Junior VIM Issue 24 2014 low res
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Junior VIM Issue 24 2014 low res
VIM All Saints’ College JUNIOR SCHOOL Issue 24 From the Head of Junior School Mr Chris Jackman Top Debaters During the HICES Debating Competition that our Year 6 team participated in, the adjudicators voted each round for the best debaters. At the conclusion of the competition votes were tallied and the following All Saints’ College students received the following awards. 2nd: Natalia Burgess 3rd: Kate McEwen 6th equal: Thomas White Thursday, August 14 2014 Congratulations to these students and during the colder months we move into all of the other members of the debating the Kemmis Building. Assemblies begin team for a superb effort throughout the at 9.00am. season of debating. Week Date Class Western Associated Schools (WAS) 5 15 August Year 6 – in Chapel Athletics Carnival 6 22 August Year 5 29 August Year 4 On Wednesday, 13th August All Saints’ 7 College hosted the WAS Athletics 8 5 September Year 3 Carnival on Watson Oval. I would like Year 2N – Last 12 September to thank Mrs Nelson and her team of 9 Assembly of the term Orange Eisteddfod Speech & Drama Results staff and parents for convening the Orange Eisteddfod Speech & Drama Results carnival. I would also like to thank Important Dates for the Calendar the P&F Association for running the canteen for the children. 2/9/14 JS HICES Athletics (Homebush) Carnival Junior School Assemblies last week and the Speech & Dram The Orange Eisteddfod was held The Orange Eisteddfod was held last week and the Speech & Drama students had some fantastic results. All parents are welcome to attend 18/9/14 Benefactor’s Service Well done to faantastic ll students who performed! students had some results. Junior School assemblies. InWell the andslast day Term 3. aw Congratulations to twhe following tudents who of received special done t o all students ho performed! warmer months they are conducted Congratulations to the following students who received special awards: on the Outdoor Assembly area andHarry Thorne – Winner 5 years pointscore trophy Thorne – Winner 6 ypears pointscore trophy Harry TRuby horne – Winner 5 years ointscore trophy G–ough – Winner 9 ypears pointscore trophy Ruby TToby horne Winner 6 years ointscore trophy Toby G ough – Winner 9 years pointscore trophy A special mention goes to Georgie Geyer who won: 10 years pointscore trophy A special ention goes unlimited to G eorgie access Geyer wto ho all won: your child rides on the day, Just a reminder the Spring Fair is coming up, and you12 m yointscore ears & under Encouragement Trophy 10 y ears p t rophy excluding the climbing wall. The climbing wall will will find all details in flyers included in this newsletter.OPEN Aboriginal Arts Scholarship Winner – Winner of all ages trop 12 years & be under Encouragement Trophy $4 per ride. We are excited to confirm that wrist bands for plus $ 500 c ash OPEN Aboriginal Arts Scholarship Winner – Winner of all ages trophy children’s rides will be available for $30 on the day, We have some fantastic new rides and there will be plus for $500 clots ash of excitement for the children! We are looking or can be purchased from Leonie Keogh’s office Well done everyone! Junior School and Deanne Wade’s office for Senior forward to a great event! Well d one e veryone! School from Monday, 18th August. This will give SPRING FAIR WRISTBANDS Orange Eisteddfod Speech & Drama Results The Orange Eisteddfod was held last week and the Speech & Drama students had some fantastic results. Well done to all students who performed! Congratulations to the following students who received special awards: Harry Thorne - Winner 5 years pointscore trophy Ruby Thorne – Winner 6 years pointscore trophy Toby Gough – Winner 9 years pointscore trophy A special mention goes to Georgie Geyer who won: 10 years pointscore trophy; 12 years & under Encouragement Georgie Geyer ready Trophy; OPEN Aboriginal Arts Scholarship Winner andGeorgie eyer ready in to pher erform Toby Gough as Mad Hatte toGperform the Winner of all ages trophy plus $500 cash. Well done in dramatic her dramatic monologue Toby Gough as Mad monologue. everyone! Hatter. Georgie Geyer ready to perform Toby Gough as Mad Hatter PEER SUPPORT LESSONS iSupport n her dramatic improve decision making skills. The module We are commencing our Peer lessonsmonologue this week. The whole school participates in Peer runs for 8 sessions. Our first session enables Support