St. Aloysius College - Issue 5: Friday 24 MARCH 2017...dancer’s costume was sparkly. Ariana Ravell...

ST aLOYSIUS college53 Wakefield Street, Adelaide, South Australia 5000 / www.sac.sa.edu.au / 82173200 Page 1

Newsletter

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

2017

We have been blessed with great weather for the many camps and outdoor activities that take place in this early part of the year. I would like to acknowledge and thank the teaching and support staff who design and supervise these activities. Time spent together off campus is often critical in developing relationships, especially for those students new to the school. Thanks also to the parents who prepare their children to take part in these events, and encourage them to embrace the challenges presented. They are an integral part of the learning journey of each student.

Issue 5: Friday 24 MARCH 2017

Continued page 2.

Chrysalis to butterfly observation. See more in page 5.

Tuesday 28 March 2017 at 10am

School Tour ELC to Year 12 City School for Girls

INSIDE THIS ISSUE• From the Principal continued....................2• A Taste of Harmony.........................................3• 2017, Term 1 Diary (Weeks 9 & 10).............3• Canteen Roster (Weeks 9 & 10)...................3• Harmony Day....................................................4• Chrysalis to Butterfly Observation..........5• Future Sociologist on the Move!...............6• Trip to Adelaide Botanical Wetlands.......6• Young Mercy Links SA...................................7• Science Bootcamp..........................................7• Music Department News........................8, 9• Primary Sport..................................................10• Secondary Sport............................................11• PE Central...................................................12• Volunteer Opportunities......................13• Digital Technologies Competition....13• NEO TEEN TAKE OVER............................13• SAC Uniform Shop..................................14• Entertainment Book Info......................14

• ‘Our Common Home’ Art Exhibition..15 ‘Everyone belongs’ Harmony Day. See more in page 4.


Open Day 2017

Ms Jo Villis & Ms Paddy Mc Evoy at the Microsoft Technology in Education Summit at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, California

Primary ICT Coordinator, Ms Joanne Villis, and I attended the Microsoft Technology in Education Summit at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, California last week. Educators discussed current and future trends in the use of technology to enhance student learning from the primary years through to tertiary. Jo’s work in the use of SharePoint and other products to personalise learning in her Year 5 classroom has been an inspiration to many teachers and we felt privileged to be sponsored to attend this very worthwhile meeting. We hope that your daughters are using their devices to harness their curiosity and expand their learning horizons.

Our swimmers of all ages have been busy representing SAC at a variety of inter-school competitions in recent weeks. What matters most to us is their sense of school pride and teamwork in representing our school. Congratulations to all students and staff who took part on your team spirit and results.

Open Day in Week 6 saw almost 200 families visit the College for the first time, along with many families of our current students. It is one of the highlights of our school year, as the breadth of activities available to students at SAC is on display. Many families commented on the wonderful student guides, who speak with such confidence and pride in their school; they are our greatest ambassadors. We also welcomed over 100 children and their families to enrolment interviews last weekend. They were clearly excited about joining our school community and being educated in the Mercy tradition.

A sea of orange engulfed the campus this week to celebrate Harmony Day, with the theme for 2017 ‘Everyone belongs’. A sense of belonging is what makes this school a very special place and our rich cultural tapestry is an important part of that. With students from over 60 different cultural backgrounds and 130 different postcodes, we certainly embrace diversity here at SAC.

Today our students and staff recognised Eart Hour Day by reducing their consumption of electricity in a range of ways. Earth hour gives our students a sense of empowerment as they combine forces to reduce our carbon footprint. We will continue to explore ways to make our school greener and more sustainable, and these goals are clearly evident in our Strategic Plan. We know how important it is for our young people to address the challenges faced by our planet.

Ms Paddy McEvoyPRINCIPAL

Congratulations to our SCPSSA team who won their Section 2 Carnival overall last Monday!

From the Principal Continued.

