March 2013 - Saint Ignatius Parish

ST. IGNATIUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
March 21st, 2013
Volume 6, Issue 7
FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
“All that we do is but a drop of water in the ocean. But if we didn’t contribute that drop,
there would be no ocean.”
- Mother Theresa
Dear Friends,
It has been a whirlwind term and we’ve even picked up more speed in the March Madness. This
month’s newsletter demonstrates the variety, quality and intensity of events and spectacles and I’ll allow
you the pleasure of reviewing the month in full colour inside.
It is important to step back and celebrate the additional contributions made by staff, parents and students
who are helping us build a positive, learning community at St. Ignatius Catholic School. All such events
involve leadership from teachers and students, support from the Facilities team, and, of course, much
planning and preparation. I am so grateful to all those teachers who have made this such a memorable
month.
These events also need the supporters who applaud the performance, celebrate the competition or simply
join in the fun. Everyone has a role to play, great or small, in developing a supportive, school
community. I want to thank you the parents for your tremendous support this term and it is so gratifying
to see how engaged and interested you are in your child’s learning and development. Our newsletter
certainly displays how we celebrate success and recognise achievement; a parent’s attendance makes this
even more meaningful.
Working in partnership with parents is a very important feature of our school to guarantee the success of
our youngest through to our oldest students. We welcome parental engagement in the learning process
and we work hard to overcome barriers to learning and maintain the well-being of students at St.
Ignatius.
I wish all our examination students a very productive Easter revision and study period. It is important
that this time is spent constructively as the May examinations come ever closer.
I wish you all a very special and holy Easter Break.
Tom McGrath
Head of School
Thank you to our corporate partners
for all that they do for our school!
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
INTRODUCING FEBRUARY KS3 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH!
Aliyha Nelson: Yr. 9 – This is the second time that Aliyha has won this award. She is currently
working very hard in all her subjects and believes that she is making improvement in most areas.
She has identified Spanish and Mathematics as areas that need further focus. Aliyha is still
interested in the medical profession and is focused on pursuing this as a career. She currently
plays netball, squash and badminton, as well as continuing her involvement in track events. Her
favourite subjects are still Art and Science. She is currently excited to be going through the
option process and has identified Art, Music and History as the subjects she would like to pursue into IGCSE.
Andre Jennings: Yr. 8 – Andre was born in Tennessee and returned to Cayman as a baby. He
joined St. Ignatius in Year 2. This is his first time winning this award and as such Andre is very
pleased with his success. He said, “I always try hard in all my lessons and most recently I was
so happy to get 20 out of 20 in my spelling test!” His favourite lessons are Art and ICT. Andre’s
hobbies include football and basketball. He used to be on the school football team but is not
currently part of that team. In future Andre would like to work in the computer industry.
Amara Duncan: Yr. 7 – Amara was born in Cayman and she has always attended St. Ignatius
Catholic School. She is enjoying high school very much. During the first term of this year she
served on the Student Council as tutor representative, which she really enjoyed. She believes that
it is a very valuable part of school life and was happy to be given the chance to contribute and
share her classmate’s opinions. She has taken part in CrossFit as an extracurricular activity and
would love to see this activity incorporated into PE lessons. Her favourite subjects are Art,
French, Spanish, Maths and Science. Amara would one day like to become a doctor. Currently
she is concentrating on maintaining her place on the Honour Roll.
Ms. Devlin celebrates with Aliyha, Amara, and Andre, as they proudly display their ‘Student of the Month’ certificates.
- Ms. Devlin
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
ANDREW WINS WALKERS ART COMPETITION; SAMRUDDHI RUNNER UP
St. Ignatius Year 9 student, Andrew Christian, was named the winner of the new Schools Art Competition,
sponsored by Walkers. The theme was “A Cayman Future”, and Walkers was aiming to find the best young artists
in Cayman.
