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Issue 24

11 August 2018

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This Week

From the College Principal


School Fees


Teaching & Learning

From the Dean of Administration and Business Intelligence


Legal Studies Excursion


Identity

Paddy's Van Roster


Students

Morrissey Men of Action Leaders' Assembly


Sport

Inside Scoop in Sport


Culture

Cultural Capers Week 24


Community

Helpers for Father Son Breakfast


Father Son Breakfast Help Wants


Raffle Prizes Request


Merchandise Store


Tuckshop Roster


Mary MacKillop Information Nights


Healthy Ageing Expo


National Disability Insurance Scheme


Brighton Bulldogs Five-a-Side


This Week

From the College Principal

During the last weeks, our staff and Year 11 students have been involved in a series of ballots for the new student leaders for 2019. The short-listed students were also interviewed by Darren Kearney and me. Today, I had the pleasure of announcing our College Student Leaders for 2019 to the staff and students.The Student Leadership Team for 2019 are:

College Captain: Oscar O’Brien

College Vice-Captains: Benjamin Evans and Morgan Prendergast


I am looking forward to working with these young men into the future and look forward to learning from each of them. I...

During the last weeks, our staff and Year 11 students have been involved in a series of ballots for the new student leaders for 2019. The short-listed students were also interviewed by Darren Kearney and me. Today, I had the pleasure of announcing our College Student Leaders for 2019 to the staff and students.The Student Leadership Team for 2019 are:

College Captain: Oscar O’Brien

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College Vice-Captains: Benjamin Evans and Morgan Prendergast

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I am looking forward to working with these young men into the future and look forward to learning from each of them. I am certain that our student body will be in great hands with these three leaders.

It is with great sadness that I inform you that Br Bryan Roe’s mother, Marie, passed away in the early hours of this morning. Fr Bryan is a very proud son and often speaks of his mother in his celebrations at St Patrick’s as he had a very close relationship with her. He is one of six children and Marie and Noah put the three boys through St Patrick’s College. Please keep Fr Bryan and his family in your prayers and thoughts. Her funeral will be held at 10:00am on Friday 17 August at St Kieran’s Church in Brighton.

Schools are always interesting places. All schools have their usual ebbs and flows usually dictated by what needs to occur ahead during the year. At the moment, this includes a series of subject selection meetings for students and their parents in preparation for 2019. We are also in the midst of our interviews for young men (and their families) who wish to join our Year 5 classes in 2020. Next week, we will have many ensembles, bands, orchestras and choirs competing over the four day Queensland Catholic Colleges Music Festival. On the other hand, schools also provide a large amount of spontaneity and enjoyment where our young men and staff can meet daily and enjoy each other’s company and gifts that they bring to the community. One only must attend one of our weekly College assemblies to observe the great gifts that we have within the St Patrick’s community. These are the things that make this school such an enjoyable place to be a part of. At the end of each week, I look over the calendar and diary of events and I am very grateful that I work in such a community where, so many staff are prepared to be involved in different activities so that our young men have the opportunity to try new experiences. I am grateful that we have teaching staff with the expertise that allows us to offer the variety of subjects that we can and work hard together to deliver the best educational pathways and opportunities so that each young man can reach his potential. It is true that we may not be perfect on all occasions, but I certainly believe that everyone is authentic in their attempts to achieve these outcomes.

On Thursday night, we had a number of young men accompany their parents to our Year 10 Subject Selection Evening. The students also sat through presentations earlier in the day from our Heads of Curriculum. During the introduction I mentioned the exciting new phase of education that Queensland senior studies will be taking from 2019. Next year our Year 11 students will be the first cohort, since 1992, to enter into a new way of doing senior school studies. It is referred to as the new QCE 2020. I mentioned last night that we, along with many other schools, have been planning for this introduction for some time and started with changes to our subject offerings and assessment for students as they start Year 10. We are confident that this new structure will well-prepare our young men for the rigours of study in Years 11 and 12. I would like to point out the great work done in this area by Mr Troy Schultz, Ms Elizabeth Gaber and Heads of Curriculum who were all a part of last night’s presentation. We have also set up a tile on REALM for parents and students from any age to understand the new QCE 2020.

