The Newsletter of GleesonGlobe College Issue 17 > Friday 22 June 2018
GC OPEN GIRL KO NETBALL TEAM DEFEAT HENLEY POWERHOUSE
Last Friday, the Gleeson Open Girls Netball Team met Henley High School in their first match of the Statewide Knockout Competition, held at the Golden Grove Recreation Centre. We know Henley as a formidable opponent whom we have had some hard fought games against, and despite losing a valuable player in Paris Sinclair (11 FSCAM) to injury in recent weeks, we went into the game throughout the game but it seemed Member Karlee Turner (11 FSRUT) who with great confidence and a strong Gleeson slowly gained the upper hand. supported the girls so well on the day. team made up of girls in Years 10 -12. Rachel Gill (12 FSHOL) came on in Needless to say, Gleeson prevailed centre and the girls worked tirelessly to With the experienced Darren Saul in a very tense, skilful, and fast-paced press Henley defensively and work the coaching, the girls got off to a great game, 43- 41! A Fantastic win against ball down court to our shooters and start. The mid court of Jess Saul a quality opponent, and we move convert opportunities presented. (12 HSDAW), and Shelby Finlay (12 through to the next round full of HSDAW) provided plenty of drive Many may have thought Henley’s confidence and enthusiasm. through the centre and we converted height in the circle would prove be a Well done to all the girls and Coach well through shooters Lauren Wright problem, however, Gleeson defenders Darren on an exceptional effort! (12 MSSPI) in GA and Lucy Burford Brianna Gibbs (12 HSDAW), Sydney (10 HSFEL) at GS. Wilson (12 HSRAN) and WD Madison Mrs Peggy Busbridge, The game proved to be an exciting Nenke (11 FSCAM), all played Assistant Coach/Team Manager battle with little between both outstanding games and proved more teams. The lead changed many times than a match for their opponents. A big thank you also to Open KO Team **MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 12**
Gleeson College www.gleeson.sa.edu.au 40-60 Surrey Farm Dve, Golden Grove [email protected] South Australia 5125 T: 8282 6600 SMS Absentee/Late Line: 0438 879 373 WE ARE ALL CALLED TO DO THE SMALL THINGS
qualification.” Last week we held a highly successful Careers Expo where our students were able to avail themselves of the opportunity to 2017 Gleeson College speak to a number of providers of post Annual School Performance Report school options including universities, All schools are required by the TAFE and many other training Federal government to report to their organisations. community each year. This report A student in the senior school has to outlines a number of key achievements make a number of informed choices from 2017, and specifically reports the about their subject selections and post progress of the College against the school options, and I thank our Flexible goals outlined in our school strategic Learning Coordinator, Mrs Lina Russo, plan. Parents can access a copy of and other staff for providing excellent the report on the College website support and information to our by following the link: https://www. students to inform good choices. gleeson.sa.edu.au/annual-school- or you may Extra-Curricular performance-report.html in the camaraderie and feeling of pride request a hard copy by contacting The past few weeks have been that being a part of this engenders in the front office. I would like to thank incredibly busy for our extra-curricular our students. I love that our students Executive Assistant, Mrs Emma programs, in particular, performing arts represent our school always in the right Williamson, for her work in putting and sports. When people ask me about spirit - they are proud to be a part of together such a comprehensive the ‘point of difference’ for Gleeson our community and are proud to be document that contains so much for College, I often point to the plethora called Gleeson College students. I our community to celebrate. of extra-curricular activities our students can be involved in. As with also thank the staff and volunteers of Work Ready most things in life, the more people our school that enable these activities In a recent article, Megan O’Connell put in, the more they get in return; and to take place. Their contribution to the director of the Mitchell Institute this is very true with these activities. the fabric of our school does not go at Victoria University, outlined unheralded. the importance of post school The recent Creative Arts showcase Refugee Week qualifications for young people to was a brilliant example of the talent Sunday June 17 to Saturday June 23 enable them to be competitive in an that exists in our College, and many of is Refugee Week in Australia. This increasingly demanding jobs market. our sporting teams have progressed year’s theme is #WithRefugees. As O’Connell says; “Almost all new jobs through various knockout competitions the Refugee Week website states; “In will require post-school qualifications, - the Open Girls Netball win against Australia, it is the responsibility of our about half of all new jobs will require Henley High school was amazing! The Government, and each one of us to a vocational qualification, while true value of extra-curricular activities ensure people forced to flee from their about half will require a university however lies not in the outcome, but homes can live with dignity and hope.” This week with my Year 7 RE Class we held a special liturgy acknowledging Refugee Week and I was struck by the solemn and dignified engagement of these students toward this issue. I am always amazed at the capacity for empathy from our students and their ability to think of others. As Andrew Hamilton SJ describes, “We are all called to do the small things toward change for refugees.” He says that “in doing these things we dig the small channels that, when the season changes and the rain comes, will irrigate the parched fields.”