After receiving more than forty entries, the judges selected Andrew’s piece as the overall winner in the ages 14-17
category. For this, Andrew won USD $5000 for our Art Department! In the 10-13 age group, Year 6 student,
Samruddhi Tagalpallewar, was a runner-up, winning an additional USD $500 for the school. The winners will be
acknowledged at a special reception hosted by Walkers next month. Congratulations to our talented artists!
- Art Department
Miss Olbrecht and Ms. Devlin celebrate with Andrew Christian, winner of the Walkers Art Competition.
Andrew is holding the Governors Cup, which St. Ignatius won for the secondary division at Art @ Governors last month.
HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION NEWS
PRIMARY SPORTS DAY:
Thank you to all the parents who supported our drink/snack stand at last week’s KS2 Sports Day and a special
thank you to all of the volunteers who helped with the stand. The HSA also donated water and oranges for all of
the students, which were much appreciated on the warm, sunny day!
UNIFORM SHOP:
The Uniform Shop will now open on the LAST Tuesday of every month from 5:30—7:00 pm. The next
opening date is Tuesday, April 30th.
Please see the uniform section of the school website for recent updates on ordering and shipping of uniforms, as
well as important information about the new sweaters!
Just a gentle reminder that the Uniform Shop is staffed by volunteers, so please be patient when the shop is busy.
Thank you for your cooperation and support!
- HSA Executive Committee 2012-2013
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Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
NEWS FROM YOUR LIBRARY AND GO BANANAS! READ ALL ABOUT IT!
GO BANANAS AND STORY BOOK CHARACTERS!
The reading incentive for primary GO BANANAS ran from February 18 th to
March 6th. During this time the primary students went ‘bananas over reading’!
Students read as many books as they could. For every three books (or 150
pages) students hung a bunch of bananas on the banana tree in the office.
With each bunch of bananas students then had their name entered into a draw.
Each class then had a draw for a monkey and many books.
On Friday, March 1st we had a ‘story book character day’ where students
dressed up to show off their favourite book or character.
The exciting 2½ weeks came to a close with a banana split party!
Thank you to all the teachers and parents who supported GO BANANAS.
An extra thank you to the parents who helped to make over 300 banana splits,
which the students found most a-peeling!
Thank you to JLM Foods who donated the ice cream and Progressive
Distributors who donated bananas and chocolate syrup for our banana splits.
NEW BOOKS HAVE JUST ARRIVED!
KS1 and KS2 went ‘bananas
We have just received a shipment of new books. Some of the new titles
over reading’ for 2½ weeks!
include The Spiderwick Chronicles, Pretty Little Liars Series, new Anthony
Horowitz books and Trylle Series.
These books were purchased with a portion of the proceeds from Mrs. De Quintal’s candy cane sales in December.
Mrs. De Quintal’s students made requests and recommendations for the titles/authors/series which were purchased.
Thank you to Mrs. De Quintal and all those who supported the candy cane sales.
Please stop by the library to check out our new books!
- Miss Taylor
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
ST. IGNATIUS BOYS CAPTURE PSA FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
The St. Ignatius Boys team trounced Grace Christian Academy in the final match to win the Private Schools Under
18 Football Tournament. The games were played earlier this month at the Camana Bay Sports Field, and eight
schools participated in the seven-on-seven competition.
The St. Ignatius Girls team also did very well, losing by just one goal in the final to Cayman Prep and High
School.
Congratulations to all of our students who took part and represented St. Ignatius so well on the day!
Conor O’Dea, Felipe Airey-Franco, Lesli Tathum, and Daniel Burns celebrate with
Mr. Thacker after great success in the recent PSA Football Tournament.
Daniel is holding the first place trophy for the boys, while Lesli displays the runner-up trophy for the girls.
- PE Department
ANN-ALECIA AND MOESHA PARTICIPATE IN YOUTH PARLIAMENT
The sixth annual Cayman Islands Youth Parliament took place at the Legislative
Assembly Building on Commonwealth Day, Monday, March 11th.
