NazarethNews Term 2, Week 6, 2016

From the Campus Principal

Mr Phil Lewis

Reconciliation Week Last week was a great celebration of the culture of our Indigenous People of Australia. As a Catholic Community our mission is to bring hope and God’s love to all people and as such we celebrate with our Indigenous People and support them in their journey for reconciliation and recognition in our Australian Constitution. In bringing hope to our Indigenous People it is important that we authentically understand their culture and perspective of Australian history. What is a Welcome to Country? Protocols for welcoming visitors to Country have been a part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures for thousands of years. Despite the absence of fences or visible borders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander groups had clear boundaries separating their Country from that of other groups. Crossing into another group’s Country required a request for permission to enter. When permission was granted the hosting group would welcome the visitors, offering them safe passage and protection of their spiritual being during the journey. While visitors were provided with a safe passage, they also had to respect the protocols and rules of the land owner group while on their Country. Why are Welcomes to Country and Acknowledgements of Country important? Incorporating welcoming and acknowledgement protocols into official meetings and events recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of land. It promotes an ongoing connection to place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and shows respect for traditional owners. In Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, the meaning of Country is more than just ownership or connection to land, as Professor Mick Dodson explains: “When we talk about traditional ‘Country’…we mean something beyond the dictionary definition of the word. For Aboriginal Australians…we might mean homeland, or tribal or clan area and we might mean more than just a place on the map. For us, Country is a word for all the values, places, resources, stories and cultural obligations associated with that area and its features. It describes the entirety of our ancestral domains. While they may all no longer necessarily be the title-holders to land, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians are still connected to the Country of their ancestors and most consider themselves the custodians or caretakers of their land.” National Reconciliation Week is celebrated every year between 27 May and 3 June. These two dates commemorate two very significant events in Australia’s history: the 1967 Referendum, which gave the Commonwealth the power to make laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognise them in the national census; and the Mabo Decision, which legally recognised that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a special relationship to the land, paved the way for Native Title, and overturned Terra Nullius. What is the theme? The theme for National Reconciliation Week 2016 was Our History, Our Story, Our Future. Our History, Our Story, Our Future is derived from the State of Reconciliation in Australia report, which asks all Australians to reflect on our national identity, and the place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and rights in our nation’s story. ‘Our History’ reminds us all that historical acceptance is essential to our reconciliation journey. Historical acceptance will exist when all Australians understand and accept the fact that past laws, practices and policies deeply affected the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, often having devastating immediate impacts and causing much of the disadvantage that exists today. It is also a commitment to ensuring these wrongs are never repeated in the future. PO Box 28, Findon South Australia 5023 [email protected]

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‘Our Story’ reflects the fact that the journey towards reconciliation forms a significant part of Australia’s story, as do the stories of both trauma and triumph told by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It also encourages each and every one of us to make reconciliation part of our own story. ‘Our Future’ reinforces that reconciliation must live in the hearts, minds and actions of all Australians as we move forward, in the knowledge that we believe in fairness for everyone, that our diversity makes us richer, and that together, we are stronger.

National Reconciliation Prayer Creator Spirit, All creation once declared your glory, Your laws were honoured and trusted, Forgive us our neglect as our country approaches the most critical moment in its history. Listen to our prayer as we turn to you, Hear the cry of our land and its people, Just as you heard the cry of Jesus, your Son, on the Cross. Help us to replace our national shame With true national pride by restoring the dignity of our First People whose antiquity is unsurpassed. May our faith and trust in you increase. Only then will our nation grow strong and be a worthy place for all who wish to make their home in our land.

Catholic Culture Commissioning Mass of Timor Leste 2016 NOW Participants On Sunday 5 June, a special Mass was celebrated for those from our community heading off to Timor Leste in a few weeks. Family and friends gathered to celebrate the Mass which involved the commissioning of those who will embark on this important outreach work. God of the journey We ask you to bless these members of our community as they travel to Timor Leste. May your light burn constantly within them as they share your words of love and forgiveness through action and service. May the Holy Spirit go with them as they leave this place and bring them back to us safely. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Diary Dates TERM 2 JUNE 8

Community Forum, Catherine Community Centre, 5:30pm

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Primary Principal’s Tour, 9:30am, Findon Fun Moves, CCC, Findon, 9:15-10:00am Knit and Natter, OLM Church Meeting Room, Findon, 1:00pm