Harmony Day 2017 - ‘Everyone belongs’


2017, TERM 1 DIARY for students and parents (Weeks 9 & 10)

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27 March 28 March10am School Tour

29 MarchDuke of Edinburgh’s Award: Silver Paddle (assessed) Camp begins

30 March 31 MarchDuke of Edinburgh’s Award: Silver Paddle (assessed) Camp endsYear 2 Zoosnooze (1 class)3:30-7:30pm Year 1 Pyjama Party

1 April 2 April

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3 April 4 April 5 AprilYear 12 PE (kayaking) begins

6 April 7 AprilYear 12 PE (kayaking) endsNewsletter available on SAC website

8 April 9 April

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYWEEK THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

CANTEEN ROSTERwsletter

927 MarchDi YoungFran Buller

28 MarchHelp needed

29 MarchAnn Shattock

30 MarchPam Robinson

31 MarchRenee Philp

103 AprilFran BullerDi Young

4 AprilSue Moyle

5 AprilHelp needed

6 AprilRex Robinson

7 AprilHelp needed

WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

CANTEEN ROSTER

A TASTE OF HARMONY

We would love to include contributions from all the SAC community in our cookbook. Perhaps your favourite traditional family recipe or other recipes you share at home that our community might enjoy.

An entry form was sent to all students via email. You still have the chance to submit your recipes!

Please email your recipe to: [email protected]

We look forward to receiving your family’s favourite recipe. We might share it on TASTY TUESDAY or on TEMPTING THURSDAY and will let you know when the cookbook is ready!

‘A Taste of Harmony’ Committee

A COOKBOOK BY THE ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY

Share your family recipes with us!


HARMONY DAY - EVERYONE BELONGSHarmony Day is a celebration of our cultural diversity - a day of cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home. It is celebrated annually on the 21st of March. The message of Harmony Day is everyone belongs and it engages people to foster a sense of belonging.Last Tuesday, our school celebrated Harmony Day with a Latino dance performance at lunchtime. Students from Reception to Year 7 wrote messages on their Harmony Day hands and planted these around the school. The Year 3 classes participated in Latin percussion workshops after lunch. To celebrate diversity, the Year 2’s made Harmony Day scratch masks.

Ms Mary Kotsionis EAL TEACHER

The costumes were very interesting and the feathers were long. Maria Hassiotis 1JGI loved dancing the Macarena. Hayley Monis 1JGThey taught us how to dance and we had to move our hips from side to side. Adele Lokhorst 3EGIt was a good experience learning a new style of dance. Matilda Mahney 3EGI like the percussion instruments because they are very traditional and it sounded really loud. Gislene Nijenahagera 3EGWe tried Salsa dancing and we found it was fun but difficult to do. Jamie McBride-Hellewell and Meg Schwarz 7KOI really liked the vibe of the Latino dancing and the dancer’s costume was sparkly. Ariana Ravell 7KO

STUDENTS’ REFLECTIONS

God of culture, love and family, Help us make a diverse society.

Like trees that spring up from below,We'll make communities that'll surely grow.Let us love other cultures for what its worth,

For doing this shall help us learn.Amen

Johanna Manlapas 5JV

Dear God of Harmony,I hope that all people can be treated equally,

whether they have a disability or if they come from a different background. I hope

we can all be treated just the same and that Harmony Day can last forever. Thank you

God for all the people you made.Amen

Alysa Trinh 5JV


CHRYSALIS TO BUTTERFLY OBSERVATIONStudents from R-TH experienced the wonder of nature recently.Ms Lisa McLaughlin kindly gave R-TH a chrysalis attached to a small branch. A chrysalis is the sheltered stage of growth in the life cycle of a butterfly.The chrysalis was put into a glass jar and students observed the changes over approximately two weeks. Each day our observations were recorded and photographed. When the beautiful butterfly emerged from the chrysalis, we used a book loaned to us by Sr Janet to discover it was an Australian Monarch butterfly.After its wings had dried we released the butterfly near our school garden.

