Newsletter - Mazenod College

5 Kernot Avenue, Mulgrave, Victoria 3170
Phone: 9560 0911 Fax: 9562 2442
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mazenod.vic.edu.au
Newsletter
Term 3 Issue No.6
19th August 2016
Dear Mazenod Community,
On Monday the College gathered for one of three Masses that involves
the entire community. It reminds us of what lies at the heart of our
community. The Eucharist sets us apart as a Christian Community, it is
the source and summit of our lives and shapes the community we are.
In the Eucharist we celebrate God’s love for us through Christ’s life,
death and Resurrection. At all stages of Christ’s earthly journey, Mary
is there present supporting her son. The Feast of the Assumption is
about Mary’s death, the tradition that her body did not decay but that
she was raised up, body and soul, into heaven.
Mary, mother of Jesus, can so often be depicted, or portrayed in
our faith through Art and tradition as meek and mild, passive and
subservient. Yet this isn’t the reality we see in the many stories that
talk about Mary in the New Testament, such as, the Annunciation, the
Visitation Nativity, Flight to Egypt, wedding at Canna, at the foot of
the Cross and Pentecost we see a strong and noble women who was
always open to the will of God.
St Eugene de Mazenod, the Patron Saint of this College and Founder of
the Oblates of Mary Immaculate had a particular devotion to Mary. It
was on the 15th August, 1826, during the placement of a new statue of
Mary in the Chapel, after the Feast Day Mass, St Eugene had a spiritual
experience, feeling a great sense of peace and calm in the difficult
decision he had made in the foundation of the Congregation. At first
we were known as Missionaries of Provence followed by Missionaries
of St Charles and then finally Eugene choose the name Oblates of Mary
Immaculate.
Through this feast we are given the opportunity to reflect on the gift
of Motherhood and give thanks for all that our mothers have done for
us. We offered at the Mass a special prayer for all of our mothers at
the Eucharist on Monday.
Last Friday night 120 Year 10 Students, along with the Year 11 Leaders
and over 20 Teachers participated in a Winter Sleep Out at Mazenod
College. The evening commenced with a Mass followed by the Guest
Speaker who was from one of the local St Vincent De Paul Branches.
We were also privileged to have one of the regular visitors to the
Rosie’s Van come along to talk to everyone on the night. He spoke in
depth about his life on the streets which he has experienced over the
last 14 years.
The night concluded with a movie and everyone being served with hot
chocolate served out of the Rosies Van on their return from serving
those on the streets earlier in the evening. Obviously this was most
welcomed by the students as they experienced sleeping out in the cold
and wet night in the Year 7 area.
I would like to congratulate all of the young men who participated in
this wonderful event, and to the staff who made it possible. It is my
hope that this will be an annual event in the school calendar.
On Wednesday afternoon the Founder’s Ensemble travelled to
Federation Square to take part in the Victorian School Music Festival.
This year the festival was held at the Deakin Edge, on the banks of
the Yarra. Our Senior Concert Band performed three pieces, conducted
by Mr Mears and Mr Leutchford. The performance was followed by a
workshop with the adjudicators. At the conclusion of the performance
Mazenod was awarded a Gold Award. This is the first time any Mazenod
College ensemble has received this accolade. This year we have
entered 6 ensembles in the festival. Earlier this Term the Symphonic
Wind Band received a Silver Award in their section. Next week it will
be the turn of our Swing and Stage Bands. All the ensembles will
be playing their pieces at the Annual Music Gala on Wednesday, 7th
September 2016. The Mazenod Musical Gala is always a great night
on the College Calendar showcasing our talented amazing Musicians. If
you would like to attend, please book a ticket through this link.
After experiencing the musical talent at Mazenod you might be looking
for a night of quirks and laughs at this years’ Performing Arts Festival.
The night will showcase our talented performing arts students with
performances of selected drama pieces they have been working on
throughout the year. The date for this is Thursday 15th September,
commencing at 7 pm in the Mazenod College, Founders’ Complex. For
your ticket please book through this link.
On Wednesday evening our Year 9 Debating Team comprising of Sam
Warner, Jordan Bassilious, Ashley Cain and Matthew Yong won their
first Finals Debate in the Debating Association of Victoria High School
Competition. To reach this point the boys needed to finish at the top of
the ladder in the Glen Waverley Region. We wish them all the best as
they progress to the final stages of this competition which will be held
in the coming weeks.
