The Star
A Catholic School committed to the Lasallian Vision of Education
TERM 2
WEEK 9
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26 JUNE 2015
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ISSUE 20 / 15
Dear St Michael’s Community,
As you are aware, last week saw St Michael’s College students and staff engaged in a number of activities promoting social justice,
service and charity organisations through Charities Week and Year 10 CAD/RAD.
Service projects and outreach programs bring the poor's voice into the lives of students and enriches the College community through
action to help meet the needs of others. In this spirit, I draw your attention to the notices below, as we move to support these very
worthy causes over the next week.
As I am travelling to the USA on Sunday morning for a two week Lasallian studies course, I’d like to wish all staff, students and families
a successful end to the semester and a restful upcoming break. It is well-deserved!
ST VINCENT DE PAUL WINTER APPEAL CLOTHING DRIVE
On any given night in Australia, one in 200 people are homeless. These people are often sleeping out in the open, on the street or
in unsafe and unstable housing. The St Vincent de Paul Society annually launches a Winter Clothing Drive to collect blankets and
clothing for those in need.
In South Australia alone, almost 6,000 people are currently homeless, and will face a long and cold winter without shelter or adequate
clothing. As a College community we hope to change this dire situation for many of the less fortunate and to support St Vinnie's to
make a difference!
St Michael's College will be supporting St Vinnie's in their mission to help the homeless population. In week 10, 29 June – 3 July
2015 of this term, there will be 30 clothing bins placed around the Secondary Campus (including one in the Front Office from Monday
to Friday, between 8:00am and 4:30pm) and the Primary Campus.
Students, staff and families are encouraged to bring any unwanted clothes (preferably warm, suitable for winter) as well as blankets
to deposit in any of these numerous bins. Families are asked to look through their wardrobes for articles of clothing that might still
be wearable but perhaps no longer fit, have been grown out of or are just not needed. These articles will be passed on to very
appreciative recipients. Please take this opportunity to de-clutter your wardrobe.
Visit their website for other ways to assist – www.vinnies.org.au/winterappeal or call 13 18 12.
Cilla Nesvanulica on behalf of the Social Justice Group
CASUAL DAY TO SUPPORT THE HUTT STREET CENTRE
To further support the community, students may wear casual clothes on Friday 3
July 2015 for a gold coin donation to support the work of the Daughters of Charity
at the Hutt Street Centre for the homeless. Once again, I trust that St Michael’s
College will demonstrate its tremendous spirit of kindness and generosity.
Live Jesus in our hearts!
John Foley
Principal
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CALENDAR
TERM 2
JUNE
29
Instrumental Night (S)
30 June - 1 July
Yr 7 Canberra Trip
JULY
2
Yr 11 Choicez Seminar & Subject
Selection
Expo Yr 12 (2016)
Catholic Schools Music Festival Auditions (S)
NO YEAR 11 CLASSES
Classes Conclude
Dismissal 1:05pm (S)
12:40pm (P)
3
TERM 3
REST IN PEACE
Mrs Betty Jean Hoffman
Mother of Mr Wayne Hoffman (Staff) and
Grandmother of Sally (Class of 2002), Simon (Class of 2004)
and Stefan (Class of 2005) Hoffman
Eternal rest grant unto her
O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her.
May her soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Amen
JULY
20
Classes resume
Italian Visitors arrive
Yr 4 Confirmation Prep 7pm
Yr 12 Mid-Year Exam Week
Whole School Assembly
Academic Awards 9:05am
PE Week (S)
21
21-24
24
27
Yr 4 Art Gallery
29
Yr 10-12 Academic Assembly
Yr 11 (2016) SACE Evening 7pm
30
Yr 8 Immunisations
Australian Maths Competition (S)
31
Co-curricular Photos & Special Photos (S)
Road Safety School 9:30am-11:30am (Rec)
END OF TERM DISMISSAL
Parents are advised that students will be dismissed at the following times on
the last day of Term 2, 3 July 2015.
PRIMARY – 12:40pm
It would be appreciated if Primary School parents could treat Hubbard Street as
a 2 minute pick up zone.
Cars are not permitted to be parked or left unattended.
SECONDARY - 1:05pm
School bus services will be provided from 1:00pm.