for 30 minutes each week. Two Year 6 the children to get to know everyone in their leaders facilitate a small group of 8-10 students group, agreeing on how they will work together from Kindergarten to Year 5, who work together and interact cooperatively with others. They will also begin to think about what is a value through a number of structured activities. something they value in themselves. We Each teacher will supervise 2-3 groups in their and you talk to your children about Peer classroom. We are working on a module called recommend every week, as it will help to reinforce Promoting Harmony helping us define individual Support and community values, build relationships and the concepts learned in each session. Uniform Shop Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Tuesday 12 noon to 2pm; Thursday 2pm to 4.30pm; Friday 8.30am to 3pm Cash, Cheque, Eftpos available; Phone: 6332 7303 or email [email protected] All Saints’ College Bathurst Eglinton Road (Locked Bag 9) Bathurst NSW 2795 ABN 43 418 897 717 Telephone +61 2 6332 7317 Facsimile +61 2 6332 7325 Email [email protected] Website www.saints.nsw.edu.au PRE-KINDERGARTEN NEWS PK5 have had a jolly good week learning about nutrition, the letter j and 3D shapes. The children read stories and saw a video clip about where our food comes from. We sorted our food onto a healthy eating pyramid and played a food sorting relay race. It’s great to see such nutritious choices the children have in their lunch boxes. We also read about Jersey and discovered that some foods that are right for us may not be good for others who may have allergies. We Sian and Grace completed a 60 piece puzzle. made jet planes, jellyfish, multi-layered jelly, jewelled play dough and glued jewels on a j page. We played a 3D sorting game on the Electronic whiteboard and learnt the difference between flat shapes (2D) and fat shapes (3D). We went on a 3D shapes hunt outside and found spheres, cylinders, cubes and pyramids all around us. Thursday we wore our PJ’s all day for a jolly fun time. Everyone loves balancing on our new logs. Sian, Fynn and Lily decorated their play dough with beautiful jewels. Chaise and Phoenix used great care to make sure the jumping sticks didn’t move. Hannah made a great drawing on the whiteboard. Charlie and Chaise put their Morning Tea on the healthy food pyramid. What great nutritious choices. Eliza and Chaise modeled their jets from our jet book. They look fantastic. PJ Day. Archie enthusiastically showed his light saber during free choice news. Eliza loved sticking jewels on her j page. Hannah, Phoenix and Eliza found cylinder poles in our 3D hunt outside FROM THE CHAPLAIN Rev. Tony Card ‘Where can I go from your spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence?’ (Psalm 139:7 NRSV) Like many I was shocked this week to hear of the death of Robin Williams. I was even more shocked to hear that he took his own life. I don’t spend much of my time reading entertainment news so I didn’t know about his battles with substance abuse and depression – I only saw the funny man, the highly talented actor who could make everyone laugh. He seemed to have it all but something was obviously missing. Events like this can leave us questioning our own lives. Have we been successful? What about our failures? Have we realised the dreams of our youth? In our darkest moments we can feel alone, questioning everything that we have done and everything that we are. Psalm 139, written by King David, speaks to these times. David was known not just for his successes but for his abject failures. As we read through the account of his life in 1 & 2 Samuel and his own writings in the Psalms we see a man who knew the heady heights of success but also knew the deepest, darkest depression. In verses 1-18 of Psalm 139 David reminds us of the attributes of God that can help us through the dark times; God knows who we are (v. 1-6), God pursues us (v. 7-12), God made us with intricate detail (v. 13-16a), and God has plans for us (v. 16b-18). I encourage you to read and meditate on these verses and I am sure that you will come to the same conclusion that David did – that in God we find a loving Father who will be with us always – no matter what. HOCKEY REPORTS Minkey Hockey Under 7s Report Saturday 9th August 2014 On Saturday, 9th August, the Under 7 Kookas were lucky enough to play two games of hockey. Our first game was against Souths, where we were outnumbered considerably but still managed to be the better