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24 FEBRUARY 2016
Marist College Enews
Important dates
Thursday 25 February
Junior School Class Captains’ Assembly
Friday 26 February
Junior School Crazy Hair Day
Monday 29 February - Wednesday 2 March
Year 5 Camp
Tuesday 1 March
Moderation Day – Student Free Year 7-12
Foundation Board Meeting
Friday 4 March - Sunday 6 March
D of E Bronze Award Hike #2
Tuesday 8 March - Thursday 11 March
Year 6 Camp
Sunday 6 March
Rowing: NSW Schoolboy Head of the River
Dear Marist Family,
Welcome to week 4.
This week Year 11 retreats are taking place and Year 9 are on their first
week long Footsteps activity at Bungarra. My thanks to the many staff
who have organized these events and/or accompanied the boys on
them.
Last week’s Commencement Mass celebrated by Archbishop
Christopher Prowse was a beautiful liturgy attended by what we
believe was the largest gathering we have had in Marcellin Hall since
its opening in 2012. Our Archbishop reflected with us about the theme
of MERCY, noting that the word’s origins are taken from the Latin
‘Misericordiae’ meaning connecting one’s heart with another’s misery.
That translation made an impact on me as did the reminder that “mercy
is one side of a two sided coin; the other side being justice.” The challenge we were left with was to
be a community of people who not only talked about mercy but lived it out in the spirit of the term
‘Misericordiae’, one’s heart with another’s misery.
Many thanks to all of you who attended the Commencement Mass and joined us after for the Senior
School House picnics. It was a beautiful evening to celebrate firstly around the Lord’s table then in a
social setting.
Wednesday 9 March
Year 9 Integration Day
Year 11 Study Day Program
Year 12 Study Day
Thursday 10 March
Year 7 Immunisation
Friday 11 March
Patrick House Day
Monday 14 March
Canberra Day Public Holiday
Wednesday 16 March
Haydon House Day
Finance Committee Meeting
Thursday 17 March - Sunday 20 March
D of E Silver Award Hike
Monday 21 March
Junior School Athletics Carnival
Tuesday 22 March
Following the Marist Reminder sent you 10 days ago about the Royal Commission and the
appropriateness of the naming of Othmar House I have put together a working party to progress
the matter of the naming of Othmar House. Within the next week a Marist Reminder will be sent
to you outlining the process and the proposed timeline. There is an urgency about sorting this out
sooner than later.
Year 7 Induction Day 2
Cricket Presentation Evening
May St Marcellin continue to watch over our boys and their families.
Wednesday 23 March
Yours sincerely
Year 9 Integration Day
Year 11 & 12 Study Day
Basketball Presentation Evening
Thursday 24 March
Holy Thursday
Friday 25 March
Mr Richard Sidorko
Headmaster
Good Friday
Way of the Cross
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Click here to read the Captain’s Speech from Commencement Mass
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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CURRICULUM IN FOCUS
Academic Awards
Ceremony for
Semester Two
2015
Mr Michael Lee, Principal of St Mary MacKillop
College, was the guest of honour at the Academic
Awards Ceremony on Friday 19 February.
The Ceremony was held in Marcellin Hall and Mr
Lee presented awards to students from Years 8-12
for their academic achievements in Semester Two
2015. Three different types of awards were made;
Certificates for Academic Improvement, Academic
Merit and Academic Excellence.
Awards are calculated based on a student’s Grade
Point Average (GPA). In this system grades are
given numerical values where an A grade is given
a value of 5, a B grade a value of 4 and so on. The
total points gained by a student in the semester
is then divided by the number of subjects they
studied and the results of this calculation is called
the GPA.
The Top Ten ATAR students from 2015 were
also presented with a medallion to mark their
outstanding achievements in Year 12 2015.
Click here to see the list of Awards and
Recipients
John Folan
Dean of Studies
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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CURRICULUM IN FOCUS
BYOD CONSIDERATIONS
Amongst the considerations when choosing a
device for your son to bring to school are the
weight of the device as well as its screen size.