Ms Tanya Halstead & Ms Jo SzegediRECEPTION HOME CLASS TEACHERS


On Tuesday 14 March, Year 11 Society and Culture class attended an excursion to Oxfam headquarters in Hutt Street. It was good to see the passion and hard-work offered by this organisation. Thanks to Ms Lindblom for accompanying us on this excursion.

Ms Sharyn SchubertSOCIETY & CULTURE TEACHER

FUTURE SOCIOLOGISTS ON THE MOVE!

STUDENTS’ REFLECTIONS

It was inspirational to gain insight on the work being done to fight social injustice across the globe. Sophie Tait 11SEVolunteer Chris Leaver and Trade Manager Joseph Killian were more than happy to spend their valuable time showing us around the Oxfam Hutt Street store, and answering our abundant questions - many thanks to them! Jasmine Dallimore 11SEChris and Joseph introduced us to Oxfam’s ethical practices in relation to Fair Trade and the products they sell- the chocolate was particularly delicious! Fair Trade is definitely a cause worth supporting. Isabel Salter 11MB

We were surprised by the one hundred and twenty volunteers who manage their second hand book shop with many beautiful books at incredible prices, from 50 cents to $5. All books are donated by the public and many thousands. Jordan Rendell 11AB

Front row: Ms Lindblom, Bonnie, Alana, May, Isabel, Chiara, Jordan, Alana, Rayhaneh & Ms Schubert

Second row: Maggie, Estelle, Sophie, Briar, Jasmine, Mr Leaver (Oxfam volunteer), Sophie, Olivia, Tahlia, Jasmine, Charli & Zahra

In the second week of March, Year 10 geographers undertook a short excursion to the Adelaide Botanical wetlands. The purpose of the excursion was to see a functioning artificial wetland. The following are comments by some of the students:

Ms Sharyn SchubertSOCIETY & CULTURE TEACHER

TRIP TO ADELAIDE BOTANICAL WETLANDS

STUDENT REFLECTION

I had never visited the Adelaide Botanical Wetlands before and it was a great opportunity to recognise and learn firsthand the important role the wetland plays in the Botanical Gardens and to its ecosystem. Grace Peterson 10EHVisiting the Adelaide Wetlands provided us with the opportunity to learn more about why wetlands are so vital in providing a service function to our environment and the process of creating a natural wetland. I particularly enjoyed taking pictures of the variety of plants and animals in the area. Louise Jackson 10EHThe trip to the Adelaide Wetlands was extremely informative and allowed us to learn about the incredible environment whilst being able to see how it functioned for ourselves. The guide provided us with useful and exciting knowledge, which we were able to take away with us to assist with our report writing. Sophia Briggs 10EH

Panorama photo by Louise Jackson 10EH

10EH in the main part of the wetland


YOUNG MERCY LINKS SAYoung Mercy Links SA is a newly formed group of young adults who are passionate about mercy and staying connected with social justice once they have finished school. Most of the members are old scholars from St Aloysius College and Mercedes College. We are hoping to expand our group to include current Year 12 students, so that they can continue carrying the mercy torch once they graduate. On Thursday 16 March, we were grateful to be joined by our SRC President Clare Peterson who shared ideas with old scholars about ways we can support refugees in our community. Our first action for 2017 is hosting a book drive for children of newly arrived families. We aim to distribute the books at an upcoming Mother’s Day gathering. Books are a special gift because they allow parents to connect with their children and will also help people to develop their language and literacy skills. If you have any pre-loved books you would like to donate, please drop them in the box in the front foyer between now and the end of term.

Ms Maddie KellySTUDENT WELFARE SUPPORT OFFICER

Young Mercy Links SA team

CSIRO Science BootcampCSIRO Education and Outreach have an exciting opportunity during the April school holidays for students in Years 8-10. Students can spend two days exploring acoustics, sound and personal electronics with CSIRO.

They’ll see CSIRO labs and testing facilities, meet and chat with research scientists, explore sound studies and take home an audio amplifier. Places fill fast so you need to register quickly if you are interested.