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Playgroup, CCC, Findon, 9:00-10:30am R-7 Assembly, Multipurpose Hall, 2:15pm

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QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY - PUBLIC HOLIDAY

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Playgroup, CCC, Findon, 9:00-10:30am Primary Instrumental Concert, Music Suite, 6:00pm-7:30pm

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Craft - Wise Owls, OLM Church Meeting Room, Findon, 9:00 -11:00am Primary Instrumental Concert, Music Suite, 6:00-7:30pm

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Fun Moves, CCC, Findon, 9:15-10:00am Knit and Natter, OLM Church Meeting Room, Findon, 1:00pm

Sacred Heart Church Re-Opening The Sacred Heart Church, Hindmarsh, celebrated its re-opening last Friday, 3 June, on the feast of The Sacred Heart. Sixty students from Nazareth Catholic College joined all the other schools that are part of our vast parish community to celebrate this special occasion. It was a Mass of renewal, coming together and praise. Our students’ presence and demeanour were admired by those that attended.

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Playgroup, CCC, Findon, 9:00-10:30am

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Gold & Black Ball, Morphettville Racecourse, 7:00pm

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Community Mass, OLM Church, Findon, 10:30am

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Secondary Student Free Day Year 9 Canberra Trip Gentle Fitness , CCC, Findon, 9:30-10:30am

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Playgroup, CCC, Findon, 9:00-10:30am Year 8 and 9 Semester Changeover Week Year 12 Seminars to 24 June Year 10 Exams to 23 June

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Craft - Wise Owls, OLM Church Meeting Room, Findon, 9:00 -11:00am

Sacramental Update Sacrament of Confirmation/Eucharist Could families please check the email sent out on Tuesday 7 June with details about the upcoming ceremonies. If any confirmation card information is still outstanding it is imperative it is returned this week. Mrs Christine Farrugia, Religious Education Coordinator, Findon Campus Mr Joe Hicks, Assistant to the Principal, Religious Identity and Mission, Flinders Park Campus

Primary News Year 7 Debating Teams One of several year 7 debating teams competed against Westminster last Thursday evening. The students participating were: Athira Jiji, Georgia Ritter, Charlotte Brown and Lucy Langdon. They were very proud to represent Nazareth and be provided with the opportunity to network with students from other schools. Developing personal confidence and learning how to express logical viewpoints are life skills which each of the above named students are skilfully acquiring. We would also like to acknowledge Ms McInnis for her passion and enthusiasm in coaching the teams. Year 2 Incursion Year 2 students have been exploring China. Students enjoyed dressing in Chinese outfits and rotated through a variety of cultural activities. It was excellent to see so many parent helpers; we thank each of you for your ongoing support.

Primary Instrumental Concerts It’s that time of year again when we showcase our talented musicians across year levels. Due to the ever increasing number of children participating in an instrumental programme we have scheduled three evenings, next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with each concert commencing at 6:00pm in the music suite. The schedule for the concerts is as follows: Tuesday: Piano Wednesday: Strings, guitar, voice and drums Thursday: Clarinet, trombone, flute and trumpet. We look forward to an entertaining evening and hope you can join us. Gold & Black Ball This is the last week to book your tickets for this auspicious Gold & Black event! The Ball is scheduled for Saturday 18 June, at the Morphettville Racecourse, 7:00pm - midnight. Tickets can be purchased via www.nazareth.org.au Looking forward to seeing you there! Assembly All families are invited to the reception-year 7 assembly being held this Friday 10 June, at 2:15pm, in the multipurpose hall. Year 4 students will host this assembly. We hope to see you there! Mrs Jenny DeGilio, Deputy Principal

MOVIE FUNDRAISER benefiting Nazareth

Outreach Work

SUNDAY 26 JUNE, 2:30pm for 3:00pm start @ Reading Cinemas West Lakes $15 per person

Primary Principal’s Tour Findon Campus 176 Crittenden Road, Findon Thursday 9 June, 9:30am For bookings and enrolment enquiries contact our Registrar Lisa Clark on p: 8406 5012

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Primary Instrumental Concerts Join us over 3 big nights! Tuesday 14 June 6pm Piano students of Isabella DeLuca, Giordana Cimmino & Ann Vanlint