On Wednesday, our College Cross Country team competed in the AIC Championships at Limestone Park in Ipswich. It was a warm day and each young man certainly gave of his best. Overall, we finished fourth with Marist College Ashgrove finishing in first place and St Peter’s Lutheran College and Iona College finished tied in second place ahead of us. I would like to thank Mr Dom Crowley for his organisation and planning as the coordinator of the sport and Mr Alec Gold in his role as the Head Coach for the team. Each age group had their own coaches as well and we are very fortunate to have so many staff, old boys and parents be a part of this program. I hope that all now enjoy a well-earned rest from training and competing.

During this week, the Deputy Principal’s from all EREA schools across Australia met for a conference in Brisbane. On Tuesday, we hosted many the visitors showing them some of the work that we have been doing in tracking students and use of data to inform some of our decisions. Ms Elizabeth Gaber also presented to the larger gathering around her role at the College and the great work that she does in developing data so that our teachers know our students as well as they can. I had the good fortune to attend the conference dinner with Frank and Elizabeth. The guest was Li Cunxin, best known as Chairman Mao’s Last Dancer. His conference address was quite inspiring. He emphasised the importance that teachers had on his life and how the special ones helped develop him into the person that he is today.

On Wednesday night, our Year 10 Debating team defeated Cannon Hill Anglican College in the knock-out round of the QDU Debating finals. They move forward next week. Our senior Theatresports team won through into the semi finals against some very tough competition. Our music students are also in preparation mode for next week’s Catholic Colleges Music Festival.

Last weekend’s sport results against St Peter’s Lutheran College was certainly very mixed. We had some wonderful results in Basketball and St Peter’s reversed this trend in Tennis. Overall, it was an enjoyable weekend. This week we host St Laurence’s College in the senior games.

Live Jesus in our Hearts!

Mr Chris Mayes – College Principal

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School Fees

Term 3 school fee accounts were emailed or posted out during the holidays and were due for payment on 16 July 2018 - unless you have a payment arrangement in place.

Please contact Judy Kelly via email – jkelly@stpatricks.qld.edu.au if you have not received your account or you have any queries regarding your account.

Please note all extra charges on your Term 3 account need to be paid immediately.

Thank you

Term 3 school fee accounts were emailed or posted out during the holidays and were due for payment on 16 July 2018 - unless you have a payment arrangement in place.

Please contact Judy Kelly via email – jkelly@stpatricks.qld.edu.au if you have not received your account or you have any queries regarding your account.

Please note all extra charges on your Term 3 account need to be paid immediately.

Thank you

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Teaching & Learning

From the Dean of Administration and Business Intelligence

It always startles me each year when we arrive at subject selections; it only feels like weeks ago that I was building this year’s timetable! No doubt time flies for all of us. Our boys are now entering the process of engaging in information (via year level meetings, Realm and information evenings) to complete their subject selections. I have provided short video tutorials that can be accessed via the Teaching and Learning page on Realm.

Each student will receive an email with a link to www.selectmysubjects.com.au.

Below is an outine of...

It always startles me each year when we arrive at subject selections; it only feels like weeks ago that I was building this year’s timetable! No doubt time flies for all of us. Our boys are now entering the process of engaging in information (via year level meetings, Realm and information evenings) to complete their subject selections. I have provided short video tutorials that can be accessed via the Teaching and Learning page on Realm.

Each student will receive an email with a link to www.selectmysubjects.com.au.

