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WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
VOLUME 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012<br />
2012 House Athletics Carnival • Sydney Athletics Centre, Homebush • Thursday 14 June<br />
8:30am - 3:15pm • Bus Transfer from School • <strong>College</strong> tracksuits for travel • House shirt & <strong>College</strong> shorts at venue • Families welcome<br />
From the Headmaster<br />
On Thursday evening this week, I was invited<br />
by the Mayor of <strong>Waverley</strong>, Cr Paul Wakefield (a<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Pre-School parent), to deliver<br />
the address at the <strong>Waverley</strong> Council Citizenship<br />
Ceremony. On this night, over fifty people from<br />
a range of backgrounds and countries read the<br />
Pledge of Allegiance to Australia and were officially<br />
welcomed by the Australian Government. It was<br />
a great privilege to be present, to witness the<br />
emotions felt by each person and to experience<br />
the celebratory atmosphere created by friends and<br />
family in attendance.<br />
In my address, I spoke about the contribution of<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> to the region:<br />
“As an independent Catholic school in the Eastern<br />
Suburbs of Sydney, <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> shares the<br />
provision of education with other independent<br />
schools, CEO Schools and government schools.<br />
In this context, <strong>Waverley</strong> is a comprehensive,<br />
inclusive, academically non-selective school which<br />
offers a wide range of courses and co-curricular<br />
opportunities to students from all backgrounds in<br />
our Pre-School, Junior School and Senior School.”<br />
I then spoke about the goals of <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
as described in our Strategic Plan. I mentioned<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> boys at<br />
the cutting edge of<br />
learning<br />
Last week, all Year 10<br />
students received brand new<br />
Macbook Air computers as<br />
part of ‘<strong>Waverley</strong> iLearn’, the<br />
<strong>College</strong>’s innovative blended<br />
learning program.<br />
Excited students and families<br />
received the laptops at a<br />
special evening where they<br />
were briefed on use and<br />
care of the laptops, security<br />
measures at school and<br />
on public transport, cyber<br />
safety and physical health<br />
when using and carrying the<br />
equipment.<br />
that schools are a reflection of the hopes and<br />
dreams of the broader community. As such, the<br />
goals <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> are essentially the goals<br />
and standards – in fact, non-negotiables - for<br />
citizenship. I referred to our commitment as a<br />
school to Beliefs, Innovation, Relationships,<br />
Resources, Environment, Leadership and Life<br />
(BIRRELL). This was expanded to an examination<br />
of how we form each other:<br />
• As people of faith<br />
• As innovative, inspired learners<br />
• As hopeful, proactive resilient people<br />
• As a community prepared to share our<br />
resources with the poor<br />
• As carers of our environment<br />
• As confident, just, compassionate leaders<br />
• As ethical and reverent human beings.<br />
These are my expectations of myself, of all students<br />
and staff, and of familes and friends of <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong>. These expectations and standards are the<br />
foundations of good citizenship.<br />
Mr Ray Paxton<br />
Headmaster<br />
IN THIS EDITION<br />
From the Director of Junior<br />
School................................... 2<br />
Next Week @ <strong>Waverley</strong>........ 3<br />
Mothers’ Club Movie Night.... 3<br />
Canteen Rosters................... 3<br />
Curriculum News: Reviewing<br />
and Revising......................... 4<br />
Social Justice: Red Shield<br />
Appeal Supported................. 5<br />
Music: Aida Collaboration and<br />
Music Festival....................... 5<br />
Sports Master’s Report......... 6<br />
Cross Country Update.......... 7<br />
Da Vinci Decathlon............... 7<br />
The Rugby Report................ 8<br />
Winter Holiday Camps.......... 9<br />
Junior Sports Draw............... 9<br />
Senior Sports Draw............ 10<br />
Careers Information.............11<br />
Ten Pin Bowling Fundraiser<br />
for Football Tour.................. 12<br />
Sport Results...................... 13<br />
Senior Campus - Our Lady’s Mount: 131 Birrell Street <strong>Waverley</strong> NSW 2024 T. 02 9369 0600 F. 02 9389 1274 E. wavcoll@waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
Junior Campus - Waterford: 44 Henrietta Street <strong>Waverley</strong> NSW 2024 T. 02 9387 5022 F. 02 9369 4870 E. waterford@waverley.nsw.edu.au
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
From the Director of Junior School<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 2<br />
Da Vinci Decathlon<br />
Congratulations and all the best to the following<br />
boys who will be representing the Junior School<br />
at the da Vinci Decathlon at Knox Grammar on<br />
Wednesday, 30th May 2012.<br />
Year 5<br />
Miles Davis<br />
Joseph Lyons<br />
Darcy Mullins<br />
Angus McPherson<br />
Ethan Vella<br />
Chase Hardaker<br />
Harry Whitaker<br />
Zachary Zinn<br />
Year 6<br />
Oliver Small<br />
Brock Iacoviello<br />
Maximilian Mitchell<br />
Lincoln Morrison<br />
Ryan Connolly<br />
Archie Fox<br />
Liam Jackson<br />
Jeremy Spence<br />
Confirmation<br />
This weekend will see a number of boys from<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> both Junior and Secondary<br />
schools making their Sacrament of Confirmation.<br />
This Sacrament is a public acclamation of their<br />
Catholic faith. We would to extend our best wishes<br />
to al the boys involved.<br />
Changes for End of Term 2<br />
There will be some staff changes for the end of<br />
the term with a number of teachers on leave. Miss<br />
McKay, Mr Gill and Mr Harris will be on leave till the<br />
end of the term. We have been able to secure the<br />
services of some of regular casual teachers to fill in<br />
the next few weeks.<br />
Mr Anthony Banboukjian<br />
Director – Junior School<br />
Prayer for the Week<br />
On Sunday 27th, Christians<br />
will celebrate Pentecost,<br />
the feast held 50 days after<br />
Easter. We give thanks to<br />
God for the gift of the Holy<br />
Spirit. The coming of the Holy<br />
Spirit gave courage to the<br />
frightened disciples. They<br />
went out to tell others about<br />
Jesus. The Holy Spirit helps<br />
us to carry on the work of<br />
Jesus and gives us new life.<br />
God of Peace,<br />
We pray that our Church will<br />
be guided by the Holy Spirit<br />
and that all Christians will live<br />
in peace, united by the Holy<br />
Spirit.<br />
We ask this through Christ our<br />
Lord,<br />
Amen.<br />
Blessed Edmund Rice: Pray<br />
for Us<br />
Mary, Mother of God Pray for<br />
Us<br />
Quote for the Week<br />
“Life is 10% what<br />
happens to you and<br />
90% how you respond<br />
to it.”<br />
Pictured left and above: Junior<br />
School students around the school<br />
and at football last week.
