KRB News Issue 15

KRB News Issue 15 – 18 october 2013

A deep r es p e ct f o r in t e l l e c tual values

FROM THE PRINCIPAL Dear Parents, Students and Staff Welcome to Term 4.

The non-term break was a busy time for KRB with a large number of our Year 12 students making use of the Study Week in the second week of the break. Our Year 12 students worked productively during the time and were able to use library facilities and technology and access past examination papers. Teachers and tutors, in a range of subjects, were on hand to assist students to deepen their research and reading on individual study topics.

HSC 2013 On Monday this week the HSC Examinations commenced and we are certainly keeping the students in our prayers and wish them every success. The girls have been touched by the support that has come from all corners of the KRB community.

Our Head of English, Kate O’Connor says, “Our Year 12 were relieved to finally complete the HSC English papers this week. Students went into the exams with the confidence that they could not be more thoroughly prepared. Students found Paper 1 quite accessible and their responses focused on choices and attitudes to belonging. Paper 2 Examinations for Advanced, Standard and ESL were more challenging, requiring students to think carefully about how to engage with the complexities of the questions. Students’ responses after the exams were very encouraging, with the overall consensus that each paper had

provided the opportunity for students to really demonstrate the depth of their knowledge. In the lead up to the HSC, we were very pleased with the dedication and commitment of the students, particularly the quality of the work submitted for advice and feedback. Girls were producing impressive essays with strong arguments that demonstrated an impressive knowledge and understanding of the texts.”

USA Art Tour At the end of last term, 20 KRB students and 3 Visual Arts staff, led by Louise Della Franca, Head of Art and Design, experienced an Art Tour of the USA, visiting galleries and museums in New York, Los Angeles and Greenwich. A highlight of their tour was the partnering with Sacred Heart Schools in Greenwich and New York, reminding students and staff of the rich Sacred Heart network that exists in the world and that we are indeed part of a very wide Sacred Heart community.

Global Connections Building on our Sacred Heart Network, Mr Murray Kerstens last week attended the Expanding Sacred Heart through Exchange Conference in St Charles, Missouri. Mrs Hilary Johnston-Croke is currently attending the European Sacred Heart Heads of School Conference in Dublin. Such opportunities to network with other Sacred Heart schools are invaluable for KRB in developing our relationships with the US and European Sacred Heart Schools.

CONTENTS 1

Welcome from the Principal

3 Teaching & Learning 3

Students in Action

7 Boarding 7 Sport 8 Community News 10 Calendar

FROM OUR STAFF TWEET OF THE WEEK

@ KRBHeadgirl Pink sky perfect for tonight’s gala concert! #allhandsondeck #prettyinpink

SECTION FROM THEHEADING PRINCIPAL (CONT)

Bowraville During the holidays, a group of staff and Year 11 students ran a holiday activity camp for young indigenous students in Bowraville, giving our students an opportunity to engage the children in fun and exciting learning activities.

Year 10 Drama Night During the first week of term, our Year 10 Drama students presented five one act surreal plays in an evening titled “The Real Surreal”. Each of the plays were written and performed by the students themselves, reflecting wonderful creativity and stage presence.

Junior School Public Speaking Finals Congratulations to our Juniors School students who performed exceptionally well in their Public Speaking Finals this week. The participants and winners are listed on page 4.

Gala Concert The Gala Concert last night was a thoroughly enjoyable event. We had performances from the Junior School Band (it was their very first live performance), Junior and Senior Choirs and our Special Guest performances, Julian Smiles, Dimity Hall, Heinz Schweers and Amelia Farrugia. Against the backdrop of the Chapel, it was an amazing evening showcasing the talent of our students and special guests.

Best of luck to our students attending the AHIGS Festival of Speech this weekend at PLC Sydney and my best wishes for another exciting term at KRB. Kind Regards, Mark McCrossin Deputy Principal

PHOTOS: (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT) DIMITY HALL, JULIAN SMILES AND AMELIA FARRUGIA AT GALA CONCERT, JUNIOR SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING WINNERS, STUDENTS AT BOWRAVILLE CAMP, GALA CONCERT PERFORMERS.

