8 May 2012

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Jus ce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity

Dear Parents and Students

As we enter the month of May, the tradi onal me in which we give thanks for our own Mothers, it seems fi ng that we turn our a en on to Mission Day raising awareness for the plight of women and mothers globally. On Mission Day, being held this Friday, we will primarily be raising funds for Mary Ward Interna onal who support, encourage and empower women and girls living in poverty around the world.

The following extract is taken from the global poverty project:

Women and Poverty

Women make up half of the world’s popula on and yet represent a staggering 70% of the world’s poor. For the millions of women living in poverty, their lives are a litany of injus ce, discrimina on and obstacles that get in the way of achieving their basic needs of good health, safe childbirth, educa on and employment. Overcoming these inequali es and ensuring that women benefit from development requires that the needs and desires of women are not only taken into account, but be put front and centre.

Women work two‐thirds of the world’s working hours, produce half of the world’s food, but earn only 10% of the world’s income and own less than one percent of the world’s property. On average, women earn half of what men earn.

Currently, 50 million of the 72 million children currently not enrolled in primary school are girls, and two thirds of the nearly 800 million adults who lack basic literacy skills are women. The impact of educa ng girls is much greater than the individual. It enables women to have a greater impact on reducing poverty in their communi es, as within most communi es, women are responsible for providing food, health care and educa on of their families.

As a community we thus pledge our commitment to the Millennium Development Goals and in par cular goals 1, 3 and 5:

MDG 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.

Target: Achieve full and produc ve employment and decent work for all, including women.

MDG 3: Promote gender equality + empower women.

Target: Eliminate gender disparity in primary and secondary educa on, by 2015.

DG 5: Improve maternal health.

Target: Reduce by three quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ra o.

Target: Achieve, by 2015, universal access to reproduc ve health.

Let us Pray:

Our most Gracious God,

We pray for women everywhere: girls, mothers and grandmothers.

We pray for their equality: equal opportunity, access to resources and services, and voices that are heard.

We pray for greater awareness and ac on: from a world watching and a world responding.

May we have eyes to see, ears to listen and hearts that care.

May we work always for the greater Glory of God, empowering women in all we do. Amen.

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FAREWELL AND THANKS

We bid farewell to Mr John Kemp a er 29 years of loyal and commi ed service. We wish him every blessing in his re rement and thank him for all he has so generously given over these years. He has made a difference for good in the lives of many students: se ng and expec ng high standards from them; trea ng them respec ully and honestly; and guiding and encouraging them towards intellectual curiosity and precision. His gentle, observant, reflec ve quali es enabled him to teach wisely and powerfully. We give grateful thanks for his gi s given and shared. YEAR 10’S FAREWELL “SIR KEMP‐A‐LOT”

Replacing Mr Kemp un l the end of this year is Mrs Georgina McKeown. We hope her me with us will be rewarding and enjoyable.

CONGRATULATIONS

To Georgia Hillas (Year 11) on her selec on to represent Metropolitan East in the State Hockey Championships being held in Cairns later this month.

To Larissa Claridge (Year 12) who has been selected for a posi on working as an assistant, in the school and boarding house, at St Mary’s Sha esbury in Dorset, England next year. St Mary’s is a “Mary Ward” school of significant heritage and standing. We wish Larissa every success with this ‘GAP’ adventure.

To Maddie Blanchfield and Sam Bull (Year 11) and Tiarnee Miller (Year 8) who will compete in the Rostrum Voice of Youth

Semi‐Finals on 12 May.

P & F DINNER DANCE

I draw your a en on to the forthcoming “Denim & Lace” Dinner Dance to be held at Loreto on Saturday 16 June. This event promotes community and connec on. It is an opportunity for parents to dine, dance, relax and enjoy each other’s company as you reacquaint with old friends and warmly welcome new ones. I look forward to what promises to be a most enjoyable and entertaining evening and hope to see many of you there.

HEALTH ALERT

I wish to advise you to that there has been a reported case of whooping cough in one of our families. Please be alert to any early symptoms and seek medical advice if you are concerned. The Queensland Health fact sheet can be found on www.health.qld.gov.au . The school seeks no fica on from you if any family members are diagnosed with this condi on. Thank you.