Below is an outine of the timeines for each year level:

Year 10 into 11:

  • Year Level Meeting: Period 7 Friday 10 August
  • Subject Selections Open: 4:00pm Monday 13 August
  • Parent Information Evening: Monday 13 August
  • SET Plan Meetings: Friday 17 August
  • Subject Selections close: Friday 17 August

Students will bring their receipts to their scheduled SET Plan meeting with their mentor. The mentor -student pairing is not random; in most cases these partnerships have been put in place due to an existing positive working relationship between that student and teacher. This teacher will continue to be your son’s mentor until he completes Year 12. We have 38 outstanding, dedicated teachers who volunteered for this program and who willingly give of their time for training in the program and then of course to conduct meetings with students. I would like to personally thank them for their professionalism and commitment to our young men.

Year 9 into 10:

  • Year Level Meeting: Period 1 and 2 Thursday 9 August
  • Subject Selections Open: 4:00pm Thursday 9 August
  • Parent Information Evening: Thursday 9 August
  • Subject Selections close: Friday 31 August

Year 8:

  • Year Level Meeting: Period 6 Friday 10 August
  • Subject Selections Open: 4:00pm Thursday 16 August
  • Parent Information Evening: Thursday 16 August
  • Subject Selections close: Friday 24 August

Ms Elizabeth Gaber – Dean of Administration and Business Intelligence

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Legal Studies Excursion

Year 11 Legal Studies Excursion – Supreme and District Courts – Tuesday August 7

Earlier this week students from Year 11 Legal Studies attended the Supreme and District Court complex in Brisbane to explore and observe the courts in action. Our young men were treated to a rare behind the scenes tour including Jury Rooms, all arears in Civil Court Rooms as well as the exploring the Criminal Court room. At the conclusion of this exploration the boys were lucky enough to sit down and discuss a variety of topics with the Honourable Justice Boddice in an engaging hour long discussion. Topics...

Year 11 Legal Studies Excursion – Supreme and District Courts – Tuesday August 7

Earlier this week students from Year 11 Legal Studies attended the Supreme and District Court complex in Brisbane to explore and observe the courts in action. Our young men were treated to a rare behind the scenes tour including Jury Rooms, all arears in Civil Court Rooms as well as the exploring the Criminal Court room. At the conclusion of this exploration the boys were lucky enough to sit down and discuss a variety of topics with the Honourable Justice Boddice in an engaging hour long discussion. Topics covered sentencing and the role of the judge in applying the law as well as the impact of the media on trials and the benefits of the jury system.

Following on from our discussions with His Honour the young men were able to observe the courts in action and view a variety of cases. The trail and sentencing aspects that had previously been discussed in class were on show to the young men and the links between the theory and practical become more apparent as the day progressed. Students saw a wide variety of criminal cases and were most impressed with the detailed manner in which the various judges summed up and applied the law. Many of the boys commented on how complex the law and the decision making process is for the courts when passing sentence, noting that all of the sentences handed down were more than fair given the complexities of each individual case.

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Mr Jonathan Brough – Head of Curriculum – Business Studies

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Identity

Paddy's Van Roster

Please find below Paddy's Van Roster

Paddy's Van Roster

Please find below Paddy's Van Roster

Paddy's Van Roster

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Students

Morrissey Men of Action Leaders' Assembly

On Tuesday, 17 of our Year 6 students were presented with their leadership badges at our inaugural Morrissey Men of Action Leaders’ Assembly in the Christian Brothers Building. At St Patrick’s College we regard leadership as a journey all students from Year 5 to Year 12 are encouraged to undertake. It is not merely the responsibility of the Seniors of the school to lead. As a result of this, St Patrick’s aims to produce student leaders who are young men with a history of service and commitment to leading in a manner that reflects the Edmund Rice Ethos. A Man of...

