College Newsletter Edition 8 Week 6 Term 2 | Thursday 1 June 2017
Today’s boys...tomorrow’s gentlemen CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 6 Term 2 | Page 1
Cover: The Arts play an important role in providing a balanced learning environment at CBC Fremantle and provides great opportunities for students to express themselves. Pictured is a Year 7 Drama class rehearsing in the Arts Learning Area.
From the Principal Supporting Your School
of its policies and practices. We are not
One of the most important and affirming
equivocal about the standards and values
characteristics of our College is the level
that are expected of all members of the
of support provided by the families, which
CBC Fremantle community – they are
constitutes such an integral part of our
explicit, immutable and often counter-
community. This support typically takes
cultural. All parents will remember a
two forms and each is equally important.
discussion and acceptance of these at
The first is the literal support that is offered
the time of enrolment and we are
through assistance at College events and
extremely appreciative of all those
CBC Fremantle
attendance at school functions. We are
who honour this commitment.
51 Ellen Street
always grateful for the generosity of time
Fremantle WA 6160
and spirit which accompanies this form
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of contribution.
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the boys about the fact that they are all challenged to share their gifts and
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At recent assemblies I have spoken to
The second area of support is that offered
talents with others. While acknowledging
to the school through parental backing
the efforts of groups such as academic
award winners, musicians or athletes,
is a school which seeks to reinforce these
delighted that they consider our school
I have asked the boys in the audience
qualities on behalf of families and thereby
and Church to be places of welcome and
to consider where each of them will
add value to their critical work.
inclusion.
a realistic expectation that each young
CBC Family and Community Mass
Our next Family Mass is scheduled for early
man at the College should be publicly
Thank you to all of those families and
next term (29 July) and we look forward to
acclaimed at least once during the year
friends of the College who offered
another uplifting community celebration.
by walking ‘across the stage’ at an
their support to the school through
assembly to recognise their outstanding
their attendance at our Family Mass last
Mr Shaun Kenny
effort or achievement.
Saturday. It was tremendous to see the
Principal
make a contribution to school life. It is
Basilica near full and the combination of While we encourage this level of
staff, parents and students in celebration
involvement among the boys at school, it
and prayer was a powerful statement
is in the home where they develop their
about our existence as a faith community.
attitude towards selfless contribution and
I am also aware that some of those in
striving to be their best. CBC Fremantle
attendance were not Catholic and I am CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 6 Term 2 | Page 3
In the Newsroom Visit the College website at www.cbcfremantle.wa.edu.au click on the Newsroom under Quick Links on the left hand side.
30 May 2017
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NATIONAL SORRY DAY
SPORTSMANSHIP BEFORE SCORE
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COMMUNITY LITURGY FOR MOTHER’S DAY
REFLECTIVE YEAR 10 RETREAT
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College Calendar CBC’s College Calendar can be viewed online by clicking on the Quick Link on the home page of the website. You can also subscribe for the Calendar to sync on your iCal or Outlook by clicking the link at the top right of the Calendar page.
AEP SHOWCASE EVENING Wednesday 21 June
DRAMA PERFORMANCE EVENING Wednesday 28 June
HOUSE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL Friday 23 June
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What CBC boys say about the end of semester... Almost speechless, for once, CBC students shared what they think about their impending exams and tests in our ‘pop vox’ this week.
Harrison Watt Year 8
Adam Pittorini Year 10
Riley Hay Year 10
How are you feeling about exams? We don’t have exams, but I’m feeling pretty good about the end of semester tests.
How are you feeling about exams? I’m not excited about them but I’m prepared.
How are you feeling about exams? Uhh, not too good, but I’ll be okay once I’m there. The teachers have been helping us along.
What are your plans for the future? I’ll do that when I get there. What’s your strongest subject? Maths and Science.
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What are your plans for the future? I’m not sure yet. What’s your strongest subject? Probably Woodwork.
What are your plans for the future? Don’t really know yet. What’s your strongest subject? At the moment, Metalwork.
Mitchell Serfontein Year 7
Ben Shales Year 8
Preston Hinton Year 11
How are you feeling about exams? We don’t do exams in Year 7 but I’m feeling okay about the tests.
How are you feeling about exams? A bit stressed about our tests but I’m ready.
How are you feeling about exams? Extremely nervous, it’s going to be hard work but I’ve been studying hard.
What are your plans for the future? Umm, don’t know yet.
What are your plans for the future? To be a carpenter.
What’s your strongest subject? Sport.
What’s your strongest subject? Probably HASS.
What are your plans for the future? Don’t know yet, I’ll just see what happens What’s your strongest subject? I’ve been enjoying Physical Education Studies, but I’ve also been studying really hard for Specialist.