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Mothers’ Club Update<br />
The Mothers’ Club page on the <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> Website can be found at:<br />
http://www.waverley.nsw.edu.au/public/<br />
community/mothers.cfm<br />
It is currently being updated with all current<br />
details for the Mothers’ Club and contains<br />
meeting dates, contact names and other<br />
information.<br />
Please note that you can also now email us at:<br />
mothersclub@waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
Scheduled Meetings<br />
Meetings are held in the Skehan Room - The<br />
Grange, Senior School Campus - 12 Carrington<br />
Rd, <strong>Waverley</strong>. Scheduled dates for the<br />
Mothers’ Club Movie<br />
Night 15 June: The<br />
Descendants<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Mothers’ Club would like<br />
to invite all <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> mothers to<br />
attend the screening of The Descendants<br />
to be held on Friday 15 June 2012<br />
commencing at 7:30pm in the PAC.<br />
This social event is held by the Mothers’<br />
Club and will include complimentary<br />
movie and refreshments prior to the movie<br />
screening at ay 8:15pm.<br />
This is a great opportunity to spend the<br />
evening socialising with friends and to<br />
meet some new faces.<br />
Friends of <strong>Waverley</strong> are also welcome, so<br />
please organise a group and come along,<br />
we look forward to meeting you.<br />
RSVP with your name and number<br />
attending to mothersclub@waverley.nsw.<br />
edu.au by Wednesday 13 June 2012.<br />
Senior Canteen Roster Week 7<br />
remainder of the year are:<br />
• Tuesday 14 August 2012, 7: 00pm<br />
• Tuesday 15 October 2012, 7:00 pm<br />
Forthcoming events<br />
The <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Mothers’ Club is organising<br />
the following events for parents and friends of the<br />
school community. Please diarise these events so<br />
you won’t forget:<br />
Friday 15 June – Mothers Club movie night at the<br />
PAC, 7.30pm.<br />
Saturday 25 August – the first ever <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> Spring Cocktail Party for all <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
parents and friends.<br />
Mrs Emanuela D’Urso<br />
President<br />
New Enrolments Enquiry<br />
Number - 9369 0698<br />
Please note that here is now a new direct<br />
number for <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> enrolment<br />
enquiries to our Registrar: 02 9369 0698.<br />
The Senior <strong>College</strong> Absentee Line number has<br />
not changed, it remains: 02 9369 0632.<br />
Junior Canteen Roster:<br />
Term 2, Week 7<br />
Mon 4/6 • Kathryn Webster & Colette<br />
D’Agvanno<br />
Tues 5/6 • Fiona Gallagher & Bridget<br />
Pembroke<br />
Wed 6/6 • Wendy Field & Raylene Cobbe<br />
Thurs 7/6 • Maria Tsoukalas & Cindy Pether<br />
Fri 8/6 • Michelle Bodkin & Susan Stoll<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 3<br />
Next Week @ <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
Assessment Week 2<br />
Years 7 to 10<br />
Sunday 3 June<br />
• Trinity Sunday<br />
Monday 4 June - Day D<br />
• Representative<br />
Basketball, NSW All<br />
Schools<br />
• Year 12 Drama rehearsal<br />
3:30 to 5pm<br />
Tuesday 5 June - Day E<br />
• O’Connor House<br />
Meeting, Gym, Home<br />
Group Period<br />
• Year 12 Parent/Teacher/<br />
Student Evening, 1:30pm<br />
to 6:30pm, Gym<br />
• Year 12 Economics<br />
Excursion, 8am to 3pm<br />
Wednesday 6 June - Day F<br />
• <strong>College</strong> Liturgy 8:15am, 7<br />
REL 01, 7 REL 04 and 7<br />
REL 07 attending<br />
• ICAS Science<br />
Competition, Years 7,8<br />
and selected classes<br />
from Years 9 and 11<br />
• CAS Drill Competition<br />
• Year 12 Geography<br />
Excursion (Wetlands) to<br />
Homebush, all day<br />
Thursday 7 June - Day G<br />
• <strong>College</strong> Academic<br />
Assembly - Blazers and<br />
Ties to be worn<br />
• Year 7 & 10 Immunisation<br />
in the PAC<br />
• Rugby - CAS vs CHS<br />
• Rugby - 16s North vs<br />
South at Cranbrook<br />
• Football CAS vs ISA<br />
• Year 12 PD Seminar at<br />
University of Sydney<br />
04-Jun-12 05-Jun-12 06-Jun-12 07-Jun-12 08-Jun-12<br />
Lisa Ellis Sandi Harding Amanda Paull Margaret Morton Lina Omelas<br />
Nicole Hutton Natalie Jackson Amanda Bartholomaeus Karen Rains Dina Panozzo<br />
Lucy Imvrious Pamela Lesmond Katrina Foster Annette Michaux<br />
Monica Masero Angelique Mattis Dianne Ryan<br />
11-Jun-12 12-Jun-12 13-Jun-12 14-Jun-12 15-Jun-12<br />
Jackie Gandy Jane Broderick Jennifer Walker<br />
Public Holiday D'Anne Pappas Ann Ryan <strong>Waverley</strong> Fiona Stamatelatos<br />
Tracy Samuel Lynne West Athletic Megan Wangmann<br />
Carnival Lisa Doyle<br />
Brett Lindsay<br />
Friday 8 June - Day H<br />
• Year 11 PD Seminar at<br />
University of Sydney<br />
• Year 11 German HSC<br />
Speaking Day at PLC all<br />
day<br />
Saturday 9 June<br />
• No sport
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Curriculum News: Reviewing and revising<br />
Exams and Revision<br />
It is a busy time of year at <strong>Waverley</strong> at present with<br />
much of the School doing tests and revision for end of<br />
semester tasks.<br />
Yesterday Mr Paxton and myself taught our three<br />
classes of Year 8 Critical Thinking. We had a fantastic<br />
lesson planned (Of course it was fantastic!) around<br />
watching a clip of the Berlin Wall and getting them<br />
to think about and ask questions using Bloom’s<br />
Taxonomy (see illustration at right).<br />
The aim was to move them from asking simple<br />
‘Remembering’ and ‘Understanding’ questions to<br />
higher levels of questioning involving the skills of<br />
analysis and evaluation. It was well planned, taught<br />
and delivered for most of the day. The Period 6 class,<br />
however, came in after just completing a test and for<br />
the first 5-10 minutes the chatter was about, “What did<br />
you write for that question?”, “Did you think the test<br />
was hard?”, “How do you think you went?”. Both of<br />
us laughed because we were observing the flow-on<br />
effects of the assessment period and instead of diving<br />
into the lesson we let them talk about the test that<br />
seemed more important to them than the lesson on<br />
the Berlin Wall.<br />
We eventually got to the lesson, but on reflection<br />
realized how keen this class was to discuss the test.<br />
These boys were keen. In a few weeks these tests<br />
will be marked and passed back to the boys to find out<br />
how they went and then begin the next cycle of exams<br />
and revision next term.<br />
Assessment and Exam Week is a new process at<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> this year for Years 7-10 and as part of<br />
this process teachers and Heads of Department will<br />
discuss how things went and what could be improved<br />
for the end of the year. One of the things I want<br />
to discover is what makes this class so eager for<br />
learning and results so that we can spread this to<br />
