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UPCOMING
EVENTS
WEEK 17A
Tuesday November 25 – OVA &
Gr 10 Leavers’ Mass, 11.30 am
Grade 10 Dinner, AF, 7.00 pm
Thursday November 27 –
Thanksgiving Ceremony, DEC,
7.30 pm
Grade 6 Canberra Experience: the Australian War Memorial – with the Australian
Cricket Team!
WEEK 18B
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
MR DAMIAN MESSER
“As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition we
aspire to be faithful to our four touchstones”.
Thanksgiving and Awards Ceremony
The Senior Campuses major event for the year is the annual Thanksgiving and
Awards Ceremony. It will take place at the Derwent Entertainment Centre on
Thursday November 27 at 7.30pm. A reminder that this is a compulsory event and
all Austins Ferry students should be in attendance. I also encourage parents from
Grade 7 – 9 to come along and enjoy the evening as the Awards for all grades will
be presented as part of the evening.
Monday December 1 – Victorian
st
1 XI Cricket Tour. Concludes
Wednesday December 3.
Wednesday December 3 – Grade
5 Band Concert & Art Show
Opening
Friday December 5 – Southern
Grade 6 Graduation Mass, St
Mary’s Cathedral
Full calendar at College website
www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au
Our Junior School students are more than welcome to attend but we understand if
some are unable to attend as they have their campus Thanksgiving later in the year.
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Student Leadership
As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition we aspire to be faithful to our four touchstones. These touchstones are
part of our foundation statement promulgated by Edmund Rice Education Australia. From this guidance the College creates
its own direction and under the values of Community, Justice, Respect the College has developed operational plans under
the pillars of Partnership, Stewardship, Identity, Learning and Leadership. These come together as part of the holistic
approach to education at St Virgil’s.
One of the pillars of St Virgil’s is leadership and at the completion of the voting process for student leadership, I am pleased
to announce the 2015 College Leadership group.
College Captain
College Vice Captain
Alec Hastie
Thomas Maksimovic
Doyle
Prefect
Service
Spirit
Sport
Jared Weisse
Nicholas Haydon
Nicholas Machin
Tomi Hapka
Dwyer
Prefect
Service
Spirit
Sport
Riley Hooker
James Graham
Peter Venetsanakos
Jack Mazengarb
Hessian
Prefect
Service
Spirit
Sport
Thomas Attrill
Charles Gerke
James Gobbey
William Dodge
Joyce
Prefect
Service
Spirit
Sport
Toby Peppin
Declan Waddington
Liam Cooke
George Bickers
I congratulate the boys on their achievements and I look forward to working with them in their leadership role next year.
Grade 10 Exams
The Grade 10s yesterday commenced their final exams for 2014 and it was very pleasing to see the amount of effort that was
put into preparation for each of these assessments. Boys are encouraged to continue their diligent efforts and we look
forward to them finishing their final two exams next Monday.
Canberra Trip
This week our Grade 6 class have been on their annual trip to Canberra. They have been the ‘right royal celebrities’, being
invited to the inaugural address in Parliament of the Indian Prime Minister, getting photos with the Indian Secret Service
and participating in some War Memorial activities with the Australian Cricket Team. For those following them on Twitter
(@svctas), there have been surprises every day with their celebrity spotting. The trip has been a great success and it appears
that the boys are very much enjoying the warm weather being put on in our Nation’s capital.
Board
St Virgil’s College Board of Management met earlier this week and as always, the Board heard the normal suite of reports
around the management of the College. This month the particular focus was on the ratification of a number of Board
Policies. If anyone would like to peruse these, they are available via our College website. I thank those members of our
community who have volunteered as part of our sub-committee process and we look forward to welcoming a number of
new members onto our committees and Board next year.
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Upcoming Events – Term Four
November 19 – 24
Tuesday November 25
Tuesday November 25
Wednesday November 26
Thursday November 27
Touchstones of the EREA
Charter
Grade 10 Exams
OVA/Grade 10 Mass
Grade 10 Dinner
Grade 10 Final Day
Thanksgiving & Awards Ceremony
Mary Rice Centre Craft Stall
Many parents will have noticed the amazing African craft items for sale at the Fair.
