vs NJC. St Peters Lutheran College. Outside Gym Courts, COURT 1 @
4:45pm; and
• St Peters 7C (AWAY) vs NJC. St Peters Lutheran College. Outside Gym Courts, COURT 2 @ 4:45pm.
Cic Tennis Round 4 – all games were played on Wednesday afternoon. No games
Saturday morning.
Middle School Boys
and Girls
Mixed In-house Soccer Comp (Years 5–7)
Due to the number of boys playing basketball,
tennis and competing in athletics, the In House
Soccer Comp will be moved back to Term 4 so
there is greater participation.
Middle School Term 3
Hpe
• Hip Hop Dance: 18 August –
15 September; and
• Dance Spectacular: Wednesday 17 September,
2:30pm – 3:00pm, Middle School Oval – all
parent welcome.
Met South-West Cricket
Season Sign On
Any student who would like to play Met South
West (pre-season) Cricket is to sign on next
week at the Year 7 Staffroom. For all enquires
contact Cricket Coordinator Mr Gil Bygraves on
[email protected]
Sport for Life!
Basketball and Tennis (BOYS)
The Sport for Life! program was
developed and implemented in 2006
for students in Years 5-7. The focus of
the program participation and having
fun with sport. The Recreational Sport
Program enables students to learn new
skills in particular activities. Students
take part in a different activity for each
of the first four weeks of Terms 1 and 2.
Basketball Training
• Wednesday afternoon: 3:30pm – 5:00pm, Harts Road Courts
Tennis Training
• Wednesday afternoon: 1:50pm – 3:15pm, Lohe Streets Courts; and
• Thursday afternoon: 3:30pm – 5:00pm, Lohe Street Courts.
CIC Athletics Time Trials
• Saturday 23 August; and
• Saturday 30 August.
Term 3 Girls Sport
Netball Training for Downey Park Summer Season
• Friday afternoon: 3:30pm – 5:00pm, Hart Road Courts
Club Basketball – Lead into Term 4 Season (GIRLS)
Information Letters and Sign on forms for the Auchenflower Club Basketball Season have been sent
out to all girls. These are due back on Tuesday 26 August. Training times to be advised.
Structured sport development activities
also run throughout the year. This
happens during the final 4 weeks of each
term and allows students to practice
fundamental sporting skills, including
kicking, striking, throwing and catching.
This program encourages students
to be active, have fun and improve
coordination skills. These sessions are
organised to supplement the CIC All
Saints Sporting competition available for
Years 5-7 students.
Important Contacts
Attendance Contacts
Reception 3377 6222 • [email protected]
Years 10-12 3377 6562 • [email protected]
Enrolments 3377 6236 • [email protected]
Years 8-9 3377 6503 • [email protected]
Finance Office 3377 6277
Years 5-7 3377 6123 • [email protected]
Shop45 3377 6209
P-4 3377 6565 • [email protected]
Boys’ Boarding 3377 6100 • Girls’ Boarding 3377 6900
Leave Approval • [email protected]
Sport Wet Weather Information 3377 6211
Click here to view the complete contact list
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