19 September 2012 - St Bernard's College
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<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s <strong>College</strong> Newsletter<br />
“Achieving Excellence by Learning and Doing”<br />
From The Principal<br />
Last Wednesday the <strong>College</strong> won the Associated Catholic <strong>College</strong>s<br />
Cross Country Championship (pictured). Usually such a result would be<br />
noted in the sport section of the newsletter or perhaps, at best, in the<br />
final paragraph or two of the Principal’s report. Today I headline this as<br />
the final piece of a remarkable achievement for <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s.<br />
<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s now holds the <strong>2012</strong> ACC Swimming, Athletics and Cross<br />
Country shields, a feat that has never been accomplished in ACC history.<br />
Indeed, the closest any school has come to achieving the treble has<br />
been Parade <strong>College</strong>, who, in <strong>19</strong>92 won the Swimming and Cross<br />
Country and tied with <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s in the Athletics. It is a great credit to<br />
the staff and students involved in these three teams and I hope that they<br />
feel truly proud of their place in the history of the Association.<br />
As I reflect on this achievement, it strikes me that often when schools have been particularly<br />
strong in one area of curriculum or extra-curricular activity it has often been at the cost of<br />
another. This is certainly not the case in <strong>2012</strong>. This week the annual Spring Concert was held<br />
showcasing an impressive array of musical talent among the students. Earlier in the term we<br />
displayed the talents of students in the critically acclaimed production of “Jekyll and Hyde”. The Arts continue to thrive in<br />
conjunction with sport.<br />
The <strong>College</strong> ministry program also continues to thrive and the work of the Eddie and Bernie team is making a difference in the<br />
lives of many. The <strong>College</strong> is faithful to the EREA Touchstones of Liberating Education, Gospel Spirituality, Inclusive Community<br />
and Justice and Solidarity in all aspects of our work with our young people.<br />
Last week we held a gathering of all Year 12 students for the annual father / son night. The gathering was the first of a series of<br />
occasions marking the end of the boy’s journey at <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s. I am grateful to Natham Raco, William De Nardo who spoke<br />
to the group about their relationship with their fathers and their gratitude for the support of their families.<br />
The night was an opportunity to acknowledge some of the successes of the class of <strong>2012</strong> who have made an outstanding<br />
contribution to the <strong>College</strong>. It was also an opportunity to provide guidance about safety and enlist the support of parents in<br />
ensuring a safe and productive end to the school year. The group have undertaken, with the support of their families, to<br />
change the culture that has often surrounded the end of the Year 12 year at the <strong>College</strong>. Part of this culture has included the<br />
acceptance that a large scale, public, alcohol fuelled gathering is an appropriate, inevitable and acceptable rite of<br />
passage at the end of ones schooling at <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s. The Class of <strong>2012</strong> have vowed to eradicate this behaviour from their<br />
celebrations and set the benchmark for all future <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s Year 12 students.<br />
This week the election of Senior <strong>St</strong>udent leaders for 2013 was completed. I am delighted to announce the appointment of<br />
Luke Rocca as <strong>College</strong> Captain and Vice Captains Patrick Comerford (Ministry), Michael Marinelli (Arts) and Sam Woods<br />
(Sport). These boys will lead a strong <strong>College</strong> <strong>St</strong>udent Council of Edward Arthur, Ricardo Centofanti, Anthony Crocitti, Keenan<br />
Gatens, Zach O’Halloran, Timothy Rose, Marcus Di Sipio, Christopher Galle, Jarrod Grech, Michael Healey, Maxim Jaggard,<br />
Jack Lynch, Luke O’Leary, James Portelli, Jack <strong>St</strong>ephens and Jameson Trainor<br />
Best wishes to those students who will be travelling to Italy to visit our sister school in Treviso as part of our language program<br />
during the Term Holidays. We trust that the<br />
experience will be enjoyable and helpful in your<br />
Italian studies.<br />
I wish everyone a safe, restful and restorative break<br />
and look forward to students and staff returning re<br />
energised at the start of the final term.<br />
Best Wishes<br />
Tony Paatsch<br />
Year 12 Information for Parents<br />
Year 12 Final Assembly and Awards<br />
Wednesday 17 October – 9:15am in the Gym<br />
Parents are welcome to attend. Please contact Mrs Fran Muscara<br />
by email only at fmuscara@sbc.vic.edu.au for tickets<br />
IMPORTANT Year 12 Notices<br />
Please note that there has been change of date<br />
for the Unit 3/4 trial exams. They are now on<br />
Monday Sep 24 - Wed Sep 26.<br />
Also a reminder that the library will be open during<br />
the <strong>September</strong> school holidays for the students to<br />
study in. Opening hours will be from 9am to 3:30pm<br />
And to Year 12's who have not yet returned their<br />
forms for the collection of VCE Certificates and<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Clairvaux Annual indicating their preference,<br />
these need to be received by Accounts no later<br />
than 28 <strong>September</strong> <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Graduation Mass<br />
Friday <strong>19</strong> October at 5:30pm - <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s <strong>College</strong> Gym<br />
(No Tickets Required)<br />
Valete Dinner<br />
Friday <strong>19</strong> October 8:00pm – 11:30pm<br />
Celebrity Room, Moonee Valley Racecourse Gate 1<br />
McPherson <strong>St</strong>reet, Moonee Ponds<br />
Each family will be allocated a maximum of 6 tickets. The cost<br />
will be $95 per person. Please note that Year 12 students are<br />
required to purchase a ticket.