The goods are manufactured by the parents of the children of the Mary Rice
Centre as part of a micro-finance project at the MRC which enables parents to
produce some income to support their family. Manufacturing occurs on-site at the
MRC further strengthening the sense of community at the school.
The College has items such as bags, Massai blankets and jewellery on sale at the
Front Office at Austins Ferry. Please call in and pick up a wonderful Christmas
present whilst supporting the children of the MRC and their families.
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.
In the spirit of Blessed Edmund.
Damian Messer
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.
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL
MR TERRY BLIZZARD
“All boys will be transported to the Derwent
Entertainment Centre for rehearsal be fore
being dismissed at 12.30pm”.
Please Note Early Finish
Next Thursday November 27 will be an early finish for all students as we prepare
for the Thanksgiving and Awards Ceremony. All boys will be transported to the
Derwent Entertainment Centre (DEC) for rehearsal before being dismissed at
12.30pm. Buses will then depart from the DEC to transfer boys home in a similar
fashion to Athletics Day. As we look forward to this truly wonderful occasion I
would like to remind everyone that this is a whole school event and that all boys,
from Grade 7-10 are expected to attend and be in Formal Uniform.
The ceremony commences at 7.00pm and should conclude between 9.00pm –
9.30pm.
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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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Late Start
Please also note that on the morning after the Thanksgiving, Friday November 28, the College will have a late start,
commencing at 10.08am which is the normal start to Recess. The Canteen will be open at 9.30am for those boys who
purchase breakfast and for lunch orders. A classroom will be made available for those boys who arrive early. The day will
conclude at the normal finishing time.
Awards Assembly
We look forward to a very special occasion tomorrow (Friday), when we formally acknowledge excellence among many of
our students in a range of areas. This assembly is one of the highlights of the year and we look forward to welcoming a
number of special guests. As this is a formal occasion, Formal Uniform is compulsory.
Immunisations
The last of the Grade 7 and 9 Immunisations were conducted on Monday. If your son was absent for these please contact
your GP or your local council.
COLLEGE CHAPL AIN
BR PETER FLINT
I came across an article on “Cafeteria Catholics” in US Catholic. I am more than aware that Australia’s religious culture is
very different to that of the USA. (“The Australian Soul.” by Graeme Bouma is an excellent read.)
The whole article in US Catholic,
stood out for me.
http://www.uscatholic.org/cafeteriacatholics is well worth reading. This paragraph
"Last July, Pope Francis made headlines for joining Vatican workers for lunch in their cafeteria. The cafeteria is a beautiful
symbol of what our church community could be like. The Church should not be like an elitist restaurant with high-minded
hosts jealously guarding the guest list. Invitations to dine should not depend on who we are or who we know. We should
not be asked to leave because our manners, dress, or food preferences do not hold up to some exclusive club rules.
We should be a Church more like a cafeteria, offering welcome hospitality to all who are seeking spiritual nourishment,
community, and respite from their worries and labours. But, please, let’s not ruin the meal by judging what others have on
their trays."
A Blessing Bowl
At the conclusion of the Staff Mass this morning, Fr Felix blessed and dedicated the Blessing Bowl made by Mr Greg
Bannister. Whenever items had to be blessed in the past there was a bit of a hunt around for a glass bowl and a bush branch
to use as a sprinkler.
Greg used his woodworking skills to make a bowl with handle and matched a brush.
There will be lots of Holy Water to go around at the Blessing of the Bags at the start of next year.
Br Peter
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Greg Bannister and Fr Felix
JUNIOR SCHOOL
MR ANDREW PINELLI, HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL
“The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions.”
Confucius
Tasmanian Basketball Primary School Championships
Last weekend a very enthusiastic SVC Grade 6 Basketball team travelled to Burnie for the Primary School Basketball
Championships. Drawing the best teams from all over Tasmania was going have some real talent on display. The boys were
enthused thanks to their recent first placing in the Southern Region Championships and were keen to go well in Burnie.
The weekend stared well with hard fought victories in their two pool games which placed them on top of their section.