Sixth Form students Ann-Alecia Moore and Moesha Ramsay-Howell represented
St. Ignatius with tremendous confidence and poise. Ann-Alecia had the responsibility
of serving as Honourable Speaker of the Youth Parliament, and she did a wonderful job
keeping the proceedings flowing smoothly, as well as offering passionate opening
remarks. Moesha served as the Third Elected Member for George Town, and she
expressed her views very eloquently during the debate.
Issues addressed on the day were ‘The Affiliation (Amendment) Bill, 2013’, as well as
a Private Members’ Motion on ‘Establishment of Programmes for Special Needs and
Gifted Children’.
The proceedings were broadcast on Radio Cayman as well as CIG-TV Channel 20.
- Mr. Rice
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
The Honourable Speaker,
Ann-Alecia Moore
E-mail: [email protected]
SPECTATORS THOROUGHLY ENJOYED MUSIC MAN!
‘The Music Man’ took place March 7th—9th in Loyola Hall. The Friday and Saturday evening
shows had capacity crowds. The Thursday evening and Saturday afternoon showings had lower attendance, but
the audience members were just as enthusiastic in their appreciation!
The young cast did a tremendous job with the entire production. Attendees marveled at the amount of lines they
had to learn, the quality of the songs, and the coordinated dancing. The costumes and the colourful set also
received rave reviews. The orchestra earned thunderous applause for their superb musical accompaniment, which
gave life to the entire production.
Mrs. Huggins and her able team of volunteers ensured that everyone had drinks and snacks during the
intermission. Mr. and Mrs. Kosa and their team, the entire cast, as well as Mr. Donoghue and all the musicians,
are to be congratulated on a terrific production.
For those who may have missed the show, or who wish to see it again, please visit our church website,
Ignatius.ky and watch it there!
- Mr. Rice
Music Man featured colourful costumes,
a great set, energetic dancing,
enthusiastic singing and... a love story.
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
ST. JOHN RACES TO VICTORY AT KS2 SPORTS DAY
The weather warmed up just in time for some hot competition at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex for the
annual Key Stage 2 (Years 3-6) sports day. The students enjoyed races on the track, an obstacle course, water
bucket relay, ball throw, skipping, and long jump. When all was said and done St. John tallied 447 points to claim
the victory. They were followed by St. Matthew (382), St. Mark (375) and St. Luke (331). The children and
parents also appreciated the drinks and snacks served by the HSA parent volunteers. Thank you to all the parents,
students and staff who worked so hard to ensure the day ran safely and smoothly.
— PE Department
Above: Lots of house spirit! Centre: 600 m of racing!
Bottom Left: “We didn’t win but we sure had fun!”
Below: “Watch me soar!”
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
ANNUAL EARTH DAY CLEAN UP — ST. IGNATIUS GROUNDS
The 43rd anniversary of Earth Day will be celebrated on Monday, April 22nd in about 175
countries around the world.
The annual Chamber of Commerce roadside cleanup will take place on Saturday, April 13th.
That morning, at 8:00 am sharp, St. Ignatius students, parents, parishioners and staff will
also do our annual cleanup of the school/church grounds, as well as the adjacent roads.
Those who wish to volunteer are urged to contact [email protected] or [email protected]
to sign up. Garbage bags, gloves, water and a healthy snack will be provided to all participants. The first 20
people to register will also receive an Earth Day t-shirt.
Please consider the following ways in which we can all do our little part to reuse and recycle in an effort to help
our environment:
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Newspapers: Please save your old newspapers and bring them in for our school art department, or
donate them to the CI Humane Society.
Magazines: Instead of throwing them away, donate them to any of the following local organizations:
prison ministry, CI Cancer Society, your doctor’s office or the CI Health Services.
Carpooling: Team up with some friends or neighbours; this saves gas and cuts down on the number of
cars trying to park.
Recycle Glass: Dart has a glass crushing machine at Camana Bay. Save your glass bottles and drop
them off to Camana Bay once a month (during the Farmer’s Market day).