CONDOLENCES

To Adrianna Urbina (Year 8) and family on the passing of her Grandfather, Angelo, on the weekend. We give thanks for his life and pray for his eternal peace. Amen

Yours sincerely Mrs Cheryl Hamilton Principal

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XäxÇàá VtÄxÇwtÜ Wednesday 9 May

German Day

Jazz Ensemble & Chorale Workshops 2.30 - 6.00pm

BSGSA Cross Country Invitation Meet 4.00pm

Debating Round 3 - Year 9 & 11

Friday 11 May

Mission Day

Year 12 Parent Social Gathering at Carindale Hotel

Saturday 12 May

Round 10 - Tennis

Rostrum Voice of Youth Semi-Finals

Sunday 13 May

Junior Drama Club Rehearsal/Technical Run

Monday 14 May

Powerhouse of Student Leaders

Year 11 V Art Workshop

Composite District U15 Soccer Trials

SRC Meeting 3.30pm

Council Oration and Dinner 5.30pm

Tuesday 15 May

Year 9 NAPLAN Testing

Year 11 Ancient History UQ Research Day

Global Leadership Convention (7 Year 11 Students)

Year 10 Marist Dancing 7.00pm - 9.30 pm

Wednesday 16 May


Year 8 Varicella/HPV Vaccinations

Debating Round 3 - Year 10 & 12

Round 1 - BSGSA Netball, Hockey & Soccer

Thursday 17 May


Friday 18 May

Cross Country Lunch 12.30 pm

Junior Drama Club Performance Evening

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VtÜxxÜá axãá FEAST

Is a five day residential program designed to help students in Years 11 and 12 discover the huge range of exciting and rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal science and food industries. Held at UQ’s Gatton Campus from 1-5 July, FEAST provides a program of workshops, seminars and site visits which will expose your students to the latest science disciplines across the agriculture supply chain and how Australian scientists are meeting some of the global issues facing the sector. Registrations close 18 May 2012 and places are filling fast. For more information contact Karli Kollegger – [email protected] or visit http://www.science.uq.edu.au/feast

ADF Gap Year Program Still Open For Applications The ADF Gap Year Program has been accepting applications from students wishing to pursue a one year work experience in the Navy or Army. Due to popular demand, the ADF Gap Year Program has extended its application cut-off to allow for all interested students to apply for this exciting and rewarding opportunity. Interested students are encouraged to commence their applications as soon as possible. For more information about the Gap Year Program visit www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/gapyear Christine Jones - Careers Coordinator WÜtÅt axãá

A Hoax – A Show Not to be Missed!

On Saturday 5th May, Sam Bull, Flynn Hall, Rebecca Newman and myself, along with our fellow La Boite Theatre student ambassadors, previewed La Boite Theatre’s world premiere production A Hoax. This brand new show features four actors and tells the story of a literary hoax which was inspired by the recent spate of fabricated “misery memoirs.” It is a vicious satire on the politics of identity, modern celebrity and the pedalling of abuse culture. The show is both gripping and humorous. By the second half we were all literally sitting on the edge of our seats! We highly recommend this show

as it is one of the most riveting performances we have ever seen. However, due to the serious nature of the play’s context and the frequent use of strong language it is suitable for a mature age audience only. We therefore recommend this show to any Year 11 -12 Drama students, staff and/or interested parents and friends within our school community. We strongly encourage you all to see this show! If you are interested in attending a performance of A Hoax or any of La Boite Theatre’s main stage productions throughout the year, please contact either myself or one of the other La Boite Theatre student ambassadors (Rebecca Newman, Flynn Hall or Samantha Bull) who will be able to give you significantly discounted tickets. This offer extends to parents and friends of our Loreto College community. We are endeavouring to make the most of this opportunity to represent Loreto College and La Boite Theatre and we want to ensure that we can extend the benefits of the Ambassador Program to the Loreto school community. Sia Cambaclis (Year 12) XÇàxÜàt|ÇÅxÇà UÉÉ~á

2012/2013 Entertainment™ Books are now available to families, with funds raised going towards the school. The new Book is packed with hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1 offers. For more details please complete the attached flyer or visit www.entertainmentbook.com.au Thank you.

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Year 8 Laptop Program

Our Year 8 students have had their laptops for three weeks now and all the girls are enjoying the extra educational scope that having this laptop and associated software both at school and at home gives them. The feedback from the students and staff has been overwhelmingly positive and I have included a few quotes from some of the Year 8 students below.