Ms Alison Bullock SCIENCE COORDINATOR

SCIENCE

Keep your brain working these school holidays.Dates: Thursday 27 April - Friday 28 April 2017Time: 10:00am - 4:00pmVenue: CSIRO Waite, Waite Road, Urrbrae, SACost: $250 for 2 day course

A unique chance to go behind the scenes of Australia's premier research agency, CSIRO. In this program, you will:

• Visit CSIRO research laboratories - see the latest research in action.

• Participate in discrete lab experiences – act as a forensic investigator.

• Attend researcher presentations - meet the scientists behind the headlines.

• Challenge yourself with open-ended investigations - design and craft your own audio amplifier to take home and receive further instructions to continue your investigations.

Places are limited.

Book now at: www.csiro.au/Bootcamp

For more information, go to: www.csiro.au/Bootcamp, phone 1300 136 376 (cost of a local call) or

email [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you in April.

http://www.csiro.au/Bootcamp


MUSIC DEPARTMENT NEWS

On the Sunday of Week 5, the students of the music department participated in an overnight camp at Nunyara Conference centre. Music Camp is an opportunity for students to further develop their musical abilities as well as meeting and creating new relationships with fellow musicians in our school community. Students participated in intensive rehearsals with their ensembles to develop their individual parts. It was also a great chance to prepare and practice their pieces for upcoming performances such as the SAC Open Night and Generations in Jazz. Besides rehearsing in ensemble workshops, students also partook in various team-building activities such as treasure hunts, quiz night and the all-time favourite Disney-themed movie night, which for this year was Beauty and the Beast. Music Camp was both an enjoyable, productive and memorable experience for all students involved. Once having returned to school on Monday, the music students were involved in various performances at the SAC Open Day. All music ensembles performed the pieces that they had rehearsed and perfected at Music Camp. This was a great way for students to showcase the many talents within the SAC Music department as well as having the chance to perform in front of an audience. Although being a very busy two days, overall Music Camp and Open Day were a productive and fun experience for all students involved. Kate Gale and Nicole Fernandez (Music Leaders)

MUSIC CAMP 2017

Generations in Jazz is an annual Jazz Festival held in Mount Gambier. It brings together many of Australia’s most talented young jazz musicians to participate in and compete for various music scholarships and Big Band and Vocal awards. Most importantly, the event provides an environment for young musicians to perform and learn in a relaxed atmosphere, share fellowship with their peers and the opportunity to hear professionals such as James Morrison, Daryl Somers, Ross Irwin, James Muller and Graeme Lyall.

The music department is delighted to announce that both the St Aloysius College Stage Band and Catch 22 vocal group will be competing in the Festival held over the weekend Friday 5 May - Sunday 7 May.

We wish all staff and students involved in this exciting opportunity the very best of luck and hope the experience enriches their musical journey.

Further information about the Generation in Jazz 2017 program can be viewed on:

http://www.generationsinjazz.com.au/

MT GAMBIER GENERATIONS IN JAZZ 2017Flute ensemble students preparing for rehearsal at Music Camp

Quiz Night on Music Camp

Senior Choir students practising their parts at Music Camp

Roger Downton (Director) running a stage band rehearsal at Music Camp

http://www.generationsinjazz.com.au/


St Aloysius College offers an extensive Music Tuition program, offering private instruction for the following instruments in 2017:• Acoustic Guitar • Electric Guitar • Saxophone• Bass Guitar • Flute • Trombone• Cello

MUSIC TUITION

• Oboe • Trumpet• Clarinet • Percussion • Viola• Double Bass • Piano

• Violin• Drum Kit • Voice

Lessons will be offered for 30 minutes per week during school time. Times are generally negotiated with the individual instrumental teacher so that lessons are on either fixed or rotating timetables, as appropriate. 2017 Instrumental/Vocal Tuition application forms with all details are available for collection from the SAC Office, or your daughter may collect a copy from the Music department.Supporting instrumental lessons are a number of ensembles and choirs. Ensemble playing gives players and vocalists the opportunity to learn a vast array of repertoire while experiencing the sound of a full band, orchestra, choir or chamber ensemble. Students also use the opportunity to expand upon the techniques learned in private lessons. I encourage all students to participate in a school ensemble and ask them to refer to the Student Bulletin notices for more details. We have the following ensembles available:

• Primary Choir • Junior String Ensemble• Middle School Concert Band (Years 5-9)• Catholic Schools Music Festival Choir (Years 6-7)• Senior Choir (Year 8-12)• Senior String Ensemble• Flute Ensemble• Catch 22 Choir (audition required)• Stage Band (Years 8-12)• Orchestra (Years 7-12)• Rock Band (Years 8-12)• Drum Corps

For more information about the Instrumental or Music Curriculum Extension Program, please do not hesitate to contact me. Looking forward to a great year of music making!

Ms Linda Clemente MUSIC COORDINATOR

It gives me great pleasure in introducing our St Aloysius College Music Leaders of 2017:Emily and Adie (Primary Leaders) and Nicole and Kate (Senior Leaders). Music Leaders are an integral part of the Music Leadership team and are required to attend meetings, participate in College ensembles/choirs as befitting their music vocation, assist with Music and Whole School events and provide active leadership within the school community. I congratulate the girls on winning such an important position and look forward to working with them throughout the year.

Ms Linda Clemente MUSIC COORDINATOR

Music Leaders 2017

Orchestra performing at our 2017 Open Day -Kate, Liya & Lucianne

The Drum Corps rocking in the Undercroft at Open DayOrchestra performing at Open Day - Allie, Madeleine & Rachel


PRIMARY SPORTAFTER SCHOOL SPORT

Term 1 of Primary Sport is very quickly coming to a close with only two more weeks of basketball and beach volleyball to go.The girls have been showing great sportsmanship and some impressive skills. The lacrosse clinics have finished for the term, with some students looking forward to putting the skills they have learnt into practice during our Saturday morning winter competition. Water polo participants showed a great improvement in their understanding of the game learning: how to start, how to take a foul and positions in attack. Water polo clinics have also finished for the term and will resume in Term 4. The Year 2/3 students each received a certificate last week to recognise their completion of the mini soccer ‘Come ‘n’ Try program. The girls had a great time with the Sport Leaders, finishing with a mini tournament of games. Year 1 NetSetGo Come ‘n’ Try began last Tuesday with instructors from netball Australia teaching the girls about balance and passing. These sessions will conclude in Week 10.

Contact Information for Primary Sport Coordinator:Ms Katie Fenoughty

08 8217 3200 | 0447 512 480 [email protected]

Term 2/3 Primary Sport nominations have now closed. Thank you to all of those parents/guardians who

nominated their daughter online. If your daughter has nominated she would have

received a permission form this week. This must be returned to the PE Office. Your daughter will receive an

information pack for her chosen sport prior to the end of Term 1.

Congratulations to Pia Marschall, Chelsea Chhour, Ariana Ravell, Eliza Moroney-Plouffe, Indyanna Rashleigh and Mya Axon who were selected to represent the East Adelaide District at the SAPSASA State Metro Swimming Championships last Thursday. The girls did SAC proud achieving some excellent results and helping the East Adelaide District win overall. A special mention must go to Indyanna Rashleigh who won two gold medals and two silver medals on the day. Well done Indyanna! A team of 20 girls participated in the SACPSSA Swimming Carnival on Monday 20 March. The girls performed extremely well, especially considering they were competing against boys too! Before the event was cancelled due to poor weather, the girls had won twelve first ribbons, five second ribbons and one third ribbon. The efforts of all swimmers meant the SAC team won overall at the Section 2 Carnival. Congratulations girls on your fantastic results! Thank you to all the girls who trialled for the SAPSASA netball team on Monday. The level of ability was outstanding and made picking a team difficult. Congratulations to the girls who have been selected for a second trial/training session, you should have been notified via email this week. More details on training times and dates will be distributed in the coming weeks.