Plastic Bottles: ‘JUNK’ has collection bins at all Foster’s Food Fair parking lots. We hope to also have
a collection bin at our school at some point.
Aluminum Cans: We have an aluminum can recycling bin on the St. Ignatius grounds, located next to
the garbage dumpster. Drop your cans off whenever you like.
Water Use: Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth. While waiting for warm/hot water in the bath or
shower, hold a bucket underneath to collect the cold water, then use it for other purposes.
Thermostat: Turn up the thermostat a couple of degrees and use fans to enhance the air conditioning.
Compost: Those who have gardens are encouraged to start a compost heap, which cuts down on garbage
and makes excellent fertilizer.
Come up with your own ideas and think of things you can do around your home, school or workplace!
- Mr. Rice and Miss Kennedy
FINAL FISH FRY IS THIS FRIDAY!
The last fish fry for this season takes place this Friday, March 22 nd, from 5:00—8:00 pm in the
school canteen. The menu features snapper ($12) or mahi-mahi ($10) with all the trimmings,
including fries or rice, coleslaw, grilled onions, and festival. Child portions are available for $7
and drinks are $1. Desserts are included FREE of charge with purchase of meals.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have supported the fish fry nights
this year! During the past five weeks we have averaged nearly 300 meals per Friday! We also want to give a BIG
thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers, including Miss Megan, Miss Andrea, Miss Georgia and Miss Shawn
from JLM, Ms. Jean Tomlinson, all the men/women from St. Ignatius Parish, and all of our youth cooks and
servers as well!
All of the proceeds will fund the St. Ignatius Parish youth ministry and religious education programmes.
We hope you will join us this Friday evening (dine in or take out)! If not, you will have to wait until next year!
- Mr. Miller and Mr. Rice
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
ANN-ALECIA, SYDONIE TO GLOBAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME
As announced at the beginning of March, two of our Sixth Form students, Ann-Alecia Moore and Sydonie Barrett,
have been selected to represent the Cayman Islands at the Global Youth Leadership Programme in Beijing in July
2013. I congratulate Ann-Alecia and Sydonie on their achievement. The costs are quite significant so please
contact the school if you or your company would be able to support this opportunity for Ann-Alecia and Sydonie.
- Mr. McGrath
HATS OFF TO ALL THOSE WHO JOINED IN EASTER BONNET PARADE
On Monday, March 18th, Key Stage One had their Annual Easter Bonnet Parade in the Loyola Hall. The children
were particularly creative this year and made some spectacular bonnets! Mrs. Ebanks found it very difficult to
judge! All children received a special Easter treat, and after much deliberation the winners were:
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Ashton Mohammed and Ashton Luke from Year 2
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Matthew Artuch and Zubaida Hameed from Year 1
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Logan Collins and Kyan Okoli from Reception
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Christopher Lawson from Nursery
Well done to all those children who made bonnets and a special thank you to
parents for all their support!
- Key Stage One Teachers
The Easter Bonnets were
colourful, creative,
and in some cases...
really BIG!
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
MIXING IT UP IN YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY
Book work, taking notes, researching and using the smart board are all great ways of
efficient learning; but why not mix it up?
The Year 10 Geography classes were recently given the end-of-unit task to present the
concept of Plate Tectonics through either a video or power point presentation and model.
The work produced was most aesthetically displayed.
Stefan’s Krakatau!
Students Nigelle Thomas, Danyelle Williams
and Nayo Swan worked together to create a
replica of the Montserrat volcano (Soufrière
Hills), while Stefan Langlois fashioned his own
rendition of the Krakatau Volcano. These
volcanoes were later erupted on the field and
the class marvelled at the oozing imitation of
lava and pyroclastic flows. Other individuals
and groups created power points on volcanoes,
earthquakes and even made word searches for
Soufrière Hills erupts, courtesy of
the class’ personal enjoyment.
Nigelle, Danyelle and Nayo.