On Tuesday, 17 of our Year 6 students were presented with their leadership badges at our inaugural Morrissey Men of Action Leaders’ Assembly in the Christian Brothers Building. At St Patrick’s College we regard leadership as a journey all students from Year 5 to Year 12 are encouraged to undertake. It is not merely the responsibility of the Seniors of the school to lead. As a result of this, St Patrick’s aims to produce student leaders who are young men with a history of service and commitment to leading in a manner that reflects the Edmund Rice Ethos. A Man of Action is expected to be able to interact well with other students and staff; be actively involved in College life; and strive to lead through action, example and service. The leaders selected went through a selection process involving their peers, house deans and group tutors. They were presented their badges by the Year 6 teachers in front of the Year 5 and 6 cohorts, teachers and some parents. They were addressed by College Captain, Daniel Champness and College Principal, Mr Chris Mayes. A stirring rendition of The Call concluded the ceremony led by a selection of student singers and Ms Kate Albury.

Congratulations to the following Year 6 students who were selected as the Morrissey Men of Action Leaders for 2018:

  • Mattia Delia
  • Oscar Kay
  • William Dawson
  • Oscar Rowell
  • Jared Volker
  • Chris Mazzer
  • Bailey Foy
  • Alex Howard
  • Brodie Krushka
  • Joel Philip
  • Jack Dwyer
  • Joel Byers
  • Anakin Vaughan
  • Riley Horn
  • Hugh Moore
  • Timothe Tshamala
  • Cooper Wellman

Mr Matthew Robertson – Xavier House Dean

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Sport

Inside Scoop in Sport

On Wednesday, the AIC Championship Cross Country were held at Limestone Park, Ipswich. The competition throughout the day was intense. Overall St Patrick’s placed fourth. A hard fought effort. This result confirms our position of being a leading Cross Country school with top four finishes for the last nine years. St Patrick’s 16 Years won their division after placing second in 2017. Angus Twist set the day alight for St Patrick’s winning the first race Year 5 in a thrilling sprint finish with an Ashgrove competitor. Well done to Angus! Matthew Moate and Thonjot Mabor also had tremendous results...

On Wednesday, the AIC Championship Cross Country were held at Limestone Park, Ipswich. The competition throughout the day was intense. Overall St Patrick’s placed fourth. A hard fought effort. This result confirms our position of being a leading Cross Country school with top four finishes for the last nine years. St Patrick’s 16 Years won their division after placing second in 2017. Angus Twist set the day alight for St Patrick’s winning the first race Year 5 in a thrilling sprint finish with an Ashgrove competitor. Well done to Angus! Matthew Moate and Thonjot Mabor also had tremendous results finishing second in their events. Cross Country is a team sport with each school being scored on their top six runners. Well done to the ninety strong team that ‘Fought the Good Fight’ for the College. Special mention must go to Mr Alec Gold Head Coach and Mr Dom Crowley Coordinator for the tireless hours spent preparing the squad since the first term and to our captains Callum McFarlane and Jayden Dows.

Round 3 of the AIC Basketball and Tennis season see us compete against St Laurence’s College. Our 1st V Basketball team had a solid win over SPLC last Saturday. Our age group teams where dominate on the day winning all aggregate games. Special mention to our Year 6A team who were able to score 100 plus points in their win. This week is the seniors first home game of the season.Student’s are encouraged to remain after their game to support the 1st V.Formal uniform is required to remain as a spectator.

The Tennis squads remain competitive but are finding it difficult to post an overall win during this season. The 11B team remains undefeated so far this season.The Tennis squads are presently participating in the early rounds of the College Championships. Games are being played during tennis training times. The Championships will culminate with the semi-finals and finals to be played at Coops on Saturday 18 August.

Students and parents are reminded of the College’s uniform policy for Saturday Sport. Students are never to wear thongs as part of the pre or post game attire. Students who are spectating must be in full formal uniform. Some students over the last few weeks have been asked to leave the venue due to incorrect uniform. This has caused embracement for themselves in front of their peers and for their parents who are in attendance to watch the games.This weekend is a home game for the 1st V Basketball.