Wednesday 15 June 6pm Strings, Guitar, Voice and Drum students of Jeri Foreman, Matt Shakeshaft, Sarah Whitely & Wade Nixon

Thursday 16 June 6pm Clarinet, Trombone, Flute and Trumpet students of Kirsty Cox, Brad Turner, Alana Mulhack & Hayden King

Last chance to book your tickets for the special event of the year. Book here

Nazareth’s

Gold &

Black Ball .........Saturday 18th June

Secondary News Semester Examinations Year 10 and 11 students will be undertaking examinations in a number of subjects in the coming weeks. Specific timetables for the examinations have been distributed to students and parents this week, which indicate the date, time and location of each examination. • For year 10 students, examinations will occur during week 8, Tuesday 21 to Friday 24 June • For year 11 students, examinations will occur during week 7, Tuesday 14 to Friday 17 June Examination Strategies Examinations at year 10 and 11 have been designed to prepare students for the external examination that they will undertake in the corresponding subject at SACE Stage 2 level. Opportunities to practise the skills of revision and preparation for this type of assessment, as well as techniques to be used during the examination, are valuable for students to optimise success in their final year of their secondary schooling and possible tertiary education pathway. Tips for examination revision and undertaking the examination itself were featured in last week’s newsletter and subject teachers will devote time in class leading up to the examination to assisting students with their revision and preparation for this type of assessment. Habits of Excellence – 5 Star Rating Nazareth community members would be well aware of the expectations we have for our student achievement and the ‘habits’ that are identified as practices students can use to assist them to achieve their potential. In order for students and families to gauge their overall performance, students in years 8-12 who consistently achieve the ‘5 Habits of Excellence’ throughout any one semester will be recognised in their semester report . Outlined below is the criteria that is used to determine whether or not a student has successfully demonstrated the ‘5 Habits of Excellence’.

Attendance:

Students must attend the College every day unless there is a very good reason. Whatever this reason, verification is required from parents. Criteria: Students need to have all absences ‘explained’ and no more than 10 days absent per year in order to be eligible to achieve a Nazareth 5 Habits Award.

Punctuality:

Students must be punctual to the College and lessons every day. Criteria: Students must not have been issued with a late arrival detention in order to be eligible to achieve a Nazareth 5 Habits Award.

Application:

Good application includes such things as being prepared for lessons, contributing to ideas and starting work quickly. Criteria: Students must demonstrate at least ‘Good’ application across all subject areas on order to be eligible to achieve the Nazareth 5 Habits Award.

Work Completion:

The completion of all tasks is crucial in order for students to attain success across subject areas. Criteria: Students must ensure all work is completed to a satisfactory standard. Students who require the support of the ‘Work Completion’ process will not be considered eligible to receive the Nazareth 5 Habits Award.

Community Involvement:

Students must demonstrate involvement in the wider community/co-curricular programme in order to be eligible for the Nazareth 5 Habits Award. Criteria: Involvement in one or more co-curricular/wider College event as listed on end of semester reports.

Students who demonstrate all five habits across the semester will receive a ‘Nazareth 5 Habits Award’ on their semester report. We hope that all students in the community will successfully demonstrate the ‘5 Habits of Excellence’ and in doing so will give themselves every opportunity to reach their potential and achieve individual excellence. Queries regarding this initiative can be directed to House Coordinators or Ms Cath McCole (Assistant Principal – Student Development).

Semester Changeover Monday 20 June

Pupil Free Day – Staff Professional Formation Day

Tuesday 21 – Friday 24 June

Year 8: Curriculum extension activities Year 9: Canberra Trip OR curriculum extension activities Year 10: Semester 1 examinations Year 11: Final semester 1 lessons and retreats Year 12: Subject seminars

Friday 24 June

Semester 1 concludes

Monday 27 June

Semester 2 classes begin

Information regarding Subject Seminars for SACE Stage 2 subjects has been distributed to year 12 students and parents this week. Year 12 students are reminded that they are only required at the College when the subject seminar for their class is scheduled. Mr Jeff Sochacki, Deputy Principal (People & Culture) Ms Rebecca Donnon, Deputy Principal (Curriculum)

Stage 2 Performance

Featuring the Nazareth Catholic College Stage Band 1, Vocal Jazz and Stage 2 Music Students

Tuesday 14 June, 2016 Doors open at 6:45pm for a 7:00pm start Venue: Nazareth Flinders Park Campus Secondary College Performing Arts Space Please bring a gold coin donation on entry Please note the evening is for SACE assessment purposes and Year 12 performances will be recorded.

