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UPCOMING
EVENTS
WEEK 12B
Monday October 20 – Grade 4
Camp – end Wednesday October
22.
Tuesday October 21 – JS P&F
Meeting, 7pm
Junior School Leaders at Social Justice Sunday with
His Grace Archbishop Julian Porteous
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
MR DAMIAN MESSER
“We welcomed a number of new students to the College
and we wish them well for their journey at St Virgil’s”.
Welcome Back
It was great to see all the smiling faces that returned from a restful Term Three
holiday break. Both the staff and students have returned refreshed and ready for
the quick sprint to the end of the year.
We welcomed a number of new students to the College and we wish them well for
their journey at St Virgil’s. On a staffing note, we welcome back from long service
leave Miss Heidi Gregg and Ms Chanchal Foxen and we continue our welcome to
Mr Jeremy Price who is replacing Mr Jamie Di Ienno who is on leave for Term Four.
Wednesday October 22 – House
Beach Bonanza Day
Thursday October 23 – Hobart
Show Day
Friday October 24 – Student
Free Day
WEEK 13A
Monday October 27– 8C
Outdoor Education Experience
Tuesday October 28 – Senior
School Band visit to primary
schools
Full calendar at College website
www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au
We look forward to this term being a very productive one with many special events
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on the calendar. A special word of encouragement is extended to our Grade 10 students who are entering into their final
term at the College. It won’t be long before they are commencing preparation for their final exams in November!
Opportunities
With the beginning of a new term comes the chance for boys to get involved in many extra- curricular pursuits. I encourage
all boys to be involved in at least one activity during this final term. Information around this is available on the Sport
website or through this newsletter or the daily messages on campus. I wish all students who are getting involved this term
all the best.
Parents and Friends Associations
I take this opportunity to thank the Parents & Friends Associations on both campuses for their continued support during
Term Three and encourage you all to support the initiatives at both campuses during Term Four.
At Austins Ferry preparations are well under way for the annual Fair on Monday November 10 and I ask that both parents
and students keep an eye on the Star for all the upcoming activities.
A reminder that the raffle tickets are due back shortly. I encourage you to get them into the office as soon as possible. There
are also a number of grocery free dress days that are explained in this newsletter.
Holiday Service
During the recent holiday break we had a number of students involved in different service activities around Hobart. Boys
were involved with the Edmund Rice camps and St Vincent de Paul camps and a small group of students volunteered with
Rotary to support a function held for Dr Fiona Woods at the UTAS Medical Research Centre. I would like to thank all the
boys who gave so willingly of their time and encourage them to log their service hours with Mr Lapolla.
SATIS Athletics
The culmination for the senior athletics team occurs this Saturday at the Domain Athletics Centre. The State Carnival
begins at 9am and will conclude around 4.30pm. We wish the team all the best for the day. Students are encouraged to
attend and join the cheer squad to support the team and are reminded they must wear a uniform item that identifies with St
Virgil’s.
2015 Dates
Listed below are the term dates for the 2015 school year.
Thursday February 5
Friday February 6
Thursday April 1
Monday April 20
Friday July 3
Tuesday July 21
Friday September 25
Monday October 12
Wednesday December 16
Grade 3-7 commence
Grade 8-10 commence
Term One ends
Term Two commences
Term Two ends
Term Three commences
Term Three ends
Term Four commences
Term Four ends
Upcoming Events – Term Four
Wednesday October 22
Thursday October 23
Friday October 24
Saturday November 1
Friday November 7
House Beach Bonanza Day
Hobart Show Holiday
Staff and Student Free Day
Grade 7 2015 Orientation Day
Gala Concert
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Monday November 10
November 19 – 24
Tuesday November 25
Tuesday November 25
Wednesday November 26
Thursday November 27
Austins Ferry Fair
Grade 10 Exams
OVA/Grade 10 Mass
Grade 10 Dinner
Grade 10 Final Day
Thanksgiving & Awards Ceremony
Touchstones of the EREA
Charter
In the spirit of Blessed Edmund.
Damian Messer
Liberating Education
We open hearts and minds, through
quality teaching and learning
experiences, so that through critical
reflection and engagement each person
is hope-filled and free to build a better
world for all.
