Summer 2007 - St Luke's Anglican School
Summer 2007 - St Luke's Anglican School Summer 2007 - St Luke's Anglican School
One Door Closes as another Opens Year 6 at St Luke’s is a special time for this group of young people. The final year of Primary School provides opportunities to explore leadership, develop self confidence, come closer to God, improve study and work habits prior to Middle School as well as strengthen relationships and many other important aspects of school life. Golden Key for ‘Old Saint’ Daniel Marshall (Class of 2005) received an invitation from The Griffith University Chapter of the Golden Key International Society to become a member. The Society provides international recognition of outstanding academic achievement, and Daniel certainly fits the bill. Daniel commenced his Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science at Griffith University on the Gold Coast in 2006 and is expecting to complete this course of study by the end of 2008. He plans to commence his Master of Pharmacy in 2009. Daniel has a current GPA of 6.3, and to quote the Vice Chancellor and President of the University in a letter to To mark the end of these important Primary years, The Year 6 Liturgy has become an integral part of the ‘St Luke’s Way’, a right of passage to Middle School and beyond. This special service is well attended by family and friends as the children reminisce about all of those special times in Primary School and to look forward to the future with excitement. Daniel, “Your high academic achievement qualifies you for membership of the Society and I congratulate you on this distinction.” The Golden Key International Society establishes a network among academically talented students, connecting students from diverse academic backgrounds and reinforces students’ contacts with academic staff. Membership to such a society should prove both rewarding and beneficial to Daniel as he continues his academic career. St Luke’s congratulates Daniel Marshall, one of its ‘Old Saints’, on this award and wish him well with his future studies. Encouraged and supported by their parents and friends, these young people have made a fine start to their schooling. We wish them all the best as they start the next phase of their education in the Middle School. David and Jacqui Rimmington - A/H: 4151 4208 Male & Female Accredited Instructors Dual Control Vehicles Night & Weekend Lessons available on request
Another Year Ends We all comment on how fast each year goes by as our lives seem to become busier. The Christmas break gives us the time to slow down and reflect on the year that has been and the one on which we are about to embark. Each year the School’s final formal activity is the End of Year Worship and is held on the last day of school. By this time all of Senior School Students have departed, so this service gives our Primary and Middle School students and staff a chance to reflect on all the gifts from God we have received as we prepare for the holidays ahead. This End of Year Service is made a little more special as it also provides the School community a chance to gather together before God as a group for a final time as not all of us will return in the New Year. Some students and staff will be moving to new schools and new phases of their lives, so this time of worship gives us a chance to give thanks for the time we have spent together. Year 3 Gets Acquainted with the Story of Noah End-of-year concerts most often take a very ‘Christmasy’ approach. Not so for our Year 3 students. A nativity play gave way for another well-known bible story, that of Noah and the Ark. However, our quirky Year 3 teachers did pick a more humorous approach to this story that kept the audience entertained. Year 3 obviously enjoyed preparing and performing the story through this less than traditional approach. Noah was kept guessing by God as the problems he faced unfolded. Fortunately, the animals behaved themselves, and all ended well for Noah and his family, along with humanity and the animal kingdom.
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One Door Closes as another Opens<br />
Year 6 at <strong>St</strong> Luke’s is a special time<br />
for this group of young people. The<br />
final year of Primary <strong>School</strong> provides<br />
opportunities to explore leadership,<br />
develop self confidence, come closer to<br />
God, improve study and work habits prior<br />
to Middle <strong>School</strong> as well as strengthen<br />
relationships and many other important<br />
aspects of school life.<br />
Golden Key for ‘Old Saint’<br />
Daniel Marshall (Class of 2005) received an<br />
invitation from The Griffith University Chapter<br />
of the Golden Key International Society to<br />
become a member. The Society provides<br />
international recognition of outstanding<br />
academic achievement, and Daniel certainly<br />
fits the bill.<br />
Daniel commenced his Bachelor of<br />
Pharmaceutical Science at Griffith University<br />
on the Gold Coast in 2006 and is expecting<br />
to complete this course of study by the end<br />
of 2008. He plans to commence his Master<br />
of Pharmacy in 2009. Daniel has a current<br />
GPA of 6.3, and to quote the Vice Chancellor<br />
and President of the University in a letter to<br />
To mark the end of these important Primary<br />
years, The Year 6 Liturgy has become an<br />
integral part of the ‘<strong>St</strong> Luke’s Way’, a right<br />
of passage to Middle <strong>School</strong> and beyond.<br />
This special service is well attended<br />
by family and friends as the children<br />
reminisce about all of those special times<br />
in Primary <strong>School</strong> and to look forward to<br />
the future with excitement.<br />
Daniel, “Your high academic achievement<br />
qualifies you for membership of the Society<br />
and I congratulate you on this distinction.”<br />
The Golden Key International Society<br />
establishes a network among academically<br />
talented students, connecting students from<br />
diverse academic backgrounds and reinforces<br />
students’ contacts with academic staff.<br />
Membership to such a society should prove<br />
both rewarding and beneficial to Daniel as he<br />
continues his academic career.<br />
<strong>St</strong> Luke’s congratulates Daniel Marshall, one<br />
of its ‘Old Saints’, on this award and wish him<br />
well with his future studies.<br />
Encouraged and supported by their<br />
parents and friends, these young people<br />
have made a fine start to their schooling.<br />
We wish them all the best as they start<br />
the next phase of their education in the<br />
Middle <strong>School</strong>.<br />
David and Jacqui Rimmington - A/H: 4151 4208<br />
Male & Female Accredited Instructors<br />
Dual Control Vehicles<br />
Night & Weekend Lessons available on request
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