Weekly Revelations October 22 2015 low res

Weekly
Revelations
HEAD OF
SENIOR
SCHOOL
Mr Stewart Ross
JUMPING TO EXTRA HEIGHTS
Madeline Sinderberry has achieved
some outstanding results at the
Australian Equestrian Interschool
Championships
held
recently.
Madeline was awarded the Australian
Interschool’s Show jumping Champion
and the Finch Farms Trophy for the
athlete with the best overall result in
show jumping. She won the 1.10m and
1.20m Championships. Madeline was
also part of the NSW Team that won
the Championships Overall and Show
jumping Teams Trophy.
HICES DEBATING
This year was a great “season” for all
our debating teams. The Year 7 team
did extremely well making it to the second
knockout round. The Year 9 team made it
to the third round. The Year 8 team were
unfortunately knocked out in the final
round closely missing out on the Grand
Final. These results meant that the College
secured the title of runner-up for the most
successful school in the competition. A
wonderful achievement considering there
are around 50 HICES schools.
CHAMPION
Emma McCarthy in Year 10, won the
Junior Golf Classic at Bathurst last
weekend. She shot an 87 on the Sunday
round. With a handicap of 7 (making it
80 nett), it was not the best score she has
achieved but good enough to take out the
Championship on the day. Congratulations
Emma.
RUGBY
Congratulations to the following students,
Kelsey Khan, Teagan Miller and Hannah
Nobes who, after participating in the trials
at the Youth Girls U17s Talent Discovery
day at Orange Emus Rugby Club in week
October 22 2015
1, they have gained selection in the
Central West U17s - 7s Rugby Squad.
The girls will play in the NSW Youth
Girls State Championships in Coffs
Harbour on 7 November 2015. From this
Carnival two NSW State teams will be
selected to represent NSW in the National
invitational tournament in Wagga on 5
December 2015. We also hope Phoebe
Reynolds, who was selected as a shadow
player, may get a run. We wish them
success at the Tournament.
FAST FACT
An epidemic of laughing that lasted
almost a year broke out in Tanganyika
(now Tanzania) in 1962. Several
thousand people were affected, across
several villages. It forced a school to
close. It wasn’t fun, though — other
symptoms included crying, fainting,
rashes, and pain.
Thought:- Ask yourself this question:
“Will this matter a year from now?”
Richard Carlson, writing in Don’t Sweat
the Small Stuff
All Saints’ College Parents’& Friends’Association
Boarding Sub-Committee
AGM & Committee Meeting
When:
Saturday, 24th October 2015
Meeting:
3:30pm
Where:
ASC Library
All welcome & afternoon tea provided
Please do not hesitate to contact anyone from the Boarding P&F Executive if you have any
questions or would like any matters raised at the meetings. Please send an apology to the
secretary if you would like to attend but cannot make the meetings.
PRESIDENT:
Scott Hewitt Canberra
Ph 0473 536 177
lisaandscott4@bigpond.com
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Hayley Bradley Grenfell
Ph 02 6343 1127
hayley01@westnet.com.au
SECRETARY:
Kim Stokes
Nyngan
Ph 02 6833 7522
kim.stokes@bordernet.com.au
When:
Where:
Time:
RSVP:
Social Function
Saturday, 24th October 2015
Panorama Hotel
6pm - Children welcome.
0427 471 115 or kim.stokes@bordernet.com.au
College
Calendar
Friday 23 October 2015
2016 Pre-Kindergarten 3 & 5 Day Orientation Day
Australian National Field Days Orange
Ag Years 9,10,11 DT Years 9,10,11 Excursion
Saturday 24 October 2015
ISA Summer Round 2
Australian National Field Days Orange
Boarding P&F Sub committee AGM + Meeting
Library 3:30pm
Boarding P&F Social function Bathurst
Tuesday 27 October 2015
Years 10 & 11 Bathurst Jobs Expo
Thursday 29 October 2015
Years 9 & 10 Music Night 6:30
Saturday 31 October 2015
Years 9 & 10 Music Night 6:30
Sunday 1 November 2015
All Saints’ Day
Wednesday 4 November 2015
Development Committee Meeting
Thursday 5 November 2015
Kindergarten 2016 Information Night
P&F Committee Meeting 6pm Library
Years 9 - 10 Yearly Exams
Friday 6 November 2015
Orientation Day 2016 K - 11
Year 7 Parents Social
Years 9 - 10 Yearly Exams
Saturday 7 November 2015
ISA Summer Round 4
Monday 9 November 2015
Years 9 - 10 Yearly Exams
Tuesday 10 November 2015
P&F AGM Meeting 6pm - Library
Years 9 - 10 Yearly Exams
JS Music Night 6:30pm Bickerdike
Uniform Shop Hours: Monday 8.30am to 4.30pm; Tuesday closed; Wednesday closed; Thursday 12 noon to 4.30pm; Friday 9am to 3.15pm
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FROM THE
CHAPLAIN
College families supported. I have been encouraged
by the number of senior students who have come
to me to get their diaries signed for an ASC Award
after having served this appeal last year.