Weight because you don’t want something too
heavy for him to carry around. Screen size is also
important as something too small will inhibit his
use, and something too big will generally also
weigh quite a bit and be awkward to carry around.
We generally recommend something between 10”
to 14” in terms of screen size.
In addition to the considerations above, the
following minimum specifications need to be
taken into account.
Wireless compatibility: The Marist wireless
network operates on the 802.11n 5Ghz standard
– look for 802.11 abgn. This may be advertised as
“Dual Band Wireless”, “802.11abgn”, “802.11agn”,
“802.11ac” or “Gigabit Wireless”. Devices with only
“802.11abg” or “802.11n” will NOT connect at
school.
Battery life: Devices need to last for a school day –
battery life should be at least 6 hours.
Operating System: Devices should have a
reasonably current operating system for your
device.
(Eg; Windows 7 or better, MacOS 10.x, IOS 9.x.)
For those who have already purchased a device
with incompatible Wireless capabilities. Please
ring the College helpdesk on 6298 7211 as we
may be able to advise you regarding options for
replacement.
Michael Plenty
ICT Systems Manager
STUDENTS WHO ARE GOING
TO BE ABSENT FROM SCHOOL
If your son is going to be absent from school
because of sporting commitments or family
reasons you will need to:
1. Write to the Headmaster before the
absence seeking permission for the
student to be away from school.
2. Ensure your son liaises with his teachers
to catch up on the work he misses while
away.
3. Note that Exams will not be rescheduled
for reasons other than illness or
hospitalisation.
Students who are absent because of illness will
need to follow the normal absentee procedures.
NATIONAL YOUTH SCIENCE FORUM
From 18 to 30 January this year I attended the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF). This event brings
together 200 young students about to enter year 12 for the two weeks at ANU to learn about science,
careers and expand their horizons. I was a member of a physics group, and was teamed up with 13
other like-minded physicists to visit local labs where new areas of physics are being researched and
discovered. A range of leading scientists held talks and discussions and through them we learnt our
fields of science can become a career. At workshops we learnt valuable life skills related to a career as
a scientist and to assist us in our final year of school. The motto of the NYSF is “We’ll show you things
you’ve never considered”, and they truly live up to this motto. I strongly encourage all science-minded
year 11 students to consider applying for the NYSF when entries open in March/April this year.
Kieran McCullagh
Year 12
Haydon 6
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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CURRICULUM IN FOCUS
CANTEEN
Science competitions
FEBRUARY SPECIALS
As part of our continuing endeavor to offer quality education to the students, the Science department at
Marist College Canberra provides opportunities to them to participate in various national and international
competitions. The competitions available to our students in 2016 will be - The Big Science Competition,
International Competition and Assessment of Schools (ICAS) for Science, The Australian National Chemistry
Quiz and the Science Olympiads. The Science Olympiads however, are significantly challenging and only
available to year 10 and 11 students.
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TUESDAY:
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THURSDAY:
Nachos with Chilli Con Carne
FRIDAY:
Fish and Chips with Garlic Aioli
Click here for online ordering
UNIFORM SHOP NOTICE
Pre-ordered Year 4-10 Navy blazers are
ready for collection.
Thursday 3-5.30pm
Volunteers still needed: contact the
Uniform Shop
These competitions allow our students to map their scientific skill and knowledge with that of others at a
similar level across Australia and overseas. The experience of participating and the development of scientific
thinking are beneficial to students wishing to continue study in a science based area at a tertiary level.
Below are the details of the competitions for your convenience. The number of participants in each
competition is limited.
