Kings Weekly Newsletter

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Primary Missions FestSuccess

This year’s Primary Missions Fest held on Thursday, September 13 was a tre-mendous success. Through a variety of stalls and activities such as magnetic !shing, putt putt golf, vintage clothing, trash and treasure, crazy hair, rugby skills, obstacle course … the students kindly donated $4,731.50. Once again these funds will go to support King’s Kids Uganda and Manna Ministries India. Well done students!

~ Peter Malcolm, Primary Chaplain

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show and tell, sharing favourite items and family events with their classmates. Several of the curriculum learning outcomes are being met through this experience, including building a strong sense of identity and wellbeing, as well as learning to be e"ective communicators! Oliver, Hannah and Noah can be seen with recent ‘show and tell’ items.

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Scripture of the week: Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practise these things, and the God of peace will be with you. Philippians 4:8-9

Bad Attitudes Comes In Three Arenas!A bad attitude is a challenge to family life and frustrates many a parent. Furthermore, if children don’t learn how to deal with their attitude, they grow up to be adults with bad attitudes. One way to help children overcome a bad attitude is to help them deal with it in smaller pieces. Children are tempted to have a bad attitude in three prominent areas: when given an instruction, when corrected and when given a no answer. You might put a sign up in your kitchen listing those three areas with the heading, “Three opportunities for a good attitude.”

Take time to talk about attitude with your children. Discuss the importance and bene!ts of a good attitude. Help your children understand these three areas and even warn your child when one of them is coming. Coach your children to have a better response. The next time your child demonstrates a bad attitude, don’t just point out the negative but teach how to respond correctly. When given an instruction, a child might say, “Okay Mum,” in a pleasant tone of voice. When corrected, it would be helpful to say, “I’m sorry.” When receiving a no answer, children might say to themselves, “Okay, maybe another time.” A bad attitude is often a sign of an angry heart and the groaning, rolled eyes, sarcasm, stomping feet, or disgusted look are all attempts to communicate unhappiness with the situation. Gently point out these bad habits and help your children to practise better responses. Be careful of your own harshness in the process and look for ways to break the problem down into manageable pieces.

Strategy for the week: Actively teach your children how to think and make good choices when confronted with the three areas that can foster bad attitudes. When the attitude is unsatisfactory, take the opportunity to discuss this rationally with them and get them to come to the right conclusions as to what the best and God honouring attitude should be. Practise the better responses and, when appropriate, remind them of what was decided.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

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HeroesAfter reading this article, we may be

able to think of quite a few heroes that we know. People in our family, friendship group, church, neighbourhood and community can be heroes by the way they conduct themselves and the things they do for others on a daily or weekly basis. Perhaps they would be reluctant heroes if we said that to them, but they are heroes none the less.

Everyday Heroes EverywhereI was meandering around the internet the other day (kids,

don’t try this at home!) and happened to google the word hero.I saw information about a 2002 martial arts movie titled ‘Hero’, a Wikipedia entry on the concept of hero, various online dictionary de!nitions of hero and a link to Mariah Carey singing ‘Hero’.

I clicked on that one. I like the song – and I don’t mind watching Mariah Carey.

But that isn’t really what I was looking for. I was interested in !nding stories about contemporary heroes. So I googled the words ‘heroes for today’ and I found stories about the heroes of D-Day, a literary review of a new book about the heroes of the Alamo and a USA Today story about an “Avengers vs. X-Men” comic book. With all my heart I honour the heroes of D-Day and the Alamo, and I’m kind of interested in that comic book (are you kidding? Iron Man, Captain America, Wolverine and Colossus all together? Shazam!).

But that still wasn’t what I was looking for. So I went for a walk. As I stepped outside I waved at my neighbor Creig, who was cleaning out his gear for what he told me is his 12th year at scout summer camp.

“Twelve years!” I said, trying to wrap my mind around the total cost to Creig in terms of vacation days, corny skits, #ag ceremonies, tin foil dinners and s’mores. “I can’t even imagine doing that. You’re my hero!”

I thought about that as I walked away and headed down the street. It occurred to me that maybe I had been looking for heroes in the wrong place. Maybe they’re not on google. Maybe they’re on the street. Creig is certainly one. And so is Dave, who lives two doors down and who just got back from spending two weeks in Guatemala with a group that provides medical and dental services to the poor and needy. This is like the !fth or sixth time he’s made a humanitarian trip like that. That’s pretty heroic, isn’t it?

