Calling - Issue 09 - (28 March 2013)

28 March 2013 No. 09 60 Park Parade Shorncliffe QLD 4017 Tel (07) 3631 9000 Fax (07) 3631 9001 Email [email protected] www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au

A Catholic Boys' School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12

It is hard to believe that the end of term is upon us. However, as we all look back and reflect on what has been a very positive term, the Easter break will be a welcome time to recharge, spend time with family and celebrate this critical time in our Church’s calendar. Whilst Easter often brings up thoughts of holidays and relaxation, it is the central time in the Church’s liturgical year. As Catholics, our existence is focused around the death and resurrection of Jesus. During this extraordinarily sacred time I encourage families to acknowledge and celebrate the Catholic impact of Easter on each of us. Over the Easter break a significant number of activities are occurring. I ask that you refer to communications, the College Website, and Connect for details of tours, training camps, training clinics and games. I also thank the large number of staff, parents, students and old boys involved in the various activities. A significant part of the College community is the breadth of activities that occurs and the huge numbers of people involved in those activities. Good luck to all involved. As the end of term approaches there is a reasonable amount of staff activity occurring. We farewell Mr Kevin Ayres from St. Patrick’s College today. Kevin has been a part of the St. Patrick’s College community for the last few years and has been an excellent teacher and role model for the students as well as being involved in the co-curricular program. I wish him all the best as he takes up a position at Nudgee College. Kevin’s replacement will be Mr Scott Little. Over the holidays Miss Katie Spencer and Mr Justin Moro will be married. We wish both Katie and Justin all the best on their special day. Some staff are also taking leave during Term 2. Mrs Katerina Tilley will take maternity leave for the remainder of the year and we wish her all the best for the upcoming birth of her first child. Katerina’s teaching place will be taken by Mr Luke Vanni. Mr Mike McGrath will be on long service leave for the first four weeks of Term 2 and will be replaced by Mr Steve Lawrence as acting Head of Curriculum. As well, a number of acting curriculum positions have been finalised over the last couple of weeks. They are as follows: HoC SOSE (Terms 2-4) Mr Luis Marin HoC Science (Terms 3-4) Mrs Lorraine O’Sullivan Curriculum Leader English Mr Tim Hoysted Curriculum Leader Science Mrs Stevie Hepburn We also welcome back Mrs Janet Garside who has been on leave during Term 1 and thank Miss Katie Spencer for undertaking the role of HoC Arts during Term 1. Over the last couple of weeks the students across all year levels have been completing assignments and doing examinations. Reports will be posted home over the holidays. Accompanying the reports will be a letter from myself with details of the parent teacher interviews early in Term 2 and the St. Patrick’s Foundation Business Breakfast. Finally, I wish to thank all members of the St. Patrick’s College community for your valuable contributions during Term 1. I wish all families a happy, safe and holy Easter and I look forward to re-connecting in Term 2. Happy Easter

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

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Mr David Gardiner College Dean

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Mr David Gardiner College Dean

St Patrick’s College offers its sincere condolences to the Parish and Primary School of St Kevin’s, Geebung, on the sudden loss of their Founder and Parish Priest of 54 years, Rev Father Timothy Norris PP who died very suddenly on Friday evening, 22 March, with his boots on. R.I.P.

The Old Boys hold a meeting every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Sandgate Hawks Aussie Rules Football Club, Lemke Rd Taigum at 7pm. These monthly meetings are open to any Old Boy’s who are interested in the direction of the Old Boys and listening and taking part in organising events. Most of the committee are present each month.

The more input we can get from Old Boys the better we can make our association. Generally we chat about what is on, what is coming up and any other business people want to raise.

It's a good chance to have a beer and chat with other Old Boys. All are welcome.

Mr Terry Chapman College Old Boys

Our College community had a fantastic finish to Term 1 with the annual Shore to Gate. It was wonderful to see our young men be so positive during the 10 km walk and run. They were very well behaved, very polite and showed great camara-derie with each other and with the staff. Most families have returned their sponsors cards and collected money. It is im-portant that every family returns their card and make some contribution to the fundraising aspect of the day. Please en-sure your son does return his card and money first day back next term, if he has not done so already. It has been a very productive term and I wish all families a wonderful time together as we celebrate the significant time that Easter is.


Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity

As we approach Easter, a time of renewal, it seems ap-propriate that our Church has a new leader in Pope Fran-cis. I have watched and listened with interest and in-deed optimism as Pope Francis has used his very im-portant first public statements to outline his views on the future of the Church. The common theme is a focus on the poor. Pope Francis has said, “How I would like a Church that is poor and that is for the poor.” As has been widely re-ported, Pope Francis said that “as things got dangerous” in the conclave voting, he was sitting next to his “great friend”, Brazilian Cardinal Claudio Hummes “who com-forted me”. When the former Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio received over the 77 votes needed to become Pope, he said, Cardinal Hummes “hugged me, kissed me and said, ‘Don’t forget the poor’”. Later, Pope Francis said simply, “True power is service.” The simple language and direction of “serving the poor” is refreshing. We will watch with keen interest as this vision is put into practice. Of course, the Church has a long history of serving the poor, and some religious con-gregations, including the Christian Brothers, the Jose-phites, and Sisters of Charity immediately spring to mind. That said, this focus on the poor from the Pope from his first moments is inspiring, especially for the mil-lions of Catholic people who aspire to live their faith through action and through the service of others. We need to be constantly reminded and encouraged to keep our focus on the vulnerable, the marginalized, the poor. The Edmund Rice story does this – Edmund simply said, “Give to the poor in handfuls.” Pope Francis, named in honour of St Francis of Assisi, a “man of pov-erty, a man of peace”, will also remind us. Most im-portantly though, as we approach this coming weekend when we remember the greatest sacrifice of all, the Christ story will continue to keep our focus where it should be. I wish you all a safe and happy holiday and a wonderful Easter.


Mr Paul Corfield Campus Minister

HARMONY DAY GAMES Harmony Day is celebrated on the 21th March and is a day that celebrates the cultural diversity in Australia – from the traditional owners of this land to those who have come from many countries around the world. By participating in Harmony Day activities, we can learn and understand how all Australians from diverse backgrounds equally belong to this nation and enrich it. Fourteen teams entered the Harmony Day Games at Sat Patrick’s this year. Two days of different games are played at lunch time this Tuesday and Wednesday. The Indigenous team is the champions of 2012 and is defending their title this year. The teams play a range of different cultural games: cricket, Etoi and Indian Leg wrestling. The winners of 2013 will be announced on Thursday.

PADDIES GREEN FINGERS GARDEN A reminder that if you have any used small pots / trays for seedling, to drop them off at the Ministry Office. Easter Prayer May God, who gives this patience and encouragement, help you live in complete harmony with each other, as is fitting for followers of Christ Jesus. Then all of you can join together with one voice, giving praise and glory to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, accept each other just as Christ has accepted you so that God will be given glory. Romans 15:5-7, NLT We wish all the families a safe and happy Easter

Famous Indian Leg Wrestling Team Philippines

Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum

Our two main external tests are the NAPLAN tests from May 14-16 for Years 5, 7 and 9 and the Queensland Core Skills Tests for Year 12 on September 3 and 4.

Whilst these tests will take place some time in the future, prep-aration is already under way. When the Year 5,7 and 9s return for Term 2, classes will undertake literacy and numeracy work designed to assist the boys with their understanding of the exam. I will write about this more specifically after the holidays.

On Wednesday of this week, OP eligible students and non OP students wishing to sit for the QCS Test, were involved in a practice session. The paper completed was the 2011 Multiple Choice exam. Between now and September the boys will have completed these practices of the test disciplines, the writing task, multiple choice and short response items. The Queensland Studies Authority is also busily organising

their administration of the test. This week the QSA called for nominations for Chief Community representatives. As the QSA test is extremely important, the QSA appoints external supervi-sors. If any parents are interested please contact Mrs Nott in the Curriculum Office.

The other area relative to the QCS is the process of applying for special provision. If a student feels he has grounds for special provision and has appropriate medical documentation, please see me at the beginning of term two. Applications for special provision close on 21 May.

Thank you to all students for an excellent first term.