“Now I can do my school work and assignments anywhere! It is like taking a piece of Loreto home with me!”. Austen Whitewood

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Not only have these computers helped with our school work but also widened our schooling opportunities. It also has saved a lot of paper because now you can just e-mail anyone. Georgia Stannard

The laptops that we have been issued, have given us a fresh new start with a great potential. The thing I like about having the laptop is being able to have all your notes on your computer so you don’t need to have as many books. It has made learning so much easier, especially with teachers being able to e-mail you things in class and work on it at the same time. It really does make life a whole lot easier. Nikita Daley

I like the laptops because it is so easy to type and to access all different sorts of things, we also don’t have to go to the library in class if we need to use a computer. I also like them because the laptops reduce how heavy my bag it when I go home. Nicole Hodge

The laptops have worked extremely well in classes and at home. The teachers have incorporated them into our lessons which make it easier to get up to date if you are away or miss a class. Being able to download textbooks has been a big bonus because carrying multiple textbook home every day can get really annoying and heavy. And the IT help desk is brilliant in that you can always access IT help at school. Mikaela Keyser

My experience with the Year 8 laptop program has been extremely successful. They are very useful for everyday school life including homework; I really like the accessibility to my email and all my work whenever I want, without having to constantly switch work from my USB to my home laptop! I look forward to learning more about my laptop and continuing to work on it daily! Halle Wade

Year 10 Laptop Program The next year group that will join the Loreto College student laptop program is Year 10. The laptop distribution and information day for the Year 10 students and their parents is the first day back in Term 3, which is Tuesday 17th July. All Year 10 parents should have received a letter giving some information about the program and the format of the distribution day at least week’s Parent / Teacher interview. More information is available online from the Student Laptop Portal, which can be accessed from the Loreto College website www.loreto.qld.edu.au by clicking on the Student Laptop Portal link from the quick links menu on the left side of the home page. The information found in this portal is being up-dated presently to include specific information about the Year 10 program. Mr Gavin Swanson - Deputy Principal – ICT

`âá|v axãá Jazz Ensemble and Chorale Workshops All students involved in the Masterclasses and Workshops with John Morrison and Jacki Cooper on Wednesday should by now have returned their permission slip to the Music Department.

Loreto Music Festival

Heats are now underway for the festival. The remaining heats are scheduled as follows:

Tue 8 May Senior Duet, Heat 1, 8am, Room 701, Heat 2, Lunch, Room 702

Mon 14 May Beginner Instrumental Solo, Lunch, Room 701

Mon 14 May Junior Duet, Lunch, Room 701

Tue 15 May Year 8 Vocal Solo, Lunch, Room 701

Tue 15 May Year 9 Vocal Solo, Lunch, Room 701

Tue 15 May Advanced Instrumental Solo, Heat 1, Lunch, Heat 2, 3.30-4.30pm, Room 702

Wed 16 May Intermediate Instrumental Solo, Heat 1, Lunch, Heat 2, 3.30-4.30pm, Room 702

Fri 18 May Open Ensemble, 3.30-5pm, Room 701

Mon 21 May Intermediate Duet, Heat 1 Lunch, Heat 2 3.30-4.30pm, Room 701

Wed 23 May Year 10 Vocal Solo, Heat 1 Lunch, Heat 2 3.30-4.30pm, Room 701

Fri 25 May Bandslam, Lunch, Room 705

Mon 28 May Senior Vocal Solo, Heat 1, Lunch, Room 701

Wed 30 May Senior Vocal Solo, Heat 2, Lunch, Room 701 All students involved should make themselves available to attend both heats, unless they have another school commitment that clashes. In this situation, please contact the Music Office to advise which heat you can attend. Students who simply do not show up for a heat will have points SUBTRACTED from their house total, so communication is vital!

Music Support Group

Parents of students involved in either ensembles or private tuition are invited to attend our next Music Support Group meeting on Wednesday 9 May at 7:30 in Room 605 (Gonzaga Barry Building). New parents are always welcome!