Lesli Tathum and I also mixed it up by taking
This volcano really
Geography to the kitchen and stirred up a volcano project made entirely out of cake. Our takes the cake, thanks
unique invention consisted of 3 layers of both chocolate and vanilla cake and was iced to to Lesli and Stephanie.
show the movement of the plates beneath the earth’s crust and also the outer appearance
of the Montserrat volcano. The class seemed impressed by our new idea and also got to enjoy a small snack!
All students and future geographers were commended by Mr. Reid for all of their hard and excellent work!
- Stephanie Gunby, Year 10 Geography Student
LENTEN SACRIFICE — RAISING FUNDS FOR MARY’S MEALS
The season of Lent is all about prayer, fasting and almsgiving. The RE Department chose to highlight the work of
the organisation Mary’s Meals, and our secondary students have been raising funds and awareness over the past
few weeks under the theme of SACRIFICE. Mary’s Meals sets up global feeding projects in some of the world’s
poorest communities, where hunger and poverty prevent children from gaining a proper education. In most of
these countries it takes ONLY CI$11.80 to feed one child for a WHOLE YEAR!
Mary’s Meals provides one daily meal in a place of learning, in order to attract chronically poor children into a
classroom. This allows them to be fed and to receive an education that can, hopefully, help them to climb out of a
life of poverty. Mary’s Meals began by feeding 200 children per day in Malawi in 2002. In just 11 years, the
number of children fed every day has grown to a staggering 700,000!
St. Ignatius secondary students and teachers organised a series of fundraisers:
Give alms from your possessions
 Mrs. DeQuintal’s tutor group and the Sixth Form arranged bake sales
to all who live uprightly, and do
 Mrs. Whyte’s group organized Cake Dancing
not let your eye begrudge the gift
 Mrs. Hammersley’s class did Guess the Candy in a Jar
when you make it. Do not turn
your face away from any poor
 Mr. DeCruz-Jones put together a football tournament
man,
and the face of God will not
 Ms. Muddle’s tutor group did sponsored silence
be turned away from you.
 Ms. Obrecht’s class have done lemonade and vegetable sales
- Tobit 4:7
 Other donations have been flooding in as well!
The funds collected will be used to support the work of Mary’s Meals. If each of our students can raise $35, we
could feed a whole school for a year! The final results will be announced in a future parent weekly bulletin.
For further information, please visit http://www.marysmeals.org.uk/.
- Ms. Paterson
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
GOLF SCRAMBLE IS THIS FRIDAY!
A Fundraiser and a Fun-raiser!!!
USD $50,000 Hole-in-one Prize!
St. Ignatius Church and School are hosting our fourth annual GOLF SCRAMBLE
this Friday, March 22nd, 2013 at the North Sound Club. We are happy to announce
that we have completely filled all of the spots for teams and players, but there are still
ways to get involved:
GOODY BAG ITEMS AND/OR PRIZES! If your business would like to donate
any items for the goody bags (examples could include golf tees or balls, pens, or other
small items), or if you would like to donate a prize, please let us know by Thursday
afternoon, or you can drop them off at the North Sound Club on Friday morning. The
items/prizes do NOT have to be golf-related! Promotional items are welcome!
SPONSORSHIPS! We still need sponsors for the event, and we are appealing to all
those with businesses to support the effort. Sponsorships range from $100 to $1000.
Please see the registration form on the school website, www.st-ignatius.com for full
details, or contact the e-mail address or phone number below. Many thanks to all of
our sponsors so far!!!
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PLATINUM: Grant Thornton
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GOLD: Baker Tilly (Cayman) Ltd., BCQS, Maples and Calder, IT Outsource Ltd., Red Sail Group.
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SILVER: Mr. Terry Carson, and one couple who wish to remain anonymous.
For further information please contact [email protected] or phone the church office on
949-6797. Proceeds will support the school/parish development funds.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION — ALL FORMER STUDENTS WELCOME TO JOIN!
