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The Globe Newsletter of Gleeson College Issue 10 / Friday 15 April 2016 The Globe Newsletter of Gleeson College Issue 10 / Friday 15 April 2016 REMEMBERING OUR COMPASSIONATE PATRON, ARCHBISHOP JAMES GLEESON In a beautiful celebration, Gleeson College was well represented by students and staff at the annual Memorial Mass for Archbishop James Gleeson, Archbishop Andrew Killian and Bishop Philip Kennedy, held in the newly renovated St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral last Wednesday 6 April. The GC Liturgy Choir, conducted by Mrs Carly Meakin, sounded wonderful and were given special mention from all those attending, including Archbishop Wilson, Vicar General Fr Philip Marshall and the Gleeson family. It was fantastic to see our Student Leaders and staff involved in readings and processions, and it was particularly lovely catching up with the Gleeson family, and in particular Ray Gleeson, Archbishop Gleeson’s brother. Thank you to all staff, students and parents for their attendance at this special celebration. Mr Adam Cibich, APRIM Gleeson College www.gleeson.sa.edu.au 40-60 Surrey Farm Dve, Golden Grove South Australia 5125 T: 8282 6600 24Hr Absentee Line T: 8289 0438 [email protected] Student Services T: 8282 6634 PERCEPTIVE STUDENT LEADERS PAVING OUR FUTURE! liturgies and they presented very well at Term 1 Comes to a Close these events. At Open Night, the Leaders At our College Assembly this week we acted as tour guides, leaving most of our celebrated the events of Term 1. It is visitors amazed at their professionalism truly amazing how much we manage to and knowledge of Gleeson College. The pack into 11 weeks. I would like to thank Leaders were also involved in the College all the students who have worked hard Student Leadership master planning process and offered the academically, involved themselves in Over this term our Student Leaders have architects some great insights. In addition the special events of the term and who been meeting with Mr Baker, Mr Bertram to these highlights, our Student Leaders have represented Gleeson at Saturday and Leadership Mentors in order to have been exemplary in their conduct Morning Sports, Catholic Interschool explore some of their ideas for improving around the College and have worked hard Athletics Carnivals and academic pursuits College life for their fellow students. We to achieve great academic results. They e.g. the National Youth Science Forum are certainly blessed with some very really have led by example! and other events. perceptive Studen Leaders this year! At Gleeson College, Student Leaders have I have had the pleasure of reading through At the last meeting the students reflected a one-year tenure commencing at the the report data from iScholaris this week on the term and listed their successes, start of Term 4. They meet every week: and it seems that many students have challenges and future ideas. Modestly, with their peers in odd weeks and with indeed worked hard and achieved very they listed only one success, the ‘Wellbeing their respective House Coordinators good results. For the students who have Week’, which was fantastic, however let in even weeks. The Student Leaders fallen a little short of their best, I hope me suggest a couple more successes that are organised into committees which that they take some time in the holidays to have not gone unnoticed. The Leadership meet regularly and report back the reflect on their efforts and recommence Camp was a great success this year, as Leadership group. They demonstrate a the semester next term eager to improve. great commitment to their roles and are were both the Swimming and Athletics I would like to take this opportunity certainly an asset to the College and their Carnivals. The Student Leaders have had to thank all the staff for their work in fellow students. active roles to play in assemblies and supporting the learning of our students and the extra work they have done to make the term a success. As we begin Term 2 I would like to inform you some staff will be taking leave: Mrs Nancy Mastrogiacomo (maternity) will be replaced by Ms Ashleigh Schofield, Ms Helen Gillen (long service) will be replaced by Ms Tasha Trenorden and Mrs Stephanie Van Rossen (maternity), whose classes will be taken by Mr Richard Milne who we welcome back from teaching in the Northern Territory. We wish them all the very best. In conclusion, I wish every student and all of our community a relaxing break over the impending holidays. God bless, Mr J Corbo, Deputy Principal IMPORTANT NOTE: P&F QUIZ NIGHT 16 BATTLE OF THE BANDS SAVE THE DATE: Due to student unavailability Saturday 20 August 2016 we unfortunately are unable 6.30pm for a 7pm start to enter our bands in the 2016 Dame Roma Mitchell Centre, Adey Place Battle of the Bands Competiton being held next month. STEM SOCIETY STUDENTS BECOME ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS FOR A DAY! The STEM Society