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Nazareth’s Cuppa for Cancer

Nazareth Catholic Community would like to thank all those who purchased a coffee and scone during last week’s ‘Cuppa for Cancer.’ Together we raised $740 for the Cancer Council through their Biggest Morning Tea appeal. This money goes directly to cancer prevention programs, treatment research, and support programs. We would also like to thank Maria and all the volunteers in the café for their dedication and support for our cause throughout the week.

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The Federation of Catholic School Parent Communities is delighted to share with you its 2015 Annual Report which was presented at our 49th AGM on Saturday 28 May.

Entertainment Books 2016/17 Nazareth has a limited number of entertainment books available at the finance office on the Findon campus. Each book costs only $65 and contains over $10,000 worth of offers. For each book sold, the school receives $13, so please support this fundraiser. There is an alternative to the traditional entertainment book now, and that is the new entertainment digital membership that puts the value of the entertainment book into your Apple or android smartphone. Digital membership is only available when purchased online at https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/1615x70 For each digital memebership sold, the school receives $13. NOW, Eat, Share Give Fundraising Dinner The three year 11 food and hospitality classes collaborated to showcase their culinary skills, as part of their assessment, to present a contemporary three course Italian inspired menu for the NOW, Eat, Share Give fundraising dinner. Students worked hard prior to the event to prepare elements of the dishes to ensure that they would meet service times. Entrée consisted of 11 elements including arancini served with a basil pesto, polenta bites with confit tomatoes, cream cheese stuffed chillies wrapped in prosciutto, marinated mushrooms, an assortment of cheeses and cold meats and crunchy bread served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The main course was a slow cooked lamb shank served atop a bean puree, the vegetarian option was a melanzane parmigiana. The desserts certainly stole the show with an alternate drop of a vanilla bean panna cotta served with a cherry coulis and crostoli, and chocolate tartufo served with a chocolate disk and hot caramel sauce. On behalf of all three food and hospitality teachers we would like to thank the community for donating ingredients and the year 11 students for rising to the challenge and for going above and beyond. Ms Sarah Chemny, Teacher, Ms Sue Mills, Teacher and Ms Ann-Marie Springhetti, LAC Technology and Food

Primary Sport PRIMARY CAMPUS Basketball U13

Pennington Red 33 defeated Nazareth 7 Good effort by the team. Nazareth Gold 20 defeated St. Margaret Mary’s 4

U9

Whitefriars Fireballs 28 defeated Nazareth 3 Great effort against the top team.

Football Year 2/3

Star of the Sea 17.7,109 defeated Nazareth 4.2, 26

Year 6/7

Nazareth 13.13, 91 defeated Star of the Sea 3.2, 20

Netball U13

Nazareth Black 16 defeated Kidman Park Kandy Crushers 1 The team is improving each week, developing a clearer understanding of how to move the ball around the court. Captain C. Lapic Nazareth Gold 15 defeated West Beach 8 Nazareth White 16 defeated Woodville Diamonds 14

U11

Kidman Park Firebirds 8 defeated Nazareth Black 3 Nazareth Gold 9 defeated St. George 7 Nazareth White 12 defeated Rosary Robins 3

U9

Woodville Rockets 8 defeated Nazareth 1 The girls did very well. We were down by 8 goals at half time and they kept the opposition scoreless in the second half and scored a goal.

Soccer U7

Flinders Park 2 defeated Nazareth 1 Great team work. Prospect North Green 1 defeated Nazareth Charcoal 0 Despite a very close game, Nazareth came off with the loss. The team is progressing well, getting better each week. Nazareth White 2 defeated Richmond Black 1 A great team effort. Everyone enjoyed the game. Nazareth Yellow 7 defeated Richmond Red 09 Goal scorers: L. Pietsch 5, O. Littleton 2

U8

Nazareth Black 6 defeated Richmond 0 Nazareth Charcoal drew with Rosary Gold. 1 all. Sensational performance by the team.