Our four Junior Year 7 and Year 8 Teams are also congratulated for
winning each of their respective debates on Tuesday night which were
held at Brentwood College.
Congratulations to everyone involved with our Debating Teams.
On the Volleyball court the Mazenod Volleyball Club made the State
League Grand Final in a division higher than last year. The Team
competing on the weekend boasts 6 Old Boys, and 3 current students:
Luke Kustreba (Yr 10), Zach Gubbels (Yr 11) Lucas Gentile (Yr 10).
There will also be 5 Old Boys in the opposition team playing for
Monash, which will make for a great game. Everyone is most welcome
to attend the Grand Final game which is scheduled for 12:00 pm on
Saturday on Court 1 at Dandenong Stadium, there is a $2.70 door
charge to enter the stadium.
Our ACC Chess Teams had a
successful Thursday afternoon,
with three Teams all entered in
the Division 1 draw: Mazenod
placed 1, 2, 3. All of the other
ACC Teams were below us in
Division 1 or in Division 2. With
our Year 7and 8 Teams coming
third overall behind our other
two teams we would seem well
placed against the rest of the
ACC for the next 6 years with
Thursdays results, 1st Mazenod Years 11 and 12 Team, 2nd Mazenod
Years 9 and 10 Team, 3rd Mazenod Years 7 and 8 Team, 4th Parade
Open Team and 5th Salesian Open Team.
God Bless
Fr Christian Fini OMI
Rector
In our continuing endeavours to enhance our communication with our
families, our ongoing Learning Management System (LMS) development
has taken a further step in Term 3 with the implementation of student
assessment results online. During Term 2 these were available to
students, and now these online results can viewed by Parents through
the Parent Portal of our LMS.
We have recently upgraded our Parent Portal with new and enhanced
features. We hope this significantly improves our ongoing and regular
communication with you.
On the Parent Portal available through the College Learning
Management System you will find:
• Three calendars viewable by day, week and month.
The College Calendar
The ACC Sport Calendar
The Student Assessment Calendar showing all
exam periods and the Year 12 SAC program.
• Links to the Subject Selection Handbooks, Newsletters,
Annual
Reports, Mazenod careers website and the Mazenod College
Library website
• A “Current Assessment” tab that shows all assessments planned
in your sons classes this semester. This will also show results for
these tasks in real time as they are marked and released.
• A “Results” tab that shows previous assessment results, beginning
with Semester 1 this year, sorted by subject and semester
• A “Student Reports” tab that allows you to download in PDF format
all previous reports for your son(s).
As results are released on the portal by staff you will receive a generic
email notification that a new result is available. This is a courtesy
notification allowing you to know when to login to the Portal to see
these results. You do not need to reply to this email or contact your sons
teachers when this notification comes. You will receive notifications for
all of your sons assessment tasks and exams.
Also available through the Parent Portal is the link to the Parent
Teacher Online (PTO) booking facility. This is now open and bookings
are filling fast. Bookings will close at just after midnight on the day
of the interviews. The dates and times for this semester’s parent
teacher interviews are listed to the right and all interviews are 5
minutes in duration. When booking, it is advisable to book interviews
for every second five minute slot allowing for movement in between
interviews. The quieter time when more spaces are available is on the
Wednesday afternoon. The focus of these mid-unit interviews is on
feedback and follow up regarding issues that may have arisen in early
second semester study, or in the mid-year reports. They provide an
opportunity for:
• our VCE students and their parents to focus on the all-important
last few months of study,
• for teachers to discuss with parents any major difficulties that
students may be experiencing,
• for parents to discuss any concerns they may have, and
• for Years 9, 10 and 11 students to discuss issues regarding subject
selections for next year.
Students in Years 8-11 are all completing their subject selections
for 2017 via the Learning Management System subject selection
module. Our students are working through a structured process that
encourages them to think deeply and research widely regarding their
future options. The parent teacher interviews provide an opportunity
for final clarification and discussion with teachers regarding these
subject choices. All choices are due in by next Friday the 26th August.
Mr Noel Jenkinson
Deputy Principal - Curriculum
PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS
All Students are expected to attend one of these evenings in school
uniform. Teachers are readily available to have appointments with all
of their students.
Date:
Sessions:
Date:
Sessions:
Tue 23rd Aug All classes conclude at 3:10 pm on this day.
1 3:45 pm - 5:30 pm. 2 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.
Wed 24th Aug There are NO classes on this day.
1 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm. 2 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 3 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Your PTO usernames and passwords
have been posted. Please contact the
College if you did receive one. PTO is
open for bookings.
