calendar 2015 - Marian Catholic College

Marian Catholic College
185 WAKADEN STREET, GRIFFITH NSW 2680
No 2
TELEPHONE: (02) 69692400
WEBSITE: www.mccww.catholic.edu.au
Timetable Week 2– 6 February 2015
God of our Journey,
As we begin another year,
refreshed, cleansed, renewed,
we resolve to begin again.
We lift up our hearts to you,
we lift them up to you,
we rejoice that you are present to us,
close to us, journeying with us. Amen
Dear Parents, Students and Friends
Congratulations to all our Year 12 2014 Distinguished Achievers. Below is a list of the students who were awarded a Band 6 in the 2014
HSC Examinations.
The Marian Catholic College Dux for 2014 is Lachlan Webb. Lachlan was invited to address the college assembly to pass on some tips to
the students on how he was successful in his studies. Here is an excerpt... wise words indeed!
“All I can tell you all is to just do what you find works for you, and do it enough that you start to sound like you know what you’re
talking about; there’s no magic secret to doing well. What worked for me was reading the same information from multiple
sources, and then using that information to then write, in my own words, either a summary or a response to a question. This was
the only thing that I could do to get things to stick. As well as that, and probably more importantly, I made sure to never leave
class without having understood the lesson, and that meant asking as many questions as I could think up to make sure it was
clear. My thanks goes to my teachers for answering them. Every lesson.“
HSC Band 6 Distinguished Achievers 2014
STUDENT
BAND 6 Subject 1
BAND 6 Subject 2
BAND 6 Subject 3
Lachlan Webb
Ashley Weir
Tristan Agostini
Mathematics
English Extension I
Business Studies
Physics
Studies of Religion II
English (Advanced)
Emily Budd
Ishra Prasad
Sukran Bengisu Mersinli
Rhianna Colpo
Lucy Ryan
David Beecher
Maggie Bell
Connor Heffernan
Hannah Pastro
Jacinta Gatti
Charlie McIver
Design and Technology
English (Advanced)
Japanese Continuers
Business Studies
Mathematics
Mathematics
Ancient History
Mathematics
Hospitality Examination
Society and Culture
Society and Culture
English Extension I
English Extension I
Studies of Religion II
Dana Romagnolo
Society and Culture
Studies of Religion I
Ted Jones
Music 1
Peace and Best wishes
Principal
Design and Technology
Studies of Religion II
English (Advanced)
Studies of Religion I
Society and Culture
The following students have
achieved a ATAR result of 90 or
higher
Lachlan Webb, Ashely Weir,
Tristan Agostini, Ishra Prasad,
Sukran Bengisu Mersinli,
Rhianna Colpo, Lucy Ryan, David
Beecher and Emily Budd (absent).
Mr Alan Bowyer Director of Catholic Schools
Wagga Wagga Diocese with the Marian
Catholic College Dux 2014, Lachlan Webb .
Christie Scoble
Assistant Principal - Learning and Teaching
CALENDAR 2015
Please be sure to check important dates on the Term Calendar on the College website at www.mccww.catholic.edu.au
Year 9 Student Laptop Information Sessions (9.1—9.3)
Lessons 1, 3 and 5
Year 9 Student Laptop Information Sessions (9.4-9.6)
Lessons 1, 3 and 5
Monday 9 February
Tuesday 10 February
Parent Session and Laptop Distribution at 7pm
Wednesday 11 February
Vaccinations Years 7, 11 and 12
Wednesday 11 February
Year 7 Community Day “We are Gifted”
Thursday 12 February
Valentines Day Fundraiser
Friday 13 February
CANTEEN NEWS
Monday 9 February -
T Savage, K De Martin,
T Feltracco, J Salvestro
Tuesday 10 February-
A Mazzarolo, D Marcon,
D Fattore
Wednesday 11 February - J Murray, R Keenan,
L Gullotta, M Macrae
Please pray for:
We keep in our prayers the Marian Catholic College
families of Mrs Tesser and Mr Scarfone who sadly
passed away recently.
We also pray for any families in our community who
have lost loved ones or are suffering illnesses.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Thursday 12 February - M Portolesi, K Yardley,
L Rovere, J Cozens
Friday 13 February -
M Zuccato, K Zalunardo,
R Ellem, C Cerato
Please see New Canteen Price List on the last
page.
LOCKERS
Lockers are available at $20.00 for the whole year.
Students are required to supply their own locks to ensure safety of items stored.
VACCINATIONS - Wednesday 11th FEBRUARY.
Year 7 boys and girls 1st dose HPV and
Single dose of Chicken Pox (Varicella).
Year 11 and 12:
MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella) Catch up if not already had 2 doses.
If forms have not been returned, PLEASE have them in by Monday 9th February
*****YEAR 7 NEWS****
Year 7 Community Day Thursday Feb 12
Next Thursday all of year 7 will be involved in their
community day. The theme is ‘We are Gifted’ and the
day is an opportunity for the year group to form and
strengthen relationships and to recognise each other’s
gifts.