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TEACHING & LEARNING

2013 KRB Transition Program “What I wish I knew in Year 6” During Term 3 and Term 4 of 2013 the KRB Transition Program has been ongoing as part of our academic care for Year 6 students entering Year 7 in 2014. On Wednesday 16 October, all Year 6 students from Barat Burn came to the KR Centre on the Senior School campus for some words of advice from current Year 7 and Year 10 students. The title of the session was “What I wish I knew in Year 6” and an expert student panel spoke of the importance of: yy Being organised with your equipment, locker and homework yy Using the Diary as a recording and prioritising tool yy Being friendly and helpful to everyone yy Asking your teachers for help yy Using the Year 7 Camp as a great opportunity for making new friends.

Thank you very much to our Year 7 students for their generosity and their insights – Tallulah Baran, Olympia Denton, Juliet Gollan, Monna Muldoon and Niamh Tomlinson. Thank you also to Year 10 students, Sasha Allerton, Claire Shephard and Molly Windsor who talked about being prepared for Assessment tasks, wearing the uniform proudly and correctly and being environmentally friendly.

This session was followed by an introduction to the use of laptops, facilitated by Mr Jonathan Saurine, Director of Learning Innovation and Ms Michelle Olah, Education Media Designer at KRB. From them, Year 6 students learned more about the importance of using technology ethically and as a powerful learning tool.

It was a successful afternoon, focussing on developing a sense of continuity and connectedness as Year 6 students begin their secondary schooling.

Many questions were asked and answered; all seemed positive about the prospect of Year 7 which was exactly the purpose of the afternoon!

Mrs Marie Wood Directors Students

AIM in the Junior School and ELC Bonjour!

I am thrilled to announce that from Term 4 onwards, French at Kincoppal-Rose Bay Junior School and ELC will be immersion language in the classroom!

This year, we have been progressively building on understanding and using instructions and classroom language in the target language as well as practical language based on: yy asking someone’s name and introducing ourselves, yy asking and saying how we are feeling and yy asking important classroom questions, including “May I speak in English, please?” (in French, of course!). yy giving and responding to a variety of classroom instructions and actions.

The objective of increasing the amount of French language heard and used in the classroom, has been to build students’ confidence in preparation for total immersion.

In Term 4, we will now be moving forward with an immersion French programme – the AIM programme (Accelerative Integrated Methodology). The AIM programme rapidly accelerates second language acquisition and is the most comprehensive approach to language teaching and learning in the world today. It helps students gain a lot of competence and confidence in the language at a very early stage in their language acquisition through song, dance, drama and story-telling. Students will be actively and consistently speaking French in the classroom and each word is associated through a gesture so that translation is not necessary, which means we don’t need English in our French classroom!

Our students are engaged in language learning and have responded successfully and enthusiastically to a French-only approach so much so, that students once heard me speak in English with another teacher and told me in French “you must speak in French”. It was a powerful moment ‘getting into trouble’ by my students who did so using the French language!

I feel confident the rewards of language fluency are in the grasp of our children and I look forward to providing exciting and successful language learning opportunities for them and sharing the results with you in the future.

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TEACHING & LEARNING

What’s on in the Senior School Library

STUDENTS IN ACTION

Spring Chickens

Recently, the Library has withdrawn a large number of print resources from the collection. This has freed up shelf space, and has created an additional zone for students. The space has a beautiful view out the windows and the senior students have expressed their appreciation of this area, it is constantly in use at present by Year 12 students.

This week the Library has launched its small messaging board, and it displays current messages, promotes recent additions to our collection, and Library services available.

The Homework Centre operates in the Senior Library every afternoon Monday to Thursday from 3.30 – 5.30. Students from Year 5 to 12 are welcome to visit the Library to complete homework, seek homework support from teachers on duty or tutoring with an external tutor (please contact Mrs Swan on swanm@krb.nsw.edu.au about this service).

The Homework Centre offers a supportive environment to encourage completion of set work under the supervision of Mrs Donna Kratochvil.

An Extended Day programme also operates in the Library. Day students may be enrolled by a parent or guardian with the Student Services Officer (9388 6023) and they enjoy dinner with the Boarders in their dining room and return to supervised study in the Library until collection at 8.30pm.