After a very tough semi-final the boys unfortunately went down by six points after a very close and tough game. This meant
a playoff for third place and the opportunity to have a top three placing after a tough weekend. The boys played some great
basketball in this game and were able to secure a win in the playoff and finish the weekend in third place overall.
A big thank you to Anthony Stewart for coaching the boys and to Michael Moschogianis for his contribution as Team
Manager. A big thank you to the parents for supporting the boys throughout both legs of the Championships.
Congratulations boys on a great effort!
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Canberra Trip
As you are reading this week’s edition of The Star, Grade 6 are probably on their way home after a fantastic few days in the
Nation’s Capital – Canberra. We will publish a couple of highlights here but will share additional recounts next week. The
boys have certainly had some great experiences that they should remember for some time into the future. After a very early
start on Monday morning, the boys landed into Canberra mid-morning and were immediately whisked away for a tour of
the embassies and high commissions.
Monday, even though very interesting, will prove to be a bit mundane compared to what was to happen on Tuesday. The
boys were given the opportunity to be part of the welcome of the Indian Prime Minister to Parliament House and to also see
the pomp and ceremony surrounding such an event in the House of Representatives – along with a very loud gun salute!
After this almost once in a life time opportunity the boys ventured up to the war memorial. Once we had participated in
our education programme the boys had some time to investigate the memorial more fully. The boys had some
opportunities to be photographed with members of the Australian cricket team whilst they also undertook some official
duties. Another experience for the boys to remember!
Overall the boys have had an unbelievable experience this week, one that they should remember for many years to come.
They have been very well mannered and respectful of everyone around them whilst they have travelled from venue to venue
with many compliments being passed on to that effect. Thank you to Mrs Chambers, Mr Waugh and Ms Showers for their
helping out on the Canberra trip.
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Junior School Celebrations of the Arts
On Wednesday, December 3, all families are invited to our Arts Evening where the Grade 5 Band will perform followed by a
display and auction of art created by all the boys. All families are invited to join with us to celebrate the Grade 5 Band’s
achievements for 2014. Please have this date marked on your calendar as further details coming home very soon.
Art – Christmas Cards
Boys, under the guidance of Ms Stary, have been busily putting the finishing touches to this year’s Christmas Cards. The
images that the boys have produced have now been turned into beautiful photos and finished off with the help of some
elves (some very generous mums) who placed them onto the fronts of Christmas Cards. This year’s Christmas Cards have
been sent home with the boys, along with order forms. If you haven’t received them as yet, please check your son’s bag or
contact the Junior School Office.
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:
November
School’s Triathlon
OVA and Grade 10 Mass
Grade 10 Thanksgiving and Awards Ceremony
Advent Commences
November 21
November 25
November 27
November 30
December
Junior School Orientation Day
Grade 5 Band Performance and Arts Evening
Grade 6 Southern Tasmania Schools Mass
Invitational Cricket game vs Sydney Grammar
Volunteer Appreciation Evening
End of Year Assembly
Social with SMC (details soon)
December 3
December 3
December 4
December 8
December 11
December 12
December 12
Canteen
Friday November 21
Wednesday November 26
Thursday November 27
Friday November 28
NO CANTEEN
K Bridgland / L Jankowiak
J Whitton / F Nuss
T Donohue / J Hickey
Any changes or concerns please contact Mrs Olga Leon – [email protected]
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SPORT
Junior School Sport
STCPSSA Athletics Carnival
On Friday November 14, the Junior School Athletics team represented St Virgil’s at the
STCPSSA Athletics Carnival. The students participated with enthusiasm and there were
some fantastic team and individual performances on the day. We congratulate the boys
on making the team and representing theirs school so proudly. Their behaviour on the
day was outstanding.
Team members were:
Jensen Cooke, Myles Hall, Kobi Gray, Ayrton Cooke, Jensen Cooke, Charlie Banks, Jack
Pritchard, Jewd Careless, David Bangu, Jacob Blackwell, Dylan Graves, Harry Williams,
Harry Cornelius, Hamish Menzie, William Mooney, Tom Oliver, Jake Cresswell, Max
Giuliani, Matt Noble, Mitchell Hayers, Ryan Borsboom, Lachlan Borsboom, Tyler
Penwright, Angus Murfitt, Riley Best, Sam Collins and Will Collins.