other classes in Year 8 and the school.<br />
I would be happy to hear from any parents either by<br />
email or phone on their thoughts around exams and<br />
revision at <strong>Waverley</strong>.<br />
Last week I spoke to a Year 7 parent who wanted to<br />
know what their son needed to study for the exams.<br />
Each department summarises this information and it<br />
is placed on EWave, the internal school portal that all<br />
boys and parents have access too. Any parent can<br />
access this information using their son’s login details.<br />
Year 12 Reports and Academic<br />
Progress<br />
As we go to press the Year 12 Reports are being<br />
printed, signed and mailed out to parents. This is an<br />
important time for Year 12 boys, teachers and parents.<br />
We are into the final few weeks of Term 2 and this<br />
report data will be an important measurement tool of<br />
progress for Year 12 since the last report in early Term<br />
One. A few events are happening with Year 12 this<br />
term to assist them and prepare them for the HSC and<br />
beyond.<br />
1. Careers Interviews<br />
Mrs Kath Knowles – Senior Studies and Careers<br />
Coordinator is interviewing each Year 12 student this<br />
term to help them plan for a future career pathway.<br />
The aim is for each boy to sit with Mrs Knowles and<br />
think about University, TAFE or other options and<br />
to plan accordingly. This is a time-intensive but<br />
important task that provides the best possible to guide<br />
our students as time marches closer towards HSC<br />
Trials, then HSC exam and life beyond.<br />
2. Year 12 Academic Mentoring Interviews<br />
Each boy in Year 12 has an academic mentor, who is<br />
a member of the <strong>College</strong> Executive, Senior Studies<br />
Team, Year Master or Head of Department. This<br />
term they will again find time in Week 8 or 9 to meet<br />
with Year 12, discuss their latest report and chart a<br />
pathway to the HSC Trials. Each Year 12 boy will be<br />
asked the same questions they were asked in<br />
Term 1:<br />
• What subjects were you pleased with in your<br />
last report. Why?<br />
• What subjects were you disappointed with?<br />
• What strategies can you put into play to improve<br />
your subjects?<br />
• What goals would you like to set yourself for the<br />
next term?<br />
• Tell me about your study habits. How is your<br />
time management going?<br />
Study Skills Tip for June: Reviewing<br />
your work on a daily basis<br />
Did you know that if you don’t look at what you<br />
are learning for a second time within 24 hours you<br />
forget 80% of the detail? This is why your teachers<br />
encourage you to review what you learn each day<br />
when you get home from school.<br />
One of the best habits you can develop is the<br />
following: each afternoon, even before you start your<br />
homework, spend 10-15 minutes reviewing what you<br />
learnt at school that day.<br />
There are lots of different ways you can do this<br />
review, here are some ideas (and you can do<br />
something different every day):<br />
1. Highlight the key points in each lesson.<br />
2. Write down the top 3 things you learnt in each<br />
lesson (you could do this in a separate book or<br />
at the bottom of the day’s classwork).<br />
3. Make a mind map about what you have been<br />
learning in class.<br />
4. Try and explain what you did in each lesson that<br />
day to a family member (or even to the cat).<br />
5. Go on a Google adventure, do some quick<br />
research on one interesting thing from each<br />
lesson.<br />
6. Write up on a white board one main idea from<br />
each lesson (a whiteboard in your room is a<br />
great tool for secondary students).<br />
7. Write down for each subject a question you<br />
could ask about what you learnt that day.<br />
There will be a fabulous payoff to doing this, more of<br />
what you learn at school will stick in your head, you<br />
will have less to learn at test time, and it will make<br />
your assignments and projects easier when you can<br />
recall what you have been learning.<br />
Learn more about the Brain and Advanced Memory<br />
Techniques at www.studyskillshandbook.com.au.<br />
Is your son sitting down each day or once a week to<br />
review his work? This simple process may assist his<br />
exam performance.<br />
Mark O’Farrell<br />
Director of Curriculum<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 4
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Social Justice: Red Shield Appeal supported<br />
I spoke to a parent of a year 11 student last week<br />
and she was surprised to hear that our students<br />
are involved in at least six outreach experiences<br />
every week.<br />
Over the past couple of weeks we have had year<br />
7-10 students train to be buddies to disadvantaged<br />
kids in a reading program. We had twenty students<br />
take part in the Salvos Red Shield Appeal in<br />
locations all over Sydney.<br />
Every week, students attend the Matt Talbot Kiosk,<br />
bowl with the disabled, help out at Waterford<br />
Preschool and play Bingo with the elderly at<br />
Charingfield.<br />
Over 100 boys have offered to donate blood this<br />
year which is a new record.<br />
This week Night Patrol will go out on Friday night<br />
and year 11 students will attend a Social Justice<br />
Day at Christian Brother’s School Lewisham. Next<br />
week, 15 boys will spend the evening at a Street<br />
Retreat in Kings Cross. They will get the chance<br />
to hear first hand what it is like to be homeless<br />
on the streets of Sydney. Our students and staff<br />
should feel very proud of the huge contribtion they<br />
are making to their community.<br />
Ms Geraldine Cullen<br />
Social Justice Coordinator<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 5<br />
Music<br />
News: Aida<br />
Collaboration<br />
& Music<br />
Festival<br />
Aida<br />
A reminder to all students<br />
involved in the upcoming<br />
performance of Aida in<br />
collaboration with the MLC<br />
school that rehearsal will take<br />
place this Sunday, 3 June,<br />
from 9.00am to 5.00pm at the<br />
Acer Arena, Homebush.<br />
Performances are on<br />
Thursday 14 June, Friday 15<br />
June and Saturday 16 June<br />
commencing at 7pmat the<br />
Sydney Olympic Park Sports<br />
Centre (Arena)Bookings<br />
for this exciting event<br />
are available at: http://<br />
www.mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/<br />
page/public/co-curricularopportunities-programs/music/<br />
upcoming-performances<br />
Year 7 and 10 Vaccinations Next Week<br />
<strong>College</strong> Music Festival<br />
21 June: Book early to<br />
avoid disappointment<br />
Next week <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> students in Years 7 and<br />
10 will be provided with free vaccinations in the PAC<br />
on the afternoon of Thursday 7 June.<br />
NSW Health offers the vaccines recommended by<br />
the National Health and Medical Research Council<br />
for adolescents in this school-based vaccination<br />
program.<br />
Year 7 students are provided the following<br />
vaccinations:<br />
• hepatitis B vaccine in a 2 dose schedule, except<br />