team on the day. Everyone had a brilliant game, Well done to Aston who scored a very exciting goal. Our second game was against Kelso. I was very impressed with the way that the team called out to each other during the game. A huge congratulations must go to our Player of the Match Lily, who kept her knees bent and was always in the hockey position ready to make some great tackles. Sophie Hanigan, (Coach Under 7s Kookas) Minkey Hockey Under 9s Report Saturday, 9th August 2014 On Saturday the 9th August, the Under 9 Kangas played a fantastic game against St Pats. All players have shown great improvement in their game. They are working well as a team and passing the ball between each other. Mia and Dakota were great in defence, while Charlotte, Fergus, Ava and Sarah played a great all round game. The Player of the Match went to Nick for wonderful commitment to his team and great enthusiasm. Mr Chris Willard, (Under 9 Kangas Minkey Coach) Friday Night Mixed Hockey Report Friday, 8th August 2014 We were up against a tough team on Friday night. Despite the very strong attack from our opposition, our team played some great defense. Our backs saved a LOT of goals. If they didn’t stop them, then Fintan was ready. In fact, everyone else also stepped up to defend. There were too many great efforts to mention everyone. Yes, a few goals got through, but without the teamwork and skills we have been learning, it could have been a very one sided game. I want to thank all the team for their effort and really look forward to our next game. Claire Pickard Under 13s Hockey Report Saturday, 9th August Last Saturday, the under 13 hockey girls played a tight game against Souths. Knowing we had to work hard, we started the game beautifully. With strong passes and tackles we managed to keep the ball in their half. An excellent effort from Natalia, whose defensive skills ensured the team with security. Half time had approached, yet the score still remained nil all. Hot, tired and sweaty we fought on. Sami and Rachel did an excellent job supporting the team and pushing the ball up. Finally, with 8 minutes to go Jakiya sprinted up with the ball, with a clear run and the help of Ella Hobbs, All Saints scored. A special mention to Darcie Campbell, who saved the last penalty corner and led us to victory. Lucy Corbett-Jones Hocke ey Draw for Frida ay 15th August A Semi Final 5.25pm ASC Und der 13’s Mixe ed Team v St. Pats Impre ezas Turf 2 (Capta ain Imogen Murphy) M Hockey y Draw fo or Saturd day 16th August 9.45 5am 9.45 5am 11.0 00am U7’s and d U9’s Minkey y der 15’s Girls s v St Pats Blue ASC Und ASC Und der 13’s Girls s v St Pats Blue (Captain – Portia Killiby) G Grass T Turf 3 T Turf 1 With every blessing, Rev. Tony Card Thought for the week: ‘I come to the end - I am still with you.’ (Psalm 139:18) Operation Christmas Child – Are you in business? Do you own a retail business or work in a business that is given or gives away promotional items? Then perhaps you could assist our Operation Christmas Child appeal. We need items like school items, solar powered calculators, children’s clothing, small toys, hygiene items, water bottles, sunglasses, craft kits, stickers and the like to help bring God’s love to a child. If you have stock that is being written off due to its age or damaged packaging, or promotional items like pens, water bottles etc then perhaps you would consider donating them. The more we get the more joy we bring. NETBALL REPORTS It was a great weekend of netball with sunny weather. Have fun this Saturday! Draw: Saturday, Aug 16 ASC Seahorses 12:10 Court 13 Captain Olivia Brabham ASC Stingrays 11:05 Court 13 Captain Collette Lyons ASC Prawns 9:55 Court 8 Captain Charlotte Russell All players need to be at the courts 30 minutes prior to the commencement of the game, please. Clubhouse Duty Roster: ASC Seahorses August 16 ASC Stingrays Finals Rounds-(Allocation to be notified) Gabrielle Darlington, Junior School Netball Coordinator Match Report – Friday August 8 ASC V BMG The ASC U12 Netball Team – The Prawns - had a friendly match against visiting school Blue Mountains Grammar on Friday afternoon. Bathurst turned on a perfect winter’s afternoon for our visitors, no wind and lovely sunshine. The girls were in fine form and after a relaxed start they played like superstars. Sara and Eliza showed their skills in defence with many great intercepts. Megan, Kate D and Charlotte have definitely grown in confidence and it showed with accurate passes and great