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL
MR TERRY BLIZZARD
“The evidence is very clear, and as was
outlined in a House of Representatives
report on boys learning outcomes, there
is
a
clear
correlation
between
behavioural problems and learning
outcomes ”
Gospel Spirituality
We invite all people into the story of
Jesus and strive to make his message of
compassion, justice and peace a living
reality within our community.
Welcome back to all members of the community for the commencement of Term
Four. I would like to commend all boys for the way in which they have presented
themselves on their return and in particular their hair styles. Term Four is special
for a number of reasons, and some of the particulars to note are as follow:
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Grade 8 Outdoor Education trips will be ongoing throughout the term.
Dates have been published and are available from the website.
House Beach Bonanza Day will be conducted next Wednesday October
22. See below for details.
The school will be closed next Thursday and Friday October 23 and 24 for
the Show Day break.
Wednesday October 29 and November 5 are free dress days. Boys are
asked to bring a grocery item and luck box items for the Fair. More
information to come.
House Beach Bonanza Day – Wednesday October 22, Seven Mile Beach
Next Wednesday all students will be heading to Seven Mile Beach to participate in
HBB Day. As the boys know, this event is one of the last opportunities for them to
gain vital house points for the House Cup, and as the points are so close, it will
probably determine the winner. The day is designed so all boys are involved in a
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Inclusive Community
Our community is accepting and
welcoming, fostering right relationships
and committed to the common good.
Justice and Solidarity
We are committed to justice and peace
for all, grounded in a spirituality of
action and reflection that calls us to
stand in solidarity with those who are
marginalised and the Earth itself.
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number of enjoyable team challenges. The following arrangements have been outlined to the students:
UNIFORM: Students should wear a house coloured shirt and board shorts to school. As this is a House event appropriate
coloured clothing is encouraged. If possible, they should also bring an alternative bag to the school bag. A hat, towel &
sunscreen are vital. Boys need to make sure they have a change of dry clothes as they cannot travel on the bus in their wet
bathers.
LUNCH: BYO Food and drinks – there will be no other options available.
GENERAL OUTLINE:
 Students travel to school as normal with the exception of those who have returned notes to their Pastoral
Care Teacher outlining other arrangements.
 Buses depart at approx. 9:00am to transport boys to the venue.
 Buses should arrive at the carpark at Seven Mile Beach, near Pines Resort, at approx. 9.40am
 Activities commence around 10.00am.
 Boys will rotate through activities such as Rafting, Beach Flags, Ramp Building, Run Swim Run, Beach
Sports and a free swim. Suitably qualified Life Saving staff will be provided.
 Lunch and clean-up 1.30pm – 2.00pm
 Announcement of results 2.00pm
 Dismissal to buses at around 2.10pm. There will also be buses returning to Austin’s Ferry.
 Buses will go on reverse route, similar to Athletics Day. Students are to travel on normal bus straight to
home.
If you have any questions about the day please don’t hesitate to contact the college.
Boys and Classroom Behaviour
I have written previously about the impact on learning that poor behaviour has. The evidence is very clear, and as was
outlined in a House of Representatives report on boys learning outcomes, there is a clear correlation between behavioural
problems and learning outcomes. The evidence suggests that one problem may lead to another; in other words for some
boys behavioural difficulties lead to learning difficulties, while for others learning difficulties lead to behaviour problems. Of
even greater concern for me is when this poor behaviour impacts on the learning of others.
The House of Representative report also highlighted the impact that parental awareness and support for the school can
have in dealing with these poor behaviours. The research clearly shows that when a boy is getting the same messages at
home as he is at school the opportunity for change is increased significantly.
For some boys Term Four can be a challenge and I include the information above with the understanding that we are about
teaching and learning, and giving every boy an opportunity to grow is a shared experience between and home. As always we
appreciate the support of parents in this regard.
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COLLEGE MINISTER
BR PETER FLINT
Tuesday morning was a bit chilly and I judged it was a "9 litre morning”. So I brewed 9 litres of milo and set up my mobile
stall. I judged right!
During a lull in business, I looked around the quadrangle and became thoughtful about what I saw. There were 300 to 400
boys present, all engaged with one another in various friendship groups. Just conversation about whatever. It was an
animated but peaceful scene with lots of life being shared.