where the individual had received a course of<br />
hepatitis B vaccine in childhood<br />
• varicella (chickenpox) vaccine in a single dose<br />
schedule, except where the individual has<br />
acquired immunity through previous varicella<br />
infection<br />
• diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (whooping cough)<br />
vaccine (dTpa) in a single dose schedule.<br />
Year 10 students are provided the following<br />
vaccination:<br />
• diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (whooping cough)<br />
vaccine (dTpa) in a single dose schedule.<br />
Free vaccination is only available to students who<br />
have a signed parental/ guardian consent form and<br />
who commence the vaccine course while they are<br />
in Year 7 or Year 10. Notes have already been<br />
distributed to students for these vaccinations; please<br />
contact the <strong>College</strong> as soon as possible if you have<br />
not completed the appropriate forms.<br />
Students who miss vaccine doses due to absence<br />
on the day of the clinic will be offered catch-up<br />
vaccination at subsequent clinics wherever possible.<br />
Year 12 Parent/Teacher/<br />
Student Interviews<br />
1:30pm to 6:30pm Tuesday 5 June<br />
in the Gymnasium<br />
Bookings online at :<br />
www.waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
Please book as soon as possible to ensure<br />
that you get your preferred interview times.<br />
The <strong>College</strong> Music Festival<br />
will be held on Thursday<br />
21st June in the Br. Wallace<br />
PAC Theatre commencing at<br />
7:30pm. All ensembles will<br />
be performing at this event.<br />
Tickets are now on sale. To<br />
book please contact Mrs<br />
Stamatellis, the PAC secretary<br />
in the PAC on 9369 0623,<br />
or by email, rstamatellis@<br />
waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
All tickets are $15 each.<br />
Tickets sell out quickly so get<br />
in early not to miss out on this<br />
special annual festival. Hot<br />
dogs and hamburgers will be<br />
available for sale pre show<br />
from 6pm and then again at<br />
interval for all families and<br />
students involved in the music<br />
festival.<br />
Mr C. Blenkinsopp<br />
Music Department
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Sports Master’s Report<br />
Last weekend saw a big round of sport against<br />
some well-drilled Barker sides. Our 1st XI<br />
Football were gallant and very unlucky in their<br />
2-2 draw. Our 1st XV went down to a big Barker<br />
side that were simply more hungry for the victory<br />
on the day, however, we did have some other<br />
great results including winning the 16A’s; 15A’s;<br />
14A’s and 13A’s rugby. The 15A’s have gone<br />
from strength to strength but come up against a<br />
determined St Aloysius side this week and will<br />
need to keep improving. All teams need to be on<br />
their game this coming week and will need to train<br />
and play well to secure victory.<br />
A reminder that CAS Codes of Conduct apply to<br />
both participants and spectators at our games.<br />
Any student involved in on-field behaviour that<br />
does not fulfill CAS and <strong>College</strong> expectations will<br />
face either a sports tribunal or will be dealt with<br />
appropriately.<br />
I would like to emphasise that parents and<br />
spectators should not approach opposition or<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> coaches directly on a Saturday.<br />
If you have a complaint or a concern then we<br />
certainly encourage all to voice these but in the<br />
correct manner and through the school rather than<br />
at a venue.<br />
Alcohol is banned at all school grounds and those<br />
caught drinking alcohol will be removed from the<br />
venue.<br />
Let’s hope that this weekends’ sport is conducted<br />
in a manner that brings credit to the school.<br />
“Go the Waves!”<br />
Mr Steve O’Donnell<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 6<br />
Pictured below: Rugby at Queens<br />
Park on 26 May 2012
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Cross Country: Sydney Park - the Year’s<br />
toughest course<br />
Cranbook and St. Aloysius hosted this Meet on<br />
a freezing morning at Sydney Park; arguably the<br />
toughest course for the year.<br />
177 runners contested the U/14 race with Connor<br />
McGrath best performed for <strong>Waverley</strong> in 4th place<br />
overall (1st CAS U/13), followed by Nick Blakey in<br />
25th place (1st CAS U/12), hotly pursued by Luca<br />
Reiners in 26th place (6th CAS U/13), with Angus<br />
Baird coming in 48th place (3rd CAS U/12), and<br />
Latham James (15th CAS U/14). The team did<br />
great; coming 5th overall (2nd CAS team behind<br />
Barker). Well done to all the boys.<br />
The U/16 race had 163 runners and Oscar<br />
Osbourne ran a fine race to finish 7th overall (2nd<br />
CAS U/16), followed by Jake Bartholomaeus in<br />
13th place (3rd CAS U/15); another great effort.<br />
These boys were followed by Jake Foster, Josh<br />
Causer, Leandro Moore and Michael Chan.<br />
Congratulations to all the boys who ran to their best<br />
ability on a hard course.<br />
Unfortunately captain Jethro James was unable to<br />
run in the Open race, but was there to support the<br />
team. Next week’s Meet is at St. Ignatius <strong>College</strong>,<br />
Lane Cove. It is the CAS selection race for the CIS<br />
Championships.<br />
Mr Peter Auer<br />
MIC Cross Country<br />
Pictured below: <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Cross Country<br />
team members competing at Sydney Park.<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 7<br />
Da Vinci<br />
Decathlon<br />
Success<br />
The da Vinci decathlon sees<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> go up against 40<br />
other schools in the Sydney<br />
Metropolitan region in tests<br />
of Science and Scientific<br />
concepts; Mathematics;<br />
Philosophy; English; Drama;<br />
Engineering; Art, Poetry;<br />
Strategy; Code Breaking and<br />
General Knowledge.<br />
The <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Year<br />
7 & 8 da Vinci Decathlon<br />
team competed at Knox<br />
Grammar School this week,<br />
accompanied by Mr John<br />
McCoy.<br />
The Year 7 boys placed 2nd<br />
in the General Knowledge<br />
category.<br />
The Year 8 boys placed 2nd<br />
in the Games of Strategy<br />
category.<br />
All the <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> boys<br />
who attended represented<br />
the school fantastically<br />
and conducted themselves<br />
superbly throughout the<br />
competition and deserve to be<br />
congratulated for their efforts.<br />
The teams were:<br />
Year 7<br />
Connor McGrath<br />
John Persoglia<br />
Tyler von der Heyden<br />
Mark Rynberg<br />
Finn O’Sullivan<br />
Iashan Rana-Foley<br />
Angus Mullins<br />
Stephen Croft<br />
Year 8<br />
James Mahony-Brack<br />
Tyea Christie<br />
Lachlan Small<br />
Austin Wem<br />
Thomas Kossenberg<br />
Finn Westwood<br />
Tyzac Bailey<br />
Welles Liu<br />
More news on our other<br />
teams in next week’s<br />
Nurrunga.