Ms Katie FenoughtyPRIMARY SPORT COORDINATOR

REMINDERS

SAPSASA SPORT

Representing the East Adelaide District at the SAPSASA State Metro Swimming Championships

Year 5 SAC White team putting up some shots in their win on Wednesday!

East Adelaide accepting their winners pennant

Year 4 and 5 SAC Purple team listening to their coach’s tips


SECONDARY SPORT

The last round for Secondary Term 1 sport will take place in Week 10, with water polo teams concluding their season on Thursday 6 April and Saturday sport teams on Saturday 8 April. These are the finals rounds where all teams will play for a finishing place on the premiership table for their competition. Students will be notified details of their Week 10 finals game at the beginning of Week 10 via the weekly schedule that is emailed on Monday mornings. There will be no trainings in Week 11 this term.

TERM 1 SPORT

Contact Information for Secondary Sport Coordinator:Ms Vashti Casserly-Lund 0447 937 709 | 8217 3233

[email protected]

Kelsey plays a perfect dig for the Senior C, Year 12 SAC - 5 volleyball team

Lizzie making an attacking run for the Senior B, SAC - 1 touch football team

Erica playing her singles match last weekend for the Year 8 Junior C , SAC- 2 tennis team

The Senior C, SAC -1 basketball team, coached by Mr Thomas Cotton had an amazing 1 point win last round!

Over 150 Year 7-12 students have nominated to play Term 2/3 sport for the winter season. We have ten netball teams, five badminton teams, three soccer teams, three AFL football teams and one lacrosse team representing the College in winter competitions. Permission forms will be issued to all nominated students during Week 9 of Term 1 and must be returned by the end of Week 10 in order to participate. Information packs regarding Term 2/3 sport will be issued to each student involved by Week 10 and 11 of Term 1. I ask that all students and parents read this carefully so they are fully aware of the details regarding each sport.

TERM 2/3 SPORT

Over Terms 2-4 secondary students (Year 8-12 only) are given the opportunity to trial for our knockout sport teams. Trials will be held and the best available team is selected to represent St Aloysius College. In 2017, we would like to nominate teams for Junior and Open netball, Junior and Open basketball, Open touch football, Open soccer, Open AFL football and Year 10 and Open volleyball. Any students selected in these teams must be committed to all trainings and games. If your daughter excels in any of the sports below she is encouraged to trial in order to represent the school. Students must pay careful attention to the student bulletin notices and emails regarding meeting times, registration of interest and trial details. Any students selected in these teams must be committed to all trainings and games with an expectation to adhere to the secondary sport knockout Policies outlined in the secondary sport handbook in order to maintain a position in the team.

Ms Vashti Casserly-LundSECONDARY SPORT COORDINATOR

Knock-Out Sport Information

In Week 7 information was issued via student emails regarding Year 10 Knockout Volleyball and Junior and Senior Knockout netball and Open AFL Football. Students who wish to be considered for these teams must check their emails for further details.


The Year 1 classes have started the term participating in a unit called Game Sense during Physical Education. This is a great topic to introduce PE to Junior primary students, learning about important aspects of playing games. Students have participated in a variety of school yard and popular PE activities with and without equipment. There has been fantastic class discussions about game play, basic tactical awareness and creating your own games. Year 1 students have identified five key components when creating games 1. Rules are important for clarity and fairness2. Boundaries and space are needed for safety3. Equipment is fun for creativity and skill focus4. Games need an aim for learning and improving 5. Scoring systems are great for positive competition and are

used as a results factorStudents were given the opportunity to create their own games focussing on these factors learnt throughout the term.

Ms Kamala BodePHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER

PE CENTRAL

STUDENT FITNESS

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Have your daughter trained by a qualified trainer everyday

70% Off membership!Exclusive to EFM Angas St

Unlimited access to EFM for $100 for Term 2, 2017!

For more details please contact Ellen Nobbs on: [email protected] or 0419 036 730


Are you a lawyer interested in volunteering?

The Mercy House of Welcome needs your help.