Then this morning during our community prayer I read from St Paul:
"What the Spirit brings is very different: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, trustfulness, gentleness and selfcontrol. There can be no law against things like that, of course”. Galatians 5
And it struck me that that was what I was seeing in the quadrangle before school in those 300 to 400 boys - love, joy,
peace, patience, kindness, goodness, trustfulness, gentleness and self-control.
The Sprit of God in the lives of those boys and in the life of the College.
Br Peter
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COLLEGE PSYCHOLOGIST
MRS ALI MORSE
Anglicare’s 1,2, 3 Magic Course and Engaging Adolescents Course
It is very exciting to be able to offer two courses run by Anglicare to our St Virgil’s parents and staff. Parenting is one of the
most important roles we will ever undertake and at times it can be challenging. These courses can help us to remove the
trial and error of parenting and assist us in successfully raising children with whom we can enjoy happy and respectful
relationships.
You might consider the following questions:
 Would you like to be able to manage your child’s behaviour without arguing and/or yelling?
 Would you like to learn how to use ‘emotion coaching’ to encourage positive behaviour in your child?
 Would you like to effectively manage challenging behaviours?
 Would you like to hear what are reasonable expectations to hold about your adolescent?
 Would you like to build a better relationship with your adolescent?
 Would you like to learn skills to help you tackle tough conversations with your adolescent?
If you answered ‘yes’ to any of the above questions, this course may be something you would be interested in attending.
We think that this information will be invaluable to the parents in our community. St Virgil’s College is offering workshops
for parents of primary and secondary aged students free of charge.
Course Details
Course 1: Engaging Adolescents
Parenting skills for resolving teenage behaviour problems!
A three-session program for parents and carers at
St Virgil’s College ‘Joyce Performing Centre’
6.30 – 8.30 pm on Wednesdays 15 & 29 October, and 5 November
Course 2: 1, 2, 3 Magic Course - For Parents of Young Children
Learn to manage difficult behaviour in children 2–12 years old.
A three-session program for parents and carers at
St Virgil’s College Junior School.
6.30 — 8.30pm on Thursdays
30 October, 6 and 13 November
If you would like to register your commitment to attending either, or both of these programmes please access the course
information flyers at http://www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au/news-publications/
I am looking forward to learning some new strategies. Hope to see you there!
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JUNIOR SCHOOL
MR ANDREW PINELLI, HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL
“We don’t grow when things are easy; We grow when we face challenges.”
Anon: Twitter
Last Day of Term
What an uplifting atmosphere surrounded the Junior School Campus on the last day of Term 3. All boys really got into the
spirit of Footy (Sports) colours. The weather also stayed acceptable (enough) for a number of Grade 6 boys and teaching
staff to take on the ice bucket challenge. Enough money was also raised to see Mr Messer have a big bucket of icy water
poured all over him by a surprisingly enthusiastic Mrs Messer!!! Thank you to the SRC boys who have organised these
activities and to all families who have generously supported the fund raising efforts connected to these activities.
Term 4
It has been great to see all the boys return to school bubbling with energy again as we move on into a very busy Term 4.
There are many opportunities on offer this term for all boys to shine and I encourage them to tackle them all
enthusiastically.
Uniform
It has been very pleasing to see almost every boy remember that during Term 4 all Junior School Campus boys are to wear
their bucket hats at recess and lunch times. They are in plentiful supply in the Clothing Pool if families need a spare.
Holiday Maintenance
During the holiday break a number of projects were undertaken to keep the Junior School Campus looking good.
 The bank area behind the Grade 5 classrooms was professionally cleared. Mrs Graves and the Green Thumbs Boys
will install treated pine tiering and undertake some planting in the coming weeks.
 A new handrail was installed on the stair landing between the top court and the senior classrooms.
 New treads were painted onto all the stairs around the campus.