St. Ignatius Catholic School has an active Alumni Association, and all past students who ever attended the school
(1971-2012) are welcome to participate. There are various opportunities for professional networking, social
events for families, social events for singles, class reunions and much more!
We also encourage alumni to stay involved in such ways as: hosting students for work experience, speaking at
school assemblies, hosting field trips, and assisting with fundraisers.
We also have a quarterly newsletter, ‘The IG-FORMER’, in which alumni can include free classified ads.
For further details please visit the ALUMNI section of the school website or contact our e-mail address at
[email protected].
UNITED KINGDOM MATHEMATICS TRUST INTERMEDIATE CHALLENGE
On Thursday, February 7th, 2013, 26 students from across Years 9, 10 and 11 participated in the
UKMT Intermediate Challenge. The challenge is a multiple choice, non-calculator problem set that
poses intriguing puzzles. We are pleased to announce that 13 students achieved scores high enough
to place them in the top 40% of the 2940 schools that entered. Among them our ‘Best in School’,
Conor O’Dea, qualified for the follow-on round and was invited to compete in the MacLaurin
Olympiad. To qualify for this opportunity, of the 200,000 students who sat the challenge Conor placed in the top
1,500 students. The Maths Department congratulate all those who participated; certificate winners are listed below.
 Gold: Conor O’Dea
 Silver: Daniel Burns, Kalem Mullen, Austyn Burkholder, Jonathon Wight, Sean Murphy,
Finley McDougall, Hugo Tyson, Taurean Cox, Vincent Lachance
 Bronze: John Sperandeo, Daniel Murphy, Michael Cummings
- Ms. Muddle — Mathematics Department
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
MATHEMATICS WEEK 2013 — ‘REVENGE OF THE PRIMES’!
Maths Week 2013 was many months in the making with activities starting well before the assigned date. Here is a
brief reel of highlights from the week of March 4th—8th, themed “Revenge of the Primes”.
 Congratulations to Jacob Stanuel-Taitte who designed the winning poster to advertise the activities of the week!
 Year 6/7 and 8/9 Interhouse Team Challenges: 32 students from Years 6, 7, 8 and 9 competed house against
house in a challenge based on the UKMT Team challenges. In Years 6/7 we had a tight finish with a draw;
congratulations to Kaleb Trahan, Hannah Hydes, Sarah Jackson and Leo Smith of St. Matthew B and Emma
Lee-Pack, Samruddhi Tagalpellewar, Lex Dobson and Shawn Landsell of St. John A. In Years 8/9 results were
close with a competitive final round; congratulations to Kyle Schultz, Tameka Cox, Jayde Solomon and Ruth
Harrison of St. Matthew A.
 World Maths Day: is run in conjunction with UNICEF on Wednesday, March 6th, 2013. Our students had the
chance to compete against other students from over 300 countries around the world and to raise funds for the
worthy cause of UNICEF’s Schools-in-a-box program.
 Year 9 Teach Year 5: Year 9 were
given the opportunity to “play
teacher” on Friday by creating and
delivering a les0son to the classes of
Year 5. Lessons were judged on
their
originality,
creativity,
accuracy,
presentation
and
appropriateness for age group.
Congratulations to Sam Burnstein
and Michael Watler and Mariah
McIntyre, Hayley Wilhelm, Taylor
Parchment and Eden Anyabwile for
an engaging lesson. The Year 5
There were many happy winners during Maths Week 2013!
teachers present also nominated an
individual award for the most promising future teacher; this year it was Vincent Lachance.
 Family Maths Evening: With this year’s theme being Revenge of the Primes, families spent a fun filled
evening trying to crack various prime based codes in an effort help Optimus Prime and his Autobots triumph
over the Decepticons in the Battle of Tarsia!
 Maths Fair: Students were given opportunities to work collaboratively during class time in the months leading
up to Maths Week but also needed to meet outside school hours. Projects were judged on their quality, depth of
research, originality, creativity, accuracy, and presentation and applicability of the mathematics. Winners were:
Year 7 1st: Logan DaCosta, Tommy Mills, Dominic Owens, Nicholas Polloni.