Your legal support will be greatly appreciated.

We are looking for a person/people to help and assist with the visa

applications for asylum seekers at the Mercy House of Welcome.

Legal related background required although you don’t have to be a migration agent.

Please contact us on the details below:

Ms Meredyth Taylor Tel: 0434 450 666

Ms Emma YengiTel: 0423 093 032

Email: mailto:[email protected]. Box 258, Prospect SA 5082, Australiawww.mercyworks.org.au

Volunteer OpportunitiesThe 2017 Digital Technologies Competition which is an initiative of Educational Assessment Australia (EAA) of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) will be held on Tuesday 23 May 2017. This competition provides an opportunity for all students to gain a measure of their own achievement in an external assessment situation. It provides schools and teachers with comprehensive reporting of results and also gives parents helpful information regarding their child’s performance.

The competition is open to all students from Year 3 to Year 10.

• All participating students receive a Certificate and an individual Student Report indicating which questions they answered correctly, as well as the average mark for the state/region.

• Certificates are awarded for each year level in each state/region as follows:

• High Distinction to the top 1% of entrants

• Distinction to the next 10% of entrants

• Credit to the next 25% of entrants

• Participation to all other students who sit the competition

• Medals are awarded to the top student(s) in each year level in the state/country/region.

All entries must be made through our secure online payment page which can be accessed from the SAC website. Alternatively, click on the following link:

https://www.sac.sa.edu.au/our-school/online-payments

The cost of entry is $9.90. All entries must be received by Monday 3 April (Week 10 of Term 1) at the latest.

Mr Brian Davey ICT COORDINATOR

Art G

allery of South AustraliaFREE

https://www.sac.sa.edu.au/our-school/online-payments


Families are encouraged to contact the SAC Office (Tel: 8217 3200)

to make an appointment for uniform fittings.

Dear All

Don’t forget to place your orders before Saturday 8 April to receive extra value through Early Bird offers.

Delivery Options:

Pick up - $0.00eParcel (can be tracked) - $12.00Express Post - $15.50

To place your order, visit the payment page:http://www.entbook.com.au/x161606

Mr Brian Davey(ON BEHALF OF THE STAFF SOCIAL COMMITTEE)

GET YOUR ENTERTAINMENT BOOK NOW!

We currently have a high volume of second hand winter stock in store so please drop in and see what bargains

you can find before it all sells!

SAC UNIFORM SHOP

Netball Dresses are now available to purchase either new or second hand for next term.

WINTER UNIFORM For students new to the college this year, now is the time to look at purchasing winter uniform ready for the first day of Term 2. Current students are also encouraged to check that their winter uniform from last year still fits. Any unwanted uniforms that are still in good condition and clean can be

dropped off to the uniform shop for second hand.

We recommend making an appointment now for your daughter to be fitted during opening times in Term1.

Appointments can be made by visiting http://sac.setmore.com

Parents need not attend – children can be fitted by us during recess and lunch times, and we can place the uniform on hold,

or process your payment manually. If you are interested in second hand uniform, please let us know in the

comments section.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY OPENING TIMESWe will be open Thursday 27 and Friday 28 April

from 8:30am - 4pm (No appointments on these days)

Access to the shop will be via Angas St.

Regards,

Skye Harper & Giselle Wright

Large umbrella - $30 (Great purchase for parents watching sport)

Small folding umbrella - $20(Suitable for the girls to use to and from school)

NEW School umbrellas for sale in the uniform shop!

Get yours now!

St Aloysius CollegeA Ministry of Mercy Education Ltd

http://www.entbook.com.au/x161606


St Aloysius College

‘Our Common Home’ Art Exhibition

St Aloysius College Students, Teachers, Parents and Old Scholars,

You are invited to be part of the

Create an artwork that celebrates the beauty of our environment or reminds us to care for and protect our environment.

Entries due: Term 2 (Week 5) Monday 29 May 2017, by 3pm

To find out all the details collect a flyer from the Front Office, or contact Ms Michelle Barratt: [email protected]

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