School resumes on Monday 20 July, 2015.
12:30-2:30pm (Yr 1)
STUDENT ABSENCE LINES
PRIMARY: 8150 2397
SECONDARY: 8150 2323
MASS
YEAR 10 DRAMA PERFORMANCE ~
Tuesday 30 June and Wednesday 1 July 2015 at
7:00pm, DRAMA SPACE
Parents and parishioners are warmly invited to
attend Mass at either Campus each week during
school time.
Please do not hesitate to contact the College with
any queries.
PRIMARY: Thursday at 9:00am
SECONDARY: Wednesday 9:00am
INTERESTING READING
LIVING CATHOLIC:
http://www.adelaide.catholic.org.au/news-andevents/living-catholic/e-newsletter
AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICS MAGAZINE:
http://www.australiancatholics.com.au/
YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS:
http://www.cathyouthadelaide.org.au/
CESA NEWS:
http://cesa.webtemplate.com.au/sites/3189/__new
sletter/642/376f1dd89bacd37f5b2a7d1ea485f7ee/n
ewsletter
SOUTHERN CROSS NEWSPAPER
For the latest edition www.thesoutherncross.org.au
St Michael’s College is once again offering a limited
number of Entertainment Books for sale. Books are
$65 each and inside you’ll find hundreds of 50% off,
25% off and 2-for-1 offers from the best restaurants,
movie cinemas, takeaway chains and attractions.
The vouchers can be used over a 12 month period.
Books will be available for collection from Week 2,
Term 2.
HEAD LICE
Secondary College parents are advised that there has been some reported cases
of head lice at the College. For further information click on:
https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/2d290f80458f949a927eff4b
a88a01d5/12068.2Headlice_PreventionTreatment.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=2d290f80458f949
a927eff4ba88a01d5
PRIMARY CAMPUS
MASS
Parents are invited to attend Mass which is celebrated on Thursdays at 9:00am in the Beverley Chapel.
FAMILY MASS
Please note that there is a Family Mass on Sunday 28 June at 9:00am in the Beverley Chapel. An invitation is extended to all SMC
families.
LUNCH ORDERS
Parents who have several students at the Primary Campus are asked to please place the correct money, or as close to, in each child’s
lunch order bag. The Canteen Manager processes lunch orders by classes and having to cross check payment/orders that might be in
another lunch order bag is time consuming. Your cooperation is appreciated as the canteen is staffed by a sole operator.
LIFE EDUCATION VAN
Parents are welcome to visit the Life Education Van which will be on site on 25 and 26 June 2015. The Life Education Team will provide
life style lessons around the themes of healthy eating, road safety and drug awareness.
PRIMARY CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHS
An album is available in the Primary Administration Office for viewing and ordering of photographs, which were taken earlier this term,
at a cost of $20 each. These include Class Leaders/Environmental Leaders/Stage Band and Sons of Old Scholars. Orders can be placed
up to and including Friday, 26 June 2015.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ASSEMBLY
calendared for Friday 3 July at 11:15am has been cancelled.
Mr Kym Clark, Director Lasallian Mission
SECONDARY CAMPUS
YEAR 11/12 EXAM PROTOCOLS ~
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Students should be ready to enter the Exam Room 15 minutes
before the starting time. Please assemble in the adjacent courtyard;
for example for all morning exams, please assemble by 8:40am,
sign the attendance sheet outside the room and you will be directed
from there.
Students are not to enter the Exam Room until invited to do so.
Students are to ensure that all the necessary equipment has been
obtained for the Exam. NO borrowing will be permitted. NO pencil
cases allowed.
Students plagiarizing will have their paper cancelled. However, the
Exam must be completed. Obviously, final assessment will be
adversely affected.
YEAR 12 2015 EXAM TIMETABLE
DATE
9:00AM
1:30PM
Monday
20 July
2015
English Studies (3hrs)
ESL Studies (3hrs)
Tuesday
21 July
2015
Maths Methods (3hrs)
Maths Studies (3hrs)
Italian (3hrs)
Modern History (3hrs)
Wednesday
22 July
2015
Biology A (3hrs)
Tourism (2hrs)
Accounting (2hrs)
Psychology (2hrs)
Thursday
23 July
2015
Nutrition (2hrs)
Physics (3hrs)
Physical Education (2hrs)
Music (2hrs)
Friday
24 July
2015
Chemistry (3hrs)
Geography (2hrs)
Legal Studies (2hrs)
English Communications
(1.5hrs)
No student will be permitted to leave the Exam Room before the
appointed finishing time.