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A DISPLAY OF STEM ACHIEVEMENTS AND INVESTIGATIONS WITH CBC AEP STUDENTS • DEBATING • LITERATURE & MEDIA • MATHS & ENGINEERING • RADIO • ROBOTICS • SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
6pm to 7.30pm WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE IN THE COLLEGE GYMNASIUM interested parents and students are invited to this fun and informative evening. rsvp on the college website under events. Page 8 | CBC Fremantle Newsletter | Week 6 Term 2
Community Notices It is the policy of CBC Fremantle to distribute information when requested regarding community activities and details about educational programmes. This does not imply that CBC endorses these activities or the information. Please provide information in an unformatted Word document to enquiries@CBCFremantle.wa.edu.au. Submissions will be accepted at the discretion of CBC Fremantle.
Music fundraising donations needed CBC Fremantle’s Music Parents’ Group are calling for donations to help raise funds to provide opportunities for the College’s Music students, including equipment, performance uniforms and assistance towards the costs of tours. If you can assist with donations for raffles and auctions, please contact Mrs Giselle Pangiarella, telephone 0404 093 064.
Global Volunteering Lattitude Global Volunteering will be hosting an information session for the general public as an opportunity for those interested to come and find out more about our organisation and the programmes we have on offer for 2017. The information session will take place on the 10th of June at Perth College, 31 Lawley Cres, Mount Lawley from 1pm-2pm. A link to a flyer for this event is available here.
TAFE HANDYPERSON TRAINING COURSE Interested in finding work? Can you see yourself as a Gardener, Handyperson or Cleaner? Starting in July 2017, North Metropolitan TAFE (RTO code: 52786) are running a 1 semester course on the skills required to be a successful gardener/handyperson or cleaner. The course is a preparation for entry into gardening, handy work or cleaning work.In addition, we will support you in applying for work as a gardener or cleaner. We have feedback that there is high demand for people to fill these roles and the chances of gaining employment are strong. This course is suitable for existing gardeners/cleaners who want to up skill, people looking to change career or people looking for work. Entry requirements: Strong work ethic, good oral and written communication, must be able to read procedures, safety sheets and chemical bottles, successful completion of an entry interview, Working With Children Check and a Police Clearance. Course details: • 3 days per week - Starts Wednesday 19 July finishes Friday 24 November (17 weeks) • Days - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:15 until 2:45 • Cost - $169.74 (course fee for 17 weeks) based in Leederville and on site If you would be interested in this course then please email Chris Hodson at chris.hodson@nmtafe.wa.edu.au.
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Saturday 24th June 2017 Aquinas College Hall 58 Mt Henry Road, Salter Point $200 per table (maximum of 10 ppl per table) 6pm Doors and Bar Open - 7pm Games Start Join us for a night of crazy Eddie Rice fun to raise much needed funds to run programs for disadvantaged and “at risk” WA children and families. Bring along a picnic and $$$ for bar, raffles, games, auction and baked goodies. No BYO drinks. Come dressed as your favourite year 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, Present & Future. PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED!
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WEST LEEDERVILLE BRANCH
22 Southport Street (corner Cambridge Street)
Parenting Courses
PARENT CHILD CONNECTION x 4 weeks Being a parent can be tough. People with primary school children are invited to this four week course to learn new skills, feel better about their parenting and gain confidence. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
6 13 20 27 June Tuesday 6.30-9pm $50person/$75 couple
PARENT TEEN CONNECTION x 1 day This course aims to reduce stress and teach parents how to communicate, negotiate and minimise conflict. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
10 June Saturday 9.30am – 4.30pm $50person/$75 couple
EMOTIONAL COACHING This seminar explores the most helpful way of responding to a child to help them to learn how to regulate their own emotions. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
21 June Wednesday 6.30-9pm $30 per person
KIDS AND TODAY’S TECHNOLOGY This seminar will help parents gain an understanding of today’s technology and the impact on teenagers. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
22 June Thursday 6.30-9pm $30 per person
ROCK & WATER PROGRAM We encourage fathers, mothers, daughters and sons to spend a Saturday morning together examining their emotional connections with each other whilst learning new skills to strengthening family ties. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
24 June Saturday 8.30am – 12.30pm $70 per adult/child pair
MUMS RAISING BOYS Mothers, who are usually their son’s primary female role model, play a vital part in developing their son’s identity, including their ability to be nurturing. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
28 June Wednesday 6.30-9pm $30 per person
DADS RAISING BOYS This workshop will assist dads to build their sons’ self-esteem, healthy identity and resilience as well as managing challenging behaviours. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
28 June Wednesday 6.30-9pm $30 per person
ALL ABOUT ANGER for Parents and Teens This workshop for parents and teens has been designed to assist families when anger is an issue. It includes some simple skills to help you respond more positively when anger shows up. Read more
DATE: DAY: TIME: COST:
5 July Wednesday 6.30-9pm $50 per family
Concessions are available
As bookings are essential please ring 6164 0200
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PERTH CAMP AQUINAS COLLEGE JULY 12th - 13TH 8:30AM - 4:00PM REGISTER NOW!
Boys/Girls 11-20 years old $140 per athlete National camp structure National program coaches 4 court sessions Physical testing Player education sessions Camp training shirt
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