<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s <strong>College</strong> Newsletter<br />
“Achieving Excellence by Learning and Doing”<br />
From the Campus Directors<br />
Uniform<br />
A reminder to all families that the summer uniform is to be worn from Wednesday November 7, the<br />
day after Melbourne Cup day. Please refer to the following link if you require information about<br />
the uniform: http://year7sbc.weebly.com/the-uniform.html<br />
Beginning of Term Four<br />
Term 4 begins for all students on Monday October 8. This is a Day 1 of our ten-day timetable cycle.<br />
Health Alert<br />
There has been once case of Slapped cheek disease and one case of shingles reported from the<br />
junior school in the last week. Below are two links to websites that explain both of these infectious<br />
diseases.<br />
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/slapped_cheek_disease?open<br />
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Shingles<br />
Given that there are two pregnant staff members and a large number of women who volunteer in<br />
the canteen each day, we are very thankful to the parents who reported this to the school. If your<br />
son is ill and displays any of the symptoms of either diseases please notify the relevant year level<br />
coordinator and ensure your son stays away from school during the early stages of the disease.<br />
The <strong>St</strong>rand Campus Assembly<br />
At our recent <strong>St</strong>rand Assembly the following boys were recognised for their service and contributions to the <strong>College</strong>:<br />
Year 7 Awards: Academic: Patrick Kennedy Service: Liam Hart-Hobson Culture: Angus Catoggio Sport: Dylan Lombard<br />
Year 8 Awards: Academic: Harrison Pound Service: Lucas Incantalupo Culture: Damian Hughes Sport: Alex Sykes<br />
Year 9 Awards: Academic: Lewis Gauci Service: Daniel Beasley Culture: Kevin Mai Sport: James Lew<br />
Things we can do to increase resilience in our boys (Source: Andrew Fuller):<br />
1.Give up saying ‘I’m busy’ or ‘I’m not bad’ in response to the question ‘How are you?’ By saying this we teach our boys that<br />
we don’t have time for them!<br />
2.Have your son set BIG, HAIRY AUDACIOUS GOALS so that they can live a dream. You can’t get extraordinary outcomes from<br />
ordinary actions! Rules for BHAG’s<br />
•Anything is possible<br />
•Nothing is easy<br />
•When things get difficult, remember rule 1.<br />
•When things are easy, remember rule 2.<br />
3.“You must be the change you wish to see in the World” – Mahatma Gandhi<br />
4.It is crucial that your son sees that you do morally compelling work!<br />
5.Help your son differentiate between ‘Fair Weather Friends’ and ‘True Friends’.<br />
6.Assist your son to avoid thoughts that ‘think us’. There are TWO that are particularly destructive;<br />
•The Bravery Robber – “If I get this wrong it will be a disaster”<br />
•The Contentment Robber – “Yes I did it well but I could have done it better”.<br />
7.Sleep More! Ensure your son has an environment that allows him to sleep away from TV’s and computers, mobile phones and<br />
other electronic devices.<br />
8.Be a reciprocator and your son will be one too - "Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent of everything you think, and of<br />
everything you do, is for yourself--and there isn't one” - Wei Wu Wei<br />
One of the greatest concerns in our society is that we are becoming more and more<br />
PASSENGERS rather than PARTICIPANTS. E.g. Everest walkers walk past a dead body<br />
on their trek to achieve their goal. Hundreds of people watch as a man is beaten by<br />
a group of young men.<br />
9.Provide your son with plenty of feedback. It doesn’t need to be evaluative. It can<br />
be as simple as “I notice that you…”<br />
10.Provide opportunities for your son to ritualise his anger. This may be in the form of<br />
sporting activities.<br />
11.Teach your son to understand that events are open to multiple interpretations. The<br />
Johari window highlights the fact that there are rooms/windows of our personality<br />
that we are not aware of and others are. Awareness of this window is crucial for<br />
young adolescents.<br />
!<br />
Paul Shannon, Deputy Principal - Clairvaux<br />
Damian McKee, Deputy Principal - The <strong>St</strong>rand
<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s <strong>College</strong> Newsletter<br />
“Achieving Excellence by Learning and Doing”<br />
Naplan Results <strong>2012</strong><br />
The National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy Testing Program (NAPLAN) held in May<br />
this year assessed students of Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 in English and Mathematics.<br />