A CALL FOR HELP!
We are in need of one or two more volunteer
teachers to take on the responsibility of teaching
Christian Studies in the Junior School so that the
load can be shared. Please call or email me if you
think that you can help.
GOD”S LOVE FOR US
Indeed, rarely will anyone die for a righteous
person—though perhaps for a good person
someone might actually dare to die. But God
proves his love for us in that while we still were
sinners Christ died for us. (Romans 5:7-8, NRSV).
Chapel this week focused on God’s amazing and
overflowing love for us. The New Testament writers
are all in agreement that God’s love is best shown
to us in the person of Jesus, what he said, and,
more importantly, what he did. This understanding
was captured succinctly by Bob Dylan in the words
of his song “Make you feel my love.” This song has
been covered by Garth Brooks and, more recently,
by Adele.
Now I’m not saying that Dylan wrote this song
as anything but a love song, but if you imagine it
to be Jesus singing when you hear the words it
makes perfect sense. Reading some blogs about
the meaning of these words, many bloggers have
suggested it is about the person expressing their
utmost love but at the same time being totally
vulnerable as they face the possibility of rejection.
Reverend Tony Card
SHOEBOXES MAKE THE FIRST PART OF THEIR
JOURNEY
Our infants students got the Christmas boxes
off on the first part of their journey this week,
loading them into Rev Tony’s ute to go to the local
collection centre. This year we collected 134 boxes
which was a little down on the previous two years
but, judging by the weight of many of them, they
were jammed full of generous gifts. Thank you for
your support of this campaign again this year. (See
photos below).
2BS/BATHURST LIONS CHRISTMAS MIRACLE
APPEAL
Saints’ is again supporting this wonderful local
initiative to help make Christmas that little bit
brighter for many in the Bathurst community. Next
week we begin collecting non-perishable food
items to be packed into the hampers. We need to
focus on the following: no nuts, no glass, nothing
that’s out of date. Please support this as you are
able.
As we approach the end of term I will be letting
students know about the set up and packing day.
Last year we had a number of students come to
the Thursday set up day to get everything ready
for the Saturday packing day, which many of our
This Week’s Sport Draws
Basketball: Thursday 23 and Friday, 24 October 2015
Game
Venue
Time
Bus departs
Returns
ASC First Girls v Fireworx (Thursday)
Crt1
4.30pm
3.30pm
5.20pm
6.05pm
ASC Red v ASC Gold (Thursday)
Crt1
5.15pm
3.30pm
ASC Silver v Platinum (Thursday)
Crt2
4.30pm
3.30pm
5.20pm
ASC Gold v ASC Red (Thursday)
Crt1
5.15pm
3.30pm
6.05pm
ASC Platinum v Silver (Thursday)
Crt2
4.30pm
3.30pm
5.20pm
ASC White v ASC Blue (Thursday
Crt4
4.30pm
3.30pm
5.20pm
ASC Blue v ASC White (Thursday)
Crt4
4.30pm
3.30pm
5.20pm
ASC Firsts v Make It Drizzle
Crt1
8.30pm
ASC Shadows v Gladiators
Crt1
7.45pm
7.25pm
8.35pm
ASC Cyclones v Hoops Boys
Crt3
5.30pm
5.10pm
6.20pm
ASC Lightning v Net Burners
Crt3
6.15pm
5.55pm
7.10pm
ASC Thunder v Boyz & Daizy
Crt3
4.45pm
4.25pm
5.30pm
ASC Tsunamis v Scots Blue
Crt4
4.45pm
4.25pm
5.30pm
ASC Colts v Team 2 Good
Crt4
6.15pm
5.55pm
7.10pm
Cricket: Saturday, 24 October 2015
Game
Venue
Time
Bus departs
Returns
ASC First XI v Chevalier College XI
Watson Oval
10.00am
ASC U15s/Opens
BYE
ASC U14s v ASC U13s
Police Paddock 1
ASC U13s v ASC U14s
Police Paddock 1
8.45am
8.00am
12.30pm
8.45am
8.00am
12.30pm
Bus departs
Returns
Tennis: Saturday, 24 October 2015
Game
Venue
Time
ASC Opens v SSC 1 Opens
Bx Tennis Centre
9.00am
ASC Intermediate v SSC 1 Intermediate
Bx Tennis Centre
9.00am
ASC Juniors v SSC 1 Juniors
Bx Tennis Centre
9.00am
Touch Football: Saturday, 24 October 2015
Game
Venue
Time
Bus departs
Returns
WAS Senior Girls
Kinross Wolaroi
9.30am
8.30am
1.00pm
WAS Junior Girls
Gala Day
9.30am
8.30am
1.00pm
Jesus does just that. He reaches out to us but at the
same time faces rejection from us. Even if we hate
him, even if we reject him, he still loves us.
