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“Take time to enjoy
the everyday miracles in our lives.”
Monte Matters
7 November 2014 - Term 4, Week 5
Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College
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FROM THE
PRINCIPAL
Nicole Christensen
Take time to enjoy the
everyday miracles in our
lives.
Dear Parents and Friends of Monte,
Every day at Monte our girls come together in Chapel for
a dedicated time of reflection and prayer. Every week our
Miracles happen everyday, right here in our own lives.
teachers and staff come together every Thursday morning
They are always there, like gifts waiting to be opened.
before school for contemplation and prayer.
If our minds are preoccupied or we’re too busy or rushed,
If we can turn off our mobile phones for a few minutes,
we may not notice the miracles around us. The pace of
and turn off the television and computer at home, we give
life can become overwhelming at this time of the year;
ourselves the chance to go beyond the physicality realm
with end of year exams, family and work commitments
of our selves. Through daily prayer and reflection we can
and Christmas events. We need to learn and practice
give ourselves the time to slow down and reconnect with
how to live each day connected to the peace of present
our inner spirit.
moment awareness. Otherwise we miss out on seeing and
experiencing God’s gifts and the miracles around us.
From this spirit centered realm we are able to tap into
the Spirit of God and a realm where we are able to pay
Miracles are commonly described as an act of God or
attention and appreciate the presence of miracles in
a Devine intervention that only a few of us will ever
our lives. Through prayer and gratitude our lives can be
experience. I believe that miracles happen every day in
transformed.
our own lives. Miracles only seem extraordinary because
we are not paying attention to their presence in our
Let’s spend a few moments each day to pause, slow down
everyday lives.
our pace and remember to take a few deep breaths. Take
a walk, enjoy a sunrise or enjoy a cup of tea or meal with
The word miracle comes from the Latin word “miraculum”
a friend. Be a parent who makes time for your children
meaning to behold with rapt attention. When we pay
and listen. Spend time talking with them about things
attention we begin to notice the everyday miracles in our
other than their schoolwork. Let’s pause and reconnect
lives.
with each other, listening with our whole body, hearts and
mind.
In a discussion on miracles, The Sisters of Mercy Worldwide
said, “As Roman Catholics we shouldn’t have any difficulty
Let’s spend a few moments each day open to the presence
in believing in miracles. In fact, we have all experienced
of miracles.
graced moments in our own lives and in the lives of others,
which have come as gifts. To believe in miracles one must be
“If the love of God really reigns in your heart it will quickly
able to accept gifts, freely bestowed. Neither should we find
show itself in the exterior.” Catherine McAuley.
it difficult to accept that gifts have come our way because
someone who cares for us prayed to God on our behalf. It is
a graced world in which we live and so miracles are entirely
Nicole Christensen
possible and do happen.”
Principal
The Year 10 exams run this whole week, Year 9 commence
next Wednesday and Year 12 IBDP exams run until 21
November. We wish those girls all the best with their
DEPUTY
PRINCIPAL
revision and we hope that they are able to revise well
ADMINISTRATION
teaching staff, the support staff and the Sports Office staff
and construct their thoughts during the exams in order to
achieve their best.
I would also like to thank all the staff who enable your
daughters to take part in so many of these activities. The
all take time to facilitate these opportunities that the girls
are able to take up. Sometimes at the expense of time spent
with their families and their own free time. While we all
Joe Galletta
know that is part of life in a school, it is still important to
recognise the contribution of those groups.
Finally, as the year draws to a close, there are some “big
It is hard to believe that we are nearly at the end of 2014
ticket” events still to run: the Sports Dinner, Awards
but for Monte the pace never lets up. To write the Monte
Ceremonies, Year 10 Pastoral Program, Languages Days
Matters report at this time of year gives me a chance to
and Reflection Days all dot the landscape between now
congratulate all the students and staff who have taken part
and the end of the year. We hope that each student takes
in all of the many activities that we have run throughout
part in these wholeheartedly to get the most out of all
the year. From sports, to debating, to Community Service
the experiences available at Monte, and we hope that the
to Fundraising, our community has excelled itself yet
students understand and appreciate the work put in by
again.
the staff and their own parents who allow them to share
in all of those wonderful experiences.
There are a lot of events still to go, to round off the
year, particularly for our Year 10, Year 9 and Year 12IB
Joe Galletta
students who are now in the midst of their final exams.