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UNIFORM SHOP EXTRA OPENING TIMES
Uniform Shop Opening Times for Parent/Teacher Interviews
Tuesday 23rd August - 12.30 pm to 7 pm
Wednesday 24th August - 12 pm to 7 pm
Thursday 25th August - 12.30 pm to 4 pm
The Uniform Shop has relocated in front of the Year 7 building on
Kernot Ave. We are open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12.30 pm to 4 pm
CANTEEN ROSTER
Monday, 22nd August
Thanuda Nagodanthana, Leah Paten, Rosie Welsford
Tuesday, 23rd August
Ester Tziotas, Angela Speranza, Marta Olak
Wednesday, 24th August
Parent Teacher Interviews
Thursday, 25th August
Susan Saliba, Karyn Fernandes, Joanna Begutter, Candice Carvalho
Friday 26th August
Mia Dalamagas, Geraldine Todd-Muttumani, Rosemary Sanna,
Catherine Schumann, Mel Valenzuela
CALENDAR
Tue 23 Aug
Wed 24 Aug
Wed 24 Aug
Fri 26 Aug
Fri 26 Aug
Thu 1 Sep
Fri 2 Sep
Mon 5 Sep
Wed 7 Sep
Fri 9 Sep
Tue 13 Sep
Parent/Teacher Interviews 3:45 pm - 8:30 pm
Parent/Teacher Interviews 12:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Student Free Day
Subject Selection Forms due
Year 9 City Day 3
Year 7 2017 Parent Information Evening
Year 9 City Day 4
Year 12 Reflection Day
Music Gala Night
Year 9 City Day 5
Fathers’ Committee Meeting
LADIES’ AUXILIARY
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Collect your book from Reception/Student Counter
[email protected] 0418 553 191
LOST PROPERTY
A pair of Soccer/Football boots were found after hours in the Mazenod
College carpark. It is believed they belong to a member of the MUFC.
If you have lost a pair of boots, please call the College Reception on
9560 0911.
SPORT
OBLATE CRICKET
December is fast approaching and the Oblate Cricket Carnival will be in
Melbourne. A meeting was held this week with students to organise our
training sessions which will take place later in the Term at the Indoor
Cricket Centre at Sandown. After finishing Second last year, the team
is very determined to win on home soil. The carnival starts on Monday,
5th December and runs until Thursday 8th December. We welcome
our brother College, Iona and Mazenod WA, and I look forward to the
support of the parent body in helping us billet these students for the
week. Billeting students is a wonderful experience and a great way
for your son to share some time with like-minded students from our
brother Colleges. A meeting for parents will be held closer to December.
MAZENOD OLD COLLEGIANS CRICKET CLUB
The Old Collegians Cricket Club will run a number of junior teams over
the coming Summer with some great opportunities to develop your
Cricket skills on turf as well as synthetic. The club is going to run 2 x
U/12 teams, U/14 Friday or Saturday morning team, U/15 Sunday turf
team, U/16 Saturday morning team and a U/17 Sunday turf team. The
club is holding its registration and first training day on Sunday the 21st
of August at the College from 9am -11am.
RETURN PLEASE - MAZENOD ACC JUMPERS AND TOPS
I am asking for your urgent help here. Every year we are increasingly
pursuing students to return Mazenod sporting jumpers and singlets. All
these tops come at great expense to the College from your fees and it
is becoming frustrating the amount of time lost following up tops. The
college decided years ago to purchase team sets to offset the cost for
parents who were then asked to purchase sporting tops. This has in
most times worked well where students have been allocated a top for
the season and they are returned washed and ready for the following
year. It appears students now are souveniring the tops or think it is their
right to keep hold of them. Every top that is not returned unfortunately
means the coast goes onto everyone’s fee’s to replace. Could I please
ask that you and your son look through his clean room and return
ASAP any tops that belong to the College? A reminder to students and
parents that all jumpers and singlets are required back the College
ASAP. If they can be washed and cleaned and returned to Mr Campbell
in the Oblate Hall store room so names can be ticked off. We thank you
for your cooperation on this matter.
