Mr John Weeks
My wife Denise has worked closely with the past students of both schools and initiated the Coffee & Prayer meetings and the social justice work which will continue. I wish to thank her for her important contributions to the life of the ToCollege.allmembers
Thank you and Farewell
Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a global framework for non-formal education, which challenges young people to find their purpose, passion and place in the world.
John & Denise Weeks
The Lion King - Junior School Musical 27-28 October 2022
This is my final message to the College Community as I will finish my time with you this week. When I was employed in March 2018 as a consultant to assist in the amalgamation of The Scots School and All Saints, I thought it would be for about five months. Well, five months has become almost five
A conversation with the Head of College
There are so many exciting opportunities for the College in the future. The College Council is firmly focused on the support of all the children as they grow, learn and become confident and happy adults. The new masterplan, years in the making, will be released later this year.
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How do you find your Purpose, Passion & Place? major events
of the College staff, parents and students, our sincere thanks for the opportunity to work with you over the past five years.
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We know that under Mr Ford’s leadership, Scots All Saints College will go from strength to strength. May God continue to guide, protect and bless this wonderful community.
has happened in that time, all made somewhat more challenging by three years of on-again, off-again restrictions due to the COVID-19 Pandemic! Nonetheless, Scots All Saints is now a College with strong foundations, a clear identity and is rapidly developing a reputation for outstanding achievement.
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• Relationships and Reciprocity
During the holiday period, aim to do some study of an evening at least every second evening. On the other evening, if you are on track with your revision plan, reward yourself with some time out from study. See a friend, read a book for pleasure, play a game or watch a movie.
Very little in life is ever achieved alone.
On any given day, aim to engage in a pattern of revision that mirrors a normal school day. Start by 9:00 am, give yourself decent meal breaks and exercise for at least 30 minutes each day.
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• Reflect and Revise
In the months and years ahead, the College community will follow the journey of the Class of 2022 with interest. They have inspired and encouraged me in my few brief weeks at Scots All Saints, and I know many of them will continue to be role models for multiple younger students even after they graduate. Thank you for the leadership you have provided to the College this year. We will certainly be praying for each of you and look forward to welcoming you back in the years
Mr Richard Ford
Ensure sleep patterns stay healthy, and bedtime is not far off 10:30 pm. Avoid TV series that hook you into a cycle of binge-watching and limit time on platforms such as TikTok, which have endless video content.
whether you learn best on your own or with others. If having others around works for you, seek out a public or university library for part of your Beweek.willing
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While I have only known Year 12 ever so briefly, it is evident that they and we should be proud of the way this cohort has grown and developed. There will indeed be much to celebrate on Friday evening at the Valedictory Dinner.
Keep your revision time active. Simply re-reading notes or texts has minimal impact. Go for maximum impact. Distil notes, complete past papers and get someone, anyone, to test your knowledge and understanding.
As Year 12 approach their final few short races at the College, I would encourage all Year 12 to focus their time in the following ways:
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Keep looking to help out fellow students. Check-in on friends at the start and end of the day. Help each other out by taking a break from social media between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm, so revision time is not diluted by Youdistraction.willknow
to share and compare notes, past papers, tips and tricks with classmates. Help each other do the best you can, and you will be proud individually and collectively of your efforts.
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this week is Head of College Mr John Weeks. Mr Weeks, together College Council and staff, has laid the foundations for Scots All Saints in a way which will benefit innumerable generations of students. Mr Weeks' wisdom, care and commitment have not only been a blessing at Scots All Saints, but throughout his career in education, he has impacted for good the lives of thousands of young people, and we wish him and Mrs Weeks a restful and well-earned retirement.
• Recreate and Rest
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Walter Elliot once said, “Perseverance is not a long race. It is many short races one after the other.”
For Year 12, the number of short races ahead of them as students at Scots All Saints College is increasingly few in number.
Each Year 12 student has come so far, and yet there is still time to advance even further. Reflect on where you need to target extra effort and devise a revision plan for the weeks ahead. If you are unsure where to focus, look back over feedback already received or seek out direction from a teacher.
Rev. Michael Bennett Chaplain
P&F presents a farewell gift to Mr Weeks
As you engage in work, further study, and with the broader community, May you know the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ in a deeper more personal way.
We will also be open extended hours for the first day of Term 4.