The results of the tests have been mailed to families early this week. The results provide information<br />
about your son’s progress in English and Mathematics and should be viewed together with<br />
information received through school reports and parent teacher interviews. The report provides<br />
valuable information, it is important to remember that this is only one form of assessment and<br />
therefore only provides a snapshot of progress in English and Mathematics on the day of testing.<br />
Additional information on NAPLAN testing can be accessed from the Victorian Curriculum and<br />
Assessment Authority website at www.vcaa.vic.edu.au. Should you have any further queries,<br />
please do not hesitate to contact me via email (pthompson@sbc.vic.edu.au) or phone 9289 1148.<br />
Pauline Thompson, Director of Learning<br />
<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s Social Justice Network<br />
The newly formed <strong>St</strong> <strong>Bernard's</strong> Social Justice Network (SBSJN) is swinging into action! Recently Lori<br />
Cafari and Deborah Njegac visited and participated in the tutoring of students at the Edmund<br />
Rice Refugee and Community Refugee centre. Lori (left top) has been attending for a number of<br />
weeks and Deborah (left bottom) recently drove the school van to <strong>St</strong> Albans and worked with <strong>St</strong><br />
Bernard’s Year 10 students tutoring primary aged children. Catherine Pallot, attended the Footscray <strong>St</strong> Vincent De Paul Soup<br />
Van last night as a precursor to the <strong>College</strong> increasing their involvement on the van in Term 4 and beyond.<br />
Perhaps you too would like to be involved in the tutoring of primary aged needy students or participate on the soup van? If so<br />
please feel free to contact us. The SBSJN is open to new ideas and would welcome new people to the group. We are keen to<br />
support the above programs but very open to new suggestions in finding ways to work for justice.<br />
Should you be interested in being involved in the SBSJN, please feel free to contact me at the <strong>College</strong>,<br />
bdouglas@sbc.vic.edu.au 9289 1113 or Nikki Deighton at nikki@dk2.com.au SBSJN’s next meeting is Tuesday October 16th in the<br />
<strong>College</strong> Board room in Building 1 next to the principal’s carpark. Everyone is welcome to attend.<br />
Brendan Douglas, Director of Mission<br />
Music News<br />
Applications are still being accepted for the 10 music bursaries on offer by the <strong>College</strong>. These bursaries, valued at $500 each,<br />
are offered to those who contribute to the life of the <strong>College</strong> through music. All students who contribute to the ensembles<br />
program, assembly performances, concerts and liturgical events to name but a few are encouraged to apply. Please register<br />
at http://sbcmusicdepartment.weebly.com/bursary-application.html by October 12 <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Carmelo Puglisi, Director of Music<br />
Italian <strong>2012</strong> Performing Arts Competition<br />
Congratulations to the Year 11 Italian studentsstudents who proudly represented the <strong>College</strong> recently in the annual Performing<br />
Arts Competition, run by VATI (Vic Teachers of Italian). We have a proud history in this event, having both won it and finished<br />
runners-up twice. This year we were placed 3rd with the the theme of our presentation being L'Amore e` Cieco (Love is Blind).<br />
Director: Ricky Centofanti (sensational job)<br />
Actors: <strong>St</strong>efano Alderuccio; Giacomo Zoccali; Jake Leombruni; John Tripodi; Michael Sauro; Lorenzo Alizzi; Anthony Crocitti;<br />
Lighting: Nicholas Cardona; Ben Sgro<br />
Technical Support: Daniel Cuda; Daniel Bordin; Michael Zampogna.<br />
Bruno Spiller, Senior Teacher of Italian<br />
Art Exhibition and Film Premier Night Tuesday October 16<br />
The Visual Arts Department and students of <strong>St</strong> Bernard’s extend an invitation to the parents, students<br />
and staff to the celebration of the creative talents of the graduating <strong>St</strong>udio art, Visual Communication,<br />
Design and Media students. Works of excellence from all levels will also be represented. Awards will be<br />
presented for outstanding art works on the opening night.<br />
The opening starts at 6.30 finishing at 8.30 in the gallery (O’Brien hall.)<br />
Films will be screened from 7.30 in the auditorium. Refreshments provided.<br />
The Gallery will be open to the public from 3:00 to 4:00 pm Wednesday and Thursday.<br />