22-Aug
Year 8 Div 1 Table Tennis
Whitefriars
Whitefriars College
4:00 pm
23-Aug
Year 10 Semi Basketball
A’s v Sim/ B’s v DLS
Dandenong
4:30 pm
23-Aug
Year 10 Semi Hockey
Season Complete
23-Aug
Year 10-Semi Table Tennis
St Beranrd’s
MSAC Tables 1-10
4:30 pm
23-Aug
Year 9 H-1pm start
St Bernard's
St Bernard's Hockey
4:00 pm
23-Aug
Year 9 Basketball
St Bernard's
St Bernards College
4:30 pm
23-Aug
Year 9 Table Tennis
St Bernard's
St Bernard's College O'Brien Hall
4:30 pm
Dandenong
4:30 pm
24-Aug
SeniorSemi B-2:30pm
Whitefriars
24-Aug
Senior Semi Hockey
Season complete
24-Aug
Senior Semi Table Tennis
St Bernard’s
MSAC Tables 1-10
4:30 pm
25-Aug
Year 7 Hockey
Salesian
Monash Uni
3:10 pm
25-Aug
Year 7 Div 1 Basketball
Salesian
Mazenod (OBH)
25-Aug
Year 7 Div 1 Table Tennis
Salesian
Mazenod
25-Aug
Year 7 Div 2 Basketball
St Bernard's
Mazenod (PRO)
25-Aug
Year 7 Div 2 Table Tennis
St Bernard's
Mazenod
25-Aug
Year 8 Div 2 Basketball
Parade
Parade College
4:30 pm
25-Aug
Year 8 Div 2 Table Tennis
Parade
Parade College
4:30 pm
ACC RESULTS ROUND 6
ACC RESULTS- WK 3
RESULT
SNR BASKETBALL vs St Bernard’s
Maz A 40 lost SBE 59, Maz B 33 lost SBE 38
SNR TABLE TENNIS
Maz 11/51 def SBE
SNR HOCKEY
Maz 2 def SBE 1
YR 10 HOCKEY vs DLS
Maz 0 lost DLS 1
YR 10 BASKETBALL
Maz A 35 lost DLS 48, Maz B 38 def DLS 28
YR 10 TABLE TENNIS
Maz 11/51 def SBE 4/24
YR 9 HOCKEY vs DLS
Maz 4 lost DLS 9
YR 9 BASKETBALL
Maz A 59 def DLS 27 , Maz B 38 def DLS 37
YR 9 TABLE TENNIS
Maz 12/55 def DLS 3/20
YR 8 A BASKETBALL vs St Bede’s
Maz A 29 def STBM 26, Maz B 34 lost STBM 43
YR 8 A TABLE TENNIS
Maz 15/64 def STBM 0/11
YR 8 A HOCKEY
Maz 2 def StBM 0
ACC SWIMMING TRAINING
A reminder that swim training is under way at Monash University heated
pool every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning. Training starts
at 7am and finished at 8am. A bus will transport the boys back to
school where a small breakfast snack is provided
ACC CROSS COUNTRY TRAINING
Our students are training on a Friday morning for the ACC Carnival
in this term. Training is under the guidance of Mr Pearson, Mr Davies
and Ms Jung and they have led the boys on a well-planned training
program. Training commences at 7:30am and finishes at 8:15 am
where the boys can enjoy breakfast together. All students are welcome.
ACC FIXTURE ROUND 7 TERM 3
We wish a number of our teams all the best as we enter the Semi-Final
stages for Senior and Year 10 ACC sport. Our Senior B Basketball team
and Table Tennis play off for Grand Finals as do our Year 10 Basketball
A and B teams. Table Tennis also plays off for this opportunity.
DATE
TEAM
OPPO
VENUE
22-Aug
Year 8 Hockey
Whitefriars -1:15
start
Monash University
RETURN
3:10 pm
22-Aug
Year 8 Div 1 Basketball
Whitefriars
Whitefriars College
4:00 pm
Mass Times
Mass in the Mazenod Chapel – Monday to Friday, 8.10am during Term
St Leonard’s, Glen Waverley, Sat 6:30pm, Sun 8:30am, 10:30am
Good Shepherd Wheelers Hill, Sat 6pm, Sun 8am, 9:30am, 11am, 6pm
St Justin’s, Wheelers Hill, Sat 6pm, Sun 8:30am, 10:30am
St Joseph’s, Springvale, Sat 6pm, Sun 8am, 9:30am, 11am, 3pm(Viet), 5:30pm
St. John Vianney’s, Springvale North, Sat 6pm, Sun 8:30am, 10:00am, 5:30pm
St Peter’s, Clayton, Sat 6pm, Sun 8am, 10am, 11:15am (Italian)
St Simon’s, Rowville, Sat (Vigil) 6pm, Sun 8am, 9:30am, 11am
St Gerards’s, Dandenong North, Mon-Fri 9:15am, Fri 7pm, Sat 9:15am, 5:30pm (Vigil), Sun 7am (Latin), 8.30am, 10.30am, 5.30pm
St Paul the Apostle, Endeavour Hills, Mon-Tues & Fri 9am, Wed 7pm, Sat 6pm, Sun 9am, 11am, 6pm
Holy Saviour, Vermont South, Sat 6pm, Sun 9am, 11am
St Elizabeth’s, Dandenog North, Tues-Thur 9:15am, Sat 6:30pm, Sun 8:30am, 10:30am; 5:30pm
St Anthony’s, Noble Park, Tue-Sat 9:30am, Wed 7pm, Sat (Vigil) 7pm, Sun 8:15am, 9:30am, 11am, 5:30pm
CAREERS AND PATHWAYS
Deakin University Update:
NEW COURSE OFFERINGS AND COURSE AMENDMENTS AT
DEAKIN FOR 2017
• Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
Introducing the brand new Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours).