Rohit Bhatnagar
[email protected]
Assistant Head of Science
Click here for application form
NAME OF COMPETITION
ELIGIBILITY (YEARS)
DATE (2016)
Big Science Competition
7 – 12
20th May (Fri)
ICAS
7 – 12
31st May (Tue)
Australian National Chemistry Quiz
7 – 12
21st July (Thu)
Science Olympiads (tick one or multiple for each science discipline)
Chemistry
3rd Aug (Wed)
Earth & Environmental Science
10 and 11 only
Biology
Physics
MAKE A SCIENCE MOVIE COMPETITION
5th Aug (Fri)
8th Aug (Mon)
9th Aug (Tue)
Click here for information and entry
Pick a science idea - anything you like. It could be an experiment with water and ice, an explanation of how gravity works or a description of your favourite animal.
Grab a smartphone or a video-recorder, explain a science idea in 30 seconds, and then enter it using the link. ABC Splash will select three entries with the best
explanations to be animated by ABC designers and published as a resource on the ABC Splash website! Entries open: 12pm 18 January Entries close: 5pm 18 March
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
MARIST COLLEGE ENEWS | 24 FEBRUARY 2016
JUNIOR SCHOOL
JUNIOR SCHOOL MARIST
SOLIDARITY (MSOL)
LENTEN APPEAL
CONFIRMATION ENROLMENT
LETTER –CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH
SOUTH TUGGERANONG
Please click here to view Confirmation Letter
Thank you for your support last week with
our Silly Sock Day to raise money for Marist
Solidarity.
INFORMATION ABOUT
SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMMES –
CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH, SOUTH
TUGGERANONG
Please click here to view Information re
Sacramental Programmes Corpus Christi
Parish
JUNIOR SCHOOL
SWIMMING
CARNIVAL 2016
This Friday is CRAZY HAIR DAY. The Junior School
boys may wear a wig, colour (no dye) or tie up
their hair. Shaving of hair is not allowed. Any
colour used must be removed by Monday.
AUSTRALIAN GIFTED
SUPPORT ACT
Please click here to view Australian Gifted
Support ACT Newsletter
Well done to all the boys for their participation
on a very hot afternoon at Queanbeyan pool.
Thank you to the parents for coming along to
support your sons.
The final points score was;
Hartigan: 708
O’Donoghue: 551
Dempsey: 629
Chisholm: 444
The Age Champions for 2016;
9 years: Aaron Lloyd
10 years: Ben Sweeny
11 years: Xander Tuan
12 years: Nicholas Honeyman
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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CAREER NEWS
Important dates - Careers
22 February 5.30-8.00pm
ANU Tuckwell Scholarship
Building 188, Fellows Lane, Acton
23 February 1800-1900
Defence Force Information Session
Aviation, Seafarer
25 February 5.30pm
UK Gap Information Session
St Clare’s College
ANU – TUCKWELL
SCHOLARSHIP –
INVITATION TO ATTEND
INFORMATION SESSION
INFORMATION SESSION
ABOUT BROOMWOOD
HALL - UK GAP
OPPORTUNITY 2017
Monday 22 February, 5.30pm - 8pm
Australian Centre on China in the World
Building 188, Fellows Lane,
ANU Campus, Canberra (register)
Thursday 3 March, commencing at 7.00pm
Radford College in the Senior School
Meeting Room 58
Tuesday 1 March 1800-1900
Defence Force Information Session
Army Officer (RMC)
Meet Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)
Professor Richard Baker and a current Tuckwell
Scholar who will tell you about Australia’s most
transformational undergraduate scholarship –
the Tuckwell Scholarship.
Wednesday 2 March 5.00pm
MBA ASBA Information Session (Year 11)
MBA Skills Centre
Learn about what makes ANU a truly unique
place to live and study:
•
Our undergraduate research programs
3 March 7.00pm
UK Gap Information Session about
Broomwood Hall
Radford College
•
Vibrant student residential experience and
exceptional Canberra lifestyle
•
Comprehensive student support programs
•
Other scholarship opportunities at ANU to
offset the cost of university.
Tuesday 8 March 1800-1900
Defence Force Information Session
GAP YEAR
Monday 11 April, 9:00am – 4:30pm
University of Melbourne
Interstate Student and Parent Day
STUDENTS CONSIDERING
JOINING THE DEFENCE FORCE
MUST COMPLETE A YOU
SESSION AS THE FIRST STEP.