Nauiyu Nambiyu, Daly River Northern Territory Experience 2013<br />
Nauiyu Nambiyu is a remote Northern Territory community of approximately 500 people located 220<br />
km’s south of Darwin on the Daly River. Each year the <strong>College</strong> takes a group of 12 students and 2 staff<br />
to this Aboriginal community for an experience of culture, the land and to meet and interact with other<br />
Australians living a very different life to the city context of Essendon/Keilor. Priority is given to students in<br />
Year 11, 2013. All Year 10 homerooms have been spoken to in recent weeks about this unique<br />
opportunity and your son should have received an introductory letter, itinerary and expression of interest form. Those intending<br />
to apply, or unsure, should attend the Information Session in the <strong>College</strong> Boardroom 6.30-7.30pm Tuesday October 23. No need<br />
to RSVP. If you and your son cannot attend the information session further enquiries can be made to David Sutton at<br />
dsutton@sbc.vic.edu.au. Expressions of interest close Friday November 9.<br />
Annual Volunteers Dinner - November 14, 7pm at the <strong>College</strong> Pavilion<br />
This is an opportunity for SBC to say thank you to the many helpers who assist the <strong>College</strong> in the canteen, library, reading, uniform<br />
shop, sporting groups etc. We hope you can join us. If you wish to attend please contact Canteen Manager, Carolyn Holland at<br />
CHolland@sbc.vic.edu.au.
<strong>St</strong> Bernard’s <strong>College</strong> Newsletter<br />
“Achieving Excellence by Learning and Doing”<br />
Sports News<br />
What a big week it has been in Sport!<br />
The Grand Slam is complete - ACC Swimming Champions <strong>2012</strong>, ACC Athletics Champions <strong>2012</strong>,<br />
ACC Cross Country Champions <strong>2012</strong>. No school in the history of ACC Sport has won the triple<br />
crown in the same calendar year. Congratulations to everyone involved as it is a fantastic<br />
achievement and one we all should be proud of.<br />
Congratulations to our ACC Cross Country team who were crowned champions for <strong>2012</strong> taking out<br />
the Phil Hackett Cup as the aggregate winner in Division 1. A terrific effort by all team members<br />
and special mentions must go to our coaches Mr McIntyre, Mr Brown, Mr Cox & Miss Barresi along<br />
with those staff members who helped out with breakfast each morning after training.<br />
Some fantastic efforts all round with the team taking out the Under, 14, Under 15, Under 16, Under<br />
17 & Senior Age Levels along with the Senior & Intermediate Age Champion trophy's.<br />
Outstanding individual results were:<br />
Under 13 – 4th Place: Michael Comerford<br />
Under 14 – Silver Medal: Patrick Matthews<br />
Under 15 – Gold Medal: James Leaney; Silver Medal: Connor Denahy<br />
Under 16 – Gold Medal: Jack Avolino<br />
Under 17 – Bronze Medal: Jarryd Barrett<br />
Senior – 6th Place: Matthew Dickson<br />
Well done again to all involved.<br />
Congratulations also to Year 11’s Tyler Farr (left) who was awarded the Hockey Victoria Jim<br />
McDowell Shield for Best Junior Umpire. Tyler was the lone Victorian umpire chosen to officiate at the School Sports Australia<br />
Hockey Championship held in Hobart recently.<br />
<strong>September</strong> School Holiday Tennis Clinics<br />
WEEK 1: Mon 24th Sep – Wed 26th Sep <strong>2012</strong><br />
WEEK 2: Mon 1st Oct – Wed 3rd Oct <strong>2012</strong><br />
Little Joey (4 – 6 years) 9.30am to 11am<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - Cost 3 days $60 or daily $22<br />
Hot Shots (7 – 17 years) 9.30am to 12.30pm<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - Cost 3 days $110 or daily $40<br />
Hot Shots (7 – 17 years) 9.30am to 3pm<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - Cost 3 days $180 or daily $65<br />
North Park Tennis Club – Gladstone Park Tennis Club – Kensington Banks Tennis Club<br />
For program enquiries please call 0418 178 328 or ttpt@optusnet.com.au<br />
Royal Children’s Hospital <strong>St</strong>udy<br />
Participants needed: FREE study for overweight young people looking for help!<br />
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute at The Royal Children’s Hospital is running a randomised clinical trial of an online weight<br />
management program for overweight adolescents. Participation involves completing height, weight, blood pressure and waist<br />
circumference measurements and an online questionnaire at baseline, 3, 6 and 12 months. Parents are also invited to<br />
participate. Every 3 months there will be a draw for a $100 gift voucher for those participants who have kept their<br />