The day will be held on College grounds during normal
school hours. The students will need to wear sun safe
clothing, enclosed shoes (no thongs or sandals) and
bring a hat. Lunch is provided however they will need
to bring recess.
It would be great if each student could also remember
their pencil case with textas, scissors, coloured pencils
and glue. We are all looking forward to a great day
getting to know the many gifts your children bring with
them to MCC.
Sports Uniform 2015
Marian Catholic College has made a slight change to the
Sports Uniform during the summer months in terms 1
and 4.
During Terms 1 and 4, all students in years 7 and 8 are
to wear shorts for the boys and skorts or shorts for
the girls.
Track suit pants are NOT part of the uniform in terms 1
and 4 and cannot be worn during these two terms.
The college also encourages all boys in all year groups
to wear shorts as part of their sport and school uniforms
during the hotter months.
Regards, John Seers
Dear Parents/Students
Marian Catholic College subscribes to mhscareers, a careers service which allows students and parents to be kept
up to date with Careers N ws and Events.
To access this information on www.mhscareers.com login: student or parent password : 14cairns.
Newsletters are sent weekly.
To register to receive the newsletters use the CONTACT US page on the mhscareers website or send an email to
[email protected] stating your name, email address, our school/college name, whether you are a student or
parent and the state(s) that you are registering for.
On the website, have a look at the News Pages and Events Calendar and the many other useful careers pages.
Mhscareers Facebook
Most of the news has to remain in the password protected newsletters, but some news items are being put onto
Facebook. In particular, all news items that come in late will be put straight onto our Facebook page, so there is a
very good reason for careers advisers, young people and their parents to like our page.
Anyone who wants to see the latest careers news for secondary school students like the Facebook
page. https://www.facebook.com/mhscareers
CORALIE WOOD PUBLICITY
Publicist Extraordinaire
P O Box 506, CURTIN..A.C.T. 2605
Phone: 02 62810250 Mobile: 0418 249 658 Email: [email protected]
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20th CANBERRA AREA THEATRE AWARDS - 2014
SCHOOL OF MUSIC – LLEWELLYN HALL
Saturday 21st February 2015– 7pm
Adults: $54.70, Concessions $44.70
Concs are: students, performers, nominees, pensioners, seniors
Please send me………adults @ $54.70 each ……………concessions at $44.70 each
Please seat me with…MARIAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE
NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………………………
ADDRESS……………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………P/CODE………
COMPANY or SCHOOL …..MARIAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE
Phone (w)………………………………….(h)…………………………Email………………………………
Credit Card (mastercard or visa)
………………………………………………………………………………………..expiry………….
Cheque enclosed for $...........(please make payable to CAT AWARDS LTD)
A $5.00 charge will be added for postage and administration for overall booking Tickets will be posted to the nominated address as above.
Please email to
Coralie Wood [email protected]
or phone
0418 249 658 or 02 62810250
Or post to
CAT AWARDS LTD
Po Box 506 CURTIN ACT 2605
Or direct deposit to Westpac – stating which company is booking
CAT Awards Ltd
032747 175200
MCC 2015 CANTEEN PRICE LIST
FOOD AVAILABLE EVERY DAY
HOT CHEESE ROLLS
$2.50 HOT CHEESE & HAM
$3.00
HOT CHEESE HAM & TOMATO
$3.50 PIZZA ROUNDA
$2.50
HOT CHEESE & TOMATO
SALAD ROLLS
$3.00 LAVISH ROLLS
$4.00 FOCCACCIA
$3.50
$1.50
PLAIN ROLLS
$1.00 SPINACH & RICOTTA SML
$2.50
ONLY ON DAYS SPECIFIED
MONDAY
PIES (Bertoldo's)
POTATO PIES (Bertoldo's)
TUESDAY
PIZZA
$4.00
$3.50
$4.00
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
$3.00 SAUSAGE ROLLS Large (Vaccari's)
PASTA
SPINACH & RICOTTA (Vaccari's) $3.00 SAUSAGE ROLLS Small (four&twenty)
THURSDAY
HAMBURGERS
$3.00
$2.50
FRIDAY
$5.00 SPINACH & RICOTTA ROLLS sml
$2.50
$3.00
SAUSAGE ROLLS Large (Vaccari's)
$3.50 CHICKEN BURGERS (Chicken,Lettuce,Mayo)
$4.00
Orders from list below need to be handed in by 9am MON TO FRI
CHEESE BURGERS / CHICKEN & CHEESE
Chicken Fillet burgers
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$4.00 Bushman's salad ( Let t uce,C ar r o t ,B eet r o o t ,C heese,T o mat o ,Eg$4.50
Bushman's salad & Ham
$5.00 Bushman's salad & Tuna
$5.50 Hamburgers (Meat Pattie, Full Salad, BBQ Sauce)
Bushman's salad & Chicken
Rolls - White,Wholemeal,Grain
Sanwiches - Grain Only
DRINKS
Rolls and
Sandwichs
$6.00
$5.00
Cheese
$2.50
Flavoured Milk - Large
$3.50
Cheese & Lettuce
$3.00
Flavoured Milk - Small
$2.50
Cheese & Tomato
$3.00
Orange Juice - Small
$1.50
Vegemite
$2.00
Fruit box varieties
$1.50
Egg & Lettuce
$3.50
Water
$2.00
Egg & Salad
$4.00
LOL
$2.00
Tuna
$3.50
Up & Go
$2.00
Tuna & Lettuce
$4.00
Tuna & Salad
$5.00
ATTENTION
Ham
$2.50
The canteen requires volunteers to
Ham & Tomato
$3.00
help serving of food.