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
The Rugby Report: Good results against Barker<br />
CAS round 4<br />
After a few Saturdays of lovely Autumn weather,<br />
last week saw the first of the big westerly winds<br />
that can make Queens Park a difficult place<br />
to play rugby. Barker <strong>College</strong> were the visitors<br />
– undefeated in 1sts and traditionally strong<br />
throughout all age groups. A tough day of rugby<br />
beckoned.<br />
16Bs showed glimpses of good play but the<br />
reluctance to tackle was again in evidence at<br />
crucial stages and a good Barker side took the<br />
honours. The <strong>Waverley</strong> boys proved their ability<br />
when they beat Knox away from home three weeks<br />
ago and need to believe that they have the ability<br />
to play like that again.<br />
The As were up for the challenge and worked<br />
hard against the breeze in the first half to be 5-all<br />
at the break. The boys had trouble playing the<br />
ball in Barker’s end in the second half but kept<br />
persisting and were rewarded at the death with<br />
a controversial try to front-rower Ben Gan, to<br />
steal the win. The C’s had their issues but battled<br />
gamely and the D’s started well but faded late in<br />
the game.<br />
The 13s showed their depth with solid<br />
performances in each grade. The A’s produced<br />
excellent passages but lapses in concentration and<br />
ill-discipline at the breakdown saw Barker come<br />
storming back to get level with 5 minutes to play.<br />
A final try to <strong>Waverley</strong> gained the win – this team<br />
has plenty of potential but needs to keep focused<br />
for the whole game. The B’s , D’s and E’s won hard<br />
fought matches but the C’s and F’s were unlucky<br />
to lose.<br />
The standout 14s had outstanding wins up at<br />
Barker. Still struggling with injuries, the boys<br />
showed great character to totally dominate. A’s<br />
were clinical with a 48-5 victory while the E’s<br />
racked up 50 points in a fine display. Excellent<br />
work by all players and coaches!<br />
The 15s is traditionally a difficult age group<br />
against this opposition and the D’s, C’s and B’s<br />
were outclassed. The A’s however, kept up their<br />
unbeaten run in CAS by winning 33-20. The boys<br />
are relating well to the coaching of Mr. McBride and<br />
their commitment to training is reaping rewards.<br />
The Opens promised to be tough as Barker<br />
had defeated Knox in all games for the first<br />
time in memory and have real depth. 5th’s<br />
were disappointing with a number of unsavoury<br />
incidents spoiling the game. 4ths, however,<br />
gained a stirring victory 26-12. 3rds went down<br />
and 2nds gained their second victory by downing<br />
their previously unbeaten opposition 12-7.<br />
The 1sts knew they were in for a tough day trying<br />
to emulate the feat of the 2007 side who gained a<br />
famous victory at Queens Park on the way to an<br />
undefeated CAS season.<br />
Our guest speaker on Saturday was Captain of<br />
that particular side, Tom Wallace, who spoke of<br />
the reverence he holds for the ‘Double V’ and of<br />
fond memories at QP. Our boys, however, were<br />
not able to respond to the challenge set down by<br />
the visitors who used their size and speed to great<br />
advantage. Barker rolled two lineouts from 25m to<br />
score two converted tries running with the breeze<br />
to lead 14-0 at halftime. <strong>Waverley</strong> were not able to<br />
put a dent in the Barker defensive line who played<br />
with great intensity and purpose. Barker crossed<br />
the line early in the second half and the game<br />
seemed over. To <strong>Waverley</strong>’s credit, they kept<br />
trying to find holes in the defence and a converted<br />
try with 15 minutes to go gave hope to the home<br />
supporters. Unfortunately, Barker’s defence held<br />
strong at the Waves went down 21-7. Outplayed<br />
on the day but unbowed – <strong>Waverley</strong> still believe<br />
the CAS title is up for grabs as all sides are<br />
capable of winning on any given Saturday.<br />
This week we are away at St. Aloysius which<br />
promises to be yet another weekend of tough,<br />
uncompromising rugby. Good luck to all teams.<br />
Thanks again to the Rugby Supporters Club who<br />
work wonders on a Saturday at Queens Park. As<br />
usual for ‘away’ games we need volunteers from<br />
the 14’s and 15’s parents to assist. If you can<br />
spare some time, it would be gratefully accepted.<br />
Waves to Win<br />
Mr P. Cornish<br />
MIC <strong>Waverley</strong> Rugby<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 8
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 9<br />
Enrol now for<br />
WINTER CAMP<br />
FITNESS<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
A TYPICAL DAY<br />
8.00 - 8.30 Drop off/sign in<br />
8.30 - 9.30 Soccer / Dodge Ball<br />
9.30 - 10.30 Basketball skills & games<br />
10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea<br />
11.00 - 12.30 Cricket skills & games /<br />
Dancing<br />
12.30 - 1.00 Lunch<br />
1.30 - 2.30 Movie / Computer Activities<br />
2.30 - 3.30 Catch the Flag<br />
3.30 - 3.45 Pick up and sign out<br />
3.30 - 5.00 Late pick up<br />
Indoor sports games<br />
Other activities include:<br />
* movie making * drama<br />
* touch footy * volleyball<br />
* lacrosse * tennis<br />
* handball<br />
Boys & Girls<br />
Ages 8-13<br />
Dates<br />
Monday 25th June to Friday 29th June 2012<br />
Monday 2nd July to Friday 6th July 2012<br />
What to bring and where to go<br />
* Morning tea and daily lunch. Drinks will be<br />
provided during the day and a sausage sizzle will<br />
be provided on the Friday of the week long camps.<br />
* A hat, sensible clothing and sunscreen, and sports<br />
shoes.<br />
* Participants are welcome to bring their own<br />
tennis racquet<br />
* Daily drop off and pick up at the Performing Arts<br />
Centre<br />
Wet Weather<br />
* Indoor activities will replace outdoor activities<br />
Fees<br />
* $275 per individual participant for the week for 8.00am<br />
to 3.30pm Monday to Friday<br />
* Additional $50 per week ($10 per day) for the late pick<br />
up option to 5.00pm<br />
* Casual rate at $65 per day subject to availability<br />
(including late pickup option)<br />
Staffing<br />
* Only accredited staff with<br />
child minding clearances<br />
will supervise the camps<br />
Boys &<br />
Girls<br />
HSC in the<br />
Holidays<br />
HSC in the Holidays provides<br />
Year 12 services and programs<br />
in NSW. In 2012, they have<br />
expanded their services to offer:<br />
Free access to over 200 HSC<br />
files, reports, practice questions<br />
and worked solutions from<br />
Senior HSC Teachers/Markers<br />
and students who achieved<br />
Band 6 in the 2011 exams<br />