Mr James Dalton
Director of Sport
Grade 7&8 Cricket
SVC Gold 4/124 defeated SVC
Blue 102
Hutchins Magenta 122 defeated
SVC Green 13
Grade 9&10 Cricket
A strong, all-round team
performance to finish the year –
well done on a great season
boys!
SVC 7-157 (Burgess 30 no,
Declan Waddington 26, Luke
Swinton 25, Austin Keeling 18,
Adam Roberts 14
) defeated
The Friends School 7-112 (Jack
Anders 3-23, Harry Burgess 1-0)
Touch Football
Grade 7/8
SVC d Rokeby Raptors 7 – 4
Grade 9/10
DIRECTOR OF LEARNING AND
TEACHING
SVC d MacKillop White 7 – 3
MISS HEIDI GREGG
Grade 7/8
Tennis
SVC defeated Hutchins 6 – 0
(36-10)
What’s Happening with iPads at the End of the Year?
Mr Richard Lawler
Director of Information Services
Grade 3 - 6
iPads, chargers and covers will be collected from all students at the end of the
year. Parents will be invoiced for any damage or missing parts. Between now and the
end of the year, we will need to make sure that the iPads are backed up and ready for
collection. We will wipe the iPads at the end of the year. All students will receive a
new iPad Air at the start of next year.
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S. Plunkett-Smith d N. Kains 6 –
0; O. Bresnehan d J. Pash 6 – 4;
A. Graham-Daft d C. Smith 6 –
1; J. Rhodes d G. McShane 6 – 0;
S. Plunkett-Smith / O. Haigh d
N. Kains / J. Pash 6 – 0; J.
Rhodes / S. Roach d C. Smith /
C. Banzi 6 – 5.
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Grade 7
As a trial, we are allowing Grade 7 students to take their iPads home at the end of the year for the summer break. We
expect students to take good care of the iPads and ensure that they are ready to use on the first day back to school in Grade
8.
Grade 8
iPads, chargers and covers will be collected from all students at the end of the year. Parents will be invoiced for any damage
or missing parts. Between now and the end of the year, we will need to make sure that the iPads are backed up and ready
for collection. We will wipe the iPads at the end of the year. All students will receive a new iPad Air at the start of next
year.
Grade 9
As a trial, we are allowing Grade 9 students to take their iPads home at the end of the year for the summer break. We
expect students to take good care of the iPads and ensure that they are ready to use on the first day back to school in Grade
10. As this is the third year of use with their iPads, it is anticipated that students will be able to take ownership of their
iPads at the completion of Grade 10 with no extra charge.
Grade 10
It is anticipated that students will be given the opportunity to purchase their iPad at the end of the year. The cost is yet to
be determined, as we are still negotiating end-of-lease arrangements with these iPads. There will be further advice given
when this is known. Students not wishing to purchase their iPad will need to return the iPad, along with the charger and
cover. Parents will be invoiced for any damage or missing parts.
A Meeting with Minister Shayne Neumann, Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
Ms Claire Graham
Last Friday the Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Minister Shayne Neumann, visited St Virgil’s College to meet with
the Aboriginal Reconciliation Group and the 2015 student leadership team in the Library. Minister Neumann was here to
discuss the ‘Recognise’ campaign which is the people’s movement to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
in our Constitution and is working towards changing the Constitution by referendum in 2017.
The boys asked the Minister some extremely intelligent and insightful questions and were very attentive. He was excellent
with them also and the boys requested that he come back and talk to all of our students next year when he visits Tasmania
again.
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Grade 7 Drama
Miss Imogen Gray
Grade 7s are currently working through a process Drama unit using the picture book Varmints. This book explores issues
such as sustainability, displacement and invasion. As part of this unit students are able to use costumes to assist them with
characterisation. Needless to say, if you are walking past the drama room or JPC don’t be surprised to witness students in
pretty dresses and high heels. The boys have had a lot of fun with this unit and being able to dress in clothing that they
wouldn’t normally wear.