ICAS Assessments
Earlier in the year all boys from Grades 3 – 6 completed the Maths assessment. Unfortunately, there were no distinction
results but the boys performed well in this assessment with some pleasing results by:
Merit:
Grade 3:
Grade 4:
Grade 5:
Grade 6:
Kobi Gray
Will Lukianenko, Sahib Singh
Jonathan Badenach, Luke Johnson, Riley Ringrose, Joshua Skelly
Sam Cornelius, Aaron Cuison, Joshua Harvey, Liam Wilson
Credit:
Grade 3:
Grade 4:
Grade 5:
Grade 6:
Daniel Tang, Oliver Ganon
Aidan Jones, Alan Maxwell
Ryan Borsboom, Joseph Fracalossi, Joe McShane, Joshua Murray, Joshua Wylie
James Bourke, Edward Staley
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PAT Assessments
This week, all boys have been undertaking the annual ACER PAT (Progressive Attribute Tests) in Comprehension,
Vocabulary, Spelling and Mathematics. This year the assessments have been online which has caused some technical issues
with the test provider. The boys are to be commended on their mature approach to undertaking these assessments. Once
they have been finished, the staff will commence interrogating the results and plan for the remainder of the year as well use
the data to prepare for 2015.
Grade 6 Canberra Trip
It was pleasing to have every boy and at least one of his parents accompany him to the information session for the
upcoming Canberra Trip for Grade 6. Whilst there are some anxious boys, and a few parents, everyone left a little more
relaxed.
JSSATIS Sports
This term we have entered two teams in the Grade 3/4 JSSATIS T-Ball and three teams in the JSSATIS Touch Football
competitions. Once again a big thank you to our parent (and staff) volunteers who make themselves available as coaches or
managers so that the boys get these opportunities. Good luck to all the teams.
Basketball
This weekend we have two teams entered in each of the Grade 3/4 and Grade 5/6 Southern Tasmanian Primary Schools
Basketball Tournament which will be held at Clarence Basketball stadium and the Moonah Basketball stadium. Once again
thank you to our coaches and managers and best of luck to all our teams. Results will be available next week.
Calendar Update
Parents and guardians are reminded to subscribe to the College’s online calendar. The great advantage of this is that if
there are necessary changes to dates these changes can be made immediately. Please check the calendar at:
http://www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au/calendar/
Significant, Upcoming Events are Summarised Below:
October
Little Red Riding Hood TSO Performance
Southern Tasmanian Primary Schools Basketball
Grade 4 Camp
P & F Meeting, 7pm
Hobart Show Day
Pupil Free Day
October 16
October 18/19
October 20 – 22
October 21
October 22
October 23
Junior School Sport Photos
All the Junior Sports photos are now available for purchase online with the following shoot key AUCEJXPA for $10 each
until November 10.
The website to log on is: www.orders.kkphotos.com.au
Canteen
Wednesday October 22 – K Bridgland / L Jankowiak
Thursday October 23 – SHOW DAY
Friday October 24 – STUDENT FREE DAY
Any changes or concerns please contact Mrs Olga Leon – [email protected]
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SPORT
DIRECTOR OF TRANSITI ON
Mr James Dalton
Director of Sport
MR CAMERON ALEXANDER
Grade 9 – Royal Hobart Show, Woodworking Guild Assistance
Each year the College is asked to supply 12 Grade 9 volunteers to assist the Wood
Working Guild on the Friday at the Hobart Show. The boys receive free entry and then
commit to a two hour shift where they assist young children build a wooden toy. In
the past boys have found the experience highly enjoyable and rewarding and not just
because they got in for free! Any boys interested can register by emailing me on
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
MR JEREMY WILLIAMSON
Music Lesson Attendance
At St Virgil’s College over 350 boys take a weekly musical instrument lesson. This is a
timely reminder to parents and boys that notification must be given directly to the
Director of Music or the Instrument teacher should your son be sick or absent from the
lesson for any reason. Please email absences to [email protected]
Gala Concert 2014 – Music Ensembles and Drama Performers
The annual Gala Concert will be held on Friday evening, 7:00pm November 7 at the
Nagle Centre, St Mary’s College, Hobart. Tickets are now available for purchase
through the senior or junior school offices or through the online booking website
www.easybookings.com.au/event/st-virgils-college-gala-concert
The following groups are performing for the concert; as such, families should ensure
students are available for the daytime the rehearsal on Friday November 7 and the
concert that evening.