teamwork. Kate Mc showed her versatility playing all over centre court and in goal. Gena and Lauren, with the help of Kate managed to score a total of 23 goals vs 11 for BMG. Both teams enjoyed the game and showed great sportsmanship. Captain Lauren Lyons. Match Reports - Saturday Aug 9 ASC Seahorses Another exciting game for the All Saints Seahorses. Whilst we are still not victorious for the season our skills set is improving week by week. Many parents believe that the “half goals” shot by both Shanlei and Lottie should count as one goal … however we doubt the netball association would agree. The defence shown by Charlotte J and Charlee was outstanding.You would have thought that Maayan and Olivia were playing for the Australian Diamonds with the agility and speed shown on the wing positions. The whole of our great team was proudly captained by Zoe. Zoe Cunningham ASC Stingrays Once the sun shone, so did the All Saints Stingrays with an impressive victory over the Competitive Bulldogs team. Georgie and Jorja started the attacking game with consistent shooting and both scoring. Then the Year 3 combination of Hannah and Kate continued the run. The Stingray defence was outstanding with Breahna and Lauren intercepting many passes, backed up beautifully by Phoebe in centre. Congratulations to Hannah for receiving Player of the week. Hannah Stanmore Soccer Draw for Saturday 16th August 2014 Team Time vs Venue Under 6 Stars 1.00pm Macquarie United Jungle Cats Proctor Park 8 Under 6 Eclipse 1.00pm Macquarie United Stray Cats Proctor Park 9 Under 6 Martians 1.00pm Macquarie United Jaguars Proctor Park 7 Under 7 Milky Ways 1.00pm Bathurst 75 Royals Proctor Park 10 Under 8 Meteorites 11.00am Eglinton Sharks Proctor Park 12 Under 9 Asteroids 11.00am Eglinton Dolphins Proctor Park 13 Under 10 Comets 10.00am Eglinton Eels Proctor Park 15 Under 11 Galaxy 1.00pm Bathurst 75 Subway Smoothies Proctor Park 14 Under 11 Rockets 1.00pm Bathurst 75 Roadrunners Proctor Park 15 Collec�ng 18th ‐ 21st August SOMETHING TO PLAY WITH ‐ Tennis ball, cars, skipping rope, marbles, musical instrument, yo‐yo, slinky, nger puppets, wind up torch, etc. (No ba�ery operated items, No war related items) Please bring your gi� to chapel. UNDER 9 ASTEROIDS The Under 9 Asteroids had a very tough game against City Red Tops. The boys tried hard throughout the game particularly Player of the Match, James Burgess who was very solid in defence. Noah Siede and Todd Nelson both played very well in goals. Thank you to Oliver Roach and Noah Newman for playing for the Asteroids on the weekend. Without these Under 8 players who willingly help us out, the Under 9s would not be able to field a full team each week. CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE www.saints.nsw.edu.au FOR THE LATEST NEWS & PHOTO GALLERIES MEN’S SHED SEWING MACHINE APPEAL All Saints’ College Junior School P&F Sub Committee All Saints’ College Junior School P&F Sub Commit PLEASE RETURN RAFFLE TICKETS AND MONEY Don’t miss your chance to win an Apple Mini ipad or Coles Myer gift voucher! Please return your $20 together with the sold raffle ticket butts to Leonie Keogh’s office by this Friday 15 August. Winners to be drawn at the Junior School assembly and notified by phone on Friday 22 August 2014. If you would like to sell another book please contact a member of the JSP&F sub-committee. Stacey Whittaker Chairperson 0404 485 942 Michelle Gough Vice Chairperson 0418 132 123 Jayne Miller Secretary 0429 914 073 Sharyn Jenkins Treasurer 0401 935 753 An appeal headed by Geoff Higgins from Dubbo Community Men’s PLEASE Shed. RETURN RA A few months ago the island of Leyte, in the TICKETS AND MO Philippines, was devastated by typhoon Yolanda. As a result of the typhoon many people in Leyte have lost their livelihood. This is particularly true of coconut because all the coconuts Don’tgrowers, miss your chance to have been stripped from the trees. an Apple Mini ipad orIntegrated Anwin organization called Livelihood Support Organization , based in the city of Ormoc, Coles Myer gift voucher! headed up by Roberto Martinez, is trying to get typhoon victims back on their feet and provide Please $20 together them with areturn means ofyour supporting themselves. w (Roberto a personal friendtoofLeonie Geoff Higgins). raffleisticket butts Keogh Sewing machines would be of great value to the Friday 15 organisation, andAugust. they will take as many sewing machines as they can get. As Winners well as distributing machines, to besewing drawn at theRoberto Junior is already holding classes to instruct people in the notified by phone on Friday 22 useand or sewing machines. Dubbo Men’s inviting people youCommunity would like toshed sellis another boo to donate sewing machines. In Bathurst machines theCollege. JSP&F sub-commit canmember be left at AllofSaints Two men from Dubbo Community Men’s Shed , Colin Brown Allan Parker, be checking Staceyand Whittaker Michellewill Gough Jayne Mi the donated machines to Vice make sure they are in Chairperson Chairperson Secretary 0404 485 942 before 0418 132are 123 dispatched. 