Mr Andrew Baker, Principal GC CONCERT CHOIR WINS 3RD + CREATIVE ARTS CONCERT 2018
Week 7 was an incredibly busy and choirs from other schools, including successful week in The Arts the top music school in South at Gleeson College! Australian, Marryatville High School. The adjudicator was Mr Carl Crossin Tuesday 12 June saw the culmination (OAM) who is a professor of Music of a semester’s worth of work as at Adelaide University and is one Creative Arts and Performing Arts of Australia’s most experienced students performed and exhibited and awarded choral conductors. their summative pieces. This Concert Marryatville entered two choirs in evening was held in the Golden the division who placed 1st on 90 Grove Arts Theatre and there was a points and 2nd on 88 points, and huge turnout of family and friends Gleeson College placed 3rd, only who were entertained and amazed. 1 point behind on 87 points! What The works presented and exhibited an incredible achievement for the included performances by our Gleeson Concert Choir! wonderful music ensembles, as well as student choreography, composition, Congratulations to our Gleeson photography, animation, visual art and College Concert Choir > filmmaking. It was fantastic to see how Rochelle Bragg (10 FSCAM) creative and talented the students are, Nicholas Centofanti (12 HSFEL) and their work was very well received. Renee Cram (GGHS) Congratulations to everyone on an Shania Gamble (12 DSAKN) excellent evening. Emily Hartwell (10 MSSPI) On Wednesday 13 June, the Gleeson Emily Lamb (11 MSGAG) College Concert Choir performed Deon Martino-Williams (10 HSPLL) at the prestigious Adelaide Choral Frida Morales Vargas (11 MSCOD), Eisteddfod in Elder Hall. It was an James Nisbet (11 HSRAN) incredible opportunity for the choir Alex O’Neill (10 DSAKN) to perform in one of Adelaide’s most Maybelline San Juan (11 FSMIL) beautiful venues and compete against Emily Sharland (12 FSHOL) some of the top choirs from around Phoebe Surman (10 MSCOD) the state. The division in which the Jayde Tyczenko (12 DSAKN) Gleeson Choir competed was the hotly contested ‘Open Choral’ division, Mrs Carly Meakin, which included adult choirs and many Arts Learning Area Coordinator CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEW YEAR 7 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
At our recent College Assembly, we had an opportunity to announce and present our newly appointed Year 7 Class Representatives. Term 1 provided the chance for students to transition to Gleeson and nominations for Year 7 Student Leadership positions were called for at the end of the term. We shortlisted from a long line of applicants, and then interviewed students to further refine the list. Through this process, we congratulate the following Year 7 Class Representatives appointed: 7 BAR > Charlotte Duncan James Harding 7 HEW > Zara Fergusson Keegan Mitchell 7 PUT > Jett Darmody Jack Lindsay Our youngest Student Leaders have hit the ground running, already involved with the TTG Regional Leaders forum, attending meetings and are now involved in planning events for Term 3 and transitioning our new students into the College. Their student biographies will be published in The Globe over the coming weeks.
Mr Shannon Bertram, Assistant Principal - Student Development
This term, Miss Curtis’ Year 7 Home Economics Class has been putting their newly developed sewing skills to the test by constructing their own BBQ aprons. This task required students to use a pattern to pin and cut out their material, before hemming it using the sewing machine. Students then attached a pocket and straps. Although some students came across challenges at times, the class demonstrated excellent teamwork to support one another, ensuring everyone successfully completed their aprons. The class did a wonderful job and are all proud of their final product!
YEAR 7 HOME ECONOMICS Miss Ashlee Curtis, Year 7 Home Ec Teacher YEAR 7 + YEAR 8 JAPANESE > Restaurant Role Plays Extend Learning
Over the past few weeks, the Year 7 and Year 8 Japanese Classes have been researching Japanese food and restaurant culture. After learning some key vocabulary, watching some interesting and informative YouTube clips, and developing an understanding of some useful grammatical patterns, the students in each class were asked to form small groups and script a simple role play. Students would be able to make use of self-introduction phrases, restaurant language, cultural expressions used when eating and salutations in the role play. To add to the authenticity of their presentation, some students also made a personalised menu that showed a connection to those found in Japan, making use of images of each dish, the name of each dish and a price detailed in Japanese yen. Most groups were able to create an informative script that lasted around two minutes and distributed roles evenly. Many employed inquisitorial language to enquire about the food they were selecting, offered opinions, conveyed excitement based on their orders and even incorporated humor, which is hard to convey when you have only been learning a language for about six months. The Japanese faculty also provided a number of props brought back from Japan to add further authenticity and engagement with the task, which many loved as it aided them to become their character and use challenging language with less inhibition. With the current cohort of junior Japanese students making the transition to Italian next week, this assessment will remain a highlight of the semester’s learning.