Year 8 1st: Jayde Solomon, Bianca Meghoo, Alyssa Cayasso.
Special award for “Best Revenge of the Primes project” was won by: Jamal Rankin, Will Roberts, Tyler Lawson,
and Callum Theaker.
Congratulations to Brandon Saunders – the winner of the Sweets Estimate competition, who took home exactly 532
sweets! Money raised from the sweets estimate competition was combined with sponsorship monies raised through
the World Maths Day competition. At time of print we are still collecting sponsorship monies, half of the funds
raised will be forwarded to benefit UNICEF for their “Schools-in-a-box” programme.
The week was an incredibly busy, but successful, time. It could not have been possible without the help of a number
of people. The Mathematics department would like to thank the Sixth Form volunteers, Trenton Forman and his site
team, and PostNet at the Galleria Plaza for their reduced priced printing. Finally, the
sincerest of thanks to our official sponsor KPMG, who donated all the prizes this year!
- Mathematics Department
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
St. Ignatius Catholic Church — George Town
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church — West Bay
Stella Maris Catholic Church — Cayman Brac
Phone: 345-949-6797
Website: Ignatius.ky
PALM SUNDAY, HOLY WEEK AND
EASTER SCHEDULE 2013
Palm Sunday (March 24th)
Normal Weekend Mass Schedule at all three churches
Holy Thursday (March 28th)
7:00 pm
Mass of the Lord’s Supper at St. Ignatius
7:00 pm
Mass of the Lord’s Supper at Stella Maris (Cayman Brac)
Good Friday (March 29th)
12:00 noon
Stations of the Cross at all three churches
1:00 pm
Passion Service at all three churches
Holy Saturday (March 30th)
7:30 pm
Easter Vigil Mass at St. Ignatius
(please note - NO confessions on Holy Saturday)
Easter Sunday (March 31st)
8:00 am
Mass at St. Ignatius
8:00 am
Mass at Christ the Redeemer (West Bay)
9:45 am
Mass at St. Ignatius
9:45 am
Mass at Christ the Redeemer (West Bay)
11:00 am
Mass at Stella Maris (Cayman Brac)
11:30 am
Mass at St. Ignatius
6:00 pm
Mass at St. Ignatius
Easter Monday (April 1st)
8:30 am
Mass at St. Ignatius
Reminder that the services/masses are very full at this time of year, so please try to arrive
extra early, and please use the front field for overflow parking at St. Ignatius!
Thank you to Mrs. Lorraine Gunby for taking the majority of the photographs appearing in this newsletter!
WISHING EVERYONE A SAFE, HAPPY AND HOLY EASTER!
School opens for Term 3 on Monday, April 8th.
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]
MOP Associates invite you to
The 3 FUNDRAISING DINNER AND AUCTION,
In aid of Missionaries of the Poor,
On SATURDAY 13TH APRIL,
Starting with drinks at 7.00 pm
In the Courtyard at St. Ignatius School,
With a Silent Auction in Loyola Hall.
Theme: “Blue Caribbean Sea”
Dress: Island Cocktail
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It will be an evening of Fun and Live Entertainment.
Table of Ten: Special Price of $900
Individual tickets: $110 ($100 by March 30th!)
Corporate Table: $1,100
Missionaries of the Poor (MOP) is a monastic order of Brothers (and now some Sisters) who dedicate their
lives to looking after the poorest of the poor in Jamaica, Haiti, India, the Philippines, Indonesia, Kenya,
Uganda, and even the United States. They care for abandoned men, women and children, giving them
food, shelter, in some cases education, and in all cases love. MOP’s service to the poor is free, and they
rely heavily on our support.
To book your table please contact Fiona Pimentel:
[email protected] or call 323 9111
Phone: (345) 949-9250
Website: www.st-ignatius.com
E-mail: [email protected]