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Mission Day

Sorelle group please be available for a performance on Mission Day, further details will be given at your next rehearsal. Ben Langford - Director of Music c 9 Y axãá Denim and Lace The Denim and Lace Dinner Dance is coming up soon! June 16 is the date to place in your diary! The tables are filling and people are obviously trying to win the wonderful Early Bird prize- a $500 travel voucher from Pulse Travel and Loreto P and F Committee. You have to be in it to win so get your tickets by 18 May. Dance to the sounds of ‘Whosyadaddy’ and dine on wonderful food. A glass of complimentary champagne will be yours upon arrival. The attached flyer will contain all the details you need. See you there! Elizabeth Fort - P & F Secretary

fv|xÇvx WxÑtÜàÅxÇà axãá As always, things are moving at a cracking pace in the Loreto Science Department. Our Year 8s and 10s are currently undertaking their chemistry units so the labs are very active places to be at the moment - full of bangs, flashes and fizzing. The Year 11 Biology students are focussing on ecology in preparation for their upcoming field work on Straddie while our Year 11 Chemistry classes are conducting an extended experimental investigation into water quality. The girls in Year 12 Biology are covering cellular structure and biochemistry and will be moving into genetics and biotechnology in the near future. In our Physics classes, the intriguing topics of quantum mechanics and relativity are being delved into by the Year 12s and the Year 11s are beginning to apply the theory they have covered in kinematics and dynamics in Term 1 to more complex laboratory simulations. The techniques they are practising in the lab at the moment will be applied on a greater scale at Dreamworld early Term 3.

The Science Experience is a three day hands on science activities program being conducted by UQ, Griffith and QUT in late 2012/early 2013. It is open to students who are currently in Year 9 and 10. The program is designed to help students to make decisions about senior secondary and tertiary studies if they have an interest in the sciences. It is also a great opportunity to gain an insight into uni life and meet like-minded students from all over Australia. If your daughter is interested, she can visit www.scienceexperience.com.au or see me at the College. Matt Lourigan - Science Coordinator

fà i|ÇvxÇà wx ctâÄ axãá Our thanks to the 35 members who assisted at the Nursery Road Special School recently. I was very pleased to hear wonderful praise from teachers regarding their eagerness and ability to work with the students at the Special School. The girls’ last activity involved the collection, wrapping and delivery of Easter eggs to the local Meals on Wheels. They also collected enough to go to the local Nursery Home as well as the St Vinnies Family Support Centre at Inala. Well done to everyone involved! Mission Day is coming up and we will ask members to go on roster to sell ice-creams and drinks at our stall. Thanks to our leaders for their fine organisation of events.

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In last week’s newsletter, I informed the school community about the ten passionate and intrepid students and two staff who will be undertaking the first ever Loreto/ACCF “real life challenge” to the Northern Territory in the first week of the June/July holidays. Held in conjunction with the Australian Cervical Cancer Foundation (ACCF)and World Expeditions, these students will be undertaking a three day trek on the Lara Pinta trail followed by an immersion into local indigenous culture and an opportunity for community service at the Santa Teresa Ltyentye Apurte Community near Alice Springs. In the process, we will be raising much needed funds for the ACCF, who are committed to helping “close the gap” and improve awareness about cervical cancer in indigenous communities. One such way you could help out is through an on-line monetary donation to our “Everyday heroes” page, which accepts contributions from the community. It is with great pleasure that I can announce that this page is now up and running. To visit the site please go to: http://www.everydayhero.com.au/loreto_college. It is very simple to make a donation and be rest assured that every lit bit of help will be greatly appreciated and know that it is going to a very worthy cause. Diane Hanson - Challenge Facilitator

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lxtÜ DE ctÜxÇà Ztà{xÜ|Çz exÅ|ÇwxÜ A reminder that this Friday 11 May, all Year 12 parents are invited to get together at the newly re-opened Carindale Hotel from 5.30pm. Share study, assignment, driving and formal stories and woes over a drink on Friday afternoon after work or shopping. The lounge bar area has been reserved for us towards the back of the hotel. Staying on for dinner is optional – either at the hotel or one of the many new eateries nearby. Contact either Belinda McAuliffe Ph: 0412 326 615; Email: [email protected] or Gloria Cust Ph: 0414 987 123; Email: [email protected] to let us know you’re coming or if you’re undecided, just turn up on the day and ask for the Loreto group. Gloria Cust - Parent Rep

lxtÜ DC VtÅÑ ECDE The Year 10 Camp is scheduled for the first week of Term Four, from the 10th to the 12th of October. Loreto has a long history of taking students to Meebun-bia, near Rathdowney, but unfortunately the company has had to relocate to new premises near Lake Maroon and they will not be operational for the rest of this year. Negotiations for our 2012 Camp are currently underway with a different provider and updates will be issued in the school newsletter as information becomes available. Should you have any queries regarding the camp, please contact Ms. Davidson. Michelle Davidson - Year 10 Coordinator and Community Service Teacher