July Lectures across six<br />
university campuses in<br />
Sydney/Wollongong at a vastly<br />
subsidised price;<br />
September Workshops across<br />
six campuses where students<br />
have the opportunity of working<br />
closely with teachers/markers<br />
for a day prior to the final<br />
exams.<br />
Students can read more<br />
about the programs by visiting<br />
hscintheholidays.com.au<br />
checking out their Facebook<br />
page or calling 1300 677 336.<br />
Fun<br />
Junior School Sports Draw<br />
Junior School Fixtures Round 6: Saturday 2nd June 2012<br />
RUGBY<br />
A sausage sizzle will be provided<br />
on Friday.<br />
Bring your appetite!<br />
Need further information? Please ring John Kara on<br />
0419 471 292 or email jkara@waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
To book and pay, visit the <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> website:<br />
www.waverley.nsw.edu.au<br />
SOCCER<br />
Team VS Field Time Team VS Field Time<br />
Prep 1 St Patrick's SPC 2 10.15am Prep 1 Kings Price 3 10.15am<br />
Prep 2 St Patrick's SPC 2 9.30am Prep 2 Kings Price 3y<br />
9.30am<br />
Prep 3 St Patrick's SPC 2 8.45am Prep 3 Kincoppal Reserve 9.00am<br />
Prep 4 St Patrick's SPC 2 8.00am 11A St Aloysius Park 8 10.15am<br />
11A Barker Taylor Field 11.00am 11B St Aloysius Park 8 9.30am<br />
11B Barker Taylor Field 10.15am 11C St Aloysius Park 8 8.45am<br />
11C Barker Taylor Field 9.30am 11D St Aloysius Park 8 8.00am<br />
11D Barker Taylor Field 8.45am<br />
11E Barker Taylor Field 8.00am<br />
10A St Patrick's Breen Oval 8.00am
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Senior School Sports Draw<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Sport Fixtures Saturday 2 June 2012<br />
RUGBY<br />
FOOTBALL<br />
Team Opponent Venue Time Team Opponent Venue Time<br />
1st SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 3.15pm 1st SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 10.15am15am<br />
2nd SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 2.00pm 2nd SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 9.00am<br />
3rd SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 1.00pm 3rd SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 8.00am<br />
4th SAC <strong>College</strong> Oval 12.00pm 4th SAC Castle Cove 2 9.00am<br />
5th SAC Willoughby 11.00am 5th SAC Castle Cove 2 8.00am<br />
16A SAC Primrose 1 11.00am 6th SPC QP 8 12.00pm<br />
16B Grammar (A) Weigall 1 1.00pm 7th SPC QP 8 11.00am<br />
16C SJC (e) SJC 3 12.00pm 10A SAC Castle Cove 1 8.00am<br />
16D SAC [B] Primrose 1 10.00am 10B SAC Castle Cove 1 9.00am<br />
15A SAC QP 1 12.00pm p<br />
10C SAC Castle Cove 1 10.00am00<br />
15B SAC QP 1 11.00am 10D SAC Castle Cove 1 11.00am<br />
15C SAC QP 1 10.00am00 9A SAC QP 2 8 8.00am<br />
15D Shore (E) QP 1 9.00am 9B SAC QP 2 9.00am<br />
14A SAC QP 1 1.00pm 9C SAC QP 2 10.00am<br />
14B SAC QP 3 12.00pm p<br />
9D SAC QP 2 11.00am<br />
14C Barker (D) TGS 3 9.00am 9E/F Knox (F) QP 2 12.00pm<br />
14D/E SAC [C] QP 3 10.00am00<br />
13A SAC Primrose 2 11.00am 8A SAC QP 7 1.00pm<br />
13B SAC Primrose 2 10.00am 8B SAC QP 7 12.00pm<br />
13C Reddam QP 3 9.00am 8C SAC QP 7 11.00am<br />
13D SAC [C] Primrose 2 9.00am 8D SAC QP 7 10.00am<br />
13E SAC [D] Primrose 2 8.00am 7A SAC Castle Cove 2 12.00pm<br />
p<br />
13F SIC (I) Riverview 5 11.00am 7B SAC Castle Cove 2 11.00am<br />
TENNIS 7C SAC Castle Cove 2 10.00am00<br />
Team Opponent Venue Time 7D SAC Castle Cove 1 12.00pm<br />
1sts SAC Tennis Cove 8.00am 7E/F Knox (F) Curagul 2 8.00am<br />
2nds SAC Tennis Cove 8.00am<br />
3rds SAC Tennis Cove 10.30am<br />
VOLLEYBALL<br />
4ths SAC Tennis Cove 10.30am Team Opponent Venuee Time<br />
10A/B SAC Kingsford 8.30am 1sts SAC Dalton Hall 11.00am<br />
9A/B SAC Tyneside 10.30am<br />
LAWN BOWLS<br />
9C/D BYE Venue Time<br />
8 A/B SAC Kingsford 10.30am<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong><br />
9.00am<br />
8 C/D BYE CROSS COUNTRY<br />
7 A/B SAC Tyneside 8.30am<br />
VENUE<br />
TIME<br />
JUDO Riverviewi<br />
10.00am00<br />
VENUE<br />
TIME<br />
DEBATING (Friday)<br />
<strong>College</strong> Hall<br />
8.30am<br />
VENUE<br />
TIME<br />
<strong>College</strong> Oval - Tyneside Ave, Willoughby<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
5.30pm<br />
Primrose - Cnr Young & Grafton Sts, Cremorne<br />
Castle Cove - Holly y<br />
St, Castle Cove<br />
Tennis Cove - 325 Eastern Valley Way, Castle Cove<br />
Tyneside Tennis & Willoughby - Tyneside Ave, Willoughby<br />
Weigall - New South Head Rd, Rushcutters Bay<br />
Wet Weather Number:<br />
Riverview - Tambourine Bay Rd, Riverview<br />
8250 3780, after 7am for morning games,<br />
TGS - Trinity Grammar - Prospect Rd, Summer Hill<br />
after 11am for afternoon games<br />
Curagul - Cnr Curagul & Bobbin Head Rds, Nth Turrumurra<br />
SJC - Augustine St, Hunter's Hill<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 10<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong><br />
Football<br />
Supporters’<br />
Club<br />
Fundraiser<br />
Advertise your<br />
business and support<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> football<br />
This season, <strong>Waverley</strong><br />
Football will be printing<br />
a match day programme<br />
for the 1st XI and 2nd XI<br />
home games. There are<br />
opportunities for businesses<br />
to advertise in them at very<br />
reasonable rates (see below)<br />
and all monies raised go to<br />
support <strong>Waverley</strong> Football.<br />
If you own a business, work<br />
for a company that would<br />
be willing to advertise in the<br />
programme, or know of a local<br />
business that would advertise<br />
in it, please contact me by<br />
email, ben@tradevin.com.au<br />
or call 0424 99 33 66.<br />
We have already sold some<br />
space in the programme, but<br />
more is available:<br />
Full page $800 A4<br />
Half page $400<br />
Quarter page $200.<br />
If you can help please get in<br />
touch with me by Monday,<br />
14th May.<br />
Your support is much<br />
appreciated.<br />
Ben Hughes<br />
President<br />
<strong>Waverley</strong> Football Supporters’<br />
Club<br />
ben@tradevin.com.au
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Careers information & HSC tips<br />
University of Sydney Year 10<br />
Information Evenings<br />
Registrations open on Monday 14 May at 5pm.<br />
Dates: 6 and 12 June 2012, Time: 6 – 8pm<br />
Venue: Eastern Avenue Foyer, Camperdown<br />
campus<br />
Contact us on 1300 362 006 or email future.<br />
students@sydney.edu.au<br />
http://sydney.edu.au/future_students/domestic_<br />
undergraduate/year_10_evening/index.shtml<br />
NSW Department of Education and<br />
Communities 2013 Teacher Education<br />
Scholarship Program<br />
This year, up to 300 scholarships are available for<br />
talented students to train as teachers in secondary<br />