READING TIME – Each student will be permitted to make notes and
read the Exam Paper for ten minutes prior to the start of the Exam.
All notes must be written on the sheet supplied ONLY. Before the
Exam, consideration should be given as to how best to use this time.
Check with teachers if uncertain.
If a student is ill and unable to attend, a phone call must be made
to Ms Kemp, ideally prior to the commencement of the Exam.
Full College uniform is required for all exams, including compliance
with the Grooming Policy.
Students are encouraged to bring a dictionary into the examination
but only unmarked dictionaries are to be taken in.
Students will not be required for formal lessons during the Exam
week. Instead, private study should take place at home.
Graphic calculators need to be cleared for subjects other than Maths.
Mobile phones are NOT permitted. Teachers will not be responsible
for these during the examination period.
YEAR 11 2015 SEMESTER 1 EXAM TIMETABLE
DATE
9:00AM
1:00PM
Monday
29 June
2015
Tuesday
30 June
2015
Wednesday
1 July
2015
Chemistry (2hrs)
Tourism (1.5hrs)
Accounting (2hrs)
Music (1.5hrs)
Physics (2hrs)
Phys Ed A (1.5hrs)
Maths A (2hrs)
Psychology (2hrs)
Economics (2hrs)
Maths Specialist (3hrs)
CHARITIES WEEK
YEAR 10 STATIONERY DRIVE
As part of Charities Week at the College, all Year 10 students were asked to bring in
various items of usable stationery to our Reflection Activity Day to be donated to
BoysTown. This organisation is dedicated to enabling young people, especially those
who are marginalised, to improve their quality of life and education. The Stationery
Drive initiative was the first of its kind at St Michael's College and it was overwhelming
to have such an abundance of stationery items brought in for donation. One of the key
messages of our Church Awareness Day and Reflection Activity Day (CAD/RAD) is to
promote the idea that there are far less fortunate people in our society compared to
us. With this, the Year 10 students learnt about the generosity and selfless work many
people and organisations in Adelaide do to help those in need. Our Stationery Drive
was another small way in which we as a cohort could help to make a positive
difference, particularly to the young people at Boystown, who are in dire need of
stationery items.
For those students who have not yet donated an item of stationery, there is still time to do so as we are collecting items until the end
of term. Well done Year 10s!
Mr Mark Labrosciano, Assistant Year Level Director – Year 10
REFUGEE WEEK 2015
During Refugee Week (15 June – 19 June 2015) many fundraising initiatives took place at the College to raise funds to donate to the
Australian Refugee Association (ARA). The Lasallian Youth Leaders of the College were given the privilege of volunteering and leading
the cooking and selling of sausages during lunch time from Wednesday to Friday of Week 8. There were groups of four people each
day allowing different people to take part in this enjoyable and beneficial activity. The Lasallian Youth Leaders are a large group of
students who represent our school not only as Lasallians and helping to spread the word of De La Salle, but as representatives of the
Year 11 year level. Students in years below can see the benefits and the good that is reflected, hopefully inspiring them to join the
Lasallian Youth Leaders in the future.
Overall, this sausage sizzle promoted the mission of ARA and raised over $800, which will help refugees and ARA continue to play the
important roles needed to ensure safety and comfort for refugees and their families in a new country.
Mr Gavin O’Reilly, Assistant Year Level Director – Year 11
THE BIG DAY IN
On Thursday 18 June a group of Year 11 and 12 Information Technology
students attended the Big Day In Careers Conference at Adelaide University.