consists of 15 Year 8 and 9 students, and two Year 10 mentors, who meet once a week as a curriculum extension activity with Mr Ryall and Mrs Morgante. The aim of these sessions is to challenge student abilities and extend their knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. On Wednesday 30 March we took this learning experience out of the classroom, travelling to the University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes Campus. Students worked in the field of Electrical Engineering for the day, learning how to solder and then using this new skill to create two projects. The first project was an electronic game simulator which played two games, ‘Penguin Pong’ and ‘Simon Says’. The second was a more complex electronics project which resulted in the construction of an electronic piano with volume control. To do this students were challenged with Year 9 students Katelyn Harrison & Year 8 Isaac Borg & Year 10 Tyler Dunlop high-level instructions that required them Tatenta Taivo work on their projects challenge each other at ‘Penguin Pong’ to identify components such as resistors, capacitors and LEDs, and also ensure that they were in the correct orientation with sufficient soldering to allow the circuit to be complete and therefore operational. The University Instructors were impressed by our group’s level of problem-solving abilities and the way in which they logically approached the tasks. Students were thoroughly engaged for the duration of the whole workshop, and demonstrated excellent team work assisting other students when they were finished with their own. For many, this was their first experience on a University Campus, and this enabled them an idea of the possible pathways where STEM-based subjects Gleeson College STEM Society students at University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes Campus may take them in the future. This is just the first of many excursion 2016 STEM SOCIETY: opportunities for our STEM Society students in 2016. We look forward to Isaac Borg, Charles Conroy, further activities as the year progresses Charlotte Dowling, Ryan Doyle, and thank the University of South Tyler Dunlop, Griffin Eatts, Australia, in particular Nathaniel Scherer, Anthony Faraonio, Katelyn Harrison, for their continued support of our Blake Lawrenson, Lachlan McIver, program and the assistance that they Patrick Miller, Caitlyn Monga, provide. Marcus Petts, Michigan San Juan, Jack Sharland, Tatenda Taivo & Mrs Kate Morgante & Mr Daniel Ryall, Stem Society Coordinators Luca Topolnjak. SATURDAY MORNING SPORT WRAP UP: TERM 1 2016 With a mix of experienced players and novices, our Gleeson teams displayed great sportsmanship and persistence as they achieved some excellent results in Saturday Morning Sport in Term 1. New players were made to feel very welcome by the more seasoned members of our teams, and this continues to encourage growth and development across all our sporting sides. Six teams represented the College in Term 1 of the Summer Sport Competition - Open Boys Tennis, Open Boys Badminton, Junior Boys Tennis, Open Girls Basketball, Open Girls Softball, Open Girls Volleyball and Junior Girls Basketball. Some of our Open Girls Softball 2016 Open teams had the involvement of Year 8 and 9 students, who played above their age group to ensure that we could field a team in that chosen sport. Whilst it can be daunting for younger students to take on the challenge of playing older and often more experienced players, these teams did it with pride and determination. Last weekend saw most of the Girls Sports play off in a Finals Series with Gleeson lucky enough to have two teams play off for first place! Well done to our Open Girls Softball team who finished top of their pool, remaining undefeated in the B Competition - what an outstanding achievement! Congratulations also to our Open Girls Volleyball team who were also Open Boys Badminton 2016 undefeated but fell just short at the last hurdle, going down 0-3 to a very strong Cabra unit. The Junior Girls Basketball team coached by Mrs Josephine Williams showed their growth throughout the season as they defeated Marryatville 40-14 in their final match. Our Junior Boys and Open Boys Tennis teams had strong seasons with both sides winning most of their games throughout the season. Both the Open Boys Badminton and Open Girls Basketball teams had some strong competition in their respective pools and at times struggled to find consistent structure, however all players persevered and gave it everything they had week-in, week-out. Open & Junior Boys Tennis 2016 ...Continued on next page SATURDAY MORNING SPORT WRAP UP: TERM 1 2016 A reminder that it is still not too late to register for Saturday Morning Sport in Terms 2 and 3. Please CLICK HERE to register or email: [email protected] Thank you to all our players who did a fantastic job this term - we now look forward to your season continuing in Term 4.
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