Mrs Margaret Swan Head of Library and Information Services E: swanm@krb.nsw.edu.au T: 02 9388 6160

With the arrival of Spring and the children’s understanding that in Spring baby animals are born Joigny decided to participate in the Henny Penny hatching program. 4 chickens arrived and 13 eggs which were in an incubator. The children have been eagerly arriving each morning to see how many chickens hatched over night as well as sharing their ideas and theories about how the chicken gets out of the egg. The children have been able to observe, care for and cuddle the chickens as well as developing their understanding of life cycles. The chickens are living at Joigny for the next 2 weeks and will certainly be missed when they head back to the farm.

Public Speaking: Stage Finals 2013 The Public Speaking Finals for 2013 were held this week and the standard of speaking of the boys and girls was once again extremely high. The adjudicators commented on the impressive level of research that was obvious in each speech and the professional standard of the overall presentations. They were also impressed with the confidence, manner and diction of all the boys and girls in the various finals.

The 2013 competition has seen the bar raised yet again; not only in terms of the prepared speeches but also the student’s ability to deliver fantastic impromptu speeches. Each finalist is to be congratulated on their fine efforts.

The following students gained the major placings in their respective stages: Early Stage 1 (Kindergarten) 1st place:

Victor di Paola

Finalists:

Siena Todorcevski, Daisy Hodgson, Hanna Sahade

Stage 1 (Years 1 and 2) 1st place:

Georgina Madsen

2nd place:

Alexandra Field

3rd place:

Freya Dawson

Finalists:

Thomas Sorrenti, Poppi Sheridan, Georgia Greig, Myfanwy Hill-Caulfield, Gemma Keighran

Stage 2 (Years 3 and 4) 1st place:

Michaela Sorrenti

2nd place:

Harriet Cook

3rd place:

Amelia Edwards

Finalists:

Mia Greig, Ellie Norburn, Abbey Ridgewell, Penelope Hughes and Poppy O’Donnell.

Stage 3 (Years 5 and 6)

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1st place:

Caitlin Mulveney and Daniel Monardo

2nd place:

Tanami Penfold

Finalists:

Lucia Cattana, Zoë Davidson, Louis Bartos, Honor Brahimi and Jude Spinola.

STUDENTS IN ACTION

Sydney Symphony Orchestra Excursion – Years 1 & 2

Bowraville 2013

During the first week of the September holidays, five KRB girls and five gap students accompanied by Mr Mooney, Ms Galea and Ms Chapple as well as two 2007 alumnae, travelled to Bowraville to work with the Indigenous community.

On Tuesday 15 October, Years 1 & 2 visited the ABC studio to see and witness the outstanding music of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

The conductor introduced herself as Jessica. After the full orchestra had played a piece by a Russian composer called Tchaikovsky. Jessica then began to introduce the different families of the orchestra to us. First of all, she introduced the woodwinds. In the woodwinds the instruments were; Piccolos, Clarinets, Oboes and Flutes. With the woodwinds, Jessica had each wood wind play a solo piece of music with their own instrument.

Next, Jessica showed us the string family. In the string family there were Violas, Violins, Double Bass and Cellos. Instead of playing a solo this time, the entire string family did a piece of music, this piece happened to be called Frere Jacques, which is a French song.

After a wonderful solo by the strings, Jessica showed us the Brass family. The Brass family consisted of the French Horn, Trombone and Trumpet. Finally Jessica took us through Percussion. The instruments she showed us in the percussion family included; the Glockenspiel, Bass drum, Symbols, Tambourines and Wood block.

Half way through the show, Jessica invited some people from the audience down to the front, to dance. I was privileged to be one of those people. I think the Sydney Symphony Orchestra was a spectacular enjoyment that I think every child witnessed.

Eva Jacobson, of Year One White, was also invited to perform the cheeky puppet dance with the orchestra. She said “It felt fabulous! The music was catchy and mesmerizing” Myfanwy Hill-Caulfield (Year 2 Red)

We stayed at Nambucca Heads for the week, travelling half an hour each morning into Bowraville to be met by the smiling faces of up forty children. Each morning, breakfast of toast and warm milo would be prepared for the kids, who varied in age from 3 to 14. This was followed by daily activities which included mask making, colouring in, journal writing, running races and movies when the temperature exceeded 38 degrees.