Ham & Cheese
$3.00
If you are available to
Ham & Salad
$4.50
help please call canteen direct
Chicken
$3.00
69692410. Assistance from 11am -
Chicken & Lettuce
$3.50
11.30am any day would be great.
Chicken & Salad
$5.00
Evelyn Cunial and Elda Cappello
Salad
$4.00
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MEDIA
RELEASE
Friday January 30, 2015
COUNCIL WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOUNG RESIDENTS
Griffith City Council is starting to develop a new Youth Engagement Strategy to better engage
with the young people in the community.
To achieve this, Council’s Community Development team has created a survey to hear from
youth directly! The survey, aimed at people aged 12 to 18 years, has been put together by
Gemma Hehir, a Charles Sturt University Social Work student who is assisting the Community
Development department to develop the strategy. In partnership with Griffith City Cinemas,
Community Development is giving away movie passes to 20 young people who complete the
survey.
“We are very excited to move forward with this important project as it is part of Council’s vision to
engage with young people in meaningful ways so we can plan a city that is vibrant and engages
our youth,” said Peta Dummett, Community Development Coordinator.
“What better way to drive this project than to learn first-hand from youth how they operate, work,
communicate, do things and see the world in general? Their input in this survey is very important
in helping us move forward with a Youth Engagement Strategy.”
The survey asks questions such as “Would you be interested in attending regular youth
meetings?” “Would you be interested in joining a youth committee?” “Which form of social media
would you use to express your opinion on youth related issues/activities other than a youth
council?” and “What are some of the positive things about living in Griffith?”
Ms Dummett said Gemma will be in contact with high school students during the next week to
discuss anything that will help ensure the strategy meets the needs of young residents.
To participate in the Youth Survey, please click here:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NKPQ6K5
You can also find the survey link on Council’s website and Facebook page
(www.griffith.nsw.gov.au and www.facebook.com/griffithcitycouncil) as well as the
headspace4griffith Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Headspace4Griffith.
Printed copies will be available at Griffith City Council’s admin building at 1 Benerembah
Street, the Griffith City Library, the Aquatic Centre, Westend Stadium and at local high
schools in the Griffith area.
If you have questions about the Youth Survey or Council’s Youth Engagement Strategy, please
contact Peta Dummett on (02) 6962 8100.
Information:
Saideh Barlow
Corporate Communications Officer
Peta Dummett
Community Development Coordinator
Dear Parents and students,
Correspondence has been received from Griffith City Council regarding road rule compliance
and infringement notices, the content is as follows:
With the start of the new school year - could I ask you to provide a reminder to parents/students about their
obligations when complying with the road rules on the streets around Marian Catholic College? Council's Traffic
Engineer and I have recently conducted observations around several schools across Griffith and found the
behaviour of some drivers and pedestrians significantly places the safety of many students in jeopardy.
In relation to Marian Catholic College - our concerns relate to the practice of drivers parking in No Stopping
zones on Wakaden Street and Hickey Crescent.
On Wednesday afternoon of this week - we observed 8 vehicles parked in the No Stopping zone on the northern
side of Wakaden Street between the school car park entrance and Barellan Street. These vehicles were stopped
with the intention of turning into the school parking area but because of the congestion - they remained on
Wakaden Street in the No Stopping zone. The zone prohibits this practice and should the internal parking area
be full - parents must seek alternative places to park whilst waiting to collect students.
Similarly, and of greater concern, we observed 11 vehicles parked in the No Stopping zone on the western side
of Hickey Crescent between the old bus zone and Wakaden Street. These vehicles effectively blocked off the
street south of the Lowing Place intersection therefore other vehicles were travelling on the incorrect side of the
road to clear the congestion.
No Stopping zones have been implemented in the area as a safety measure to improve the sight distance along
the streets and/or to reduce congestion around intersections and narrow streets. Illegally parked vehicles
significantly compromises the safety of road users therefore compliance with parking restrictions must be strictly
adhered to.
Could I ask you to place information on parking issues around the school in your next news letter to remind
parents to park correctly and to advise them of the penalties associated with illegal parking. A summary of school
related parking offences is attached. Council Rangers will be asked to monitor the situation starting later next
week therefore persons found illegally parked may be issued parking fines for not complying with parking
restrictions.
Greg Balind
Road Safety
Griffith City Council
Ph:0269 628100
Please find detailed infringement brochure following for your information
Alan Le Brocque
Principal
Students are to see Careers Adviser for application forms and further information regarding these days
they are mostly open to Year 11 & 12, but occasionally for earlier Years.
Applications should be in to me at least 2 weeks prior to event date. These are very valuable experiences
and are highly recommended. Mrs Farrugia