Mr Josh Boden, Japanese Teacher YEAR 8 RE CLASS MASSES > ‘Equality’, ‘Friendship’ + ‘Doing Your Best’
On Monday, Monsignor Swann joined our Year 8 students to help celebrate Class Masses at the College. The Year 8’s have been working over the past few weeks in preparation for the masses, picking their own themes including, ‘Equality’, ‘Friendship’ and ‘Doing Your Best’. Students learnt the importance of Mass for our Catholic community, helped decide on readings, prayers "I learnt lots about how important and music and then ran the Mass with “Something I enjoyed was how friends are. I enjoyed the peacefulness. the assistance of Monsignor Swann Monsignor Swann asked people Monsignor Swann presented and and their teachers. It was wonderful questions. That really engaged me explained the mass very well and I to see the connection that Monsignor in the mass. I also learnt the detailed could easily understand everything.” Swann made with the students in a meaning behind friends.” more intimate setting of a Class Mass. - Paige - Ngan Students were fully engaged in this valuable experience. Thank you to Monsignor Swann, all Year 8 students and their teachers, Ms Helen Gillen, Mrs Tricia O’Boyle, Mr Peter Terminello and Youth Minister Miss Rachel Staffin.
Mr Adam Cibich, Assistant Principal - Religious Identity & Mission (APRIM) “I really enjoyed the mass because I liked being involved with the homily, and that doesn’t normally happen during the school masses.” - Ryley “I liked when we sang our school song because everyone joined in.” - Jack
LANGUAGE FUN FACTS > Did You Know? Italian: lo sapete? Japanese:「知ってるか？
On June 2, Italy celebrated their ‘Festa Japan continues to hold the world title della Repubblica’ (Feast of the Republic) in for longest hereditary monarchy with 125 recognition of becoming a republic in 1946. Emperors sitting on the throne since ~660BC. YEAR 10 CHILD STUDIES > Creative Quilt Making for Kids
The Year 10 Child Studies Class are currently completing their final assignment, constructing a quilt suitable for a baby. This task has allowed students to further develop a variety of different hand stitching techniques including running, back and satin stitch. Students have thoroughly enjoyed this experience to be creative and to produce something that can be used in the future!
Miss Ashlee Curtis, Year 10 Child Studies Teacher
MISS CURTIS’ YEAR 10 CHILD STUDIES CLASS > Atong Atuer, Starzya Hope, Maddison Hume, Sophie Johnson, Megan Kilkenny, Abby Lowman, Alicia Malatesta, Sophie Napoli, Shayla Proud, India Ringwood, Arieta Rokosawa, Brianna Rosenthal, Chelsea Rulla, Tia Sampson, Grace Siviour & Teagan Wilson.
CONGRATULATIONS > FFSA SIP Selection for Year 7 World Footballers Zac, Daniel + Seb! Congratulations to Year 7 World Football Program students Zac Fountaine (7 BAR), Daniel Borg (7 BAR) and Sebastian Ratcliffe (7 HEW) on their recent selection in Football Federation South Australian State Zac Daniel Sebastian Identification Programs (SIP). Fountaine Borg Ratcliffe Zac and Daniel were both selected in the Under 13 FFSA Boys SIP, while Sebastian earned a place in the Under 12 FFSA Boys SIP. Well done Zac, Daniel and Seb on this excellent sporting achievement! YEAR 11 FOOD + HOSPITALITY > French-Themed High Tea a Big Success!
On Thursday 7 June, the Year 11 Food and Hospitality Class prepared for, and catered, a French-themed ‘High Tea’ function for 36 special guests. On the day the students served guests a selection of food on high tea stands; the bottom tier with cold savoury, including mini smoked salmon sandwiches, gouyeres (cheese puffs) and capsicum and spinach tarts. The middle tier served hot savoury consisting of quiche lorraine, pumpkin soup and tuna vol-au-vents. The top tier was made up of a range of traditional French sweets such as; chocolate eclairs, macarons, lemon curd tartlets and chocolate mousse cakes. All students’ worked extremely well together to help ensure the smooth running of the event and they really enjoyed seeing their careful planning come together successfully. The function enabled students to learn about the importance of teamwork as well as how to work under pressure. Students were responsible for creating individual time plans to follow on the day, to ensure all jobs were successfully completed, and in a timely manner. On the day of the function, students were split up into groups; front of house, back of house and drinks. All students worked very hard at their given job to create a great atmosphere for the customers. All guests were well serviced, extremely happy with the delicious **MORE PHOTOS ON NEXT PAGE** food served, and enjoyed the interpretation of the French-themed High Tea. Many guests happily took home copies of the recipes so they could recreate the dishes at home. Congratulations to the Year 11 Food and Hospitality Class for all their hard work and effort!