We heard from a number of speakers including representatives from Microsoft,
IBM, Adobe and HP, as well as professionals working in banking and human
services. The speakers demonstrated the breadth of careers in the industry
ranging from content and design jobs through to the technology services
industry to business services, as well as product development in hardware and
software. Current university students gave valuable advice on course selection
as well as highlighting opportunities for paid work while studying, especially the
Australian Government ICT Cadetship Programme. One of our students, Dylan
Tittoto, won a Raspberry Pi 2 credit-card sized computer in the raffle and
remarked: “It was an informative experience that I recommend to anyone with
an interest in Information Technology. It has opened up numerous pathways for
me to follow that I might not have considered.” As pictured to the left, students
were able to check out industry stalls during the breaks. Jordan Dametto
experienced the new Oculus Rift Virtual reality headset: “It was quite interesting
and very fun”, he reported. Overall the day gave an insight into how much growth
in employment there will be in this industry, with excellent flexibility to travel
and find work anywhere. Whether a coder, a designer, engineer or business
analyst, there is so much opportunity in this sector.
Mr Stephen Harvey -Teacher, Information Technology
CAD/RAD
Year 10 students spent two days out of the College during Week 8, involved
in our annual CAD/RAD days. CAD, or Church Awareness Day, was designed
to give our students a practical insight into the works of a number of Adelaide
Charities. In small groups our students visited various organisations
including Caritas Australia, Louise Place, Hutt Street Centre and St Vincent
de Paul. They heard enlightening accounts of the plight of the disadvantaged
in our community and of how the various welfare agencies have helped make
a positive difference for those in their care. The CAD students then
assembled at Cathedral Hall in the city to partake in various activities aimed
at sharing their experiences from the charity visits. In tandem with CAD was
Reflection Activity Day (or RAD), presented by Graham Hyman, from Youth
Specialties Australia. RAD was held at the Woodville Football Club, where
students were challenged to reflect on their relationships, their priorities and
the direction of their lives as they enter their senior years of schooling.
Feedback from students indicates that they learnt a great deal about the
range of support agencies working in Adelaide and were challenged by the
experiences offered through CAD and RAD.
Mr Tony Healy, Year Level Director – Year 10
YEAR 8 BOYS ITALIAN/SCIENCE ZOO EXCURSION
On Friday, 19 June, all six Year 8 boys’ classes went to the Adelaide Zoo for
Science and Italian. We learnt a lot about animals and how to describe their
behaviour and characteristics in both English and Italian.
We completed a booklet for each subject. For Science we focused on organisms,
including vertebrates and invertebrates, and for Italian we focused on oral
language and how to answer questions about animals in Italian. We learnt more
about animals through both subjects using scientific terminology and new
Italian words.
The excursion helped us to improve our understanding because we got to see
the animals live so that we could examine what they were doing, even if it was
in an artificial habitat. We had lots of opportunities to practise our Italian skills
and increase our Italian vocabulary, using new words orally and in writing.
The highlight was the meerkats (i suricati). They were the most entertaining as
they moved around the most. The chimpanzees were also very active and noisy.
Overall it was a good day and a great experience. Even the weather was good. Thank you to all the teachers who attended and helped
us improve our knowledge and skills in both subjects.
CLASS 8CA
‘LEADERSHIP IS ANY ACTION THAT
MAKES THE WORLD WE TOUCH A
BETTER PLACE’
On Wednesday 3 June 2015, the Year 9 Student
Leaders went to the Adelaide Convention Centre
to participate in the YLead Altitude Day. During
the day inspirational guest speakers spoke about
their own experiences and gave us some advice
about how to be strong leaders in our own schools
and communities.
Throughout the day we were involved in many social activities which required us to communicate with
Student Leaders from other schools in South Australia. These activities placed us outside of our comfort zone
but were a lot of fun. The event definitely motivated the participants to make good choices, to build
confidence and to form friendships along the way. I found the day to be very successful as I learnt that if
you let opportunities pass, you will never know what you could be missing out on. Overall, the day was an
experience that we will never forget.
Isabella Candeloro 9KL
YEAR 10 PARENTS DINNER AND CATCH-UP
Come along and enjoy a meal and catch up with other Year 10 parents on Wednesday 5 August 2015 at The Lakes Resort Hotel, at
7:00pm. RVSP your reply to Sharon May at: gmay2@bigpond.com or 0414 228 577 by 1 August 2015. All Year 10 parents welcome.
STUDENT SERVICES
Please be aware that many of these articles have extra information that can be accessed on the Student Services Intranet page:
http://intranet/secondary/student_services/latest_news/current.pdf#
CAREERS TERM 3
Next term is the busiest term for Student Services Careers and VET.