Deputy Principal Administration
At Monte, the teachers of Mathematics have been
working actively to help students make sense of problems
and persevere in solving them, reason abstractly and
quantitatively, construct viable arguments and critique
the reasoning of others and model with Mathematics.
MATHS
DEPARTMENT
Maths in Action
Year 11
This week, the Year 11 General Mathematics students
attended an ‘incursion’ to concentrate on the Focus Study
- Energy and Sustainability. On the same day in the Sydney
Morning Herald was an article “Window closing to stop
climate change.” Most apt we thought!
Margaret Walker
Acting Head of Department
Mr Alex Minchin, an Engineer of Sustainable Design,
brought the day’s learning into perspective with a
presentation about his job and how students can be
Making Maths Meaningful at Monte.
conscious about saving energy in building and the
environment.
Hi Team
I came upon this man and his measuring tool in Catherine
McAuley Place this morning. What is he measuring? Is it a
good reading? How does it work? An open-ended question
for measurement. He mentions Australian Standards,
it doesn’t comply and hence maintenance will now act.
Answers provided but I want active learning first!
Jo Cooper
The girls using an energy calculator to work out
how much energy they use in their home.
Year 7
Groups of students in Mrs Pinnuck’s Year 7 Mathematics
class investigated “How many people would fit in Nura
Kammeraigal?”, while studying length and area this term.
So wrote Ms Joanne Cooper, Acting Director Middle School,
to the Maths staff one morning this term.
The question raised a number of other questions that
the groups had to answer and define, before being able
The first aim of MYP mathematics is ‘to encourage and
to proceed. They defined the boundaries of the space, the
enable students to: enjoy mathematics, develop curiosity
size of a ‘person’ and how the average person would be
and begin to appreciate its elegance and power.’ (MYP
positioned as they occupied the space, in their quest to find
Mathematics Guide, 2014)
a solution. Each group presented their plans, calculations
and findings in a PowerPoint presentation.
In the Australian Curriculum, this same aim is written
‘for students to develop an increasingly sophisticated
One group discovered that 8000 newborn babies standing
understanding of mathematical concepts and fluency
upright might fit in Nura Kammeraigal. While fitting
with mathematical processes.’ (Mathematics K-10, NSW
the notion of the maximum people, the practicality of
Syllabus for the Australian curriculum, 2012)
standing newborns upright and packing them into the
space proved to delight the cohort of students who worked
The use of approriate units and knowing where the
on that project. Other groups found that approximately
decimal points should be positioned was sometimes
900 people could stand or approximately 450 people could
challenging and drew on their deep knowledge of working
sit in the space but noted the it would be rather cramped
with decimals. The investigation gave context to their
and would indeed impinge on the personal space of those
learning and made their thinking visible. But it was in the
people.
sharing of their presentations that the appropriateness
and meaning of their results were considered and debated
for their relevance.
The activity allowed students to solve a problem, make
Year 7 Enrichment
choices,
worked
On Monday, 27 October the Year 7 Enrichment Mathematics
collaboratively, stating their reasons, and communicated
class attended the Talented Mathematicians Workshop
their working in their presentations in a logical and fluid
run by Inquisitive Minds, in partnership with MANSW,
manner.
in Killara. Having focused on developing logic, reasoning
formulate
and
interpretate.
They
and problem solving skills in class all year, it was a great
opportunity for the girls to put these skills into practice.
Working in teams with students from other Sydney schools,
many in higher year groups, the girls were confident
and impressive in their ability to solve a diverse range
of problems presented in a fast-paced environment. The
energy and enthusiasm from all students on the day was
overwhelming! Special mention must go to Bella Lynn and
her partner from Masada College, who were awarded the
1st place Certificate of Achievement in the final problem
solving competition of the day.
Margaret Walker
Acting Head of Mathematics
MERCY IN ACTION
TIMOR
LESTE
FUNDRAISER
Thursday
13 November
6.00pm-8.30pm
“It is more blessed to
give than to receive.”
Acts 20:35
Can you assist us by supporting our
fundraising event for the children and
adolescents of Maliana in Timor Leste?