U9

Prospect Black 4 defeated Nazareth Black 1 The team tried hard throughout the game. Goal scorer: F. Maunder 1 Nazareth Gold 2 defeated St. Francis 1 Goal scorer: C. Perrotta 2

U10

Nazareth 3 defeated Tenison Woods 2 Goal scorers: M. Vitalone 2, B. Ellul 1

U11

Nazareth drew with St. Francis, 3 all Nazareth played St. Francis in our first early start of the season. We were not used to the early start, so despite trying our best, we went in at half time 3-0 down. There were some excellent saves from A. Fenech and resilient defending from N. Araya. F. Marzilli scored two goals. A. Marzilli and A. Speranza played upfront and defended well. In the final two minutes we drew level with a great goal from F. Maunder. It was a great comeback from the U11’s and a game played in great spirit. Well done to the team. Captain. H. Dhondee Goal scorers: F. Marzilli 2, F. Maunder 1

U12

Henley Beach 8 defeated Nazareth 1 A fast paced first half established at 3 – 1 lead for our opponents. Nazareth created numerous chances in the second half but Henley Beach proved to be too strong.

Seniors

Our Lady of Visitation 5 defeated Nazareth 1 The final score was by no means an indication of the fantastic game Nazareth played. With a 1-0 lead at half time, fatigue proved an instrumental factor in the second half. Captain L. Bernardi. Goal scorer: L. Bernardi

Knockout Sport Netball – The girl’s netball team won their first game by one goal in a nail-biting finish. In the next round the team will play Henley Beach - date, time and venue to be finalised. Football – Unfortunately the boys were not successful in their first game against Grange Primary in wintery conditions. Team: L. Baker, Michael Battista, Lucas Bennett, Luca Bernardi, A. Bockmann, C. Calleja, O. DeNadai, S. Egel, A. Forgione, W. Hunt, A. Ierace, F. Ipassou, L. Radic, D. Reardon, J. Salmon, A. Sanger. D. Tong, N. Trzesinki-Smith, S. Turner. M. Williams. D. Daminato Goal Umpire: J. O’Neil, Boundary Umpire: Coach: Mr Peter Reardon, Mr Chris Catalano. Girls Soccer – The girls were strong around the field but were unsuccesful. The team lost to Fulham North 1-0. Team: D. Belete, I. Cianci, C. Femia, A. Kuol, L. Massey, L. Mudronja, I. Parisi, S. Pellicone, M. Perrotta, M. Plummer, A. Tsorakos, L. VanWeenen, E. Vitalone. Coach: Mr John Caruana. Boys Soccer – The boys won their first game against Fulham North 5 – 3. The team will move onto the next round against Lockleys North. Date, time and venue still to be finalised. Co-Curricular Term 3/4 Sport – Netball and Basketball, students born 2007- 2003 Nomination for term 3/4 netball and basketball has been emailed to families. If your child is already playing netball or basketball in term 2 or played in term 1 they will continue on in their current team. Should he/ she wish to discontinue playing next season, please advise Sue Porter. [email protected]

Secondary Sport BOYS RESULTS from Week 4 Basketball Senior A’s

Nazareth 69 defeated Marryatville 49

Senior B’s

Nazareth 66 defeated Marryatville 27

Senior C’s

Nazareth 25 defeated Marryatville 24

Senior D’s

Nazareth 31 defeated St Peters 14

Middle A’s

Nazareth 39 was defeated by Marryatville 43

Middle B’s

Nazareth 20 was defeated by Marryatville 28

Middle C’s

Nazareth 49 defeated Marryatville 18

Middle D’s

Nazareth 18 was defeated by Scotch 23

Soccer Senior 1st XI

Nazareth 7 defeated Mercedes 1

Senior 2nd XI

Nazareth 3 defeated Trinity College 2

Senior B2

Nazareth 8 defeated Pedare 4

Middle A’s

Nazareth 7 defeated St Michaels 0

Middle B’s

Nazareth 3 defeated St Michaels 2

Middle C’s

Nazareth 3 was defeated by Pedare 6

Middle D’s

Nazareth 1 was defeated by Trinity 13

Table Tennis Senior B

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Middle B (Naz 1)

Nazareth 9 sets defeated Rostrevor 7

Middle B (Naz 2)

Nazareth 16 defeated St Michaels 4

Football Senior 1st 18

Nazareth 8. 7. 55 was defeated by Heathfield High 11. 9. 75

Year 9 Div 2

Nazareth 8. 5. 53 was defeated by Mercedes 12. 9. 81