As I continued walking around the neighbourhood I discovered that I am surrounded by heroes. As I walked past the Chen home I was reminded of how they left good jobs in China to immigrate to America because they were concerned for the future well-being of their children. Then I walked past Janet’s house and remembered how she brings many of the ladies in the neighborhood together each week to tie quilts,

which are then donated to charity. She’s responsible for thousands of quilts being donated, which means there are likely thousands of people out there who will sleep warmer tonight because of Janet.

Suddenly it seemed to me that there were heroes everywhere I walked: Alan, who sits in the back of his church each week and interprets the services for a little girl who is hearing impaired; Bruce, who is always there when a neighbour’s car needs to be repaired or garage door needs to be !xed; Daniel, a brilliant young man who spends several hours each week playing, dancing, singing and colouring with a group of mentally disabled teenagers; Ginger, whose response to being deserted by her husband of 30 years is to return to college at age 50 to get a degree that will help her control her own destiny.

Brave? Absolutely!

Courageous? No doubt!

And heroic? Do you really need to ask?

Take a walk around your neighbourhood and see if the same thing isn’t true for you where you live. There are everyday heroes everywhere lifting burdens, lightening loads and looking overwhelming adversity squarely in the eye – and spitting. Their names may not show up in a search of the online world, but these folks do show up where it counts: in the home, the neighbourhood and the community, making the real world a better place.

So help me google. By Joseph B. Walker

Happy holidays.

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Remember God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks. Pray. Thankful hearts are happy hearts. Trust the Lord. Know who you are in Christ. Nurture compassion. Have a chuckle. Attitudes are habits. Courage. Recognise your heroes.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

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For all students moving into Year 10, 11 and 12 in 2013,

now is the time to come to the uniform shop to be fitted and order blazers.

Please call the Uniform Shop to make an appointment on 5587 7670.

Uniform Shop HoursMonday and Tuesday 8am – 11am

Wednesday and Thursday 1pm – 4pm

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High School Regional Athletics Carnival

Last Tuesday and Wednesday 16 high school students battled it out against the top student athletes from schools all around the South Coast region. We were so impressed with the sportsman-ship displayed by our King’s students. The students came away with some fantastic results. We had six students qualify to com-pete at the State Athletics Championships at the end of October in Brisbane, with a number of other students narrowly missing the qualifying benchmark by a matter of centimetres.

Congratulations to the following six students who made it through to state:

* Loren London (100m, 200m, 90m hurdles, triple jump, long jump)

* Peter Eddowes (javelin, shot put, discus)* Alan Lehner (long jump)* Joel Lonsdale (1500m)* Dimitee Coventry (1500m)* Sam Owen (100m hurdles)

We wish these students every success as they represent King’s and aim to qualify for nationals!

KATS Athlete of the WeekName: Cody Grainger

Age: 9

Favourite sport/s: Rugby and athletics

What do you enjoy about the KATS Junior Athletics Program?We get to train and do lots of different events

Who inspires you with your athletics?My parents encourage me to do my best with athletics

What goals do you have for athletics?To get 25m in discus

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Outstanding Achievements

Hockey stars in primary continue to shine!

Cameron Fraser-Buchanan and Jack Castles both in 7M have had an outstanding year in hockey, representing King’s at state level, but have also had great success at club level, both playing hockey for Burleigh Hockey Club. They were selected to repre-sent their club at state trials in Warwick - 25-29 June. Jack played for the !rst team and Cameron for the second team! Cameron was given ‘man of match’ for one of his games on 27 June!

Their club team U13 boys - have only lost one game all season and played in the grand !nal last weekend. Their team played ex-tremely well to win the !nal 7-0!

We are extremely proud of the boys and would like to acknowl-edge their fantastic achievements in the sport. For Cameron, this is only his second year playing hockey!!!

King’s Uniform Order

This is your last chance to purchase our new King’s training and competition singlet, as well as the King’s Body Science (BSC) skins. Both of these items are optional and are at cost price. They are cheaper than what you could buy them for at retail stores. I have in-cluded more information and an order form in the newsletter for those people that are interested. These are not available from the uniform shop and an order will be placed at the end of this term. This is your only opportunity to purchase these goods this year. Don’t miss out!! We have sample sizes that students can try on. Please see either Miss Grady or Mr Grady.