Here is what some of the boys had to say:
Kerem Turhal: “Most boys seemed to enjoy dressing up in costumes”.
James Shepherd: “I have a new appreciation for high heels- I don’t know how women do it!”
Alex Welsh: “I enjoyed playing the invasion game ‘Lemonade’ and dressing up in costumes, especially the Russian inspired
clothing”.
Maurice Noisier: “I chose drama as my major next year because I loved dressing up”.
Grade 7 Geography Excursion
On Tuesday November 25 boys in Grade 7B and 7C will be participating in a Geography Excursion as part of their studies in
the unit: Place & Liveability. Boys will need to wear their full sports uniform and School hat. They will also need to bring a
water bottle and food for Morning Tea. We will be returning by the beginning of lunch, so boys may still order from the
canteen. The trip is departing at 9.00 am and returning at 12.30 pm. If you or your son, have any questions concerning this
excursion, please do not hesitate to contact Mr Tristan Cripps or Ms Maryanne Saxton-Hillier at the Senior School.
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DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
MR JEREMY WILLIAMSON
2014 Gala Concert DVD
A high quality DVD of the Gala Concert will be produced and will be available for purchase.
THE COST OF THE DVD IS $15.00
If you are interested in purchasing a copy, please complete the section below and return it to
either the Senior or Junior School Office by Friday November 21 2014, with payment attached.
________________________________________________________________
GALA CONCERT DVD ORDER FORM
Student:
Grade/PC Group:
__________
I would like to purchase the Gala Concert DVD at $15 per copy Number of copies required.
Total cash enclosed, if paying cash.
Alternatively, payment can be made by cheque or credit card.
Please attach payment with this order.
MASTERCARD
VISA
CARD NO:
EXPIRY DATE:
NAME ON CARD: ______________________________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER: __________________________________
PARENT SIGNATURE:
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Date ________________________
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SPORT
Grade 9 Cricket
Coyle-Clingeleffer Cup
St Virgil’s College 4-85 (Jarrod Kaye 55n.o.)
Defeated
St Patrick’s College 10-84 (Declan Waddington 3-3, Brad Percey 1-8, Austin Keeling 1-9, James Graham 1-5)
On Tuesday the annual Coyle-Clingeleffer Cup cricket match was held at St Patrick’s College in Launceston. In its third
year, St Virgil’s was yet to taste defeat and the boys were keen to ensure that our record remained. Captain, Declan
Waddington, won the toss and elected to bowl first and all the bowlers repaid him with a disciplined display which ensured
the St Patrick’s team was never able to score with any ease. Wickets were shared between all bowlers, however, Declan did
finish with the impressive figures of 3-3 and a smashed stump from his off-spin!
Despite the small total all the batsmen knew scoring runs was going to be difficult, and so it was with some early wickets
ensuring some tense moments as we struggled to score. However, a decisive partnership between Jarrod Kaye and Reece
Williams of 54 saw us race to the total once we were on top of the bowlers. Jarrod in particular played a fine innings,
working very hard early on to see off the new ball and then accelerating when scoring became easier.
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Sport Photos
Senior Sports photos are now available online for any parents wishing to purchase them.
Please log on to the website: www.kkphotos.com.au or orders.kkphotos.com.au
Shoot Key: 8HMUF932
Photos will be available online until November 28. All groups are $10 each (8x10 inch photo).
Orders placed by November 28 will not incur a postage fee, as all orders will be collated and delivered in one batch.
Sailing - The Admiral Signals!
Monday’s sailing was cancelled due to a howling gale - winds too strong for the skill level. Last night looked good, until we
got to the water’s edge and found a strong sea breeze coming in. There was a certain level of trepidation amongst the brave
lads. Although we had seven of the said brave lads present, only two boats were launched and only those with "reefs in the
main.”
The trickiest part of the evening was actually leaving the pontoon, the second tricky part was returning to the pontoon. The
third part was straying upright in the strong sea breeze that gradually died as the evening went on.