Miss Ashlee Curtis, Year 11 Food and Hospitality Teacher YEAR 11 FOOD + HOSPITALITY > French-Themed High Tea a Big Success! GC YEAR 7 FOOTBALL TEAM EQUAL RUNNERS UP @ TTG CARNIVAL
On Wednesday, 18 Year 7 boys ventured to Tea Tree Gully Football Club to participate in the TTG District SAPSASA Football Carnival. The team played five games on the day and represented the College with great pride. The boys had a terrific carnival, winning four of their five games, including a 15-point win against joint carnival champions Highbury Primary School. 14 schools were represented on the day and Gleeson were joint runners up with St Francis Xavier’s, Fairview Park Primary School and Ridgehaven Primary School. Golden Grove Primary School and Highbury were joint champions winning five games (Highbury played six games). The entire side played excellent team footy. Liam Awramenko (7 PUT) had a terrific carnival playing the majority of his footy across half back. His reading of the play was sensational and he rebounded the ball well. Liam Isaacson (7 PUT) was his partner in crime! His intercept marking was outstanding and he rarely gave away a possession to his opponent. Jack Lindsay (7 PUT), Talan Cooper (7 PUT), Bailey Hume (7 HEW) and Tyson Hartmann (7 PUT) also had a terrific carnival. Gleeson 7 def by Golden Grove 41 Gleeson 40 def Banksia Park 25 Gleeson 38 def Redwood Park 17 Gleeson 22 def Ridgehaven 21 Gleeson 41 def Highbury 6 Congratulations to all the boys who attended the training sessions and to those who played on the day.
Mr Simon Barratt, Year 7 SAPSASA Football Coach GC YEAR 7 FOOTBALL TEAM EQUAL RUNNERS UP @ TTG CARNIVAL GC OPEN GIRL KO NETBALL TEAM DEFEAT HENLEY POWERHOUSE YEAR 8&9 KO NETBALL > Gallant Round 1 Performance Away From Home
The Year 8&9 KO Netball Team made its way down to Cedar College for a tough first round pool of the Statewide Competition against St Peter’s Girls College and Cedar last Wednesday. Our first game saw us up against St Peter’s Girls and the team, coached by Darren Saul and captained by Charlotte Nenke (9 FMTER), took to the court with enthusiasm, getting a quick start. Unfortunately, the girls found it challenging to restrict the opposition mid court intensity and offensive drive consistently throughout the game, and ended up recording a loss. However, the team was not prepared to lose both games, and with all girls getting a run on the court, Gleeson entered Game #2 against home-side Cedar with renewed energy. The girls played well, supported each other, and came away with a well- earnt 10-goal victory. Congratulations to all the girls involved as they fought hard and were unlucky to not progress through to Round 2. Thank you to Darren Saul and the parents that came along to support and encourage the team on the day.