This innovative four-year course will be offered at both the Melbourne
Burwood and Cloud campuses. Focusing on cyber-physical systems,
the Internet of Things and robotics applications; graduates will be
highly sought after for their ability to create the smart software and
systems of the future. They will drive the design and development of
computing solutions that interact with people, environments and other
technologies, furthering advancements in the development of selfdriving cars, smart homes, robotic surgery and precision agriculture.
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science can elect to study a new
major sequence in geography at the Melbourne Burwood Campus.
Students will also have the option to undertake major sequences
in freshwater biology and fisheries and aquaculture at the Geelong
Waurn Ponds Campus.
• Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science/Bachelor of
Business (Sport Management)
Deakin’s nationally recognised and field leading Bachelor of Exercise
and Sport Science/Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) is now
available at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus. The course is designed
for students who wish to gain a broad understanding of sport through
learning about both the business and management of sporting
organisations and as well as the science behind elite performance and
participation in sport.
• Bachelor of Environmental Science (Marine Biology)
From 2017, Deakin’s Bachelor of Environmental Science (Marine
Biology) will be offered at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus, in
addition to the Warrnambool Campus. Students will have hands-on
learning experiences on the Great Ocean Road.
• Bachelor of Health Sciences
Deakin’s Bachelor of Health Sciences is changing. From 2017 the
degree will include a newly enhanced suite of six compulsory units,
scaffolded across the three year levels of the degree, focusing on
graduate outcomes and the professional competencies underpinning
modern health practice. In addition, students will select two of 12
available major sequences (spanning a range of disciplines from the
health and social services sector) to tailor their study to align with their
interests and career goals. Five of the majors available in the Bachelor
of Health Sciences will be taught completely via our Cloud Campus
from 2017, meaning students can study wherever, whenever.
• Bachelor of Cyber Security
From Trimester 1 2017 the Bachelor of IT Security will be known as
the Bachelor of Cyber Security. Throughout the course students will
continue to learn cyber security concepts, industry practices as well
as the techniques and tools available to prevent and mitigate cyber
security threats. Students will have opportunities to practice their skills
through ‘ethical hacking’ challenges on a secure network.
• Bachelor of Commerce
The Bachelor of Commerce will undergo some changes from Trimester
1 2017. The number of core units will be reduced from 10 to eight and
each major sequence will now comprise eight units instead of five,
which means students can study a maximum of two majors. Deakin
have also refined the major sequences available and will now offer:
accounting; business analytics; commercial law; economics; finance;
financial planning; human resource management; international trade;
management; management information systems; and marketing.
2016 FOLIO INFORMATION EVENING
Students, parents and teachers are welcome to attend this information
evening to find out more about folio entrance requirements for our
animation and motion capture, photography, visual arts and visual
communication design courses. Students will gain handy tips and
insights to enhance and develop their folio and how best to present
their work in an online environment.
Melbourne Burwood Campus 15 September, 5 pm–7 pm Building
BC, Level 2 Register today! To learn more visit www.deakin.edu.au/
communication-creative-arts/folio
DEAKIN SCHOLARSHIPS REWARDING EXCELLENCE
Deakin has a range of scholarships aimed to acknowledge and reward
students – be it academic prowess, contribution to community,
leadership, extracurricular achievements, course of study, or
perseverance despite hardship.
