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In This Issue: The Right Learning for a Rite of Passage • Date Claimers • Youth Art Exhibition • Equestrian Dates • Emergency Services Day • Uniform Shop • Health Centre SMS Service • Parents With Overdue College Fees • Faith’s Got Talent • Enrolments News • Health Inspirations • Career News • Science News • The Big Question • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory • Lutheran Holiday Camps • Undercover Boss • Well Done Touch Teams! • Congratulations Liam • Sports Awards Dinner Issue 31 16 October 2014 You are invited to Attend our Annual Sports Awards Dinner (Click the links below to go to articles) • news E Faith Lutheran to be held on Friday 24th October 2014 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start Laidley Cultural Centre (Laidley-Plainland Road, Laidley North) Faith Lutheran College Plainland www.faithlc.qld.edu.au $20.00 per Adult $10.00 per Student 3 course dinner and apertisers will be served Softdrinks will be available for purchase Dress: Smart Casual Guest Speakers - Auction - Awards Presentation RSVP: Wednesday 22nd October 2014 Tickets Available Online: http://www.trybooking.com/107363 or by contacting: Heidi Rose on 0754 669925 via email at [email protected] Enews Faith Lutheran College The Right Learning for a Rite of Passage I always find this time of year intriguing. This is primarily based on how the cohort of Year 12 students approach their final term of schooling. Some burst out of the gate, striving towards achieving their best possible results across the final few weeks, whereas some appear more focussed on their post schooling plans already. This latter pondering often sees students vary in their hopes and dreams. Some are primed and ready to tackle the world and make their mark, whilst others seem a little less sure how they’re going to adjust to this new world of adulthood and responsibility. Often the students who are most concerned about their future plans base their worries on either their poor academic results or having studied the wrong subjects across Years 11 and 12. True, these can be important things to consider when applying for certain university courses or employment opportunities; however, they are only a couple of the many things in life to worry about. I don’t say this to alarm, as some people might perceive this as a daunting half glass emptied view of the world, but this could not be further from my point. What I want to highlight is yes there are things to be concerned about in the world; however, the likes of what results you achieve and whether you receive your first university offer does not matter in the grand scheme of things – i.e. life. Yes, they might be important for a short period of time; however, they won’t define whether you’re happy or successful in your lifetime. Year 12 students needs to remember that they’re not only graduating from school with their final academic results, but more importantly, they’re also graduating with 12 years of social and emotional learning. Schools are holistic learning hubs where students learn keys skills and abilities beyond the classroom. Take a student who studies wholeheartedly and solely focuses their time and energy towards achieving the best possible academic results. Sure, they might ‘achieve’ and be successful in their university or employment pursuits; however, I’d equally attest that a student who does their best at their studies whilst also involving themself in a number of co-curricular or community based activities would experience at least a similar richness in learning – just a different type of learning through a greater range experiences. My comment here isn’t to stir debate about what’s the right amount a student should study or involve themself in co-curricular activities; instead, I highlight this for students currently worried about their school results and/or post schooling plans, so that they can realise their academic results won’t determine their ability to transition to the adult world – whether in a workplace or study capacity. The other thing I’d like to remind not just Year 12 students, but all Faith students, are of the many important learning experiences and activities they’ve likely participated in whilst at our College, all of which are filled with incredible learning that will undoubtedly influence them later in life. Whether these were through words shared during a Care Group devotion or Chapel service, perhaps even whilst being involved in a fundraising initiative, or simply by participating in one of the many community events we share here at Faith like the Fair, these experiences combined create a tapestry of rich learning. Through