UNIFORM SHOP
“Now, may the blessings of God – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
School Holiday Trading hours
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May His face shine upon you, And give you peace.
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
We will resume to normal term trading hours from Wednesday, 12 October 2022.
Any online orders placed over the holidays will be available for collection on Wednesday 6 or Monday, 10 October.
May the Lord bless you and keep you,
The Uniform Shop will be open today until 5:00 pm to assist boarding families and other parents to get ready for Term 4 summer
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Gemma Green from the Scots All Saints P&F presenting Mr Weeks with the perfect farewell gift – a Greg Hyde original featuring pictures of Esrom House (All Saints) and Karralee (Scots) – symbolising the merger of the two schools and the new entity of Scots All Saints College.
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As you move to a new chapter of your lives, May you know and embrace the Father’s creative purpose for you.
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
A Farewell Blessing for Year 12 and Mr & Mrs Weeks
And as you continue to live out the time that God has ordained for you, May the Holy Spirit continue to shape you, Forming you into a person of love and sacrifice, like the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Uniform Shop will be OPEN over the school holidays on the following days and times: Wednesday, 5 October
From the Chaplain
Love from the Scots All Saints Community. Amen
Be poured out upon you.
Mrs Jo Nicholls
Innovation Days
Best wishes to all of our students who have earned a well-deserved rest this holiday. I have been most impressed by what our students and teachers have produced and achieved this term. I look forward to seeing everyone back on Monday, 10 October, for the beginning of Term 4.
Yesterday the Junior School held a very special assembly to farewell Mr and Mrs Weeks. Mr Week’s strength of leadership and commitment to Christian values have helped guide the foundation of our new College. I would like to thank Mr Weeks for his outstanding leadership, commitment to academic excellence and his ability to inspire students and staff to excel.
I would also like to thank Mrs Weeks for her
Head of Junior School
Pastoral Care and Wellbeing Co-ordinator
Well done Mawson! Congratulation to Mawson House for winning our Stage 3 DebatingInter-Housecompetition. Mr Jackman presented our two house captains (Lucy and Vesper) with the trophy at our Assembly on Friday. We also congratulate our two Best Debaters as chosen by the Stage 3 teachers and adjudicators for the competition; Sailor Denyer in Year 5 and Lucy Tallentire in Year 6. Overall, the improvement shown by the students from Round 1 to Round 2 was impressive. They developed their persuasive skills and ability to rebut an argument, and their overall confidence in speaking in front of an audience improved markedly. I look forward to the competition next year.
commitment to working with the past students' association in the creation of the College museums and the establishment of the College Community prayer meetings. Mrs Weeks has always been a great supporter of the College, and we will miss her kindness and generosity of her time.
The Lion King
Mr Chris Jackman
The Lion King 6:00 pm Thursday, 27 October and 6:00 pm Friday, 28 October 2022
Over the last week, our Year 3, 4, 5 and 6 students have spent a whole day in the Innovation Centre working on inquiry-based projects. It has been a privilege to witness their presentations at the end of each day which have demonstrated their learning, creativity and great ideas.
Please put our Junior School Musical “The Lion King” in your calendars for early next term. It will be performed in the Bickerdike Centre on the evenings of the 27 and 28 October 2022.
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Farewell Mr and Mrs Weeks
Holidays – a well-earned rest!
Over the past week, our Year 6 maths groups have been challenging each other through the creation of Kahoots based on our Term 3 mathematics concepts. As well as learning cooperatively, the Kahoots have been a great way to synthesize the content of Mathematics, by constructing questions for others to answer.
There is always a lot of healthy competition among the Year 6 students, and we have enjoyed watching them challenge each other and demonstrate their learning.
I would like to thank our Year 6 families for their generosity in supporting the students in running the Year 6 Fun Day. The initiative, organisation and drive shown by the students in coordinating this event were terrific. The students' planning and preparation skills throughout the process and their success in achieving a shared goal were a great example to our younger students. There was a colouring competition for students who wanted some down time in the Innovation Centre (with the colouring designs by Year 6 students Bridget and Sofie). Two winners are included here
(though there were many more). Congratulations to Billie in Year 1 Wells and Ellie in Year 5 Murray. The enjoyment of the Junior School students was evident throughout the day and helped us to build a wonderful and inclusive school community.