Year 12
We support Year 12 students with their 2016 SATAC applications for University and TAFE SA, due at the end of September for university
and the end of October for TAFE SA. In most cases students can add to their course preference application, change the order and
delete preferences right through to early January 2016. On Monday 3 August 2015 at 7:00pm we will host an Information Night for
interested Year 12 parents who wish to know more about the SATAC application process and the transition to university and/or TAFE
SA. On the same night students will be able to attend a mini Tertiary Entrance Expo here at the College and ask questions of the Uni
and TAFE Admission Representatives. We have urged Year 12 students to make an appointment with the Career Counsellors before
the Year 10 and Year 11 subject selection process which begins in Week 3 next term. We continue to encourage students who are not
aiming for a Tertiary pathway to make an appointment and discuss their plans.
Year 10 and Year 11 Students
There is an extensive support structure in place to assist students in making their 2016 subject selections. As part of this, students
may wish to make an appointment with a Career Counsellor once they have worked through the normal process.
TERTIARY OPEN DAYS Friday 14, Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August 2015
We encourage families to set aside time on this weekend to attend the Open Day events staged by the Universities and TAFE SA.
There will be extensive programs, with set talks, tours etc. We will sum all this up in The Star Newsletter next term, but for preliminary
planning we urge you to keep an eye on the relevant websites:
 https://www.adelaide.edu.au/openday/
 http://unisa.edu.au/openday/
 http://www.flinders.edu.au/opendays/
TAFESA (No Information released as yet) but Adelaide Centre for the ARTS have a few Information Sessions flagged.
See: http://www.tafesa.edu.au/adelaide-college-of-the-arts/ac-arts-events
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE JULY HOLIDAY OPPORTUNITIES ~
Interstate Student and Family Information Day
Heading to Melbourne for the July school holidays? The University of Melbourne is holding an information day for interstate students
and their families - ideal for senior secondary school students thinking about moving to Melbourne in the next couple of years. Families
from your school community may like to consider planning their next trip to Melbourne to include the Interstate Student and Family
Information Day on Thursday 9 July 2015 at The University of Melbourne, Parkville Campus. To find out more contact Lois Carlton,
Manager, Student Recruitment. Registration is required, please go to:
http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/explore/events/victoria_and_interstate/victoria/interstate_student_and_family_information_da
y_july.
A Day at Melbourne 2015 - for parents too!
Year 10 to 12 students and their families are invited to come to a special event to explore the university’s vibrant Parkville Campus,
and find out more about the range of study options available at Australia’s number one university, on Friday 10 July 2015 between
9:00am-3:30pm. For more details please go to:
http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/explore/events/victoria_and_interstate/victoria/a_day_at_melbourne_10July2015.
Elite Athletes
In addition, our Elite Athletes who may be heading to Melbourne for their sport in the future may also want to check information on:
http://www.sport.unimelb.edu.au/EliteAthleteProgram.
NEW UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE MASTERS DEGREE LAUNCHED IN COLLABORATION WITH
FOOD AND PACKAGING INDUSTRY
The Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences has worked with the food and packaging industries to create a new Masters degree
to drive innovation in these sectors. The Master of Food and Packaging Innovation combines food science, packaging and product
design with business skills like project management and entrepreneurship. For further details, please go to:
fvas.unimelb.edu.au/study/courses/master-of-food-and-packaging-innovation/overview.
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY UPDATE
Last week we had the honour of touring the new Tonsley Campus of Flinders Uni where most of the Engineering, Computer Science
and Maths subjects are delivered. It is now the closest university campus to St Michael’s College.
The state-of-the-art $120 million building was designed by award-winning international architects HASSELL. It centrally locates Flinders
University’s School of Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics with the Flinders Medical Device Research Institute and the
Centre for Nanoscale Science and Technology alongside some of Adelaide’s biggest businesses and industries.
The school offers a range of disciplines including Biomedical, Civil, Electronic, Electrical, IT and Software Engineering, Design and
Innovation and Engineering Science and Technology. There are state-of-the-art learning facilities, illuminated glass walls where
students write a problem and others provide a solution during the day, work lounges that provide soundproof discussion areas, student
lockers, where digital technology can be safely locked away and recharged and amazing study areas; outside courtyards and light
filled interior spaces.