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High School APS Sports Results

On Friday 14 September, King’s played Trinity Lutheran College in Round 3 of the APS competition.

Boys KCC v TLC Sport Team Win Score Player of the WeekCricket 1st XI Bye Junior DR Jaidyn-Tyler WeightBasketball Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC 18-12 Jayden Bolth Int A KCC 57-35 Jackson Petty Int B TLC 22-20 Connor Blake Junior A TLC 31-13 Isaac Ritchie Junior B KCC 23-6 Jason PrinslooTouch Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC Forfeit Int A TLC 6-4 Milan Egic Int B KCC 12-1 Yr 9 A TLC 11-8 Yr 9 B TLC 7-4 Yr 8 A KCC Forfeit Yr 8 B KCC Forfeit Junior Tier 2 Kings 1 KCC 1 15-1 Janiv Strachan Junior Tier 2 Kings 2 KCC 1 15-1 Will BatteseTennis Open A TLC 18-6 Joshua Smith Open B KCC 20-4 Daniel Hogeling Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A TLC 13-11 David Flueckiger Junior B KCC Forfeit AFL Open EMM 55-20 Billy O’Donnell Junior KCC 46-24 Jesse Damianopoulos & Reith FraserWaterpolo Junior mixed South A Bye Waterpolo Junior mixed South B EMM Forfeit Girls Softball Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC 10-9 Jessica Bailey Open C KCC 10-9 Samara Davis Junior A TLC 12-2 Shaylyn Barnes Junior B DR 7-7 Ashley NelBasketball Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC Forfeit Int A TLC 14-13 Tegan Day Int B TLC 48-12 Jaeda Abraham Junior A KCC 50-8 Sage de Bruno Austin Junior B TLC 14-8 Mary MikhailTouch Open A KCC Forfeit Open B KCC Forfeit Int A TLC 6-3 Loren London Int B TLC 2-1 Skye Whelan Yr 9 A KCC 9-7 Eloise Williams Yr 9 B KCC 7-3 Naomi Torpie Yr 8 A TLC 10-1 Yr 8 B KCC 2-1 Sidney Spicer Tier 2 A KCC 5-2 Eden Underwood Tier 2 B KCC 5-0 Courtney SmithTennis Open A KCC 13-11 Katrina Mikhail Open B KCC Forfeit Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A TLC 20-4 Junior B TLC 13-11 Cricket Super 8’s A KCC 2 77-32 Super 8’s B KCC 2 77-32 Alison DaviesAFL Open KCC 36-13 Lola Irwanto Junior KCC 69-1 Karla Savidis


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High School APS Sports Draw

On Friday 12 October, King’s will play A B Paterson College in Round 4 of the summer APS competition. TEAM OPPOSITION GAME TIME VENUEBoysAFL Open SOM 1pm Carrara Area 4AFL Junior ABP 1pm Carrara Area 4Basketball Open A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPBasketball Inter A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPBasketball Junior A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPCricket 1st XI ABP 1pm ASAS 2Cricket Junior SOM 1pm Somerset SandsTennis Open A, B & C ABP 1pm Tennis Junior A & B ABP 1pm Touch Open A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPTouch Inter A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPTouch Yr 9 A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPTouch Yr 8 A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm ABPTouch Junior Tier 2 ASAS & EMM 1pm EMM Field 5 & 6Water Polo Junior Mixed 1 SOM 1pm Miami PoolWater Polo Junior Mixed 2 ASAS 1 1pm Miami Pool

Girls AFL Open CAC 1 1pm Carrara Area 6AFL Junior SOM 2pm Carrara Area 6Basketball Open A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCBasketball Inter A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCBasketball Junior A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCCricket Super 8’s KCC1 CAC 1pm ABP 2Cricket Super 8’s KCC2 ASAS 1pm ABP 3Softball Open A ABP 1pm KCCSoftball Open B ABP 1pm KCCSoftball Open C SOM 1pm Softball Junior A ABP 1pm ABPSoftball Junior B ABP 1pm ABPTennis Open A, B & C ABP 1pm Christine AveTennis Junior A & B ABP 1pm Christine AveTouch Open A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCTouch Inter A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCTouch Yr 9 A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCTouch Yr 8 A & B ABP 2pm & 1pm KCCTouch Junior Tier 2 ABP 2 & ASAS 2pm Magic United Field 3 & 4

Important Sports Dates for September

Thursday 20 September Primary Summer Sport Round 1 v Emmanuel



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Help Support Miss Grady

Come and join us as we Race for Hope at beautiful South Burleigh Headlands. We’re going to put a King’s team in and you can choose to do either a 3km or 5km run/walk. You can also bring your family! This is the perfect time to get back into running as our cross country training is about to restart.