Go online to defencejobs.gov.au and then
to RECRUITMENT. It is important to look at
the requirements of the YOU sessions, the
documentation needed and then to either call
or apply online to book a session.
https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/
recruitment-centre/
YEAR 11 HOSPITALITY ASBA
OPPORTUNITY
MIGAS have an exciting opportunity for anyone
interested in having a hospitality career.
There will be time to ask questions and light
refreshments will be available.
Contact:
Marzieh Tafreshi
Field Officer
0488 445 856
[email protected]
For more information browse the website at http://www.broomwood.co.uk/
PROJECTS ABROAD OVERSEAS VOLUNTEER
TRIPS FOR HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS
Projects Abroad offers a range of exciting twoweek programmes for high school students
in years 10 and 11. The summer projects for
2016/17 are based in Cambodia, Fiji, Nepal,
Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
GAP YEAR
INFORMATION
UK GAP YEAR INFORMATION NIGHT - 25
February 2016, 5.30pm - 6.30pm
St Clare’s College, 1 McMillan Crescent, Griffith,
ACT 2603
Come and join Escape Travel Gungahlin to hear
all about a UK Gap Year.
There will be information about:
•
Airline deals to get you over there
•
Insurance options
•
How to apply for schools and tours to make
your trip more memorable.
For any enquiries, please call Erin on
(02) 6241 0355
These projects give Australian students the
chance to travel to stunning destinations
where they can explore new cultures and make
a difference in a supportive environment,
alongside like-minded volunteers from around
the globe.
Through practical, first-hand experience,
students will learn the value of teamwork,
leadership and cultural appreciation. These
projects are a safe, sustainable and worthwhile
way for students to discover the world around
them and to learn more about their own
strengths and capabilities.
Click here for Project Abroad website
Click here for Lattitude Global
Volunteering
Click here for Antipodeans Abroad
You will be gaining experience at one of
Canberra’s most reputable restaurants, Pod Food.
In addition to this, you will be learning from a
Marist College Alumni.
Are you considering taking a year off between
school and university? If so, Broomwood Hall
in London may be just the place for you. Since
2003 over 100 students from Canberra have
been placed at Broomwood Hall as teachers’
assistants. In January 2016, eight students
from Canberra jetted off to London to start
their gap year adventure.
LINKS TO MORE INFORMATION
Click here for University information
Click here for ASBA information
Click here for ADFA Application Process
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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MARIST LIFE GATHERING
VINNIES DOORKNOCK
Thanks to all those boys who took part in the
Vinnies Doorknock at Mary Help of Christians
Parish and to Mr Moore (Senior Vinnies
Coordinator) and Sarah Clifton (Vinnies Youth) for
coordinating the activity.
PARISH YOUTH MINISTRY
CROSSROADS
Our CROSSROADS Lenten program coordinated by Year 10 Christian Leadership students meet at
lunch each Wednesday throughout Lent. The boys have participated in some Lenten trivia, a spiritual
fitness assessment, considered temptations, fasting and spent some time in prayer. Perhaps the biggest
success was that for the first time, Year 6 students were invited to participate with Year 7 & 8 students
and it worked wonderfully. The aligned bell times between JS and SS have opened up some really great
possibilities for Faith Formation activities.
Submissions: [email protected]
Students from Queanbeyan Parish were invited to
meet Jordan Hodge a Youth Ministry worker from
St Greg’s Youth. He opened up the idea of our boys
joining the youth in the parish for an encounter
with God that involved action, community and
discipleship. Meanwhile, MYM team members
attended their first Parish Mass together at Corpus
Christi Parish in Gowrie. The team hopes to attend
Mass together once a month and will initially
alternate between Corpus Christi and Mary Help of
Christians Parish in Pearce.