these years of experiences, you should have almost unbridled confidence in the steps you take post school. Remember these experiences, not simply the final academic results you receive, will likely be the greatest ingredient and determining factor whether your adult life has the greatest meaning and success. Best of luck to not only this year’s graduating cohort, but all students as they journey towards post schooling life. Life isn’t solely measured by the results you achieve in school, nor the subjects you studied. What’s important is that you continue to be a learner and take each moment as another chance to learn and make new meaning of the world. Whether your school results enable you to enact your post schooling plans immediately or not, know that there will be many other important experiences across your lives which you’ll be able to draw upon and use to improve your contributions to our world. “May he give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed.” Psalm 20:4 Tyson Kenny Deputy Principal Home Faith Lutheran College Date Claimers • Saturday 18 October High Tea for Sarah Laidley Cultural Centre • Monday 20 October Friday 24 October Sports Awards Night • Wednesday 29 October Faith’s Got Talent • Friday 31 October World Teachers Day • Monday 3 - Friday 9 November Youth Arts Week Youth Art Exhibition You are invited to attend the Pupil Free Day • Lockyer Valley Enews 2014 Lockyer Valley Youth Art Exhibition at Faith Lutheran College 5 Faith Avenue Plainland QLD 4341 - H Block Amphitheatre - Thursday 6th November Free Workshop Opportunities • Saturday 8 November Lockyer Valley Youth Arts Awards • Monday 10 - Friday 14 November Year 12 Exam Block • Tuesday 11 November Remembrance Day • Wednesday 19 November Year 12 Formal • Thursday 20 November Year 12 Red Frogs Visit Friday 7th & Saturday 8th November Open Exhibition 9am-5pm Gold Coin Donation Free for school students Saturday 8th November GALA NIGHT Commencing at 6pm $25 per person (Artists $10) Canapes, refreshments & entertainment. 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PROUDLY SPONSORED BY Faith Lutheran College Home 5 Faith Avenue Plainland QLD 4341 Ph: 5466 9900 | Fax: 5466 9911 www.faithlc.qld.edu.au International Food Emporium ABN 25436854980 | 50 Railway Street Gatton QLD 4343 Ph: 5462 3701 | Fax: 5462 3713 www.international-foodemporium.com Home Enews Faith Lutheran College PD Equestrian Dates NE PATI W E WEL NTS COM E lainland ental Phone “Caring for your family’s Smile” Wednesday afternoon Equestrian is on again this term with the following dates booked: 07 5465 7995 Now proudly part of the “Members Choice” and “Members Care” networks of Medibank, MBF, HBA and HCF www.plainlanddental.com.au Week 2 October 15 – Gatton Indoor Week 3 October 22 - Gatton Indoor Week 4 October 29 – Swan Road Week 5 November 5 – Swan Road Week 6 November 12 – Swan Road Week 7 November 19 – Gatton Indoor Week 8 November 26 – Swan Road Plainland Dental BC Sized.indd 1 Shop 13 Plainland Plaza 3 Gehrke Road, Plainland QLD 4341 [email protected] 17/12/2013 9:55:50 AM Tracey Muller Equestrian Coordinator Home Plainland’s Hardware and Rural Centre ‘Go Where The Tradies Go’ Phone 5465 6648 Home • • • • Hardware Tools Paint Timber • • • • Garden Gear Sheds Fencing Building Materials Cnr Cemetery Rd and Warrego Highway, Plainland Faith Lutheran College Uniform Shop Due to the College having a Pupil Free Day on Monday 20 October, the uniform shop will not be open. The Uniform Shop will re-open on Tuesday 21 October from 11am till 4pm Libby Moore Uniform Coordinator 0447 760 065 Home Health Centre SMS Service I would like to advise parents and caregivers that I will be sending out SMS messages when your child has come to the Health Centre for treatment. Please don’t be alarmed when you receive this message. If anything urgent or serious happens, I will contact you and speak to you during the course of the day as I currently do. If you require any clarification don’t hestitate to contact me at the School via the Office or on my email [email protected] Parents With Overdue College Fees This notice is to advise all parents that payment of the term 4 fees was expected to be received on or before the 17 October 2014 unless an existing payment plan is in place. The Gatton, Lockyer & Brisbane Valley Star Local news, information & entertainment all year ‘round Print + Online www.gattonsta r.com.au With this in mind, over the next few weeks the College will be contacting any parent who has overdue or unpaid fees, by letter and or telephone to follow up payment of their account so that future plans and developments at the College are not affected by their non-payment. We request parents