appointments. The results will demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of using the personalised, targeted <strong>St</strong>aying Fit<br />
program for addressing weight-related behaviours during adolescence.<br />
Recruitment has commenced and we are looking for 550 overweight young people aged 12- 17 living in metropolitan<br />
Melbourne. RCH HREC 31021. All enquiries can be directed to Karly Cini 9345 6954 or at karly.cini@mcri.edu.au. For more info:<br />
www.rch.org.au/cah/stayingfit<br />
!<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Progress Kindergarten Fete: “THE FETE THAT STOPS THE NATION”<br />
Come and join us for a Spring Racing Carnival themed fun filled day and catch up with friends,<br />
enjoy great food and be entertained.<br />
Where - 11 Brown Ave, Ascot Vale<br />
When – Sunday 14 October from 10am - 2pm<br />
•There will be exclusive Emirates Melbourne Cup photo opportunities, the chance for families to<br />
take part in the inaugural Progress Cup dressed as jockeys, a children’s hat parade and much more.<br />
•Children's activities galore including a horse carousel, jumping castles, animal farm and badge<br />
making just to name a few!<br />
• Plenty of food including a gourmet BBQ, snow cones and Farmers Market.<br />
• Enjoy our Famous Cake <strong>St</strong>all and purchase toys, clothing, craft and other great items.<br />
• For further information or stall enquiries contact Kate on katehorne35@gmail.com<br />
• Come & support a great community event. See you there!
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Names and ages of friends attending ......................................................<br />
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Club / Team played FOR ....................................................................................<br />
Any medical conditions or alleRGies ........................................................<br />
I hereby authorise the staff of Belgravia Sports trading as Australian Sports Camps to act for me<br />
according to their best judgement in any emergency requiring medical attention and release<br />
Australian Sports Camps from any and all liability for injury or illness incurred while at camp<br />
Photographs may be used in promotions by Australian Sports Camps.<br />
Parent/Guardian ....................................... Signature .............................................<br />
Card Type Visa Mastercard Amount $ ............................<br />
Card Number<br />
Post to: AUSTRALIAN SPORTS CAMPS<br />
23 Kelletts Road, Rowville VIC. 3178<br />
Fax: (03) 9763 0622<br />
Phone: (03) 9753 2<strong>19</strong>9<br />
Expiry date on card / cVN/CVV 3 digit code ...................<br />
Parent/Guardian ......................................... Signature .......................................<br />
A confirmation letter of receipt will be emailed to you.
SchoolHolidayCamps<br />
Forkidsaged<br />
12to16<br />
AwesomeActivities<br />
Including:<br />
Abseiling<br />
Canoeing<br />
Snorkeling<br />
Surfing<br />
MountainBiking<br />
Camping<br />
Fishing<br />
BoomerangThrowing<br />
Wildlifeencounters<br />
andmanymore.<br />
3GreatLocations<br />
Grampians,GreatOtwayNationalPark,<br />
FrenchIslandNationalPark<br />
PickupPoints:<br />
Melbourne,Geelong&Balarat<br />
Comeandmakesomenew friends!<br />
www.questskilsforlife.com/schoolholidaycamps<br />
MantheLight<strong>St</strong>ation Escapefrom PrisonIsland WalkabouttheGrampians ExploreMelbourneCity<br />
CONTACTDETAILS: T 0403662736 E holidays@questskilsforlife.com
9243 8888<br />
mvcc.vic.gov.au<br />
Cyber Savvy Parents Forum<br />
Parents are invited to attend a free forum that will help them to better understand<br />
and manage the risks that young people face in cyberspace.<br />
Date: Monday, 15 October<br />
Time: 7pm- 8.30pm<br />
Venue: Moonee Valley Civic Centre, 9 Kellaway Avenue, Moonee Ponds<br />
Cost: Free<br />
Learn positive and effective ways to respond to common cyber hazards such as sexting, cyberbullying,<br />
cyberaddiction and privacy concerns.<br />
By the end of this session parents will:<br />
• understand the top five cyber risks to a young person’s wellbeing<br />
• learn how to prevent and respond effectively to common cyber risks<br />
• learn balanced approaches to regulate your child’s online use without creating unnecessary family conflict<br />
• understand how to best negotiate cyber use with your adolescent<br />
This forum will be facilitated by educational psychologist and cyber safety expert Tena Davis.<br />
Secure your place - RSVP by Monday, 8 October to council@mvcc.vic.gov.au or 9243 8888.