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
MARIST COLLEGE ENEWS | 24 FEBRUARY 2016
IMPORTANT REMINDER ABOUT
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS
SENIOR SCHOOL
Parents are reminded not to enter the College
driveway between 8.00am and 8.45am, and
3.00pm and 4.00pm as this causes difficulty for
buses and pedestrians.
We strongly recommend you use Biddlecombe
Street for drop-off and pick-up. A drop-off/pickup bay is available in front of the school on Marr
Street.
If you use this bay, please drive forward as space
becomes available in order to allow vehicles to
enter so as not to cause congestion on Marr Street
or to affect bus access to the driveway at Gate 1.
Please note the ‘No Stopping’ signage that is
posted on Marr Street.
A reminder that the pedestrian crossing on Marr
Street is not to be used as a drop-off or pick up
point.
Parents are also asked to respect the privacy and
accessibility of the College’s neighbours in Marr
Street by not parking across their driveways, on
their lawns or entering their properties. Boys
should not walk through the unit complexes to
meet their families but should use the adjacent
parkland.
We seek to maintain a cordial relationship with
our neighbours and ask for your support in
maintaining the flow of traffic and the safety of all
members of the College community.
There have been cases of double-parking on Marr
Street which effects the flow of traffic, potentially
endangers students and other road users, and
delays the timely arrival of buses.
A reminder there is no vehicular entry to Gate
2 from Marr Street during the morning and
afternoon bus times (8.00am-8.45am and
3.00pm-4.00pm).
ACT Police and ACTION supervisors monitor this
area and can issue fines.
Please also remember not to exit via Gate 1 at any
time during the day.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
After School Pick Up (Drive-Through):
Drive through (Gate #3) is a very busy area. The
safety of our boys is paramount.
We ask that parents and friends are patient and
observant as they collect boys in the afternoon
and follow the requests of Junior School staff.
•
A number of parents and grandparents park
on surrounding streets (e.g. Biddlecome Street
and have boys walk to meet them). This is a
good idea. Boys are to use the underpass near
Melrose High School.
•
Do not park on Marr Street and call boys to
your car.
•
If at all possible, wait a few minutes after
3.10pm as Marr Street becomes very
congested.
•
Please drive as far down into the pick-up area
as possible to the red line.
•
If your son is not visible and immediately
ready to be collected - circle the roundabout
– or park and wait – or drive down into the
car park and come up again. Be aware of cars
exiting the parking spots.
•
Please allow cars that are circling the
roundabout to have access as you come down
the drive (give way to your right).
•
Do not attempt to turn right onto Marr Street
as you exit – please observe the ‘Left Turn Only’
signage.
NORTH SIDE BUS
SERVICE
The North Side Bus Service is now closed to
new students as it is fully subscribed. Should
you wish to go on the waiting list for a seat,
please contact the Finance Office on
[email protected].
Please note that access to the North Side bus
service is available only to those families who
have registered, completed a consent form and
paid the associated bus levy.
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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WEB
Rugby Club
Basketball Club
Rowing Club
Hockey Club
MARIST/MERICI SAILING
CLUB
The Marist/Merici Sailing Club has its first team
racing regatta, of the season, next month on
Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th March. We have two
teams entered this year. If we win this regatta
we go through to the nationals, which will be an
amazing achievement.
Marist Australian
Football Club
Snowsports Club
Cricket Club
Adam & James overtakes Jules & Kian at training.
Marist Canberra
Football Club
ROWING
Congratulations to all rowers who competed in the ACT Schools Head of the Lake regatta on Saturday,
20 February. A special mention goes to the Yr 10 crew who made their debut in an VIII (see photo).
The season finale and equivalent of a footy grand final is only two weeks away when the whole club
(including parents) travels to Penrith, staying overnight, for the NSW School Boy Head of the River.
Please visit maristrowing.com.
Photos are of the Yr 10 VIII and the junior ‘fleet’.
If you want to have a picnic on the banks of
Lake Burley Griffin and cheer our boys & girls
on, come down to the YMCA sailing club this
weekend.
You can email Andy Donald, any time, to sign up
or ask any questions about the sailing club.