There are many companies linked in with the new facility ensuring students gain a workforce edge to their degree. Flinders at Tonsley
is also a hub for entrepreneurs and next-generation start-ups through the New Venture Institute (NVI). The NVI, the centre of
innovation and entrepreneurship at the university runs programs, mentors and helps the next generation of ideas to become reality.
The fact that the Bachelor of Design and Innovation is placed there too, provides so much scope for budding entrepreneurs.
Flinders at Tonsley promotes collaboration, a place for students to interact with business and where business interacts with researchers
in areas such as Engineering, Medical Devices and Nanoscale Technologies, to make the new products and processes of the 21st
century. We strongly recommend you check out the Flinders Focus Website, follow the Tonsley links and be inspired,
http://flindersfuturefocus.flinders.edu.au/.
THE AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH COMPETITION
Mr Karnas, Gifted and Talented Coordinator at St Michael’s College, has brought to our attention a student competition for budding
Medical Scientists. Students in Years 10, 11 and 12 interested in careers in Medicine, Dentistry, Health Science and Medical Science,
or one of these pathways are encouraged to enter the competition. The competition closes 2 July 2015, so not only would it be a good
pre-UMAT practice as it includes 20 multiple choice, a great result may affirm aptitude in these areas and encourage more specific
career planning. It is very worthwhile to enter these competitions and see where your level lies in a broader setting. Go to: The
Australian Society for Medical Research Competition at http://asmr.org.au/MRWQuiz.html.
DEFENCE FORCE
Defence Force Recruiting will be running Q&A sessions on multiple avenues of entry into the Defence Force. Students will be able to
login through Facebook and chat to members of the ADF!
To find out more please direct students to www.facebook.com/defencejobsaustralia
ARES
General Entry
Tech Trades
Submariners
21 May
4 June
2 July
23 July
Officer Entry
Engineering
DUS
ADFA
13 August
27 August
10 September
24 September
UPCOMING SESSIONS AT DEFENCE FORCE RECRUITING
Health
Aviation
ARES
8 October
22 October
12 November
(191 PULTENEY ST ADELAIDE)
Women in Careers in the ADF: Saturday 4 July 2015 from 2:00pm-3:00pm.
Women in the Army as an Officer: Thursday 13 July 2015 from 6:00pm-7:00pm.
Women and Aviation: Thursday 27 July 2015 from 6:00-7:00pm.
For more details and to register email ADLSRT@dfr.com.au.
Mr Kevin Woolford VET Coordinator, Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris, Careers
CONGRATULATIONS TO...
Jet Lewis 9HA has been selected as Captain of the South Australian 14 and under boys water polo team for the East Coast Challenge
to be held in Brisbane in the July school holidays.
Liam Firns 9FA and Kai Pudney 10MO who have been selected in the Secondary School Sport SA Interstate Boys Australian
Football Championships in Geelong, Victoria in July.
CO-CURRICULAR NEWS
UNIFORMS
Please ensure you visit Sports Centre at 142 Port Road, Hindmarsh, to purchase the correct uniform for your son/daughter. Further
information is available via the website: www.sportscentre.com.au or http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2850/co_curricular_website.pdf.
VENUES/TIMETABLES
Please follow the link http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/news-information/current-sports-fixtures to access times and venues (no password
required!). Details have also been emailed to students.
OPEN GIRLS KNOCKOUT FOOTBALL
On 11 June 2015, St Michael’s College First XVIII Girl’s
football team ventured to Central Districts Football Oval
to play round 2 of the Open Girls Knockout Football
competition. Our competition was Nuriootpa High
School and Faith Lutheran School who had both won
their round robin competitions against four other
schools in round 1 to play against us.
The team started the day off strong against Faith
Lutheran College, taking control of the game early.
Sophie Morgan provided forward run through the
middle and accurate kicking from Lauren Steer assisted
in getting the ball into the multiple goal scorers of
Demasi, Watts, Williams and Steer. St Michael’s College
won the first game 56-0.