0429 914 good working order they Spring Fair Garden Stall Dear parents Years 3 and 4 are running this year’s garden stall at the Spring Fair – and we need your help ! This year we would love to source Pots of Colour – they’re a great seller. There are a few things you can do to help 1. 2. 3. 4. For those with a green thumb, we would love you to pot up some cuttings ready to sell at the Fair. You could purchase a large punnet of flowering annuals very soon, and re-pot each individual plant into a small pot. Pansies and petunias are especially good and inexpensive. You might like to purchase cheap, low quality stock from the nurseries. A quick trim back and a dose of seasol will bring them back to life. If your thumb isn’t so green, you can make a monetary donation and we will purchase punnets of flowers and pot them up (please send in money in an envelope and mark it Attention: Sarah O’Neill). What do I do with the plants? Please bring them to the Fair on the day, OR bring them in to the Year 3 or 4 classrooms as soon as you have them ready - we will take them home and tend to them. Thank you for your support. If you have any question please contact one of us. Year 3 Lisa Hunter 0405 491 317 Year 4 Rae Cunningham 0408 960 228 Sarah O’Neill 0400 191 979 Please … Jump to it and volunteer your time on Sunday 14 September. Simply write your name and availability on the applicable volunteer slip and return in your child’s diary. YEAR Pre-K K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ALL ALL ALL ALL STALL Hot Chips Hoopla Lollies ASC Café Garden Stall Garden Stall Drinks Cakes Chocolate Wheel & Coin Toss Pavlova Treasure & Books Jumping Castle & Climbing Wall ASC Café BBQ Dad's Corner Face Painting Haunted House Bar CO-ORDINATOR Peter Campbell Polly Goodlet Nikki Bryan Graham Cunningham Catriona Roach Catriona Roach Susie Dowd Catherine McEwen Lorna Van Rouyan Jo Murphy Christine Thompson Rachel Trounson Belinda Peterson Rosie Bayliss Stephen Geyer Deon Reynolds Leigh Haywood Tracey Finau CO-ORDINATOR EMAIL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] NOTE: If you’ve already contacted the stall co-ordinator, thank you! You do NOT need to complete this form. I am available to assist on the ________________________________________ stall. Available Times: __________________________________________________________________ My Name and Number: __________________________________________________________________ We need your help! Treasure & Books Dad’s Corner Garden Records, books and treasure that will sell like hotcakes!. Contact Christine Thompson. Senior school volunteers for the dunking machine. Lots of fun! Please contact Ruth Crampton. Any contributions will be very much appreciated. Catriona Roach. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Bar Lollies Pavlova Hoopla Tracey Finau could use any help with stocking the bar. Made up lolly bags would be appreciated. Are you an expert at making pavs? Contact Jo Murphy. Small prizes required and fish!!. See Polly Goodlet. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] See Nikki Bryan. [email protected] ASC Café Sandwiches, scones and slices. Contact Graham Cunningham. cunning1166@bigpond NOTE Please don’t feel constrained by your year group. You may contribute to any area where help is required, regardless of your year group. All Saints’ College Parents & Friends Association 2014 Sunday 14th September 2014 10am-3pm Thank you Spring Fair Sponsors A huge thank you to all of our Gold, Silver and Bronze Sponsors. Many family businesses’ provide extra support to Spring Fair by sponsoring the the program of events. The money raised through the program provides a large contribution to the overall fundraising. These funds are administered by the Parents’ & Friends’ Association to improve our facilities and purchase additional school YLZV\YJLZ]LY`ULJLZZHY`HUKILULÄJPHS[VHSS SILVER $250 Newman’s