In July 2014, 18 students and four
Monte Staff went to Timor Leste to
begin building a relationship between
the community in Maliana and Monte
and Cultural Common, commencing
funds we raise the better the outcomes
Sant’ Angelo.
at 6.00pm with food and drinks, an
for the young people in Maliana.
exhibition plus a concert commencing
They went to the Collegio where
at 7.00pm and finishing at 8.30pm.
two Sisters house, feed and educate
this work.
over 400 students who come in from
Tickets cost $30.00 with a family ticket
outlying poor villages.
of four or more $100.
The Sisters have less than a dollar a
Book via Trybooking:
day to feed the children and improving
http://www.trybooking.com/109640
the
student’s
nutrition
levels
is
paramount if their learning capacity is
If you are unable to attend the evening
to be increased.
we would still love your financial
support. You can donate to this Timor
The
Food
for
Thought
Program
which we are officially launching
Leste fundraiser just follow the links
Sr Carmel and the Timor Leste
WE NEED YOUR
SUPPORT TO MAKE
A DIFFERENCE IN
TIMOR LESTE
on the Monte website.
on Thursday 13 November 6.00pm8.30pm aims to do just that - provide
Perhaps you could encourage your
more funds so the Sisters can better
workplace companions to participate
feed the children.
as well and take up a collection as a
Christmas effort from your company.
There will be a wonderful cultural
evening in the new O’Regan Arts
Our sincere thanks for assisting us in
The need its ongoing and the more
Book your ticket today.
http://www.trybooking.
com/109640
STUDENT SHOWCASE
POETRY
By Cleo Borean
Year 8
Love is ...
A warm flame
A burning candle
Looking at a sunset
Precious
Very tender
Warm
A ray of sunshine
A breath of fresh air
A cool breeze
A new world
Orange and white
A bud ready to bloom
A new colour
A new feeling
Different
Unique
MERCY IN ACTION
SPOTLIGHT
ON
SERVICE
We work with the communities we
serve to identify needs and to ensure
our responses enhance community
wellbeing.
Service opportunity for Year 11 Senior Buddy Peer Support Program
Year 11 students keen to develop their links with younger
students are trialing a new form of peer support.
Volunteers from Year 11 have offered to help Year 7
students with their tasks, homework and studies across a
range of subjects.
At a recent Year 7 Form Meeting, Stephanie Orr and
Kenzie Taylor of Year 11 outlined the plan for flexible peer
tutoring:
A student wanting some help from a senior buddy sends an
email to the administrator. The information is put into a
Google drive document that also contains the names and
subject specialties of the senior buddies. Stephanie, Kenzie
and Lily Bruce then match up the Year 7 student with a
suitable senior buddy and introduce them to each other.
Peer Support Plan As Year 7 students have many assignments/tasks at the moment, a new plan is being tried this term. This plan aims to offer help to students who would like the assistance of a senior buddy as they work on their tasks. What would a buddy do? Buddies will • Help students understand the question and task instructions • Suggest where they might find information • Demonstrate how to make notes • Suggest how students might arrange their responses • Proof-­‐read and help edit responses The Year 7 student would be linked up with a suitable Year 11 student. The student and buddy would meet at lunchtime or at Pitstop after school in the Library at a time that suits both girls If students would like a senior buddy email: Miss O’Haiher on [email protected] The buddy pair then exchange emails and arrange meetings
at lunch or afterschool in the library at times to suit them
and when needed.
A number of pairs have already been set up, just in
time for the many assignments and tests that Year 7 are
managing. The pairings will be reviewd each week to
make any adjustments required.
It is planned to extend the program to Year 8 in 2015 and
to offer information sessions to the Year 11 buddies who
would like to review junior tasks/units as they help the
juniors.
Opposite is the flyer published in Year 7 homerooms to
introduce the program.
Louise O’Haiher
Year 11 Assistant Head of Year
Any questions? ask Miss O’Haiher PARENTS & FRIENDS
By Lauren Heath , President MSAMC P&F Association
Monte Golf Day
Many thanks to Rob Parkman (Year 9 parent) and Joe
The P&F Annual Golf Day last Friday had its biggest turn out
Kabalan (Year 11 parent) for outstanding advice and
since the event began. With a sunny day and magnificent
assistance on the day which was much appreciated. Also
course, there were no excuses for bad play. Certainly the
many thanks to the P&F Executive for their support.
winners proved that my tag line, “How hard can it be?”
to be officially false, as they cruised to a comfortable win.