Glenorchy Cricket Club
Spaces still available for Junior
teams in Year 4/5 on Tuesday
evenings and Year 5/6 on
Wednesday evenings, Under 13s
on Sunday, the club has 3x T20
Blast teams including a girls
side which is for Year 3/4 played
at KGV on Monday evenings, 2x
In2 Cricket Centres with for 4-8
year olds on Saturday mornings
at KGV , and an Under 17 female
side.
Accredited coaches, willing
volunteers, fantastic support
from our cricket community in
the Northern Suburbs and
Derwent Valley and continuing
confidence in the Glenorchy
Cricket Club brand!
If you would like to play in one
of these teams, or enter a school
team for the Year 3/4 T20 Blast
at KGV Oval, contact GDO
Andrew Moore 0408 284228 or
email him on
[email protected]
'C'mon Jump on board'
Senior Band, Senior Choir, Saxophone Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Guitar
Ensemble, Big Band, Grade 7 Band, Rock Band, Junior Choir, Junior Vocal Ensemble,
Grade 6 Band Grade 5 Band.
More information about rehearsal days will be forthcoming. If there are any queries
about the Gala Concert, please contact Mr Williamson at the College on 6249 6555 or
via email [email protected]
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HEALTH AND WELLBEIN G
MR JUSTIN MAHONEY
Health and Physical Education
Next week Grade 8 students will commence a unit on Relationships and Sexual Health during their Health lessons. The
program is based on the framework ‘Growing Towards Wholeness’ (GTW) which was commended by the previous
Archbishop of Hobart, Adrian Doyle and recommended by the former Director of Catholic Education, Dr Patricia
Hindmarsh. It also uses the Australian Curriculum: HPE and the Shine SA program (endorsed by Catholic Education
Tasmania) to ensure it is age appropriate.
GTW is designed to assist the parents of students who attend Catholic schools, Catholic school educators, and parishes in
the Archdiocese of Hobart to support what is already being achieved in schools, and to guide the future development of
programmes in accordance with current best practice. It offers a mandate for schools to act in accordance with the
teachings of the Church, and to draw upon contemporary information and teaching practices to assist parents and parishes
as they carry out their responsibilities to bring their children to a true and full understanding of human sexuality.
Information regarding the policy document and content framework of the program can be found at
http://www.catholic.tas.edu.au/publications/other-documents. If you wish, you may withdraw your son from the ‘Growing
Towards Wholeness’ programme, in which case alternative work will be supplied. If this is the case, you will need to notify
Mr Mahoney via email at [email protected] prior to your son’s next Health lesson.
SPORT
Sailing - The Admiral Signals!
One of my great sailing photos!
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The boy was 12 years old and in Grade 7 at the time. He is on a $10,000 dinghy, capsized in the middle of the Derwent
River. He has checked that his crew hand is okay and he is starting the righting procedure. He can handle the situation.
This was my screen saver for many months as it captured some of the opportunities sailing presents. Among them is the
opportunity to confront the sudden mishap and recover from it - alone; to cope with the unexpected difficulty alone; to face
extreme conditions and get through them; to be responsible for others. He also learns that he cannot fight the wind and the
wave, he has to learn to read them and use them to go where he would. And on I could go.
Sailing is good for the personal growth of young people. That is one of the reasons I like to be involved.
In addition for me, being close to creation is to be close to the Creator, and that is a good place to be.
Back to business!
Learn to Sail Starts Next Monday.
Anyone interested in trying out sailing is welcome to come down to AFYC after school, even just for a look.
If you are interested, contact Br Peter 0439 738327.
COLLEGE COMMUNITY NE WS
Austins Ferry Canteen
Mrs Carol Hilyer
The Summer Menu has commenced in Term 4. Parents are also reminded that lunch orders can be placed and paid for via
secure online portal from the College website.