Fuels & Bus Services Luxe Hair & Body Bridges Financial Services Paul Toole MP Bathurst RSL Club Rosconi Mazda Bathurst Courtyard Architectural Mouldings & Décor Cunninghams The Law Practice LJ Hooker Bathurst Steele & Co. Law & Conveyancing Best Western Petroleum Services Elders Insurance Bathurst Health & Fitness Supplies Australia Cain Kensit Messenger Solicitor & Attorneys Al Dente Kelly + Partners Chartered Accountants The Great Wall Chinese Restaurant Kenwood Homes Raine & Horne Bathrust Hines Constructions Adecco Venue Café Gorgeousness Barcoo’s Barn Devro GOLD $500 W.J Coote & Sons Encore Speech & Drama Studio Incy Interiors Pollet’s Martial Arts Centre Ray Morcoms Auto Body Repairs Bathurst Real Estate Kip McGrath Bathurst BRONZE $100 Hothams Sand, Soil, Gravel Supplies Abbetta Interiors Beecham Concreting JLD Dance Studio Lashes By Tami Angela J Morris Optometrist Vanessa Pringle Florist International Music Examinations Board Lambert & Lord Eglinton Tennis Academy Ivan Christian Photography The Kelso Hotel Paddy’s Hotel Pulsanti Carcoar All Seasons Cleaning Stewart St Veterinary Hospital LeGall Pattisserie Café Macquarie Skin & Day Spa Altech Air John Matthews Pharmacy Stitches On Keppel Little Bumble Bugs Bathurst Dry Cleaners Bathurst Veterinary Hospital Country Fruit Sheer Indulgence Dean Mobbs Gallery Terry White Chemist Bent Threads All Saints’ College Parents & Friends Association ollege ints’ C le 2014 All Sa Raff g Fair ......... 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Phone ................ ........................ ........................ INTS’ ALL SA GE E COLL AIR GF SPRIN LE F ALLRSAAFINTS’ 0001 4 LL0E1GE No: 0 CO2 SPRING FAIR RAFFLE 2014 No: 00001 2014 RAFFLE PRIZES No: 00001 The 2014 All Saints’ College Spring Fair Raffle is bigger and better than ever. The Parents and Friends Association will use the funds raised from the raffle to support a wide range of activities for students at the school. There are some fabulous prizes to be won: 1ST PRIZE: 3 Month Complete Family Membership at Pollet’s Martial Arts Centre Access to unlimited classes, cardio and weights training equipment. PLUS Starter Pack, including Karate uniform, boxing gloves, shin pads and T-Shirt. Valued at $1100 2ND PRIZE: Kip McGrath Education Centre Bathurst One Term Free Tuition Voucher Valued at $550 3RD PRIZE: Incy Interiors Bathurst Store Gift Voucher Valued at $500 4TH PRIZE: Dancin’ Divas Girl Nights Out For 12 Friends Valued at $420 5TH PRIZE: 10TH PRIZE: 2 Nights Accommodation & Breakfast for 2 people The Clan Lakeside Lodge Terrigal Valued at $360 6TH PRIZE: Brabham’s Outdoor Power Centre Stihl BG56 Blower Valued at $350 Mitre 10 Black & Decker Cordless Cultivator & Mipro Wheelbarrow Valued at $259 5 Course Dinner For 4 in the comfort of your home Hosted by Thermomix Valued at $200 12TH PRIZE: 13TH PRIZE: 8TH PRIZE: Reece Plumbing Bathurst Store Gift Voucher Valued at $250 9TH PRIZE: Barcoo’s Barn B&B & Farmstay Bathurst One Nights Accommodation for a family of 4 including farm activities, linen & light breakfast Valued at $250 Tickets will be sent home with students’ and can be returned back in the envelope provided with money to Leonie Keogh in the Junior School office prior to the Fair. 11TH PRIZE: Cityfit Fitness Club Bathurst 10 Visit Pass Valued at $129 7TH PRIZE: The Parents’ and Friends’ Association is grateful for the very generous donation of prizes from the All Saints’ Community and Bathurst Businesses. Aimee Cook Photography Gift Voucher Valued at $200 Lush Lashes By Tami Gift Voucher Valued at $125 14TH PRIZE: Beautiful Glow Gift Voucher For Facial & Eyebrow Wax Valued at $119 15TH PRIZE: Pulsanti Carcoar Gift Hamper Valued at $100 Extra tickets will be available for collection from Reception. The Raffle will be drawn at the Spring Fair on Sunday 14th September at 2pm. Winners may collect prizes from the Spring Fair or will be notified by telephone. A big thank you to those businesses who donated prizes. Tickets are 3 for $5 and can also be purchased on the day at the Spring Fair. Brabham’s Outdoor Power Centre MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE Lush Lashes By Tami Guessing COMPETITION SECOND PRIZE $120 Coles Myer FIRST PRIZE GIFT VOUCHER Apple Mini ipad 16GB WI-FI BLACK (RRP $350) TICKETS 5 $ AVAILABLE FROM LEONIE KEOGH’S OFFICE THIRD PRIZE $80 Coles Myer GIFT VOUCHER WINNERS TO BE DRAWN AT THE JUNIOR SCHOOL ASSEMBLY AND NOTIFIED BY PHONE ON FRIDAY 22 AUGUST 2014 London, the Western