When the rain is blowing in your face And the whole world is on your case I would offer you a warm embrace To make you feel my love When the evening shadows and the stars appear And there is no one to dry your tears I could hold you for a million years To make you feel my love I know you haven’t made your mind up yet But I would never do you wrong I’ve known it from the moment that we met There’s no doubt in my mind where you belong I’d go hungry, I’d go blind for you I’d go crawling down the avenue There ain’t nothing that I wouldn’t do To make you feel my love Storms are raging on a rolling sea Down
the
highway
of
regret Winds of change are blowing wild and free, yeah huh But you ain’t seen nothing like me yet There ain’t nothing that I wouldn’t do Go to the ends of the earth for you Make you happy, make your dreams come true To make you feel my love
May you know, accept, and experience his love for
you.
With every blessing,
Rev. Tony Card.
Thought for the week: Whoever does not love does
not know God, for God is love. (1 John 4:8, NRSV)
The All Saints'
College Council
invites you to a
COCKTAIL
FUNCTION
to
Farewell
Dr Peter &
Naomi Miller
Friday, 27 November
6.30pm until 8.30pm
Rydges Mount Panorama
Cost: $40.00 per head
RSVP and payment to
Scott at Reception
by Friday, 13 November 2015
UNIFORM SHOP WILL BE CLOSED FROM MONDAY TH
16 NOVEMBER 2015 TO FRIDAY TH
27 NOVEMBER 2015 Thank you Uniform Shop News
WinterJacketswillbeavailablefrom
Monday26thOctober
totryforsizingandordering.
Cost$180.00
Remembertoorderbeforeendoftermfor
deliveryinFebruary/March2016.
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Remindertomakeanappointmentfor
UniformchangesforStudentsgoing
intoYears5andYears7in2016.
Pleasephone63327303orl.moller@saints.nsw.edu.au
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UniformShopwillbeclosedfrom
Monday16thNovembertoFriday17thNovember
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Hoodiesavailableforordernow
Costis$73.70
(Hoodiecomeswiththeschoolcrestand
surnamenameembroideredonthefront)
Take Heart Australia Day 2015 is going
to be BIG
and we want you to take part in it!
En masse, people have done some pretty incredible things for Guinness World Records – they’ve danced with
umbrellas, dressed up as Smurfs and even impersonated Elvis.
Now we’re asking you to do something incredible too: learn CPR!
Take Heart Australia Day is about teaching people to save lives, and with over 500 Australians suffering a fatal sudden
cardiac arrest every week, the more people we train the better. So, on the 30th of November we’ll be hosting multiple
events across NSW in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most people trained in CPR within 24 hours.
All Saints’ College has been asked to host one of the regional events, so for one day we will endeavor to train as many
Students, Parents and members of the public as we can.
These free sessions will take around 30 minutes and are provided by qualified trainers. For more information please
contact the clinic on 02 6332 7300 or by email: sister@saints.nsw.edu.au.
Join us in making history, and more importantly – learn what to do when cardiac arrest strikes. In the end, all it takes to
save the life of another Australian is you and your two hands.
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Organisation
Realistic planning
Revision techniques
Research skills
Time management
Prioritising
Setting goals
Study notes
Achieving a balance
Exam techniques
When?
Monday 26th October
Where?
E9- next to the ILC
What Time?
3.20- 4.00pm
Who?
Year 7 & 8
Bring?
Study notebook & pen
Contact?
Mrs Sarah O’Neill
s.oneill@saints.nsw.edu.au
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SWIM CLUB
We swim and compete year round
MEMBERSHIP
FEES
$85 FULL YEAR
A MEMBERSHIP SEASON RUNS FOR 1
YEAR FROM
1 OCTOBER TO 30 SEPTEMBER
PATHWAY
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SWIMMING SEPTEMBER !
"All kids want to have fun, build self-esteem and gain confidence
in a secure environment, swimming is a sure way to do this."
Kate Campbell 2012
COME AND TRY SWIMMING
For a one-off payment of $25 we invite you to swim with our squad
during the month of October and attend our 2 swim club nights -
Club Competiton
Area Competion Mountains and Plains
Swimming (MPS)
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A MEMBERSHIP SEASON RUNS FOR 1 YEAR
FROM 1 OCTOBER TO 30 SEPTEMBER
So if you loved swimming in October, why not join?
www.bathurst.swimming.org.au 5pm - 6:30 pm
Current squad costs start
from $50 per month