Awtel Power India Immersion

In trying to describe my time in India, I could explain our itinerary and nearly four weeks of amazing activities and sights. However, on reflection I think a more effec-tive way of explaining my true experience of India might be by sharing this simple story. The following story how-ever does no justice whatsoever to express exactly how loving and caring some people are towards us. The group was split in two from Mother’s House. Half of us went to Vabu Zibon and the other half Dyan Dan. I went to the latter. Dyan Dan is a centre run by the Missionaries of Charity, but also reliant somewhat heavily on volun-teers. The House caters for and looks after physically and mentally disabled children. I started off making beds slightly hoping that would be the hardest thing I did there. After a while a Sister came in and asked me and two others to come and feed a child each. I didn’t know how to react because I didn’t have time to think. The same Sis-ter pretty much grabbed me, sat me down on the seat and handed me the plate of food. I hadn’t realized yet or even looked at yet who I was feed-ing. As the name said on the chair, she was called Argina. She had beautiful eyes, and she looked at me with such

intent and so inquisitively. I began to feed her, and any fears and concerns I had previously just melted away. She was so calm, and that made me so calm. She wasn’t fully capable of swallowing all the food I gave her. Occasionally one mouthful would just fall back out. We somehow worked out a routine where when she was ready she would give me a nod and a grunt. By the end, we were an efficient machine. I had gone from very apprehensive to comfortable enough to feed another five children. This point is where my Immersion really kicked off. I need-ed to be plunged into one of those situations otherwise; it would have taken me a few more days to get comfortable. I would have missed out on so much if not for those two people.

I am thankful for that Sister and Argina and I will keep them in my prayers for a long time.


Mr Richard Gradwell Quane House

The annual Quane House Belly Flop contest was again a massive success with around 80 boys having a Flop. Some amazing sounds and splashes were recorded and every flopper braving a red tummy. Outstanding floppers were Tom Newton (winner) and Ethan Lehane (best technical flopper).


Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation

WALK to D’Feet Motor Neurone Disease Please join us for our inaugural Walk to D'Feet Motor Neu-rone Disease in Brisbane Roma Street Parklands May 11. The walk will commence at dusk and we will carry MND QLD candles (which you can buy on the day). The Brisbane Roma Street Parklands walk is approximately 3 km and is wheelchair friendly. We encourage you to walk and wheel with your family and friends. Why not get a team together? Join us for a sausage sizzle and band at the completion of the walk.

Registration is as follows: Adult with T-shirt $30

Adult without T-shirt $25

Child 5-16yrs with T-shirt $12 (children under the age

of 14 must be accompanied by an adult)

Child 5-16yrs without T-shirt $8 (children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult)

T-shirts will be available to pick up on the day from the registration tent. MND QLD have partnered with Everyday Hero to provide you with your own sponsorship webpage for this event. Get your friends and colleagues to support your participa-tion. My sister and I will be walking in memory of our brother who died last year from this disease. If you would like to join us at the walk I’m sure that MND Qld would be happy to have you participate. Ms Heather Kopp

TERM 1 – It has been a very positive first term. The level of co-operation and involvement by the students has been excellent, and all functions and events have been enthusiastically sup-ported. In the House competitions we had around 250 boys involved in Inter-House Chess, every student participated in the Swimming Carnivals, 200 runners in the Great Morven race, and 120 boys receive academic medals and points for their House. I certainly hope the Term 1 reports reflect the effort and positive tone around the College. Well done to all, and I hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday. I would like to take the opportunity to wish all members of the St Patrick’s community all the best for the upcoming Easter break and hope that it is both restful and energizing. I would like to raise some important information regarding Hair/Grooming and Uniform before the commencement of Term 2. TERM 2 UNIFORM – Term 2 commences on Monday, 15 April, for all students. All students are to wear the school tie during Term 2. Please ensure your son has his tie for the first day of Term 2. Students in Years 10, 11 and 12 must wear Long Trou-sers and the College Blazer to and from school each day. HAIR - The Hair and Grooming Policy is located on page 26 and 27 of the Student Diary with the underlying principle “St Patrick’s College requires students to maintain a high standard of dress and grooming so as to present an appro-priate image of the College to the broader community and to each other, it is an expectation that hair be kept neat, tidy and above the collar, ears and eyebrows at all times”. I ask that all boys make the necessary arrangements to have their hair cut to meet the College guidelines before the start of Term 2. Those boys who do not meet the College requirements will face a range of consequences which may include being sent home, to have their hair cut to meet the College guide-lines.

All students winter uniform—College e for all

students. Yr 10, 11 and 12 students blazer to and

from school College e and long trousers

DAY1—TERM2

LOST HAT N SMALL If found please return to the Student Office Parents please check over the holidays to see if you have the correct hats.