Well done to our tennis families on our morning tea offerings each Saturday morning. I constantly receive communication from other Colleges complementing our tennis community on the way we host our rounds of Tennis. The comment always finished with “I wish our school did this each week!”.

Contacts for Trimester 3 Sport

  • Basketball Coordinator Steve Copping scopping@stpatricks.qld.edu.au
  • Tennis Coordinator Br. Christopher Pritchard cpritchard@stpatricks.qld.edu.au
  • Track and Field Coordinator Jacob Jennings jjennings@stpatricks.qld.edu.au Mr Dan Nethery dnethery@stpatricks.qld.edu.au

Outstanding Student Achievements

AIC Championship Cross country:

Year 5 Angus Twist - 1st
Thonjot Mabor 15 Years – 2nd
Matthew Moate 16 Years - 2nd
16 Years – 1st

Matthew Moate, Connor Stewart, Thomas Cleeland, Phil Wilkinson, Declan Cashman, Lewis Dittberner, Lachlan Hastie, Riley Francis, Sam Walton, Sam Pike, Elliot Drinkall and Daniel Mancini

Bramble Bay Track and Field Championships

Our squad placed fifth overall and first in the Boys Division. A very good effort considering we don’t have a 9 years division and girls to assist in accumulation of points.

Individual Results

Cooper Wellman

  • 1st – 100m 200m, Long Jump, Tetrathlon
  • 2nd – Shot Put

Lee Van der Westhuizen

  • 1st – High Jump
  • 2nd – 100m, 200m

Angus Twist

  • 1st – 1500m
  • Patrick Whitelaw, Jhye Leis, Ben Rowan, Angus Twist
  • Cooper Wellman, Lee Van der Westhuizen, LeBron Brooks, Brody Jenkins

11 Years 4 x 100m Relay Team 2nd

12 Years 4 x 100m Relay 1st

The team - Angus Twist, Lee van der Westhuizen, Jack Barnes, Patrick Dalton, Joseph Short, Lachlan Morris, Cooper Wellman, Ben Rowan, Patrick Whitelaw, Cooper Lenske, Jhye Leis, Jesse Daly, Alexander Holm, Griffin Brock, Louis Rouault, Bond Bradley, Ryan Smallhorne, LeBron Brooks, Brody Jenkins, Kingston Hahn, Jack Baker and Bailey MacDonald.

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Ryan Laycock in Year 8 continues his success at Karting. Last weekend he competed in the South Queensland (Junior Karting Australia) title events at the Queensland Raceway. Ryan also recently competed in both the State Titles and a Top Gun Championship and finished in the top 10 at both. Ryan competed in a NSW Northern Championship round and podium finished – 1st

Mr Doug Locke – Head of Sport

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Culture

Cultural Capers Week 24

Art Club Capers…

In recent weeks during Art Club on Friday afternoons, we have been busily working on entering the ‘Einbunpin Lagoon Sign Competition’.

It was a competition where students had the opportunity to participate in designing new signs for the Einbunpin Lagoon. These signs were designed to persuade visitors to the Einbunpin Lagoon to enjoy the wildlife there without feeding them. Currently a number of these signs are being ignored. Whilst our students didn’t win, one student was recognised and ‘Highly Commended’.

Big congratulations to Nicholas Mancini in Year 8 for his artistic efforts....

Art Club Capers…

In recent weeks during Art Club on Friday afternoons, we have been busily working on entering the ‘Einbunpin Lagoon Sign Competition’.

It was a competition where students had the opportunity to participate in designing new signs for the Einbunpin Lagoon. These signs were designed to persuade visitors to the Einbunpin Lagoon to enjoy the wildlife there without feeding them. Currently a number of these signs are being ignored. Whilst our students didn’t win, one student was recognised and ‘Highly Commended’.

Big congratulations to Nicholas Mancini in Year 8 for his artistic efforts. His poster will be on display at the Sandgate Library until next week. If you get an opportunity go and have a look!