[email protected]
MARIST MOUNTAIN BIKING CLUB
Marist Mountain Biking Club will be starting weekly afternoon trail rides in week 5, running all year. For further information for new and existing members, please
email [email protected].
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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WEB
Rugby Club
Basketball Club
Rowing Club
Hockey Club
Marist Canberra
Football Club
Marist Australian
Football Club
Snowsports Club
Cricket Club
Cricket
A terrific outright win for the First XI over Daramalan, with outstanding
performances with the bat and ball by captain Ben Izzard (104 and 4/27).
The Club now has won two T20 grand finals – u13 div 2 Blue and u14 div 2.
Harrie Sewter is the Club’s Player of the Week, taking 6/7 in the u14 div 1 win
over Ginninderra.
TEAM
DIVISION
1st XI
2nd XI-Colts
OPPOSITION
RESULT
Daramalan (2 day)
Won outright
Norths (2 day)
Won
U10 Gold
Sunday
Eastlake Scorchers
TBA
U10 Blue
Friday
Tuggeranong Eagles
TBA
TBA
U10 Sky
Friday
Grammar White
U10 Royal
Friday
Bye
U11
Div 1
Eastlake (2 day)
Won
U11 Blue
Sunday
Eastlake Demons Blue
Lost
U11 Sky
Sunday
Norths Orange
Won
U12
Div 1
Ginninderra (2 day)
Won
U12
Div 2
St Edmunds Gold
Won
U12 Royal
Friday
Bye
U12 Sky
Friday
Norths Gold
Lost
U13
Div 1
Ginninderra (2 day)
Lost
U13 Blue
Div 2
Eastlake (2 day)
Lost
U13 Sky
Div 2
Grammar White (2 day)
Lost
U13 Royal
Div 2
Grammar Sky (2 day)
Lost
U14
Div 1
Ginninderra (2 day)
Match in
progress
U14
Div 2
Norths Maroon (T20 Grand Final)
Won
U15
Div 1
Norths Blue (2 day)
Lost
U15
Div 2
Radford (2 day)
Won
U16 Sky
Div 2
Norths Maroon (2 day)
TBA
U16 Blue
Div 2
Tuggeranong Hawks (2 day)
Lost
Photo: Harry Miller, wicket keeper for u13d1, completes a run out
FOR YOUR DIARY
Cricket Presentation Night is on Tuesday 22nd March in the Gym
starting at 7pm.
For information on College Sports Policy please click here
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
MARIST COLLEGE ENEWS | 24 FEBRUARY 2016
WEB
Rugby Club
Basketball Club
Rowing Club
Hockey Club
Marist Canberra
Football Club
Marist Australian
Football Club
Snowsports Club
Cricket Club
CONGRATULATIONS TO…
Connor Frew Yr 10 CO7 who has been selected for the
Australian Junior Athletics Championships, Formula 1
Grand Prix event and the U17 Development Squad.
Reuben Keane Yr 12 CR7 and Bryce
Keane Yr 10 CR2 who have both been
selected in the ACT U20s team to
compete at the National Touch League
Championships.
Jordan Brunt Yr 11 MA7 who has been selected to
represent Australia at the National U18 Ice Hockey World
Championship to be held in Bulgaria.
Patrick Cross Yr 12 HA4 and James
Toohey Yr 12 HA4 who represented
the ACT in the Australian Under 20
National Basketball Championships.
Harry Lyons Yr 7 CO6 participated in the State Oztag
Tournament in Coffs Harbour.
Luke Granatelli Yr 7 CO2 and
Cooper Morgan Yr 9 CR7 will both
be participating in the BMX National
Championships in March.
Kieran Reilly Yr 11 MA3 who has been selected to
compete at the Australian Junior Athletics Championships
in March and has also been selected for the Australian
Outback Gridiron training squad.
Submissions: [email protected]
Hugh McKenzie Yr 12 MA1 has been selected in the ACT
team to compete at the Junior Nationals Track and Field
Championships.
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au