Coaches Mr Williams and Mr Spencer knew the second
game against Nuriootpa High School would be the more
challenging for the day. Both coaches went into tactic
overdrive providing individual guidance to the girls on
how they needed to shut down their opposition. Team captains, Hodges and Marinoff, rose to the challenge, inspiring the team with
their fancy footwork. Hard work at ground level and tight defense of players prevented Nuriootpa from having the drive and clear
kicking previously shown. The whole team lifted to win their second game 21 to 7. Goal scorers for the game were Watts and Demasi.
The win means the team will move on to round 3 of the Open Girls Knockout Football competition, being hosted at St Michael’s next
term. Congratulations to all involved on a great day.
Mrs Kate Didyk, Girls Co-curricular Coordinator
COLLEGE INFORMATION
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SCHOOL IMMUNISATION DATES 2015
All Year 8 students will be offered: 1 dose of Varicella (chicken pox) vaccine, 3 dose course of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and 1
dose of combined Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis (Boostrix).
Visit 2 Thursday 30 July 2015 Year 8 HPV (2) and Boostrix
Visit 3 Thursday 26 November Year 8 HPV (3)
UNIFORMS:
DOBSONS UNIFORM SHOP 1 Lawrie Street, Henley Beach 8150 2306
http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/uniform/where-to-buy-our-uniform.
HOLIDAY TRADING TIMES
Normal Trading Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ~8:00am – 4:15pm
Please contact Mary or Margaret on 8150 2306 to arrange an appointment.
Parents are informed that the Uniform Shop will be open the first week of the school holidays: Tuesday 7, Wednesday 8 and
Thursday 9 July 2015 between 8:00am till 4:15pm and on the FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL TERM, Monday 20 July 2015, as per usual.
Parents are able to place orders using their credit card and supplying their name and the pastoral class of their son. Items will then
be delivered to the Primary Campus.
SPORTS CENTRE SCHOOL WEAR
For supplies of Co-curricular uniforms.
142 Port Road, Hindmarsh
www.sportscentre.com.au
http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2850/co_curricular_website.pdf
SECOND HAND UNIFORMS: ONLINE SELLING & BUYING
Please refer to the College website for information relating to the sale of second hand uniform items. For further assistance
telephone: 8346 3411
http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/uniform/where-to-buy-our-uniform
STUDENT TRANSPORT
SCHOOL BUS SERVICE CHANGES
PRIMARY: http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2772/St%20Michaels%20College%20Beverly.pdf
SECONDARY: http://www.smc.sa.edu.au/__files/f/2773/St%20Michaels%20College%20Senior.pdf
ADELAIDE METRO BUS ROUTES & TIMETABLES
https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/Announcements/Service-updates/NEW-Bus-and-tram-timetables
286 Henley Beach to City
287 Henley Beach to City
288 West Lakes Centre Interchange to City
H22 Henley Beach South to Wattle Park
H32 Henley Beach South to City