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the students, their parents and the respective coaches from both SPC Cricket and SPC Volleyball for their overall participation, support and commitment in 2013. We would also like to thank Mr Tim Walker (Volleyball) and Mr Ryan Schultz (Cricket) for all their efforts in coordinating both during the week and on game days. As we now turn our focus and attention to both Rugby (CIC/AIC) and Football (CIC/AIC), we do ask that all involved in Rugby or Football take special note of the Rugby/Football Fixture Calendar (outline below) as well as know when and where training is being conducted. With Rugby and Football Trials arranged for Saturday (13 April), it is an opportune time to once again outline the College’s expectations of all St Patrick’s students. Our expectations for ALL SPC students (without exception) are: Kind and courteous behaviour at all times. Use of appropriate language at all times (swearing of any description on or off the playing field will not be tolerated). Correct dress standards both on and off the playing field at all times. All Year 8 to 12 students who remain at AIC rugby/football events to spectate MUST change into FULL College Formal Uniform (this will include black belt, College grey socks and black school shoes). All students will be required to wear their College tie in Term 2. Positive and encouraging cheering only (negative cheering and taunts will not be tolerated). Respect the decisions of game referees and venue officials at all times.

SPC sporting events are not ‘social functions’ for our students to interact with girls from other schools. Those students attending an SPC sporting event are there to compete on the sporting field and/or to support other SPC sporting teams who are competing.

Any St Patrick’s College student who does not follow the above mentioned expectations on ‘game days’ may be asked to leave the sporting venue. Further action may be taken in the preceding week should it be deemed necessary.

IMPORTANT SPC SPORTING DATE TO REMEMBER

YEAR 5 TO YEAR 12 RUGBY/FOOTBALL TRIAL

VERSE

VILLANOVA COLLEGE

SATURDAY 13TH APRIL

(LAST SATURDAY OF EASTER HOLIDAYS)

AT ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE FIELDS, CURLEW PARK

Rugby Coaches Wanted for 2013 season: Calling for expressions of interest for Rugby Coaches for the following SPC Rugby Teams U16C, 15D, & 14C . Please Email Heath Mackintosh [email protected] if you are interested in coaching one of these teams.


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

Outstanding Achievements SPC Under 15 Volleyball Team – after their win against SLC on Saturday, they have secured the 2013 U15 AIC Volleyball Premiership. Congratulations to both the players and coaching staff of the U15 team on such a successful season of Volleyball. Phillip Hunt (Year 10) – selected into the Metropolitan North Rugby League Team to compete at the Queensland Champi-onships in Wynnum from 2 to 5 May. Lauchlan Dionysius (Year 6) and Bailey Cook (Year 6) – both selected into the Bramble Bay District Under 11 Rugby League Team to compete at the Metropolitan North Regional Trials in Nundah on the 8 and 9 May. Jayden Scriven (Year 12) – scored 102 runs (not out) whilst batting for SPC 4th XI Cricket team against SLC on Saturday 23

March. Metropolitan North Regional Sport Information All students and parents requesting information regarding any up and coming Met North Regional trials are asked to go to the Met North Website to find out such information - www.metnorthsport.qld.edu.au Metropolitan North Trial Information for various Cluster Days have been posted on the Met North Website and it is the respon-sibility of both students and parents to be aware of what trials are up and coming. For further information regarding these trials please contact Ryan Schultz (College Coaching Administrator).

CIC Cross Country Meet Details All CIC (Year 5 to 7) Cross Country meets are held on Friday afternoons after school. Bus transportation is provided by the College.

Date Host College Location

April 26 (Week 2)

BGS/GT Victoria Park, Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill

May 3

IONA Iona College, North Road, Wynnum West

May 10

NJC/BBC TBC

May 17

MBBC Moreton Bay Boys College, 302 Manly Road, Manly West

May 24

VILLA (Orientation Run)

Villanova Park, Manly Road, Tingalpa (traditionally an earlier start time)

May 31

CIC Cross Country Championships

Villanova Park, Manly Road, Tingalpa (Held during School Hours)

Wet Weather Sports Information Line

The telephone number for St Patrick’s College Sports Information Line is 3631 9080. Please be reminded that in the event of Wet Weather, any changes to the published schedule for sporting fixtures will be made just before 7.00am on the day of the fixtures (via Information Line)

St Patrick’s College App (Only used for Cancellations or Changes) The St Patrick’s College App will also be updated (send through a notification) should there be any cancellations or changes in sporting events due to wet weather.