Miss Grady is moving to Uganda at the end of the year and this event is for her charity 100% hOPE to raise money to build a secondary school in Uganda. This is a great opportunity to race while also raising money to help the kids in Uganda.

Fill in the rego form and hand it in at the PE o$ce if you’re keen to race with our King’s team.




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KATS UNIFORM ORDER Students have the exciting opportunity to order their own King’s racing and training singlet, which can be worn at both the athletics and cross-country competitions. Singlets can also be worn to training sessions. King’s skins are also available for purchase. These can be worn for athletics, cross-country, swimming and under the school sports shorts for sports training and competitions.

We will only be placing one order and will carry no extra stock for purchase. This is your only opportunity to purchase these items for 2012.

(Please note that it is not compulsory to purchase a race singlet or skins).

ITEM GENDER SIZE QUANTITY PRICE King’s KooGa Singlet

$30

King’s BSC skins - Junior (full quad)

$45

King’s BSC skins - Adult (full quad)

$55

TOTAL

Boy’s/Men’s singlet sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL.

Girl’s/Ladies singlet sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18.

Skins sizes: PTO

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Student’s Name: ________________________________ Class: __________ Date: _________________

METHOD OF PAYMENT

Cash Credit Card

Credit Card Details:

Name (as it appears on the card): _________________________________________________________________

Card no._______________________________________ Exp_____/______

Visa Master

Signature: __________________________________

Students have the exciting opportunity to order their own King’s racing and training singlet, which can be worn at both the athletics and cross-country competitions. Singlets can also be worn to training sessions. King’s skins are also available for purchase. These can be worn under the school sports shorts and can be used for athletics, cross-country, swimming, sports training and competitions.




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TOPS

BOY'S

MEN'S

GARMENT SIZE 6 8 10 12 14 XS S M L XL

CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE ON BODY (INCHES) 26"- 28" 28"- 30" 30"- 32" 32"- 34" 34"- 36" 36"- 38" 38"- 40" 40"- 42" 42"- 44" 44"- 46"

CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE ON BODY (CM) 66 - 71cm 71 - 76cm 76 - 81cm 81 - 86cm 86 - 91cm 91 - 96cm 96 - 102cm 102 - 107cm 107- 112cm 112 - 117cm

The above measurements are a guide only. To use this sizing chart, the chest measurement must be taken on the body. Raise your arms slightly and measure around your chest at the underarm point.

LADIES TOPS

GARMENT SIZE 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE ON BODY (INCHES) 30"- 32" 32"- 34" 34"- 36" 36"- 38" 38"- 40" 40"- 42" 42"- 44" 44"- 46" 46"- 48" 48"- 50"

CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE ON BODY (CM) 76- 81cm 81- 86cm 86- 91cm 91 - 96cm 96-101cm 101- 106cm 106-111cm 111- 116cm 116- 121cm 121- 126cm

The above measurements are a guide only. To use this sizing chart, the chest measurement must be taken on the body.




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REGISTRATION FORM

Name: Email:

Address: Ph:

Signature : (or write name as an online signature) Date:

5km run 5km walk 3km kid’s run YES NO YES NO


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SPONSORSHIP FORM


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Term 4 fees have now been charged. Years 6 and 7 have been charged the textbook deposit for 2013. Year 12 school fees are due 21 September. Prep to Year 11 fees are due by 9 October (1st week Term 4) unless you are on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly payment plan.

For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email [email protected]

When phoning the college with an enquiry, please have your account number ready eg. MILL007 (child’s surname and a number)

A term’s notice in writing is necessary by the end of Term 3 if you choose to remove your child from the school at the end of Term 4. If this is not given, it is college policy to charge the subsequent term’s fees. Please note that all outstanding fees must be paid before ceasing enrolment and all library books, textbooks and laptops must be returned.