Front, Paris, the Bay of Naples and Rome A study tour for All Saints’ College, Bathurst Visit essential HSC Modern & Ancient History sites Dates: 24 September – 9 October, 2016 • Price: $7,000 per person – All inclusive* *Based on 20+ students. Final price may be dependent on the exchange rate at time of departure. Airfares, taxes and fuel surcharges – included Comprehensive travel insurance – included Entrance fees to sites – included Tips to guides, restaurants and drivers – included Academy Travel is an Australian company which designs and manages specialised international tour programs for schools, universities, and private groups. We are proud to have conducted a tour for the school in 2013. • • • • • • 16 day program includes; 2 nights London, 2 nights Ypres, 1 night Amiens, 2 nights Paris, 3 nights Vico Equense (Bay of Naples) and 3 nights Rome In London, visit key WWI museums and other major sites Three days exploring Western Front WWI battlefields in Belgium and the Somme Valley in France In Paris, visit major museums such as the Louvre, Les Invalides and the Palace of Versailles Full day in Pompeii with local guide and a background talk Herculaneum and the National Archaeological Museum in Naples Explore the city of Rome in the late Republic and the early Empire – the Forum, Colosseum, Capitoline Hill and museums London, the Western Front, Paris, the Bay of Naples and Rome A genuine learning experience! • • • Itinerary carefully planned by experienced educators Fully escorted by a knowledgeable tour manager Qualified local guides at major sites Itinerary All Saints’ College 2016 Day 7: Paris – Early morning transfer to Paris. Visit the extensive Louvre Galleries. Afternoon visit to Napoleon’s Tomb and the Army Museum at Les Invalides. Ascend to the top of the famous Eiffel Tower. Overnight Paris. Day 8: Versailles – Excursion to the palace and gardens of Versailles. Afternoon free to explore Ile de la Cite, Notre Dame and the left bank. Dinner on the Champs-Elysees followed by an evening Seine river cruise. Overnight Paris. Day 1: Depart - Flight departs Sydney in the evening. Day 9: Fly to Italy – Morning flight to Naples. Explore the ruins of the seaside town of Herculaneum. Continue to the Villa of Poppea at Oplontis. Overnight Vico Equense. Day 2: Arrive London – Enjoy a brief orientation walking tour. Take an afternoon ‘flight’ on the London Eye for panoramic views over the city. Overnight London. Day 10: Capri – Take a jet-cat to the beautiful island of Capri and enjoy the day at leisure. In the late afternoon, explore the coastal town of Sorrento. Overnight Vico Equense. Day 3: WWI & WWII London – Visit the Imperial War Museum in south London. After lunch visit the Churchill War Rooms followed by a stroll through St James’ Park to Buckingham Palace. Overnight London. Day 11: Pompeii – Full day at Pompeii with local guide covering public and private buildings, human remains and evidence of the eruption, daily life and economic activity. Overnight Vico Equense. Breakfast and dinner are included on all days. Day 4: Travel to Belgium – This morning discover the Crown Jewels on display at The Tower of London. In the afternoon catch the Eurostar train to Lille and transfer to Ypres. Overnight Ypres. Day 5: Ypres Battlefields – Full day tour of the Ypres Salient with local guide, including the Passchendaele 1917 Memorial museum and trench experience. Evening wreath-laying service at Menin Gate. Overnight Ypres. Day 6: Somme Valley – Transfer this morning from Ypres to the Somme Valley via Fromelles. Afternoon tour of Australian sites in the Somme: Pozieres, Le Hamel, Villers-Bretonneux and FrancoAustralian museum. Overnight Amiens. Day 12: Travel to Rome – Visit the impressive collection at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples before continuing to Rome. Walking tour of central Rome, including Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori and the Trevi fountain. Overnight Rome. Day 13: Classical Rome – Tour of the Forum and the Capitoline Hill Museums. In the afternoon explore the Colosseum. Overnight Rome. Day 14: Depart Rome – This morning is free for sightseeing around the Spanish Steps or shopping on Via del Corso. Transfer to Rome airport for return flight. Day 15: On flight Day 16: Arrive – Flight arrives Sydney in the early morning. *Please note that specific itineraries may be modified to suit local conditions (museum openings and closings etc).
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