Cooperative Learning
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And it is officially a wrap!! Today we farewelled the Year 12 Class of 2022 as they finished their last ever day of school!! The completion of 13 years of schooling is a wonderful achievement, and all these wonderful young men and women should feel extremely proud, with a strong sense of Weaccomplishment.havewatchedthem grow and mature over the past few years into caring, compassionate and mindful individuals while at all times being a part of the team. They have supported one another through the good times and occasionally through some difficult times. They have laughed and cried together while making memories that will last a lifetime. The final week celebrations have been a demonstration of
Farewell Year 12
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We look forward to coming together one last time as a College community at their Valedictory
Signing of as Proud Team Leaders Helen Jones & Duane Bailey
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Graduation Dinner on Friday night. Congratulations Year 12... this maybe be the end of school, but it is just point in the your story where you turn the page.
camaraderie, through girls versus boys netball games, staff versus students volleyball, mufti day, farewell breakfast and farewell school assembly.
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The Macquarie University Robert Menzies College Accommodation Costs Scholarship provides you with the financial support to live on campus while you study an undergraduate course at Macquarie University.
Open/Closing Dates: September 3, 2022 – September 30, The2022David Nunan Rural Scholarship assists students from a rural area living at one of the Kensington Colleges at FindUNSW.out more
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The Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Work Experience Program provides participating students with an overview of the roles of FRNSW and its firefighters. It is delivered through both practical and theory sessions in a disciplined and safe working environment. Through this program, school students gain insight into FRNSW and develop employment related skills to enhance their vocational education.
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Year 12 Cru Leaders 2022: Rebecca Howes, Joanna Morrison and Angus Parsons at their Farwell Party.
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Cru is a co-curricular run across both campuses that seeks to provide a space for young people to connect on a personal level with questions of faith and Christianity.
In the Senior Cru Group, three Year 12 students have been essential in ensuring the running of our Friday group meeting. They have lead games, sorted the snacks, planned and delivered encouraging messages from the Bible, and demonstrated to everyone in attendance what it looks like to serve others and share the love of Jesus. Friday was our way of saying thank you.
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Thank you Cru Leaders
This past Friday, the Senior Cru Group held a party to celebrate and farewell their Year 12 Cru Leaders. We devoured some hot and tasty treats, played the classic party game of pass the parcel and shared how God’s faithfulness can help us handle change.
Thank you Rebecca Howes, Joanna Morrison and Angus Parsons. You lead with integrity, commitment and a clear drive to share the love of Christ. As Paul writes in Romans 1:8, ‘I thank God through Jesus Christ for all of you.’
as you move into the next chapter of life, wherever it takes you. Hold on to this encouragement from Psalm 139, where the Psalmist recognises God’s faithful presence in his life despite change: “If I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast.”
Mrs Amelia Jurd, Senior Cru Co-ordinator
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What was your favourite novel when you were at school?
30 minutes.
Mrs Bronwyn Jackson
If you have a favourite author, who is it and why?
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Not my favourite work of fiction but the one that, as a high school student, precipitated a vision of travel, fostered a love of art, culture and people and has continued to have a lasting impact.
Corrag by Suan Fletcher. What is your favourite nonfiction text?
Why should we value reading?
If you have a favourite author, who is it and why? Craig Silvey.
Mental health, time to yourself, entering another's imagination, education and sharing. What is your recommendation for nightly reading for students?
If I had to choose just one, it would be Jane Austen. Everything Austen has written has value, and many of the themes are timeless. My favourite Australian author is a close tie between Tim Winton and Favel Parrett. Why should we value reading?
What is your favourite novelfiction?
What is your favourite novelfiction?
Historical Fiction
The Caged Sky by Kylie Moore-Gilbert
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A Room with a View - E.M. Forster What is your favourite nonfiction text?
Reading underpins success in all facets of life. It encourages imagination and offers insight into other worlds, experiences and dimensions.
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The Macquarie Illustrated World Atlas.
Staff Reader Profiles
Mrs Sarah O'Neill
What are you reading now? For pleasure not for work
Art and literature are inextricably connected. They are both expressions of the human soul, they talk to our shared experiences but offer a unique insight into those by the artist or writer. Our wonderful Visual Arts teacher Ms Bronwyn Jackson is one of our featured readers this week.
I try to be open to reading new literature as long as it is well written.
30 minutes.