Finally, thanks to all those who hit, chopped, hacked and
putted on the day. Such a good way for Monte parents and
Congratulations to the winners of the President’s Cup for
friends to connect.
2014: Julie Anne and Ron Anderson, Greg Keoghan and
Craig Smith who demonstrated that good luck, team work
Matthew Hamra
and a husband and wife combination can be awesome.
P&F Golf Day Organiser
PARENTS & FRIENDS
By Lauren Heath , President MSAMC P&F Association
Melbourne Cup Lunch
Good fun, fashion and food characterised the Melbourne
Cup Lunch at the Harbourview Hotel. And we didn’t forget
the horse race! A big thank you to Jenny Avvenevole and
her team of Year 9 parents who did such a fantastic job
MONTE SANT’ ANGELO MERCY COLLEGE
P & F GENERAL MEETING
organising the event.
For some of us, our emotional energy is just about spent.
TUESDAY 11th NOVEMBER, 2014
At 7:15pm for 7:30pm start
We are just holding it all together as we ride out the end
McQUOIN CENTRE
Christmas Party
of year exams, deadlines and schedules. Well, I have a
proposition for you: on 15 November 2014, the Monte P&F
Christmas Cocktails with Catherine is not to be missed. For
AGENDA
1. Open meeting – Lauren Heath, Chair 2. Welcome Prayer $50 you can come and channel your inner “Hot Chocolate”
3. Guest Speaker: Ms Jacqueline Magurren, Deputy Principal Pastoral Care and parade your dance steps to ‘Barnsie’ and ‘Farnsie’
4. Apologies and Minutes from previous meeting covers.
5. Business Arising Tickets are still available but HURRY, as bookings will close
Principal – Nicole Christensen on 12 November. http://www.trybooking.com/107842
President – Lauren Heath Treasurer – Andrew Rutherford 6. Reports: P&F General Meeting
The P&F General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 11
November, 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start in the McQuoin
Foyer. Ms Jacqueline Magurren, Deputy Principal Pastoral
Care, will speak about the latest Wellbeing Survey. See
Meeting Agenda following.
Lauren Heath
P&F President
[email protected]
Social Convener/Class Parent Liaison – Nicki Upfold 7. General Business Questions from attendees Correspondence 8. Raffle Draw 9. Close Meeting and join us for nibbles and drinks. SHARING SOME THOUGHTS
By Sister Lecia RSM
“Unless you become as little children you shall not
enter the Kingdom of Heaven.” Matt 18:3
Today I will consider St Therese’s “Little Way of Love”,
as a help to developing our own spirituality. Therese
likens it to the love that exists between a mother and
child.
Just as the child is supported at all times by its mother, so
too are we wrapped in God’s Love every moment. Without it, our hearts are restless. This Little Way
of Spiritual Childhood is marked by Love, Humility, Confidence and Abandonment.
Love is something we learn from first being loved, and something we can then perfect by practice.
It includes a childlike and absolute love for God our Father, as well as concern and care for our
neighbor. What can we give God except love? What does God want from us except love? We can put
aside all other attributes of God, like his omniscience and omnipotence, and see only one thing: His
love! Love shines out of the words of Jesus: “If anyone loves me he will keep my word, and my Father
will love him, and we shall come to him, and make our home with him.”(Jn 14:23) This is the source
of the power we have to give God a love worthy of Him.
The Blessed Sacrament was the centre and inspiration of Therese’s “Little Way”. In it she found all the
secrets of the Father’s love. Though our Saviour has ascended to Heaven, He remains accessible to
us here in this valley of tears as a small white host, to nourish the soul of his little child with his own
substance and to dwell in it. In complete simplicity of outlook, Therese saw the whole of the Catholic
Church, with its Hierarchy and Sacraments, existing solely to plant the seed of divine love in each
soul and lift it up to God.
What is Humility? It is dependence on God. Just as a little child relies on its mother, so does the little
soul depend on the Father for everything, especially its life of union with Him through the dwelling
of the Holy Trinity. If we rely entirely on grace, we will be led through perils to great sanctity. It is the
littleness of the little soul that makes it realise its dependence on the Father. Such humility, which
is the essential foundation of the Little Way, is the most powerful thing in the world, for it is the key
that unlocks the soul to grace by removing self-love and pride. The Sacrament of Reconciliation takes
its place quite simply in “The Little Way” as the Father’s plan for emptying the soul of self-love and
enabling the little one to take firm hold of God’s hand again.