Currently Art Club is working on a group collaboration of multiple mixed media techniques.These will be collaged to create an image of an animal. Images will range from a dog, cat, or bird.

Keep posted as more images will be released upon completion!

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Mrs Julie Catalan - Art Club Coordinator


Debating News

The Year 10 debating team continued their successful run this week with the team defeating Cannon Hill Anglican College by one point in a tight QDU finals fixture at All Hallows School on Wednesday night.

Led by a spirited performance from Heath Huelin, the team, coached by Mr David Crewe, will now advance to the round of 16 in the prestigious finals competition.

The Year 7 team was not so lucky in its fixture against Bribie Island State High School on Thursday night, losing by two points despite a strong third speaker performance from Joseph Graham.

Upcoming Debates:

Year 10: Round 16 – to be confirmed

Year 7: Round 3: YOU ARE: Affirmative VS St John Fisher College 7.1 at 7:30pm on 23 August 2018 VENUE: St Patrick's CollegeTopic: That books are better than movies

Round 4:YOU ARE: Negative VS Narangba Valley State High School 7.1 at 6:45pm on 6 September 2018 VENUE: St Patrick's CollegeTopic: Short preparation topic. Prep time starts at 5:30pm

Mr Dennis Clough - Debating Coordinator

Youth Theatresports Quarter Finals

Congratulation to Year 11 student, Jack McLeod on his debut performance as the Musical Maestro for the Youth Theatresports Competition at Nudgee on Thursday evening.The Junior YTS Team fought hard in the Semi-Finals of the Junior competition, unfortunately they were defeated by Nudgee and Padua taking out third place with an honourable mention.

Mr Adam McPhee – Theatresports Coordinator

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SPC Music Update

Upcoming events:

College Assembly – Symphonic Band August 14

Queensland Catholic Music Festival – All ensembles August 16-19

College Assembly – Junior Voices August 28

College Assembly – Drum Corps, Pier Pressure, Big Band and Choirs September 11

Mr Kane McNally - Co-Curricular Music Coordinator


Cultural Support Group News - 2018|2019 Entertainment Book

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St Patrick’s College Cultural Support Group

Carmel Moir - 0736319042 - cmoir@stpatricks.qld.edu.au

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

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Community

Helpers for Father Son Breakfast

Helpers for Father Son Breakfast

We are keen to hear from any parents who might be free to help with the setup of the Christian Brothers Building on Wednesday, 29 August between 12:00pm - 3:00 pm, and to assist with breakfast serving on Friday, 31 August between 6:45am - 7:45am.

If you have some time to help we’d love to hear from you. Please feel free to email sbishop@stpatricks.qld.edu.au or phone 3631 9052. Any time you have to give would be greatly appreciated.

Helpers for Father Son Breakfast

We are keen to hear from any parents who might be free to help with the setup of the Christian Brothers Building on Wednesday, 29 August between 12:00pm - 3:00 pm, and to assist with breakfast serving on Friday, 31 August between 6:45am - 7:45am.

If you have some time to help we’d love to hear from you. Please feel free to email sbishop@stpatricks.qld.edu.au or phone 3631 9052. Any time you have to give would be greatly appreciated.

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Father Son Breakfast Help Wants

We look forward to welcoming many of our fathers and sons and other significant men in our students lives to the Father Son Breakfast on Friday 31 August.

As you can imagine, the morning will be a huge logistical event to serve 400 guests in a timely manner.

We are keen to hear from any mums or grandmas who might be interested in coming along on the morning to help our caterers plate up the food. No experience necessary. We’re looking for about 20 helpers from 6:30am – 8:00am. I understand mornings are a very hectic time for...

We look forward to welcoming many of our fathers and sons and other significant men in our students lives to the Father Son Breakfast on Friday 31 August.

As you can imagine, the morning will be a huge logistical event to serve 400 guests in a timely manner.