Love to learn as well as have escapism. What are you reading now? For pleasure not for work
To offer support to our students takes care, patience and empathy – all things that are developed in the self when we take time out to read. Without a connection to our stories and literature, we risk disconnection. Our support staff are essential, and Sarah O’Neill, our other featured reader, understands how essential it is for her to maintain a connection to text and reading.
I enjoy reading a variety of genres. Why is this the case?
The Inheritance of Loss - Kiran Desai.
Provide a short explanation as to why this work of fiction resonates with you. Beautiful descriptive language, resonate with the main character, based on historical facts. What was your favourite novel when you were at school?
The Secret Garden - Frances Hodgson Burnett. What is your favourite genre?
The Bible.
Why is this the case?
The Quay by Theodore Taylor. What is your favourite genre?
What is your recommendation for nightly reading for students?
Provide a short explanation as to why this work of fiction resonates with you.
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Van Gogh (Kobe Muir).
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The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh (Lachlan Hennesy Dowd).
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Van Gogh and Hockney. Both artists experimented with perspective, famously employing multiple vanishing points across their vast canvases. Both artists remind us that the world is beautiful as long as we are prepared to look at it for long enough; it certainly forced the students to question where lines can be drawn between reality and truth, freedom and Mrsescapism.Ann-Maree
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North Yorkshire David Hockney 1997 (Eliza Downton Year 7).
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Vincent Van Gogh created The Olive Trees in 1889 (Jacob Savage).
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Queen to arrive. Since it was a very warm day, it is creditable that no one passed out! The Cadet Unit had an excellent view of both the Queen and the Duke as the royal vehicle first made a complete circuit of the outer arena where the Cadets were
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the same year, the Governor General of Australia, Field Marshal Sir William Slim, paid a visit to the school, where he received the Royal salute and carried out an Inspection of the Cadet Unit. Following this, His Excellency set the Foundation Stone of the War Memorial Junior School, which is now the refurbished Music Centre and Clinic.
Before taking positions at the showground, a short march, known as the “Cairn” to the showground took place. Once in their allotted positions around the track, the cadets settled down to a three-hour wait for the
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The 12 February 1954 was the day the late Queen Elizabeth II visited Bathurst. That day, great as it was, held special significance for All Saints’ Cadet Corps, as they formed part of the guard at the showground. This day came to those in the Cadets as a climax to what seemed a long period of preparation for the occasion - a period of polishing, brushing, and, worst of all, training.
From the All Saints' College archives ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE CADET CORPS - THE QUEEN’S VISIT TO BATHURST IN 1954
ROAR CONNECT TO SCOTS ALL SAINTS YoutubeInstagramTwitterFacebook THE SPORTS DRAW NO SPORT THIS WEEK Senior School Campus Senior, Boarding (Years 7-12) 4173 O’Connell Road BATHURST NSW 2795 Junior School Campus Preparatory School, Junior (Years K 6) 70 Eglinton Road BATHURST NSW 2795 02 6331 3911 scotsallsaints.nsw.edu.auconnect@scotsallsaints.nsw.edu.auCALENDARDATES Thursday 22 September 2022 Public Holiday to acknowledge passing of Queen Elizabeth II Friday 23 September 2022 Staff LivingDayWorks Workshop Year 12 Valedictory Dinner (Bathurst Goldfields) Tuesday 4 October 2022 Year 11 Duke of Ed (Bronze) Coolendell (Kangeroo Valley) Wednesday 5 October 2022 Year 11 Duke of Ed (Bronze) Coolendell (Kangeroo Valley) Thursday 6 October 2022 Year 11 Duke of Ed (Bronze) Coolendell (Kangeroo Valley) Friday 7 October 2022 Year 11 Duke of Ed (Bronze) Coolendell (Kangeroo Valley) Monday 10 October 2022 Term 4 classes commence Wednesday 12 October 2022 HSC exams commence - English, Japanese Beginners Thursday 13 October 2022 HSC exams - English, Music 1, Music 2 Friday 14 October 2022 HSC exams - Modern History InterSchool Horse Extravaganza The rain held off on Saturday for the girls to exhibit excellent Congratulationssportsmanship! to the SASC U14 Blaze team on winning their grand final and SASC U14 Flames team, also winning their grand final 28-14. Under 14s teams take out Netball Grand Finals