Dates for your diary...September 20 Last Day Term 3October 9 First Day Term 4October 11 Primary APS Rd 2October 12 HS APS Rd 4October 13 Year 12 FormalOctober 20 Year 10 Dinner Dance

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+(7$('553829(1:;<35Our upcoming movie night is to raise money for the Sports Centre portable grandstands. (see info below)Donations are welcome and advertising space is available on our movie screen. Please call Melissa Potts if interested on 0400258784.P&F will match fundraising dollar for dollar to help us achieve our goal of $50 000.We have had eight sponsorship requests for our sporting champions !lled.Our Father’s Day stall was a big success so we will be continuing on with this as well as Mother’s Day stall next year.Any parents having issues with school bags please email Melissa Potts - [email protected]

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any students on the Students with Disabilities Scheme will be accepted from 1 - 31 October 2012.

To lodge an online application to receive a rebate for this program, go to www.schooltransport.com.au

Further enquiries to 07 33369192 or [email protected]

Applications received after 31 October 2012 cannot be processed.




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T H E O D O R E R O O S E V E L T

It is not the critic who counts: not the man who

points out how the strong man stumbles or where

the doer of deeds could have done better.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually

in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and

sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs

and comes up short again and again, because

there is no effort without error or shortcoming,

but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great

devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause;

who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph

of high achievement, and who, at the worst,

if he fails, at least he fails while DARING

GREATLY, so that his place shall never be

with those cold and timid souls who knew

neither victory nor defeat.

I am passionate about the potential of a woman who can celebrate the strength of her body, her soul & her spirit.

This quote by Theodore Roosevelt has always inspired me to position myself in the arena designed just for me!

So we have themed conference ‘Daring Greatly’ because it’s the adventure in the arena that makes you EVERYTHING you could be!

Our heart for the How Beautiful Is conference, is that you would dare to embrace your life with confi dence, you would pause and take a moment for yourself, that you would seek spirituality in a fresh way, and you would walk away empowered in all the beautiful arenas of your life!

We are with you heart & soul

Vanessa HoyesHow Beautiful Is Founder

This is a boutique conference held on the

stunning Gold Coast, Australia. It has been

designed with YOU in mind. There will be

moments for insane laughter, extravagant

food, incredible new girlfriends, space for

shopping, pampering or relaxing….and most

and come away inspired.

Conference begins Friday evening, 7pm and

ends Saturday, 9pm. We know some of you

are travelling to us or will be working, so

we wanted to give you the opportunity to

Sunday. A full itinerary will be sent to you

on registration.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

We are honoured and excited to be able to

offer fresh voices to Australia and introduce

our great friends; Dr Dave and Christine

Martin.

Dr Dave Martin is known around the world

as Americas number one success coach.

His powerful life improvement messages have

been embraced by people globally.

He speaks regularly for Joel Osteen, Casey

Treat & Ed Young.

Christine Martin is powerful, edgy, graced

and tender as she empowers individuals to

also a gifted author and television personality

who enlightens as she speaks.

KIDS PROGRAM:

We are providing a full program (Friday/

Saturday) for children from ages 1 (and walking)

to 6 years old at a cost of $50 per child.

Please ensure your child’s/children’s

registration is booked and paid for in

advance by at least 2 weeks to secure a

place in the program.

We invite you to register by completing the

registration form included with this invitation

or online.

MORE INFO:

Please see our website:

www.howbeautifulis.com

For full info, registrations, accommodation,

directions and maps.

This invitation has found its way into your hands

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ON PURPOSE…because

there is someone in your world

who BELIEVES IN YOU and

believes in the potential you carry

within you. Twenty four hours

in the environment created at

How Beautiful Is, can draw

that potential to the surface and

position you in the most stunning

arena of your life.

ON TIME …because at How

Beautiful Is you will have some

of those ‘right place, right time’

moments. We believe it is never too

late or never too early to embrace

your time, your moment, your

season. This is your time to thrive!

ON TARGET….because this

conference is for you, yes you…

beautiful young student in high

school; sleep-deprived young

mother to children; focused women

in the corporate arena; seasoned

grandmother whose story matters

broken and depleted, accept this

invitation personally and with

love!

We can’t wait to hang out with you!

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COURAGEOUS, PERSISTENT, ENTHUSIASTIC, INDEFATIGABLE...’ When the women begin to take an active part in the struggle, no power on earth can stop us from achieving freedom in our lifetime”

NELSON MANDELA , Long Walk to Freedom

Celebrating the strength of womanhood... body, soul, spirit

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