We are keen to hear from any mums or grandmas who might be interested in coming along on the morning to help our caterers plate up the food. No experience necessary. We’re looking for about 20 helpers from 6:30am – 8:00am. I understand mornings are a very hectic time for most households so any time you have to give would be greatly appreciated.

If you would like to assist, please don’t hesitate to call me on 3631 9000 or email sbishop@stpatricks.qld.edu.au

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Raffle Prizes Request

Our Father Son Breakfast on Friday 31 August is set to be a sell out event! We are currently seeking some raffle prizes for the morning. If you would like to make a contribution please email Stacey Bishop, Development Manager sbishop@stpatricks.qld.edu.au or call 3631 9052.

We appreciate anything you are in a position to offer. All funds raised on the morning will assist our Bursary program.

Our Father Son Breakfast on Friday 31 August is set to be a sell out event! We are currently seeking some raffle prizes for the morning. If you would like to make a contribution please email Stacey Bishop, Development Manager sbishop@stpatricks.qld.edu.au or call 3631 9052.

We appreciate anything you are in a position to offer. All funds raised on the morning will assist our Bursary program.

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Merchandise Store

Store has been having ongoing issues with the internet/phone for the last couple of weeks. Apologies for any inconvenience caused and any delays in answering emails or phone calls.

NEW IN STORE

Supporter Team Wear

Scarves @ $25Beanies @ $20

SPC Sport Caps for students @ $25

OPENING HOURS

Tuesday 12:00noon-4:00pm Wednesday 12:00noon-4:00pm Thursday 7:30am-11:30amMrs Julie Bowden - Merchandise Store Manager

Store has been having ongoing issues with the internet/phone for the last couple of weeks. Apologies for any inconvenience caused and any delays in answering emails or phone calls.

NEW IN STORE

Supporter Team Wear

  • Scarves @ $25
  • Beanies @ $20

SPC Sport Caps for students @ $25

OPENING HOURS

  • Tuesday 12:00noon-4:00pm
  • Wednesday 12:00noon-4:00pm
  • Thursday 7:30am-11:30am

Mrs Julie Bowden - Merchandise Store Manager

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Tuckshop Roster

Please find below Tuckshop Roster for August

Tuckshop Roster August

Please find below Tuckshop Roster for August

Tuckshop Roster August

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Mary MacKillop Information Nights

Dear Parents and Families

Mary MacKillop College have two fabulous, informative presentations coming up just for parents!

Adolescent Psychologist, Davina Donovan, presentsTips and Advice on Communicating with Your Teenager - 21 August 6:30-8:00pm

Bookings essential via Try Booking

Educational Researcher and Futurist, Tony Ryan, presentsThe Future for Our Children - 11 September 7:00-8:30pm

This powerful and entertaining session will explain how to best prepare our children for their dramatic and extraordinary future....

Dear Parents and Families

Mary MacKillop College have two fabulous, informative presentations coming up just for parents!

Adolescent Psychologist, Davina Donovan, presentsTips and Advice on Communicating with Your Teenager - 21 August 6:30-8:00pm

Bookings essential via Try Booking

Educational Researcher and Futurist, Tony Ryan, presentsThe Future for Our Children - 11 September 7:00-8:30pm

This powerful and entertaining session will explain how to best prepare our children for their dramatic and extraordinary future. He will focus on the capabilities they will need up ahead and the endless possibilities for their lives ahead.

Bookings essential via Try Booking

Mary MacKillop College, Penola Building, 60 Bage St, NUNDAH

These are great opportunities to learn more about this amazing, wonderful, crazy, challenging and exciting ride that is raising this generation of young people.

At each event you’ll also get to connect with other parents on a similar journey to yours. Importantly, your attendance also lets your kids know, in a really tangible way, that you are there for them. You are welcome to bring along a friend or two or more. Both of these events are open to parents and friends within and beyond Mary MacKillop College.

There is no cover charge.

Mary MacKillop College – in partnership with parents and families.

Looking forward to seeing you at these great events.

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