A visit from a successful Aboriginal head chef, who now owns and operates his own restaurant ‘The Jaaning Tree’ in Numbucca Heads, saw the kids having hands on sessions with Clayton Donovan. He taught them how to make their own pikelets and healthy burgers. We were all very excited when on the second day; we took the kids to Coffs Harbour and the Dolphin Marine Magic Park where we all got to hug a seal and watch a fantastic seal show.

We also had an opportunity to speak with the principal of St. Mary’s Primary School, Mr Troy Baker, where he told us of the difficulties some people from the Bowraville community are faced with and the uncensored events and daily happenings many of the kids are exposed to. It was an invaluable opportunity for us to understand some of the hardships that contribute to their way of life and we were excited to be able to brainstorm our ideas about how the KRB community can help out!

Our trip to Bowraville was one that we will never forget. We were exposed to things that many of us had never experienced and it allowed us to really put things in perspective. The bonds that were made with the children will be cherished by us forever. Although at times it was mentally and physically exhausting, the Bowraville trip was the most rewarding thing we have ever done! We would like to thank all of the teachers who accompanied us and the school for allowing us to go and we encourage anyone who has the opportunity, lend a hand and immerse yourself, GO TO BOWRAVILLE!

By Lucy Cowper, Clarissa Duncan and Inez Denham

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SECTION HEADING STUDENTS IN ACTION

KRB USA ART TOUR 2013 20 KRB students from Year 8 to Year 11 participated in the 15 day USA Art and Cultural Tour during the September holidays. The extensive tour included visits to major galleries, monuments, cultural sights and museums. We also visited the Sacred Heart schools in Manhattan and Connecticut which was one of the highlights of the tour and has led to the beginnings of a collaborative exchange of ideas between our schools!

If you would like to read the daily blog from the art tour please visit http://krbart.tumblr.com/ Below is an excerpt from the art tour blog by Grace Condon, Year 11

Day 15 – Heading Home!!

How do you encapsulate something as wonderful and amazing as the USA Art Tour into one little blog post? This trip has been so fulfilling and inspiring for all of us that I’m sure words can’t describe our experience.

From L.A to Washington, to New York and Boston, we have learnt so much about not only Art but about a different culture, the history of another nation, travel and about ourselves and our peers. The museums and galleries we have visited have sparked inspiration and enthralled all of us and it has truly been a gift to be able to see works that we have heard about and studied in class. As well as seeing the more well-known artworks we have also been able to access new works by contemporary artists. The history and culture of America is so rich, unique and different to our own and being able to experience and live amongst it by walking the streets, catching the subway and interacting with the locals has enabled us to learn so much and become globally savvy.

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Travelling as a group we have also learnt that patience is the key and that waiting is an accepted part of being in a group. However being in a group has allowed us to realise our strengths as individuals.

Whilst some girls struggle to get up, others can spring out of bed and get everyone ready! This trip has given us the opportunity to take responsibility for ourselves but also our friends. We have had to look out for each other and work together to be on time and to remain together.

The group of girls on this trip range from 13 to 17 years of age and all have their own quirky traits and gifts. Being given the opportunity to get to know these girls better has been one of the greatest treasures of this trip and I’m sure we can all agree that friendships have been formed and strengthened.

Ms Della Franca, Ms Brown and Ms Papandrea have been incredible!

All three teachers have been there for us girls and have looked after our welfare both physically and emotionally and without them this trip wouldn’t have worked at all. We all agree that they are the best teachers ever! So as I come to the end of this post I feel there is a lot more to say but not near enough time. We have learnt so much and made so many great memories, taken some fantastic photos and learnt more than we could imagine!. As we head home we leave content and filled with a sense of joy and enlightenment.

boarding

SPORT

Term 4 In-Weekend

Sacre Coeur Tennis Tour Melbourne

Our last In Weekend for the year was on the 11–12 October; the girls enjoyed themselves and enjoyed the activities immensely. Friday night was low key, as we have around 80 boarders who play indoor soccer, but for those who remained in the boarding community there was a movie night in the KR Centre

At the end of last term, a team of nine KRB girls travelled to Melbourne to play in the Bi Annual Sacre Coeur Tennis competition. We played Stuartholme, Baradene and Sacre Coeur over a period of 3 days and all players were billeted with Sacre Coeur families. The Tennis teams were as follows:

On Saturday the girls participated in two activities; a treasure hunt and the making of a patchwork quilt. Each boarder was given a material square and asked to personalise it by drawing or sewing a design that is significant to them. The squares will be sewn together to make a patchwork quilt which will be hung in the dining room. The treasure hunt was around the campus and the girls were given a set of clues to find the hidden treasure. The girls were highly engaged in this activity and all managed to work through the clues to find the treasure. The weekend culminated with a paraliturgy on Saturday that was planned and organised by the Boarding SRC. The change to the In Weekend program in 2013, which has resulted in an in weekend in week one of each term, has been affirming and highly beneficial to the boarding community. It has created a unique opportunity for the girls to spend time together to strength and build friendships while bringing about a strong sense of community.

A Grade: Tamara Verus, Georgina Harrison, Bijanka Bacic and Eloise Bridgers B Grade:

Kate Fowler, Garner Hancock, Gabrielle James-Bennett, Claire McRedmond and Lucy Lindsay

We played several singles and doubles matches against the other Sacred Heart Schools, several of these were close matches. The KRB A team placed second (missing out on first place by 1 point) and the B Grade team placed third overall. A Great result for KRB!

By Kate Fowler Year 11

Sports results & Sports training before school When there is wet weather overnight and your son/daughter has sports training before school, please check the KRB Sports page on twitter to check if the training has been cancelled. This will be updated at 6am. We are also posting results on this KRB sports page.

The link is as follows: https://twitter.com/KRBSports

K-12 Sport Photos All KRB sports team photos and photos taken at School Swimming, Athletics and Cross Country Carnival are available for purchase online through the following website: www.akphotos.com.au USERNAME: krb PASSWORD: sports

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SPORT

COMMUNITY

NSW All Schools Athletics Championships Congratulations to the following students on their recent achievements at the NSW All Schools Athletics Carnival at Homebush over the past weekend. Despite the extremely hot weather, all girls achieved the following results:

Gala Concert Our second Gala Concert on Thursday 17 October was a wonderful success with outstanding performances from our students and guest artists. The Junior School Band gave its first public performance to a delighted audience. We were also entertained by the String Group and the Junior and Senior Choir.

2nd Sophie Kass

16 years Long Jump – Silver medal

9th Elly O’Donoghue

13 Years 1500m

6th

Maisie Stevens

13yrs 100m

6th

Lucy Edwards

15yrs 2000m Steeplechase

8th

Maisie Stevens

13yrs 200m

9th

Sarah Maloney

13yrs High Jump

While these concerts are an opportunity for students to perform, they also provide them with the chance to hear renowned artists. We were delighted that parents Julian Smiles (cellist) and Dimity Hall (violinist), members of the Goldner String Quartet and Australia Ensemble@ UNSW performed beautiful works from the Baroque and Romantic period. The audience also appreciated the beautiful voice of Amelia Farrugia, a member of Opera Australia. Amelia entertained the audience with a number of works including arias from Puccini operas and songs from the musicals.

9th Emily Thompson

16yrs 200m

We thank our sponsors for their support of this function:

11th Emily Thompson

16yrs 100m

yy Ethan Group yy Solutions Property Services yy Fuji Xerox Thanks also to our parents who assisted both before the concert and during the evening: yy Alison Green yy Helen Gazal yy Bernie Heard yy Adrian Miller yy Paul Thackray yy Jacquie Thackray yy Liz Clunies-Ross yy Jeanne Bridgers yy Bridget Pembroke

Opening of Year 7 Community Learning Space The Space will be officially opened on Friday 8 November, by the Hon Gabrielle Upton MP, State Member for Sport & Recreation, Member for Vaucluse. The Space will be called the Stuart Centre in recognition of Janet Erskine Stuart, fifth Superior General of the Society of the Sacred Heart. The upstairs rooms will be named the Alison Waldren Room, in recognition of Alison who graduated from KRB in 1990 and who died tragically in a light plane accident in 1996.