to please contact the business manager personally if they are experiencing any financial hardship, as the College is quite amenable to making realistic payment arrangements for parents who find themselves in such situations. Plainland’s Hardware and Rural Centre Sincerely, ‘Go Where The Tradies Go’ Warren Haag Business Manager Phone 5465 6648 • • • • Warm regards, Janelle Newton RN/ Student Advocate Home Make a Date with the L atest Enews Home Hardware Tools Paint Timber • • • • Garden Gear Sheds Fencing Building Materials Cnr Cemetery Rd and Warrego Highway, Plainland Enews Faith Lutheran College Enrolments News Re-enrolment for 2015 Thank you to all those families who have returned their Re-enrolment form for next year, this information enables us to finalise plans for next year. If you have not yet returned this form it would be appreciated if you could do so at the earliest opportunity. If your child is not or may not be returning next year, completing this form will fulfil the College requirement of giving one term’s notice. Parents who do not give a term’s notice may be liable to pay an amount equal to one term’s fees. Faith’s Got Talent Faith’s Got Talent is here, so roll up roll up for an amazing evening of entertainment! There are big cash prizes at stake so it is sure to be an eventful evening. Come along and see the immense talents of our Faith students on show! Warm regards, There are limited vacancies in all other year levels. Louise Cottone Music Teacher Interviews for 2016 are now being held and we are encouraged with the number of applications already received. If you have a child in Year 5 and you would like them to attend our College please contact the College for an Information Package and Enrolment Application. The show starts at 6.30pm on Thursday 30 October at the Gatton Shire Hall. Applications can be downloaded from our website www.faithlc.qld.edu.au or by ringing 5466 9900. Home PD lainland We do have spare forms at Student Reception if needed. Enrolment Update Enrolments for Year 7, 2015 are almost full and we still have vacancies for Year 8. We encourage anyone who is looking for a position in 2015 to please lodge an application as soon as possible so their child does not miss out on the opportunity of being involved in our Orientation days during November. Cheryl Pisani Enrolments Officer Home NE PATI W E WEL NTS COM E ental Phone “Caring for your family’s Smile” 07 5465 7995 Now proudly part of the “Members Choice” and “Members Care” networks of Medibank, MBF, HBA and HCF www.plainlanddental.com.au As We Do Plainland Dental BC Sized.indd 1 Shop 13 Plainland Plaza 3 Gehrke Road, Plainland QLD 4341 [email protected] 17/12/2013 9:55:50 AM Concreting ‘We finish concrete to your needs’ Phone Paul 0439 860 790 Master Builders No: 68591 GeneraI Safety Induction No: 0825884 QBSA NO: 1054899. Paths and Driveways Carports Patios and Pergolas Plain Concrete Coloured Concrete Exposed and Stencilled Spray Paving Fully Licenced and Insured FREE QUOTES Enews Faith Lutheran College HEALTH Inspirations Do you want to be a part of an industry that provides services to more people than any other industry? Ever considered studying in a field that can take you anywhere in the world? What about caring for the elders of your community? 1456 Brisbane Valley 4424 Warrego Highway Plainland - P: 5426 7296 P: 5411 4655 Highway Fernvale - Home E news Faith Lutheran College Career News options are on campus and off campus. For information about both options, visit www.griffith.edu. au/accommodation. QTAC UPDATES You can still lodge your application now, however, higher application fees apply. Applications cost $130 for 2014 Year 12 students ($149 for non-Year 12 applicants). The due date for the 15th January offer round is 10th December but students are encouraged to apply before that date. Remember to see the QTAC website for course changes (2014/2015 Admissions). Bond University Applying for Bond courses – For all courses except medicine, you apply for Bond courses through the university’s online form at www.bond.edu.au/. Students who have already applied for a scholarship to Bond are not required to complete an additional application form. Changing preferences You can change preferences, delete preferences or add new preferences except for courses with a fixed closing date that has expired through the QTAC Current Applicant online service. The 7 January 2015 is the final date to change preferences for the 15 January offer round. You have three preference change sessions for most courses. Further preference change sessions will incur a fee of $35 each. Year 11’s interested in the Australian Defence Force Academy The optimum time to apply