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BSGSA SPORT

The BSGSA Trimester 2 sport is well underway with training programs starting in preparation for the competition starting Wednesday 18 May 2012. There is a BSGSA website to review all results and venue details for the upcoming competition. Go to: www.BSGSA.sportingpulse.net

Buses will transport the girls to and from the venues unless notified by the Convenor. If parents wish to collect their daughter at the venue, students must submit a written note to the Convenor at the beginning of the day. Parents must be present at the venue at the conclusion of the game to collect their daughter otherwise she will return to school on the bus. All games start at 4.00pm and finish at 5.00pm. Girls will need to be collected at school around 5.30pm – 5.45pm depending upon the traffic conditions.

BSGSA NETBALL

The netball competition starts on Wednesday 18th May 2011 All Junior Teams – Year 8 A, B, C will play at Downey Park Windsor. All Intermediate Teams - Year 9 A, B, C and Year 10 A, B and C will play at Faulkner Park, Graceville. Open Teams – Year 11 and 12 A, B and C will play at Downey Park Windsor. Games start at 4 pm and finish at 5pm. The Netball teams will begin training from 1st May onwards in the Mary Ward Centre. Coaches and training times are as follows:

Year 8 Junior A Coach: Clare Gill Time: Tuesday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 8 Junior B Coach: Josie Woolaston Time: Friday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 8 Junior C Coach: Mrs Jacqui Gold Time: Tuesday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 8 Junior D Coach: Hannah Meecham Time: Friday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 9 A Intermediate D Coach: Magdaleine Ryan Time: Thursday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 9 B Intermediate E Coach: Briony Logan Time: Thursday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 9 C Intermediate F Coach: Tara Cullinan Time: Monday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 10 A Intermediate A Coach: Courtney Milne Time: Thursday 3.30pm to 4.45pm

Year 10 B Intermediate B Coach: Bridget O’Connor Time: Monday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 10 C Intermediate C Coach: Emma Macleod Time: Tuesday 6.45am to 8.00am

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Year 10 B Intermediate B Coach: Bridget O’Connor Time: Monday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 10 C Intermediate C Coach: Emma Macleod Time: Tuesday 6.45am to 8.00am

Year 11 & 12 - Open A Coach: Meg Logan Time: Tuesday 3.30pm to 5.00pm

Year 11 & 12 Open B Coach: Karen Holahan Time: Monday 3.30pm to 4.45pm

Year 11 & 12 Open C Coach Larissa Hughes Time: Monday 3.30pm to 4.45pm

Any further details please contact Mrs Stevens in the Sports Office. Permission notes have been given to the girls and MUST be returned by Friday 11 May. Meg Stevens - Netball Coordinator

Mt St Michael’s Cross Country Meet

The Mt St Michael’s Cross Country Meet will be held on Wednesday 9 May at 3.45pm at Anzac Park on Wool Street, Toowong. A bus will transport the girls to the event directly after school. Private transport must be arranged for the girls to be collected after the meet at 5.30pm. The program will be as follows:

4.00 13 Years 3000m 4.20 14 Years 3000m 4.40 15 Years 3000m 5.00 16 Years and Over 3000m

CSGSSA Cross Country Meet This event will be held on Friday 25 May at Limestone Park Ipswich. Girls selected will be notified next week and a permission letter will be sent home to be returned before the meet. There will be a Cross Country breakfast on Wednesday 23 May at 7.00am instead of the lunch on 24 May.