Sports events coming up in the next 2 weeks Saturday 19 October Saturday Sport - Tennis, Basketball, Water Polo, Touch Football Wednesday 23 October ELC Athletics Carnival KRB 11.00am Thursday 24 October IPSHA Gymnastics Competition Rooty Hill Friday 25 October

IGSSA Gymnastics Competition Rooty Hill

Saturday 26 October Saturday Sport – Tennis, Basketball, Water Polo, Touch Football

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If you would like to attend the Opening please contact me on cookm@krb.nsw.edu.au Mary Cook Director of Development 9388 6024 cookm@krb.nsw.edu.au

COMMUNITY

RESCHEDULED Parent Information Session: Drug and Alcohol Research Training Australia (DARTA) Date:

Wednesday 23rd October (Term 4 Week 3)

Time:

6.30pm – 8.00pm

Venue: ILC

TEACHING & LEARNING

From the P&F Committee Please be advised that the P&F Annual General Meeting has been moved to Wednesday 6th November at 7.30pm, in the Senior School AV Room.

If you are interested in becoming more involved in the school community for 2014 in a P&F Executive role please contact us at pandf@krb.nsw.edu.au.

Presenter: Paul Dillon For further information please contact: Mrs Marie Wood Director of Students woodm@krb.nsw.edu.au

November Spirituality Evening

Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione – Special Men’s Event You are invited to attend a Special Men’s Event on Wednesday, 30th of October at 8PM Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione will be speaking about his faith and his work. There will be a Q&A that will include discussion of issues that are relevant to men. This will be followed by supper. For more information, please contact: Martin or Katherine Spadaro on (02) 9388-1203 this event will be held at St Andrew’s Scots Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Dover Road and Carlisle Street, Rose Bay.

Please note that the November Spirituality Evening has been cancelled.

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CALENDAR Saturday, 19 October 2013

Thursday, 24 October 2013

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

IGSSA Water Polo/Touch Round 2 8.00am

HSC Exams

HSC Exams

IPSHA Tennis, Basketball & Cricket Round 2 8.00am

United Nations Day IPSHA Gymnastics

TUCKSHOP: Chiara Brunori-Goldman, Jasmin Melvey

Sunday, 20 October 2013

Year 9 Drama Night 7.00pm

Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Feast of Mater Admirabilis

TUCKSHOP: Chrissy Comino, Amanda Culhane

HSC Exams

Monday, 21 October 2013 HSC Exams

Friday, 25 October 2013

Meet The Music Concert Series - Elective Music Students 6.30pm

Sandwiches & Song 11.00am

HSC Exams

TUCKSHOP: Emma Nesbitt, Kirsty Marr

TUCKSHOP: Maria McCrossin, Jude Cowper

IGSSA Gymnastics

Thursday, 31 October 2013

TUCKSHOP: Anna Fanuli, Libby Dammann

HSC Exams

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

Saturday, 26 October 2013

TUCKSHOP: Alison Bradford, Lou Lindsay

HSC Exams

IGSSA Water Polo/Touch Round 3 8.00am

Friday, 1 November 2013

TUCKSHOP: Edwina Renton, Tracey Parrelli, Marea Coutts

IPSHA Tennis, Basketball & Cricket Round 3 8.00am

HSC Exams

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Monday, 28 October 2013

ELC Orientation 9.00am

HSC Exams

HSC Exams

TUCKSHOP: Liz Clunies Ross, Jo Hunter

ELC Athletics Carnival 11.00am

TUCKSHOP: Julie Ringler, Elizabeth Jumikis

All Saints’ Day

TUCKSHOP: Susannah Gordon, Meg Robinson

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R E SE N T S P A M A R D 9 R YEA

HEAdLINES Thursday 2 4 OcTOber

6.30pm Drama Suite

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Let's get together and thrash out the hottest issues facing austraLia's future What Q&A@KRB topic The Future of Australia When Monday 4 November at 6:45pm – 8pm Where Kincoppal – Rose Bay School rSVp and Submit a queStion by 1 November to qanda@krb.nsw.edu.au Follow the live feed #Krbqanda on twitter Special GueStS

A Catholic Independent P–12 School New South Head Road, Rose Bay NSW 2029, Australia T: +61 2 9388 6000 | F: +61 2 9388 6001 www.krb.nsw.edu.au CRICOS Provider Code 02268M | ABN 47 003 942 603

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