Cross Country


Mr Heath Mackintosh Rugby

Rugby Saturday 13 April St Patrick’s College Vs Villanova College (AIC/CIC)

Curlew Park, Sandgate PLEASE NOTE: ALL students are required for the entire time their age group/year level are scheduled to play Canteen will be in operation on the day Sports Medicine will be on site on the day

TRAINING TIMES TERM 2

Week 1 (Week 1 change Tue session to Monday due to parent teacher interviews on the Tuesday afternoon) Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-8:00am Opens Rugby Training Curlew Monday/Thursday 3:30-5:00pm Year 5-11 Rugby Training Curlew (Year 5, 6, 7, U13, U14, U15, U16) Note: 3rd XV will only train on Thursday Morning at 6:30-8:00am at Curlew Park Week 2-9 Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-8:00am Opens Rugby Training Curlew Tuesday/Thursday 3:30-5:00pm Year 5-11 Rugby Training Curlew (Year 5, 6, 7, U13, U14, U15, U16) Note: Those players selected in the U15A/U16A teams will have an additional 3rd Rugby Training Session on a Monday from 3:30-5:00pm at Curlew Park Note: 3rd XV will only train on Thursday Morning at 6:30-8:00am at Curlew Park

Time Rugby 1 (Edmund Rice)

Rugby 2 (Edmund Rice)

Rugby 3 (Grundy)

8.00am

SPC 5Green Vs VILL 5Green



9.00am SPC 5 Gold Vs VILL 5Golds

SPC 6Gold Vs VILL 6Gold


10.00am SPC 13Green Vs VILL 13Green


11.00am SPC 13Gold Vs VILL 13Gold


12 noon SPC 14Gold Vs VILL 14Gold

SPC 3rd XV Vs VILL 3rd XV

1.00pm SPC 15Gold Vs VILL 15Gold

SPC 16Grren Vs VILL 16Green

2.00pm SPC 2nd XV Vs VILL 2nd XV


3.15pm SPC 1st XV Vs VILL 1st XV

Easter Holiday Rugby Clinics (2nd Week Holidays @ Curlew Park/April)

Thursday 11 April Friday 12 April

6:30am-8:30am

CIC Rugby Clinic Year 5, 6 and Year 7’s not on Armidale Tour 9:00am-12:00 noon

AIC Rugby Clinic U13/14/15/16/Open

Rugby Clinic Curlew Park

6:30am-8:30am

CIC Rugby Clinic Year 5, 6 and Year 7’s not on Armidale Tour 9:00am-12:00 noon

AIC Rugby Clinic U13/14/15/16/Open

Rugby Clinic Curlew Park


Mr Luke Donatini Football

JUNIOR SQUAD (ALL CIC PLAYERS YEAR 5 to 7) Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 Football Training –

In Season Training (Term 2) – training will be on

Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park from 3.30pm to 5.00pm. MIDDLE SQUAD (Under 13, Under 14, Under 15) Under 13 to Under 15 Football Training –


Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park from 3.30pm to 5.00pm.

OPEN SQUAD (3rd XI, 2nd XI, 1stXI) Open Football Training –


Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park from 3.30pm to 5.00pm.

Easter Holiday Football Coaching Clinics Year 5 to Under 15

When – Thursday 11 April & Friday 12 April Time – 8am to 11am Where – Curlew Park, Curlew Street Sandgate

REMEMBER Trial Games Verse Villanova College – Saturday 13 April at Curlew Park

St Patrick’s College Vs Villanova College (AIC/CIC) 13 April 2013

Curlew Park, Sandgate PLEASE NOTE:

First XI Football will not be playing Villanova – Game Details TBC Canteen will be in operation on the day Sports Medicine will be on site on the day

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 1

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 2

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 3 (P&F)

7.30am

7Gold 7.30am 6Gold 7.30am

8.20am

14Gold 8.20am 13Gold 8.20am 7Green

9.35am

15Gold

9.35am 13Green

9.10am

5Gold

10.50am

16Gold

10.35am 14Green

10.00am

5Green

12.10pm

2ndXI

11.35am 15Green

1.30pm

1stXI (TBC) 12.35pm 3rd XI


Br Chris Pritchard Tennis

Xcelerate Your Game! Brad Harbottle’s Coaching & Development

PO Box 1000, Redcliffe Queensland, 4020 Australia m: 0412961651 e: [email protected]

Xceltennis

St. Patrick’s College Tennis Academy Term 2 - Group Lessons

Tuesday Mornings from 7:00am Open to all tennis players

We are offering players the opportunity to join group or private lessons on the school courts before or after school. Lessons start the week of April 15, finishing last week of term.