for entry into the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) is Semester 2 of Year 11. Students who are interested in an attractive salary while studying an Australian Defence Force degree in Business, Engineering, Arts, Science, Technology or Information Technology are encouraged to commence their application this year. You can start your application of the website at www.defencejobs.gov.au/ or ring 131901. Educational Access Scheme (EAS) applicants If you indicated on your QTAC application that you intended to apply for EAS, it is important that you submit your EAS application (i.e. cover sheet and required supporting documents) to QTAC as soon as possible. You can still apply for EAS even if you did not indicate this intension on your QTAC application (see www.qtac.edu.au/InfoSheets/ EducationalAccessSchemeEAS.html). Year 12’s with VET qualifications QTAC receives student data from QCAA in midDecember Griffith University Updates The range of scholarships available is listed at www. griffith.edu.au/scholarships. The application due date for the Deans’ Sir Samuel Griffith and Sir Samuel Griffith scholarships is 12 December 2014. Accommodation at Griffith – The accommodation Interested in joining the Queensland Police Service? Young people can apply for entry to the Queensland Police Service at the end of year 12 once they are 18 years of age. The specific eligibility requirements are listed on the Police Recruitment website at www.policerecruit.qld.gov.au/. The Queensland Police Recruiting Unit will be holding information seminars in Brisbane and regional centres during October 2014. For details see www.policerecruit.qld.gov.au/seminars/. If you are not able to attend a seminar, you can visit the Police Recruitment Centre at 30 Makerston Street, Brisbane. Alternatively, you can call 1300 232 267 or email [email protected] to make an appointment to speak with a recruitment officer. Study with SAE QANTM for a Day This program will be offered from 10 am- 4.30 pm on Saturday 18 October 2014. It will provide students with an opportunity to experience hand-on training in the fields of Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games, Web and Mobile. Visit www.sae.edu.au/news-andevents/events/study-for-a-day-2/?date=2014-1018&id=466 for details and to register. Queensland Agricultural Training Colleges Scholarships There are a number of scholarships available at several of these colleges. They include: Meat & Livestock Australia Agriculture Industries Scholarship Fund Two $5,000 scholarships towards either the Australian Primary Industries Program (Emerald Agricultural College) or the Extensive Livestock Production Program (Longreach Pastoral College) two-year courses. Applications close on 31 October 2014 Australian Stock Horse Society Scholarship Two $1,000 scholarships to Certificate III in Rural Operations (Horses) students studying Rural Training Queensland (Gatton). Applications close 9 January 2015. Kevin McConnell Careers Advisor Home Faith Lutheran College The experience I enjoyed on the InspireU Science camp is one to remember, and I recommend all the Indigenous science-doers reading this to get up and join the InspireU science renegade. It’s an experience that is so unique and has been a necessary landmark in my own personal journey to becoming a professional scientist. I am Ironbark Venner and this has been Barky-News, Ironbark Venner Year 12 Student Science News Make a Date with the L atest The Gatton, Lockyer & Brisbane Valley Star Local news, information & entertainment all year ‘round Home PD ental Here is his story:- “Caring for your family’s Smile” NE PATI W E WEL NTS COM E Phone 07 5465 7995 Now proudly part of the “Members Choice” and “Members Care” networks of Medibank, MBF, HBA and HCF The first day I rocked up at the QCCC Brookfield campus feeling fresh in my Yeezus shirt and filled with a nervous sentiment, not really sure what to expect. This research entailed the partaking of a range of activities, all in the name of science, from netting fish to chasing stingrays in the serene blue waters of Myora Springs. No matter what it was, the camps activities were enjoyable – whether it was the unique wholesome feeling each new accomplishment granted, or the unifying effect said accomplishment had on us as a group. Print + Online www.gattonsta r.com.au lainland During the recent holidays, Ironbark Venner was selected to participate in the UQ InspireU Science Camp for Indigineous and Torres Strait Islander students who are looking at a career in Science. To my pleasure I was warmly received by the camps instructors and soon found my place amongst our 17 large renegade science troupe playing cards, monopoly, basketball and footy – but more importantly conducting real-life research together and covering a range important scientific topics, specific to the unique ecosystem we have on Stradbroke Island. 