maths, science (physics) or English, and in special<br />
education.<br />
As a scholar, you’ll receive a $5,000 annual<br />
training allowance while studying full time for<br />
a teaching qualification. When you complete<br />
your studies, you are guaranteed permanent<br />
employment in a NSW public school in an agreed<br />
location and awarded a further $3,000 to assist<br />
with expenses such as relocation costs. The<br />
closing date is 5 October 2012. Telephone 1300<br />
301 435 or email scholarships@det.nsw.edu.au.<br />
https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/about-us/careerscentre/school-careers/teaching/our-programs-andinitiatives/teaching-scholarships<br />
University of Notre Dame Early Offer<br />
Program<br />
Notre Dame’s Early Offer Program is designed to<br />
attract and select talented and capable high school<br />
students for an early offer into our University.<br />
This program is offered to Year 12 students who<br />
have demonstrated academic excellence, along<br />
with a special talent in community involvement or<br />
leadership.<br />
Early Offer Program Applications due Friday 31<br />
August, 4:00pm<br />
http://www.nd.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_<br />
file/0015/111516/early_offer_program_guide-.pdf<br />
UNSW Co-op Program<br />
Industry linked scholarships for high achieving<br />
students in the fields of Business (Commerce),<br />
Science, Engineering and the Built Environment.<br />
Senior managers from industry and government<br />
have worked with UNSW academics to plan all<br />
Co-op Programs.<br />
UNSW Co-op Program scholars receive structured<br />
industry training (between 9 and 18 months) and<br />
gain highly valuable, relevant work experience with<br />
up to four different sponsor companies.<br />
UNSW Co-op Program scholars receive a taxfree<br />
scholarship of $16,750 per annum. This is<br />
paid in fortnightly instalments and can be used at<br />
the student’s discretion. Application Due Date:<br />
Sunday 30 September, 2012<br />
Tel (02) 9385 5116 Fax (02) 9313 6774 Email<br />
cooprog@unsw.edu.au<br />
Web http://www.co-op.unsw.edu.au/<br />
Macquarie University Parent<br />
Information Evening<br />
Wednesday 13 June, 6pm - 9pm<br />
An opportunity for parents and students in<br />
years 10 - 12 to learn more about degree<br />
programs, bonus point schemes, scholarships<br />
and the transition from high school to university.<br />
Register online http://www.mq.edu.au/pubstatic/<br />
events/2012/06/13/parent_information_evening/<br />
Sydney University Engineering and IT<br />
Parent Information Night<br />
The Faculty of Engineering and Information<br />
Technologies is holding its annual Year 11/12 and<br />
Parent Information Night to give students a greater<br />
insight into undergraduate courses in: Engineering;<br />
Information technologies and Project management.<br />
The evening will be held on Thursday, June 8 at<br />
6.15pm for 6.30pm start - 8pm in the PNR Lecture<br />
Theatre, PNR Building, Maze Crescent, Darlington<br />
Campus, The University of Sydney<br />
Students and parents should register at sydney.<br />
edu.au/engineering/info-night<br />
NIDA Open Day<br />
NIDA Open day will be held on 2 June 2012,<br />
10am – 4pm at 215 Anzac Parade, Kensington<br />
. NIDA Open Day gives you the chance to go<br />
behind the scenes to find what it is like to study at<br />
NIDA. There will be workshops, performances and<br />
presentations by NIDA staff and students. There<br />
will be dedicated sessions to introduce their new<br />
program Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Staging). For<br />
more information, go to www.nida.edu.au<br />
KPMG’s Cadetship Recruitment<br />
For students intending to study for a commerce<br />
or business degree majoring in accounting or<br />
information systems. It involves working full time<br />
and studying part time for the first 2 years.<br />
KPMG helps with substantial study leave and time<br />
off to attend lectures.<br />
In the third and fourth years, a cadet attends<br />
university full time and works during vacations.<br />
Vacation income is supplemented by a weekly<br />
allowance.<br />
Applications close on 15 June 2012.<br />
http://www.kpmg.com/AU/en/JoinUs/Graduates-<br />
Students/Cadetships/Pages/default.aspx<br />
Careers information continued next page....<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 11<br />
Macquarie<br />
University HSC<br />
Enrichment<br />
Program<br />
Chemistry HSC Enrichment<br />
Day<br />
Date: Wednesday 11 July,<br />
2012<br />
Duration: 8 am - 3.45 pm with<br />
optional lecture 3.45 pm –<br />
4.45 pm<br />
Venue: Building E7B,<br />
Mason Theatre, Macquarie<br />
University, North Ryde<br />
Cost: $70 (incl. GST).<br />
Registration due by Friday 6<br />
July, 2012.<br />
Physics HSC Enrichment<br />
Day<br />
Date: Thursday 12 July, 2012<br />
Duration: 8 am - 3.15 pm with<br />
optional lecture 3.25 pm –<br />
4.25 pm<br />
Venue: Building E7B,<br />
Mason Theatre, Macquarie<br />
University, North Ryde<br />
Cost: $70 (incl. GST),<br />
morning tea and for students<br />
attending optional lecture also<br />
includes and afternoon tea.<br />
Registration due by Friday 6<br />
July, 2012.<br />
This one-day workshop is to<br />
assist Year 12 students sitting<br />
their HSC in NSW and the<br />
ACT.<br />
http://www.accessmq.com.<br />
au/physics-HSC-enrichmentprogram-2012<br />
Enquiries: Matilde Jurado<br />
Hernandez, matilde.juradohernandez@mq.edu.au,<br />
T:<br />
(02) 9850 7956, F: (02) 9805<br />
3101
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Careers information and HSC tips, continued...<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers Trainee<br />
Program<br />
Applications close 24th June 2012.<br />
Open to people in the last year of high school or first<br />
year of university, the program enables students to<br />
gain practical experience within the Assurance, Tax<br />
& Legal or Private Clients business areas. Students<br />
must be planning to study either a Business/<br />
Commerce degree (with one of your majors as<br />
either accounting or information technology) or an<br />
Information Technology degree.<br />
http://www.pwc.com.au/careers/student/programs/<br />
trainee/index.htm<br />
Ernst & Young Cadet Program<br />
As a cadet, you’ll combine full-time work with<br />
WAVERLEY FOOTBALL TOUR GROUP 2012<br />
WOULD LIKE TO INVITE<br />
ALL WAVERLEY STUDENTS & SIBLINGS<br />
TO PUMP UP THEIR BOWLING ARMS AND COME ALONG TO<br />
A TEN PIN BOWLING NIGHT<br />
SUNDAY 17 JUNE 2012<br />
6.00PM – 9.00PM<br />
MANHATTAN SUPERBOWL<br />
Gardiners Road, Mascot<br />
$20.00 per person for two games of bowling<br />
http://datasearch2.uts.edu.<br />
au/undergraduate/school/<br />
leavers/scholarships/detail.<br />
cfm?code=0000016761<br />