Tennis This Week’s Draw: Round 10 - 12 May: A V Stuartholme at Loreto Coorparoo B1 V Mt St Michael’s at Loreto Coorparoo B3 V Stuartholme at Stuartholme Toowong B6 V Stuartholme at Stuartholme Toowong B7 V All Hallows’ at Brisbane Girls Grammar C1 V TBA C3 V Stuartholme at Brisbane Girls Grammar D2 V All Hallows’ at Morningside Tennis Centre D3 V Our Lady’s College at Our Lady’s College Yeronga D4 V San Sisto at Brisbane Girls Grammar E1 V All Hallows’ at Brisbane Girls Grammar E3 V Stuartholme at Stuartholme E5 V TBA Results Round 9 - 5 May 2012 A V All Hallows’ lost 16-46 B1 V All Hallows’ won 35-33 B3 V Lourdes Hill won 36-14 B6 V All Hallows’ lost 27-29 B7 V Mt Alvernia won 24-23 C1 V St Rita’s lost 24-40 C3 V Lourdes hill won 28-25 D2 V Lourdes Hill won 33-9 D3 V Stuartholme won 30-21 D4 V Stuartholme lost 11-36 E1 V St Rita’s won 36-5 E3 V Mt St Michael’s won 36-17 E5 V Mt St Michael’s lost 20-24

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UâÄÄxà|ÇBaÉà|vxá Triple P: Positive Parenting Program Brisbane Family Psychology is a not-for-profit organisation which works with healthcare providers and the community to provide innovative health support solutions. We're running a Triple P: Positive Parenting Program group at our Salisbury clinic, over two Saturdays in May and June. Triple P is a system of easy-to-implement, well-tested solutions that helps to solve current parenting problems and prevent future problems before they arise. It has been designed to prevent behavioural, emotional and developmental problems in children aged 0-12 by enhancing the knowledge, skills and confidence of parents. It helps parents understand the way their family works and uses the things they already say, think, feel and do in new ways, to support them to create a stable, supportive and harmonious family environment, deal positively, consistently and decisively with problem behaviour and build positive relationships with their children. We are facilitating this group at a reduced cost, in order to ensure as many parents as possible have access. Our next group is being held on Saturday 19 May and Saturday 2 June, from 9:15am to 3:00pm each day. See website for further details: http://www.brisbanefamilypsychology.com.au

Engaging Adolescents Parent Workshop On 27th May 9.00am - 4.00pm at Morningside State School. The workshop will be run by James Brown, Clinical Psychologist. Cost is $99 for one parent/carer or $189 for two parent/carers. See www.bulimbapsychology.com.au for more information or call Bulimba Psychology on 3899 1455.

Tuckshop Vounteers Monday 14 May - Friday 18 May

Monday 14 May: Geraldine Dwyer-West, Kym Fisher, Jane Higgins, Leanne Day, Mary Favios

Tuesday 15 May: Ghazal Khokhar, Paula Freedman, Judith Beganovic, Dana Rooney

Wednesday 16 May: Jan Quinn, Jill O’Mara, Maria Pavouris, Katrina Christ

Thursday 17 May: Sonia Hayes, Brenton Taylor, Carol Hempel, Vicki Postle

Friday 18 May: Naomi/Robert Jansen, Deanna Smith, Lisa Kuhl, Steve Bakker, Sandy Christie

Special of the Day $3.50

Monday 14 May: Chicken Subs Tuesday 15 May: Ham, Cheese, Pineapple Pizza Wednesday 16 May: Lamb Souvlaki Wraps Thursday 18 May: Satay Chicken with Hokkien Noodles Friday 18 May: Lasagne

Library Roster Volunteers Monday 14 May - Friday 18 May

Monday 14 May: Jill Moloney, Liliana O’Bryan, Debbie McWilliam, Melissa Lippiatt

Tuesday 15 May: Suzanne Schick, Naomi Jansen, Kerrie Ross, Jo Mangifesta

Wednesday 16 May: Manefa Borodin, Christine Farrah, Diana Chan, Wendy Clarke

Thursday 17 May: Loretta Scaini-Clarke, Jill Lane, Jane Higgins, Lavinia Yor

Friday 18 May: Robyn Crapnell, Kerry Donoghue, Nadine Mammone, Chris Powell

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Year 8 Mother and Daughter High Tea

3.30pm - Sunday 20th May 2012

Gillian’s Garden Café Located at 999 Stanley Street East, East Brisbane

$50 per Mother/Daughter duo RSVP—11th May 2012

Preferred method of payment Internet Transfer or Branch deposit to

M &J Gough, Suncorp: BSB 484 799 Acc. No. 033 253 821 Use your surname as reference then follow up with email.