GRANGE TRAIN: http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/routes/GRNG
CO-CURRICULAR RESULTS
PRIMARY CAMPUS
FOOTBALL
PRIMARY A
SMC 13.8 v SHC 0.1; Goals: Foley, Kennewell 3, Laudato 2, Kelly, Balkwill, Sheldon, Nielson, Hansen; Best: Kelly, Sheldon, Daly,
Nielson, Hanson, Mullins
SMC 1.1 v PEM 6.3; Goals: Muller; Best: J Dametto, J White, D Scalfino
YEAR 4/5
SOCCER
PRIMARY B
SMC 6 v SPSC 1; Goals: Stefanopoulos 2, Chartier, White, Barry, Wong; Best: Higgins, Barry, Nilsson
YEAR 4/5
SMC 8 v SIC 2
SECONDARY CAMPUS - BOYS
BASKETBALL
SENIOR A
SMC 62 v RC 62; Goal Scorers: A Mudronja 30, S Lobo 15, J James 7
SENIOR B
SMC 45 v RC 37; Best: C Murphy, E Baldissera, D Tanner; Goals: C Murphy 15, E Baldissera 12
SENIOR C
SMC 9 v RC 35; Best: M Boulton
JUNIOR A
SMC 34 v MHS 41; Best: M Mudronja, B Bozo, D Young
JUNIOR B
SMC 42 v MHS 29; Best: H Payne, J Brown
JUNIOR C
SMC 24 v MHS 11; Best: D Engelhardt, T Lobo, O McEvoy
JUNIOR D
SMC 53 v 16; Best: K Payne, J Rocca, T Kamenjarin
FOOTBALL
1st XVIII
SMC 21.11 v SC 4.3; Best: D Cardone, T Pillion, L Zille, L Young, B Currie, B Creeper; Goals: B Currie 4, T Pillion 3, B Creeper 2, C
Muirhead 2, J Smith 2, I Johnson 2, D Cardone 1, T Kennewell 1, L Young 1, E Miller 1, D Greig 1
nd
2 XVIII
SMC 7.9 v SC 12.7; Best: Skoljarev, Organ, Zanelli, Sheldon, Cebulski, Sitters; Goals: Organ 4
9A
SMC 5.19 v SHC 6.4; Best: L Firns, D Passaniti, E Marchioro, K Karafoulidis, T Cappelutti, N Azzollini; Goals: E Marchioro 2, M Hambly
J Maiolo, N Viola 1
8A
SMC 5.6 v SHC 5.9; Best: H Dawkins, S Liambis, E Neal, C Condelli; Goals: J Moschou, S Liambis, H Laduma, N Kyriacou, H Dawkins
SOCCER
1ST XI (Wed)
SMC 3 v SHC 2; Best: J Steer, D Scorsonelli, G Caridi; Goals: D Scorsonelli, H Anderson, J Panuccio
2nd XI (Sat)
SMC 2 v IC 1; Best: G Kikianis, J Gorcilov, A Karagiannakis; Goals: J Gorcilov
10 BLUE
SMC 1 v SPC 1; Best: A Zanardo, S Fortuna, W Naera; Goals: G Moustos
9 GOLD
SMC 2 v SPSC 4; Best: C Ramos, L Cubelic, S Perrotta; Goals: T Slezcka, M Borges
9 BLUE
SMC 3 v SPSC 3;
8 GOLD
SMC 3 v RC 4; Best: L Barbaro, M Fulford, A Sharma; Goals: L Moore 2, C De Ieso 1
SECONDARY CAMPUS - GIRLS
BADMINTON
JUNIOR C
SMC 4 v OLSH 2
SENIOR C
SMC 6 v SAC 0
HOCKEY
SENIOR C
SMC 6 v PEM 1
NETBALL
OPEN A1
SMC 35 v MERC 31
OPEN A2
SMC 22 v SHCS 23
OPEN B1 BLUE
SMC 21 v LOR 31
OPEN B1 MAROON
SMC 17 v NAZ 36
OPEN C1
SMC 10 v SHCS 41
OPEN C2
SMC 38 v SAC 10
10A1
SMC 31 v SHCS 24
10A2
SMC 30 v LOR 31
10C1
BYE
9A1 (PLAY 10A1)
SMC 32 v LOR 25
9B1
SMC 37 v OLSH 16
9B2
SMC 46 v NAZ 10
9C2
SMC 16 v SIC 25
8A1
SMC 39 v SIC 21
8A2
SMC 19 v CAB 17
8B1
SMC 19 v CAB 22
SOCCER
MIDDLE B
SMC 5 v SPG 1
SENIOR C
SMC 8 v WILD 0
Results from Week 8 13 June 2015
SECONDARY CAMPUS - GIRLS
BADMINTON
JUNIOR C
SMC 4 v SIC 2
SENIOR C
SMC 194 v MMC 140
NETBALL
OPEN A1
SMC 41 v SIC 37
OPEN A2
SMC 52 v SDPC 6
OPEN B1 BLUE
BYE
OPEN B1 MAROON
SMC 23 v LOR 29
OPEN C1
SMC 23 v MHS 29
OPEN C2
BYE
10A1
SMC 34 v LOR 21
10A2
SMC 18 v CAB 18
10C1
SMC 36 v CAR 2
9A1 (PLAY 10A1)
BYE
9B1
SMC 24 SIC 17
9B2
SMC 15 v NAZ 24
9C2
SMC 21 v MERC 14
8A1
SMC 32 v CAR 19
8A2
SMC 17 v LOR 21
8B1
SMC 31 v SAC 27
8C2
SMC 20 v OLSH 2
SOCCER
MIDDLE B
SMC 4 v SEY 1
SENIOR C
SMC 5 v SEY 0