Group lesson cost is $125.00/school term Private lesson cost is 5 half hour lessons for $110.00 (bookings by arrangement)

For further information please call Brad on 0412961651. ........................................................................................................................................................................ Please hand form into the College Administration Office

Student Name: …………………………………………...................................................................... Year level in 2013 ……………………………… Student Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………...............................………………Postcode:.......………………….. Home Tel: ….…………….............................................................. Mobile: ..................................................................... Email: ............................................................................................... Student’s Ability: Introductory …… Intermediate …… Advanced …… I understand that in enrolling my son in the St Patrick’s College Tennis Academy I am responsible for payment of $125.00 to the College. Payment must accompany this application form. Parent Signature: …………………………………………………. Tennis Academy Amount………. Student’s Name: Contact No: Cash/Chq/Card Card Number: _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ Exp: _ _ / _ _ Name on Card: Amount: $


Mr Corey Meehan Basketball

Corey Meehan [email protected] 3631 9028

CLUB BASKETBALL – JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON: 20 APRIL – 15 SEPTEMBER 2013

Currently seeking interest from any student’s from U13 through to Opens who would like to be involved in club basketball during Term 2. This will provide an excellent build up to the AIC season and will allow players to work with other SPC boys in developing combinations. All players are welcome regardless of previous ex-perience. Most games are held at Boondall Entertainment Center. Games are held on Sunday afternoon/evening (This will not impact any Term 2 SPC Sport). There will be no training sessions for these teams; games will be used to develop different combina-

tions over the season. No fees for uniforms; boys will wear their SPC Basketball uniform. Greater exposure to higher level competition will result in a higher chance of representative selection. Registration fees are valid for the Championship Season and Summer Season (21April – 8 November

including holidays). Participation in the summer competition is at player discretion. This is a ‘user pays’ system; students are expected to cover all costs associated with the competition

(Contact Mr. Meehan for fee info).

PLEASE SEE MR MEEHAN IN THE GYM DURING AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST, SPACES WILL BE LIMITED PER AGE GROUP!


P& F


Bluewater Festival Community Notices


Rosters

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

UNIFORM SHOP Tues 12-4pm, Wed 10am -2pm, Thurs 7.30 -11: 30am

Last day of trading this term Thursday 28 March 7.30-11.30am. Shop reopens Tuesday 16 April 12-4pm.

BLAZER ORDERS – The majority of these have been delivered. There are a few outstanding which will be available first week of Term 2. Admin have been advised of this delay.

SUPPORTERS TEAMWEAR – There are hats, caps and shirts available to wear and show your support for your son’s team.

TIES – All students must wear a tie with the formal uniform in Terms 2 and 3. These are priced @ $22.

TIE BADGES - are back in stock priced @ $5 ea.

GREY TROUSERS – Years 10/11/12 must wear long trousers in Terms 2 and 3. These are priced @ $50.

BLACK TROUSER SOCKS – These are available at $6.50 pr.

As the shop is closed over the school holidays Rugby/Football players may need to purchase uniforms this week to be ready for the trial game Saturday 13 April.

DATE HELPERS

Fri 29/03 GOOD FRIDAY

Tue 16/04 Chris Hare, Gina Macpherson, Janelle Lakey, Fiona Foster

Wed 17/04 Bonnie Flaherty, Loise Stringer, Kylie Pashley

Thu 18/04 Gina Jeffery, Susanne Brough, Lisa Cawthorne

Fri 19/04 Maree Denkes, Leanne Ferris, Leanne Hume, Jenny Evans

Mon 15/04 Mina Buiatti, Cathy Weir

The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:

ROSTER FOR UPCOMING SERVICE PROGRAMS

Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am-9.00 am

Thursday Morning BBQ Humpybong School 7. 30 am-9.00 am

Thursday Evening Street Van Brisbane City

5.00 pm-8.45 pm

Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Lagoon, Sandgate

5.45 pm-8.30 pm

St Patrick’s College Staff on roster over the Holiday period




Please Note: If you cannot fulfil your commitment to take part in these service programs, please advise Mrs Righetti ASAP.


Term 1 Week 9 & Term 2 Week 1 Date Claimers

WEEK NINE

March 28

End Term 1 Easter Liturgy Shore to Gate Students Dismissed at 12.30pm

March 29

Good Friday

March 30

Easter Saturday

March 31

Easter Sunday

WEEK ONE - TERM 2

April 15

Term 2 Commence Term 2 Fees Due

April 16

Trimester 1 Co-Curricular Awards Assembly Parent Teacher Interviews

April 17

P & F Meeting

April 18

Inter - House Cross Country Carnival

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