Alternately hand deliver to school office $50 in an envelope labelled “Year 8 High Tea” including your names, your daughter’s class, and your phone

number to Trish Willing at Loreto College

Price includes sandwiches, scones, cakes and one drink each - coffee, tea or milkshake.

BYO alcohol - $2 per head corkage. For further information please contact Year 8 Parent Reps: Loretta Winter 3343 8979 email: [email protected] Julia Gough 0408 288 221 email: [email protected]


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Year 9 Parent Get Together

All Year 9 parents are invited to a end a social dinner on

Wednesday 23 May This is a great opportunity to catch up with or meet other parents.

Venue: Spizzico Restaurant, 721 Main St, Kangaroo Point

Time: 7.00pm

Cost: $30.00/person ‐ includes entrée/Main/Dessert all served cocktail style so no necessity to make tables and everyone is free to mingle.

Cash Bar: BYO wine/champagne only (Corkage will apply)

Payment method 1: Preferred method of payment Electronic Funds Transfer

PL and KG Devine BSB: 084004 Account No: 577451375 Please use your surname as reference then follow up with email to: [email protected] no ng Name of parents a ending, phone contact and any dietary requirements

Payment method 2: Cash in envelope with tear off slip labelled “Year 9 Parent Dinner” to Trish Willing at Loreto College

We look forward to you joining us. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact one of the following Year 9 Parent Representa ves:

Katrina Capelli 0403 356 822 Kim Devine 0402 744 303 Jan Wya 0409 614 092 Kylie Crone 0433 377 563

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Year 9 Parent Get Together (Please return this form to the school office or Trish Willing by Monday 21st May 2012)

Yes I/we will be a ending the Year 9 Parent Dinner at Spizzico Restaurant on Wednesday 23rd May.

Parent Name: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Parent Name: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Daughter’s Name: ………………………………………………………………………………………………. Homeroom: 9 ………………

Phone: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Dietary Requirements: ………………………………………………………………………………………..

Cash Payment Enclosed: ……………………………………………………………………………………..

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L o r e t o P a r e n t s a n d F r i e n d s

Denimand Lace Gala Dinner Dance

Date: June 16. 7pm ‐ Late

Venue: Mary Ward Centre, Cavendish Rd Coorparoo

Band: Live Music ‐ Who’sYaDaddies

Complimentary sparkling wine on arrival

Dinner: 2 course meal and canapés

Cost: Tickets: $75 p.p.

Buy your cket before May 18 and go into the special draw for a $500 travel voucher donated

by Pulse Travel and Loreto P and F Associa on. Don’t miss out!

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Loreto Parents and Friends ‐ Denim and Lace Gala Dinner Dance ‐ RSVP Details (Please return completed form to Trish Willing, or to College Office)

Name: _______________________________ Daughter’s name and Yr level: ______________

Name of Table: (Eg. 12 White table or Simpson table)___________________________

Number on table: (up to 10) ______________

OR‐Year Level Group you wish to be placed with: _______________________________

Dietary Requirements: ______________________________________________________

Number of ckets ($75 per person) ______________ Cheque/Money enclosed_______________

Credit Card Details ‐ MASTERCARD / VISA

Card Number_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _ Expiry _ _/_ _

Name on Card_______________________________ Amount________________

Signed_____________________________________Contact Number_________________

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Interact Dance

Fr. Daniel Groody CSC

Globalisation and the Movement of Peoples

Daniel Groody, theologian, author and film maker,

will draw on his many years experience of pastoral

work along the US-Mexican border, and subsequent

research and theological reflection on issues related

to globalisation and immigration.

Keynote Presentations:

ADELAIDE: TUESDAY 8 MAY 7pm Loreto College, Portrush Rd, Marryatville.

MELBOURNE: THURSDAY 10 MAY 7pm Loreto College, Mandeville Cres, Toorak.

BRISBANE: MONDAY 14 MAY 6pm Loreto College, Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo.

SYDNEY: TUESDAY 15 MAY 6.30pm Loreto College, Pennant Hills Rd, Normanhurst.

Tickets are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. Donations kindly accepted at the door.

RSVP: via www.trybooking.com (go to “Buy Tickets” then search under Daniel Groody).

Please register at least 7 days prior.

2012

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