Confidence, Trust and Abandonment to the merciful love of the Father spring from Humility. All
the Heavenly Father needs is a look, a cry, a prayer, and He is there to do all in us and for us. How
could we fear such a tender friend? Therese says God carries us in his arms, as we love Him with
quality one day at a time.
Best wishes, as you ponder this mini account of “The Little Way”, from Sr Lecia, RSM
SPORTS REPORT
By Stuart Hanrahan, Sports Program Manager
Introducing the Tennis Captain .... Isabelle Lleonart
Hi, my name is Isabelle Lleonart
and I am the Tennis Captain for
2014/15. Since joining the Monte
Tennis team in Year 7, I have been
fortunate to represent the College
in the IGSSSA, HDKTA and CGSSSA
Representative
Competitions.
In
2012, Monte was re-entered into the
annual Tildesley Shield Competition,
which has provided us with great
opportunities to build our team’s competitive nature and
overall school spirit. As such, I have enjoyed representing
Monte in these tournaments as they have allowed for great
improvements in physical technique and competition
mindset, and importantly, has created friendships across
all years. Monte has come away with impressive results in
all of these competitions, and with more new and strong
players joining, I believe that our confidence, match play
and Montevation will continue to develop and improve.
Monte Tennis provides players with great skills and instills
a sense of unity and sportsmanship, all while improving
Gymnastics
Six Monte students represented the College at the IGSSA
Gymnastics Competition on Friday 24 October. Special
health and fitness.
Introducing the Softball Captain ... Isabelle Laker
congratulations go to Maddie Wilson (Year 9) who won
Hello everyone! I’m Isabelle Laker,
the Level 6 Floor Apparatus, with Lucy Henderson (Year
the Softball Captain for the 2014/15
10) finishing 4th in the same event. Laura Holmes (Year
season. I have been an enthusiastic
11) finished 3rd in the Level 6 Bars. The girls combined
member of our Softball community
to earn enough points to finish second overall from all
since I was a (not-so-tiny) Year 7
schools competing in the Level 6 Division.
back in 2010, and played in Monte
4. I believe my passion for Softball
Sport Awards Dinner
has evolved from my general love of
A copy of the invitation to the annual Sports Awards Dinner
sport: I represented NSW in primary
follows in this edition of Monte Matters. Guest speaker is
Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist, swimmer Emma
McKeon. Award winners have now been emailed. Please
RSVP by confirming your seats in Trybooking ASAP www.
trybooking.com/DTFA. If you are an award winner and
are not able to attend please ensure that you email Mrs Liz
Morgan on [email protected]. The dinner takes
place in the McQuoin Centre from 6.00pm on Wednesday
19 November.
“Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every
time we fall.” -- Confucius
Stuart Hanrahan
Sports Program Manager
school girls Cricket, and also continue
to play Soccer and Hockey. I have been fortunate enough
to play for Monte 1 since Year 8, and since then have also
represented the Manly Warringah Softball Association in
the Junior NSW competition in Canberra. Monte’s Softball
program has been invaluable, each season allowing me to
improve my skills, stay fit and make friends from across the
years. As well as being involved in the Manly Warringah
Softball competition, each year Monte puts together two
CGSSSA teams to compete against other girls’ schools.
Playing Softball for Monte is an amazing opportunity that I
greatly appreciate, and I look forward to seeing more girls
getting involved.
SPORTS REPORT
By Stuart Hanrahan, Sports Program Manager
Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College
Invites students and parents to the annual
Sports Awards Dinner
2014
With Special Guest Speaker
Emma McKeon
Australian Swimming Champion
and Commonwealth Games
Gold Medalist
Date:
Wednesday 19th November 2014
Time: 6.00pm – 10.00pm
Venue: McQuoin Centre
Cost:
$40 per person
RSVP: Monday 10th November 2014
Tickets on sale through Trybooking:
http://www.trybooking.com/DTFA
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BYO Drinks (including alcohol for parents).
Students are required to wear full summer uniform and blazer (not sports
uniform).
Parents are required to select their own seating. Instructions on how to do this
will be provided in the booking process. Students will be seated together.
Capacity is 500 please book early to secure your seat.
If there is no booking then entry will not be permitted.