Friday
October 17
Cindy Gallahar
Kylie King
Monday
October 20
Dana Cetkovic
Tony Wylde-Brown
Tuesday
October 21
Andrea Vout
Wednesday
October 22
BEACH
Thursday
October 23
HOBART
Friday
October 24
STUDENT
FREE DAY
Monday
October 27
Della Williams
Help Needed
Tuesday
October 28
Narelle Feckleton
Wednesday
October 29
Janita Winthrop
Maria Spinks
Thursday
October 30
Selina Percey
Sarah O’Halloran
Friday
October 31
Susan Roberts
Tina Jenkins
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BONANZA
SHOW
DAY
No Canteen
Public Holiday
Sally Feldmanis
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Uniform Shop
Mrs Cindy Gangell
2014 UNIFORM SHOP OPENING HOURS
SENIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS
Tuesday and Thursday 8.30 am to 3.30 pm
JUNIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS
Tuesday 8.30 to 9.30 am Thursday 2.00 to 3.30 pm
ONLINE ORDERS
All on line orders can be collected from recess on Tuesday or Thursday at the Uniform Shop or by arrangement from the
Front Office.
Junior School Sport Leaders at Social Justice Sunday
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ST VIRGIL’S COLLEGE PARENTS & FRIENDS ASSOCIATION
Mrs Susan Roberts,
President
2014 Twilight Fair
Monday November 10, Austins Ferry, 5pm
A very big thank you to all parents who offered their assistance manning or coordinating stalls, and/or donating goods and
prizes for the 2014 FAIR – the response has been fantastic!
All those parents who so kindly offered their help or made donations will be contacted by Julie Doran or their Stall
Coordinator, early in October.
All donated goods and prizes can be left at the School Office up until Friday November 7 - clearly marked or labeled “Fair
2014 donation”.
SENIOR SCHOOL MAJOR RAFFLE
ALL FAMILIES WILL RECEIVE RAFFLE BOOKS DURING THE LAST WEEK OF THIS TERM SO PLEASE KEEP ASKING
YOUR SONS IF THEY HAVE THEM IN THEIR BAG SO THAT THEY CAN START SELLING THEM !
This year's major raffle prize is a 6x4 Trailer and Groceries !!
This is a fantastic prize which I am sure all families could put to good use.
If you would like more raffle books to sell – please contact the Senior School Office.
SPECIAL DAYS AND DATES TO REMEMBER
There will be 3 Free Dress Fair donation days coming up for all Senior School students;
st
1 FREE DRESS “SPORTS COLOURS” DAY for a Gold Coin Donation
Friday September 26
2
nd
FREE DRESS DAY for Grocery Items Donations
Wednesday October 29
rd
3 FREE DRESS DAY for additional Grocery Items, Lucky Boxes Contents Donations (e.g. sealed bags of lollies or
chocolates, hair accessories, toy cars, etc for girls and boys)
Wednesday November 5
If there are any queries or concerns please do not hesitate to contact either
Susan Roberts on 0416 278 721 or Julie Doran on 0417 584 180
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St Virgil’s, St Mary’s and Guilford Young Colleges Rowing Club
PO Box 20, Newtown 7008, Tasmania
SHOPPING AFTERNOON
FUND RAISER
@ THE CUPBOARD
(Formerly Roses Cupboard)
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15
435 MACQUARIE STREET
SOUTH HOBART
4.00 – 6.00PM
GOLD COIN DONATION
LUCKY DOOR PRIZE
CHAMPAGNE & NIBBLES
Newsletter Attachments – Available from website - http://www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au/news-publications/
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2014 Instrumental Music Programme Enrolment Form
University Water Polo Club – Junior Player Information - http://waterpolotasmania.com.au/join-a-club/
North Hobart Junior Cricket Club Registration Flyer
Redbanks School Mud Run Flyer
1,2,3 Magic and Engaging Adolescents Parent Workshops @SVC
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Fraser Rose (right) working with old
scholar Lachlan Chandler
A WEEK IN
THE LIFE OF
THE COLLEGE
Grade 7 Soccer Premiers
Each week boys at St Virgil’s
College are involved in a wide
range of exciting curricular and
co-curricular experiences.
These experiences provide a rich
source of learning, fun and
personal growth – here is just a
snapshot of these activities,
captured through the lens of Br
Peter Flint and Mr Andrew
Pinelli.
Additional photos can be
accessed at:
Svcpics.phanfare.com
Slam Poetry
Slam Poetry
Academic Endeavour!
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Testing out the new furniture in the
Hamilton Wing
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