Contact Mitchell Trask on<br />
0450 902 453<br />
http://www.bluemountains.<br />
edu.au/programs/shortdiscovery-programs/<br />
UTS Bachelor of Information<br />
Technology (BIT) co-op<br />
scholarship program<br />
You will receive around<br />
$15,500 during each year<br />
of your studies - a total of<br />
around $46,500. Applicants<br />
must complete the UTS BIT<br />
application questionnaire as<br />
well as apply through UAC.<br />
Round 1 - applications must<br />
be received by Friday 29 June<br />
2012with interviews on Friday<br />
13 July 2012 during the NSW<br />
school holidays.<br />
Round 2 - applications must<br />
be received by Wednesday 31<br />
October 2012with interviews<br />
on Friday 16 November<br />
2012 during the NSW school<br />
holidays.<br />
http://www.it.uts.edu.au/<br />
courses/scholarships/bit/<br />
index.html<br />
part-time university studies. It takes drive and<br />
commitment, but we’ll provide you with the<br />
support you need to succeed. You’ll gain valuable<br />
experience working with clients and will be exposed<br />
to senior managers early so that you can learn from<br />
some of the best. You’ll also benefit from the training<br />
and skills development we provide. And when you<br />
do graduate, the professional experience you’ll have<br />
gained through the cadet program will place you<br />
head and shoulders above your peers.<br />
Apply in Year 12 or in year one of your university<br />
degree.Application opening date 21 May 2012,<br />
Application closing date 25 June 2012.<br />
http://www.ey.com/AU/en/Careers/Students/Yourrole-here/Students---Programs<br />
Food and drinks can be ordered individually at the cafe on the night.<br />
A portion of the game fee goes to the Football Tour<br />
Please RSVP and let us know how many will be attending by<br />
11 June 2012<br />
Anna Micos<br />
0410 528 186<br />
gryllis1984@hotmail.com<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 12<br />
UTS<br />
Engineering &<br />
IT Dates 2012<br />
IT Undergraduate and<br />
Scholarships Evening-<br />
13th June at 6pm<br />
Engineering Undergraduate<br />
Courses Information Evening-<br />
20th June 6pm<br />
Engineering Scholarships<br />
Information Evening -27 June<br />
6pm<br />
http://datasearch2.uts.edu.au/<br />
feit/news-events/index.cfm<br />
http://feit.uts.edu.au/<br />
UTS Bachelor of<br />
Accounting & Bachelor<br />
of Information<br />
Technology Cooperative<br />
Scholarship<br />
Programs<br />
8 June – Bachelor of<br />
Accounting Co-Op<br />
Scholarship Round 1<br />
Application Deadline
WAVERLEY COLLEGE<br />
A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition<br />
<strong>NURRUNGA</strong><br />
Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford<br />
Sport Results<br />
Senior <strong>College</strong> Sport Results for 26 May 2012<br />
Rugby Football (Soccer) Tennis<br />
Date 26.05.12 Date 26.05.12 Date 26.05.12<br />
Round CAS Rd 4 Round CAS Rd 4 Round CAS Rd 4<br />
School Barker School Barker School Barker<br />
Home Yes Home Yes Home Yes<br />
Team Res Wav. Opp. Team Res Wav. Opp. Team Result<br />
1st XV L 7 21 1 XI D 2 2 1st IV L 2-6<br />
2nd XV W 19 12 2 XI L 0 1 2nd IV L 2-6<br />
3rd XV L 0 39 3 XI L 1 4 3rd IV L 1-5<br />
4th XV W 26 12 4 XI L 1 6 4th IV L 0-6<br />
5th XV L 0 42 5 XI L 0 14 10A L 0-6<br />
16A W 12 5 6 XI L 1 5 10B L 0-6<br />
16B L 0 26 7 XI L 0 10 9A L 0-6<br />
16C L 7 63 10A L 1 4 9B L 0-6<br />
16D L 10 45 10B D 1 1 9C L 0-6<br />
15A W 33 20 10C L 0 10 9D L 2-4<br />
15B L 7 36 10D L 0 4 8A L 0-6<br />
15C L 5 38 9A W 3 1 8B L 0-6<br />
15D L 0 55 9B W 1 0 8C L 0-6<br />
14A W 48 5 9C W 1 0 8D L 1-5<br />
14B W 26 12 9D W 2 0 7A L 0-6<br />
14C W 17 12 9E W 7 0 7B L 0-6<br />
14D W 22 12 9F L* 0 5<br />
14E W 50 36 8A L 0 1<br />
Debating<br />
13A L 17 12 8B L 0 4 Date 27.05.11<br />
13B W 28 7 8C L 0 8 School Marist Pagewood<br />
13C L 0 10 8D L 0 8 Team Result<br />
13D W 17 12 7A L 2 3 Firsts WIN<br />
13E W 22 7 7B L 0 1 11A LOSS<br />
13F L 12 19 7C L 0 1 Year 10 A WIN<br />
7D L 0 6 Year 9 A WIN<br />
7E L 0 3 Year 8 A LOSS<br />
7F L 0 3 Year 7 A WIN<br />
Junior School Results Round 5: Saturday 26th May 2012<br />
RUGBY<br />
SOCCER<br />
Team VS Field Time Results Team VS Field Time Results<br />
Prep 1 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 9.30am L 14 - 22 Prep 1 Coogee Prep Queens Park 8 9.30am W 3 - 0<br />
Prep 2 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 8.45am W 32 - 5 Prep 2 Mosman Prep Queens Park 8 8.45am W 3 - 1<br />
Prep 3 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 8.00am W 56 - 0 Prep 3 Mosman Prep Queens Park 8 8.00am L 1 - 2<br />
Prep 4 Scots Lower Queens Park 1 8.45am W 44 - 5 11A Scots Christison Park 101.15am L 0 - 2<br />
11A Knox Lower Gillespie 10.15am L 15 - 24 11B Scots Christison Park 9.30am L 1 - 2<br />
11B Knox Lower Gillespie 9.30am W 64 - 5 11C Scots Christison Park 8.45am L 1 - 2<br />
11C Knox Lower Gillespie 8.45am W 22 - 10 11D Scots Christison Park 8.00am L 0 - 4<br />
11D Knox Lower Gillespie 8.00am W 80 - 0<br />
11E BYE BYE BYE BYE<br />
10A Coogee Prep Lower Queens Park 1 8.00am W 38 - 0<br />
Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 13<br />
University<br />
Scholarships<br />
University of Sydney<br />
Scholarships<br />
Information Evening<br />
The Scholarships Information<br />
Evening will be held on<br />
Tuesday, 19 June<br />
More information will be online<br />
closer to the event.<br />
UNSW Scholarships<br />
Info Evening –<br />
Wednesday, 20 June<br />
2012<br />
The Scholarships Information<br />
Evening provides greater<br />
depth and detail on the range<br />
of scholarships at UNSW, with<br />
a focus on the application<br />
process and answering<br />
specific questions. The<br />
evening is aimed at Year 11<br />
and 12 students and their<br />
parents.<br />
The evening consists of a<br />
general introduction to UNSW<br />
scholarships and is followed<br />
by presentation and question<br />
breakout sessions, as well as<br />
information booths for one-onone<br />
discussions about specific<br />
scholarships.<br />
To make the most of the<br />
evening, be sure to have<br />
a look at the Scholarships<br />
and Co-op Program website<br />
before attending.<br />
Registration is essential.<br />
Date & Time: Wednesday, 20<br />
June 2012; 6:00pm – 8:30pm<br />
Location: Sir John Clancy<br />
Auditorium (C24)<br />
Registration: Via www.<br />
network.unsw.edu.au;<br />
Keyword: Scholarships<br />
Sports Scholarships<br />
USA<br />
For recreational or amateur<br />
sports men or women of<br />
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Students gain a University<br />
education in the US often<br />
for less than it costs to study<br />
here. Register Your Interest:<br />
http://studentplacement.<br />
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