With a diverse range of offerings, Deakin’s scholarship program
includes three major awards:
• Vice-Chancellor’s Academic Excellence Scholarship: 100% tuition
fees waived; $5000 cash payment per year; a place in the ViceChancellor’s Professional Excellence Program
• Deakin Scholarship for Excellence: $5000 paid as cash or towards
tuition fees per year, or a combination of both to the value of
$5000 per year
• Deakin Student Support Scholarship: financial support of up to
$10 000 per year
Deakin also offers a range of generous donor scholarships that support
excellence, achievement, hardship, students enrolled in a particular
course, or from a specific region or background.
A Deakin scholarship is more than simply a financial boost. It’s a
remarkable opportunity to stand out from the crowd, be recognised by
leading employers, and make a unique mark on the world.
For more information about Deakin scholarships visit www.deakin.edu.
au/scholarships
DEAKIN DIGITAL HUB
Check out some of the latest articles featured in Deakin University’s
digital content hub, this:
What’s your professional personality? The careers quiz
What life was like after I finished Year 12
Five ways to get on top of your study workload
Visit www.deakin.edu.au
General Careers Update:
MONASH UNIVERSITY’S TAKE CTRL EVENT
Tuesday 27 September 2016, 10am - 4.30pm
The Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University would like
to invite year 11 and year 12 students to Take CTRL 2016.
Students who are interested in studying IT will be able to meet with
Monash University academics and PhD students, as well as likeminded
young people from other high schools. Leaders from the IT industry
will also be on hand to discuss career opportunities. The activities
offered include; a workshop; a tour of Monash’s multi-million dollar
immersive data visualisation facility, CAVE2; and presentations from a
guest speaker and alumni representative, who will share insights into
where studying IT at Monash can lead. Students with an aptitude for
maths, science and/or technology are invited to attend this event.
Date: Tuesday 27 September 2016
Time: 10am – 4.30pm
Where: Clayton Campus, Monash University
Who: Students in year 11 and 12
What: Get a taste of IT through a practical workshop and tech
research demonstrations, meet with Monash PhD students, lecturers,
industry leaders, guest speakers and more.
Cost: Free entry
Registration: it.monash.edu/TakeCTRL
Contact:Taylor Maxwell (+61 3 990 55845), taylor.maxwell@monash.
edu
Learn more: http://infotech.monash.edu/takectrl/
AN OVERVIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN WORKFORCE
The federal government’s latest Australian Jobs publication presents
an overview of the current labour market, highlighting major changes
as they relate to various industries and occupations. Read more
CAREERS IN THE AUSTRALIAN MEAT INDUSTRY
When people think of the meat industry, most people think of butchers.
What people don’t know is that the Australian meat industry employs
around 73,000 people, with career pathways leading all the way to the
top. Read more
VICTORIAN COLLEGE OF THE
ARTS (VCA) & MELBOURNE
CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC
(MCM)
Please be aware of early
application closing dates for the
VCA and MCM as listed in the
table.
Vivian Seremetis – Careers Coordinator
MUSIC
The Flute/Oboe Winter Recital is on Thursday, 25th August, at 7 pm in
the Founders Complex. We invite parents to come along and listen to
their sons perform.
The Stage Band is taking part in the Victorian School Music Festival on
Tuesday, 23rd August, at The Australian Institute of Music, King Street,
Melbourne. A bus will be leaving Mazenod at 5.15 pm and departing
from the venue at 9.20 pm.
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enjoy this evening of Music presented by our very talented musicians.
Competition
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and are available
through the following trybooking link.
The Swing Band is taking part in the Victorian School Music Festival
on Thursday, 25th August, at The Australian Institute of Music, King
Street, Melbourne. A bus will be leaving Mazenod at 9.15 am and
departing from the venue at 12.50 pm.
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MAZENOD REFLECTIONS
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50 th Anniversary
Do you remember MAD?
AN APPLY? • Entries are open to all present and past Mazenod College students .
ways to save water
* Never pour water down the sink when
there may be another use for it. Use it to
water your indoor plants or garden.
* Repair dripping taps by replacing washers.
One drop per second wastes over 10,000
litres of water per year!
• Entries are required to be fully editable digital files (most preferably
in EPS or AI file type).
• Include a description (up to 200 words) on how you created the
design and a simple jpeg of your design.
• Email your submission to [email protected]
• All entries must be received by 4pm Monday 15th August 2016.
† MUSICAL PREMIERE †
If you have any old photos, uniforms, or school memorabilia that you
would like to donate to the archives please contact Cassandra Gorton,
College Archivist. [email protected]
NFORMATION
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