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Visit www.lyq.org.au/explodeandblast Highway Fernvale 4424 Warrego Highway Plainland mBEr FridAy 14–19 dECE SundAy ToTS youTh CAmp age: 2-week pack BLAST 1456 Brisbane Valley per camper BLaSt graDES 7-10: AquaFun Park > Get your blood pumping at the > Battle it out at Laser tag while tubing nged challe be and m > Laugh, screa Junior BLaSt graDE 3-6: challenges > Amazing beach games and night at Coolum Beach > Ride the waves body boarding Shots Fun Park Top at oon aftern whole a > Spend Home Centrelink Child Care rebates apply for all of our camps as Lutheran Youth of Queensland is a registered child care provider. Transport: Bus transport will be available. More information, conditions and costs are outlined on our website. Enews Faith Lutheran College Undercover Boss One of my favourite shows on TV at the moment is ‘Undercover Boss’. It’s hilarious to watch the CEOs of large corporations, in ridiculous disguises, get down and do the menial jobs their employees do. I currently work in Pastor Reid’s office and it’s great to have his support and inspiration so close at hand. Having Reid there watching me work the whole time would be another thing entirely though! Just thinking about it makes me realise there are plenty of ways I could lift me game! for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’ When I think about the Undercover Boss concept a little more I realise that I do have an undercover boss. Jesus is my Undercover Boss. He is God gone Undercover! Wait a minute, that’s not right though. Jesus died thousands years ago. He can’t see or hear or experience my work. He’s up in heaven dancing on clouds and playing harps isn’t he? In Matthew 25:31-36 Jesus tells us: Watching employees cut corners, swear at customers and sabotage the company right in front of their boss is train wreck TV at its finest. Most episodes put a cherry on top by sharing the story of an unsung-hero employee who receives a reward for their unassuming hard work. What if your boss went undercover? What if your CEO, company director, school principal, line manager, or head honcho came to work with you one day? Would it change the way you work? “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left. “Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’ “Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did Jesus is our undercover boss. He came down into our world and worked in the muck of our broken world. He healed the sick, fed the hungry, and taught the ignorant. But while Jesus has ascended into heaven, he is with us in the form of every person created in his image. Every time we slack off and treat other people like they don’t matter we are neglecting Jesus. Every time we show hospitality, kindness, or mercy we are showing it to the maker of the universe. What would your week like if you decided treated everyone like they we Jesus themselves? Yours in Faith David Browne Home Enews Faith Lutheran College Well Done Touch Teams! Congratulations Liam Congratulations to our touch teams who played at the all schools carnival last week. Both teams performed extremely well against some quality opposition. Congratulations to Liam Dean who was selected in the Met West Under 14 Cricket team last week. The Gatton, Lockyer & Brisbane Valley Star Local news, information & entertainment all year ‘round Home The open mixed team finished with an overall record of 4 wins 2 losses and 1 draw for the tournament and were one win off qualifying for the finals for a second year in a row. The junior boys finished with an overall record of 2 wins 4 losses and 1 draw. The highlight being a big 12 to 1 win over Windaroo Valley. A big thank you to Mr Beckett for giving up his time to coach the boys. Sports Awards Dinner This year we are hosting our Sports Awards with a special awards dinner hosting guest speakers, an auction and entertainment. This event is being held on Friday 24 October 2014 at the Laidley Cultural Centre. The Awards Night is open to all members of the community and students who will be receiving awards on the night should have received their personalized invitation through their Care Group teacher. Tickets are just $20.00 per adult and $10.00 per student and are available online at http://www.trybooking. com/107363 Players of the tournament were awarded to Todd Dennien and Jed Morgan Home Make a Date with the L atest Home Print + Online www.gattonsta r.com.au
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