There were a number of firsts in the evening. The first brave lad to fall out the back of a boat shall remain nameless - I
promised Henry that. The first capsize was with Lucas at the helm. I rated a capsize as a larger loss of “Wagonwheel
Points” than a fall-out-the-back-of-a-boat. There was an extended debate about this judgement. All fearless lads recovered
well after their immersion.
Present with us as first timers were: Charlie, Hayden and Daniel, all joining St Virgils next year. They all rated the evening’s
experiences as 10/10 and they assured me the threat of not getting a WagonWheel had nothing to do with the rating!
I think we are going to have a Regatta before the end of the year to show off some skills. Peter Higgs is putting some
thoughts together and expect details very soon. There is some debate as to whether a Fall-out-the-back-of-a-boat event will
be included along with a rating for the most spectacular capsize. Henry volunteered to judge the Capsize and Lucas the
Fall-out-the-back. We’ll see?
In spite of what seems imminent, there were no collisions.
Br Peter - Admiral of the Fleet!
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Learn to Sail
Anyone interested in trying out sailing is encouraged to attend Br Peter 0439 738327.
Sam Byers
Congratulations to Sam Byers who is representing Tasmanian at the National Sheep Shearing Championships
next week.
DIRECTOR OF TRANSITI ON
MR CAMERON ALEXANDER
Grade 8 Stepping Up Evening
This week marks six months since the Grade 8 Stepping Up evening. On the night Bill Jennings, from Time and Space,
mentioned that a great way to ensure that the conversation held that evening between the boys and the significant male
mentors in their lives was to get the question sheet out later in the year and have a follow up chat. I hope that many boys
and the significant ‘older fella’ will take the opportunity this week.
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
November 21
Cindy Gallahar
Kylie King
Monday
November 24
Della Williams
Narelle Feckleton
Tuesday
November 25
Sarah O’Halloran
Wednesday
November 26
Janita Winthrop
Thursday
November 27
Thanksgiving Ceremony
Friday
28th November
Susan Roberts
Grade 10 Dinner
Lindy Laycock
Breakfast & Recess only
Tina Jenkins
Sally Feldmanis
Parents are asked to please complete and return the 2015 Canteen Volunteers Form which is an attachment to this
newsletter – www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au
Uniform Shop
Mrs Cindy Gangell
2014 UNIFORM SHOP OPENING HOURS
SENIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS
Tuesday and Thursday 8.30 am to 3.30 pm
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JUNIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS
Tuesday 8.30 to 9.30 am Thursday 2.00 to 3.30 pm
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Uniform Shop Closure for 2014
Please note that to facilitate the smooth transition of the Uniform Shop from its current operations to the new Midford
Shop in 2015, it will be closing for the year on December 2 2014. Uniform can still be ordered online and emergency stocks
of some standard items will be available from the Front Office on both campuses.
The new Midford Store will open on Friday January 16 2015. Midford invite suitably experienced applicants from the College
community to apply for the following position:
Applications including cover letter and resume to Nicki Watkins - [email protected] by Friday November 28
2014.
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Softball Batter Up Program BOYS AND GIRLS
th
TH
START:
Wed 26 Nov (registration and activities) to Wed 17 Dec
th
th
RESUME:
Wed 11 Feb to Wed 18 Mar
TIME:
5:15 Prep/Gr1 and Gr 2/3 6:15 Grades 3/4 and 5/6
VENUE:
Softball Park, Prince of Wales Bay
COST:
$30
Please email or text your child’s Name, School, Grade and your Contact details to the mobile no. or email address below
Ev Seabourne
0408 546208
[email protected]
Newsletter Attachments – Available from website - http://www.stvirgils.tas.edu.au/news-publications/
YMCA E-Active Teen Challenge
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Eyes on the Target!
Breakfast at the Grand Chancellor
A WEEK IN
THE LIFE OF
THE COLLEGE
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
Grade 6 Canberra Trip – making friends with
the Australian coach Darren Lehmann and
Kane Richardson
Grade 6 Canberra Trip – awaiting the
arrival of the Indian PM with his security
team
Touch Football
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Felix Kinghorne-Lewis –
Parliamentary Education role play
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