MONTE NOTICES
THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBER 11.00AM
PERFORMING ARTS
Music Academy
COMMISSIONING OF THE
NEW COLLEGE PRINCIPAL
Trip to Japan
If your daughter who is currently in a Choir, Band or
Orchestra, is interested in the Music Tour to Japan in June
Dear Parents and Friends of the Monte Community,
2015, expressions of interest are due now. Following the
success of the tour to the USA last year, we know this will
Sr. Loreto Conroy RSM, Congregation Leader of the Sisters
be a tremendous experience for all the students and the
of Mercy North Sydney and Mr. Steven Rubic, Chairman
Music staff.
of the College Board, would like to announce the
Commissioning of the New College Principal, Mrs. Nicole
Studio Concerts
Christensen.
The first in a series of studio concerts by students of the
Music Academy Tutors was held on Monday night. If your
This is to take place at Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College
daughter takes lessons, please ask her about her concert.
on Thursday 27 November
11.00am - 12.15pm in the
These are absolutely delightful events, and showcase the
McQuoin Centre followed by light refreshments from
hard work the girls and their tutors have done over the
12.15pm - 1.30pm.
year. The next series will be on Monday evening in various
venues including the Chapel and the Theatre.
An official invitation has been sent out to all parents.
Lessons for 2015
Please RSVP now via trybooking:
Pink forms for instrumental and vocal lessons for 2015 are
www.trybooking.com/GIEW
available, and should be completed and returned before
the end of the term if possible.
This is a whole College event.
Mr Andrew Young
END OF TERM EVENTS
Head of Music Performance
Please note changes to the following end of school events:
Senior Schoool Awards Ceremony:
The Senior School Awards Ceremony will take place on
Thursday 27 November at 1.30pm in the McQuoin Centre.
This follows the Mass for the Commissioning of the new
COLLEGE SHOP
Year 10 Senior Suit
A number of Year 9 students who have been fitted for
College Principal.
their senior suit have been unable to take home their
Middle School Award Ceremony:
material used for these suits which has caused a delay in
The Middle School Awards Ceremony will take place
on Tuesday 2 December from 11.00am - 12.45pm in the
McQuoin Centre. There will be no Liturgy at St Mary’s on
this day.
uniforms. Unfortunately there has been a delay with the
their manufacturing.
The manufacturer has assured us that these items will
be available from 17 November. If there is any change
to this delivery date you will be advised. Students will be
informed when the uniforms have arrived for pick up.
Margaret Eade
College Shop Manager
[email protected]
MONTE NOTICES
CAREERS OFFICE
IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2014
December
Wednesday 10 December 2014:
Macquarie
University
School
Leavers
Information
Evening
http://mq.edu.au/future_students/undergraduate
Wednesday 17 December 2014:
Monte P&F
Christmas Cocktails
with Catherine
University of Melbourne Course Information Day
http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/explore/events
January 2015
Tuesday 6 January 2015: University of Sydney, Information
Day 2015, 9.30am – 4.00pm
http://sydney.edu.au
TRAFFIC WARNING
Parking Rangers
What do you get when you put two vocalists,
a four-piece brass section, two guitarists,
a bass guitarist and vocalist, a drummer,
a percussionist, a keyboardist and PR/
booking agent together?
You get “Crunching Numbers”
The Parking Rangers are continuing their blitz on traffic
and parking related offences in and around the College.
Please ensure appropriate driving and parking habits
when in the College vicinity, particularly with drop-offs
and pick-ups.
LOST PROPERTY
It’s not lost - it’s in Lost Property
There are many items in Lost Property that must be cleared
before the end of year, so PLEASE ask your daughters to go
to Reception and check Lost Property.
A ‘covers’ Band that plays ‘Top 50’ hits from
the 60s through to the 80s. And they are
playing live at the Monte P&F Christmas
Cocktails with Catherine.
All items left in Lost Property will be disposed of at the end
of the term.
Join us for
Year 11 Parents
CHRISTMAS DRINKS
Friday, 5th December 2014
At The Firehouse Hotel
(Fireplace Lounge)
86 Walker Street, North Sydney
From 5:30pm
RSVP: Jill Polley ([email protected]) or 0417494078
Saturday 15 November
6.30pm - 11.00pm
$50 per ticket
Book your ticket now:
http://www.trybooking.com/107842