Miss Rachel Staffin, Sports Development Coordinator YEAR 10 KO NETBALL TEAM BOOK ROUND 2 BERTH AFTER HENLEY WIN
The first round of the Year 10 KO Netball Competition between Gleeson College, Parafield Gardens High School and Henley High School was contested last week on possibly the windiest day of the week! Our Year 10 girls had big shoes to fill as last year’s team took out the title as premiers, and they got off to a great start. Despite the outdoor conditions, the team commanded the lead from the first centre pass. Smooth transitioning at both ends of the court, seamless passing and some impressive turnovers saw Gleeson dominate in the first game against hosts Parafield Gardens HS, the final score 57-7. The second game against our arch nemesis Henley HS was a slightly different story. Always a very tough opponent, Henley’s height and equally smooth play meant our Gleeson girls needed to step it up another level. Tied after the first quarter at 6-6, the second quarter saw us take a small lead 10-13 going into the second half. Our shooters were hot (wind? what wind?), combining well in the circle with help from our mid court, and defensively the girls capitalised on Henley’s stray throws. A solid third quarter piling on eight more goals saw Gleeson take the match overall 26 to Henley’s 21. The team now progresses through to Round 2, and one step closer to the 2018 State Finals. A big thank you to our Specialist Netball Program Coach Mr Darren Saul for once again for coaching our girls to a successful start, always so calm under pressure! I would also like to thank the parents who gave up time to come and support the girls on the day. Bring on Round 2! Ms Candice Mitchell, Year 10 KO Netball Coach OPEN GIRLS KO BASKETBALLERS IMPRESS WITH COMFORTABLE RND 1 WIN
The Gleeson Open Girls Knockout Basketball Team put in a consistent ‘away’ performance to comfortably win their first round clash against Thomas More College at Thomas More on Thursday 14 June. The team consisted of Jade Halfpenny (11 FSMIL), Jana Ivancic (10 HSRAN), Abby Lowman (10 MSCOD), Breanna Alford (10 MSCOD), Ella Dalton (11 HSPLL), Emily Carden (10 MSSEL), Teagan Wilson (10 HSDAW), Isabella Convill (10 FSHOL) and Alicia Malatesta (10 DSHUT - unfortunately who was unwell on the day). Boasting several players with district experience and confident in our ability, we applied a tight defensive structure early in the first quarter, which rattled Thomas More, and upset their offensive structure. Jade Halfpenny was unstoppable, scoring with ease and dominating the offensive end. She was well supported by Abby Lowman, whose presence close to the basket intimidated the opposition and provided second and third opportunities in attack. The girls were consistent across all four quarters, which resulted in a convincing 20-point victory at final siren (56-36). We look forward to the next round of competition and building on an excellent opening performance.
Mr Danny Gloria, Open Girls KO Basketball Coach
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Kogakuin Junior High School are once again > Seeking Prize Donations visiting for P&F Quiz Night Gleeson College for their English Study Program We are kindly asking our College 12 students Community to show your support for our (boys & girls aged 14-15yrs) students and bring in any new unwanted will be arriving from Japan on Friday 10 August then departing gifts or vouchers you may have to donate Monday 27 August 2018 to our P&F Quiz Night! Your name and/ or business will be listed in our 2018 Sponsorship Booklet and powerpoint on
the night, and also listed in The Globe
Students Are post event to show our appreciation!
In Need Of A No prize donation is too small! Host Family If you would like to donate a prize or voucher, please drop it into the Gleeson
Front Office between 8.00am-4.30pm, Monday to Friday. Thank you!
If you are able to home-stay a student for this short time, please contact:
Ms Mary Hennessy at the College [email protected]
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GG CAMPUS UNIFORM SHOP TERM TRADING SECOND HAND Monday: 1.00pm - 2.30pm UNIFORM SHOP Tuesday: 8.15am - 9.15am The Gleeson College Second Wednesday: 2.45pm - 4.15pm Hand Uniform Shop is open First Saturday of Month: 9.00am - 12.00pm every Tuesday afternoon from 3.30-4.30pm. MODBURY DEVON CLOTHING UNIFORM SHOP UNIFORM POLICY OPEN 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday Gleeson’s Uniform Policy is + 9.00am - 12.00pm Saturday | P: 8396 6465 located on our website: Shop 24 Clovercrest Plaza > 429 Montague Rd, Modbury North www.gleeson.sa.edu.au Gleeson 30th Year Anniversary Community Cookbook When thinking about food, is there a family recipe that sparks a memory or gives you the warm fuzzies? Are you interested in having it published? If the answer is yes, we would love for you to share this recipe with our community by submitting it for publication in our Gleeson 30th Year Anniversary Community Cookbook! To celebrate the College’s 30th Year Anniversary we are putting together a Community Cookbook, with all profits from sales going directly to charity. Why a cookbook? Sharing a meal brings people together, as Jesus did when he shared the Eucharist with his Disciples at the Last Supper. You may have been involved in sharing a favourite meal with family and friends to celebrate an occasion such as Birthday's, Easter or Christmas. "Food brings people together on many different levels. It's nourishment of the soul and body; it's truly love.” - Giada Laurentiis How can you contribute? Share a favourite family recipe with us! We would also love to hear a little bit about the recipe’s story. To submit please carefully follow the instructions on the video link and use the checklist below. Video link: https://youtu.be/Lldnnhe2daE • 1 x A4 page format per recipe • Name of the recipe • Include ingredients, method, serves • IMAGE OF RECIPE > Actual photo for high quality printing (saved separately as a JPEG) • If available, photo of family cooking/enjoying the recipe (saved separately as a JPEG) • Family story > approx. 50 words including origin and tradition of the recipe
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Miss Lisa Feleppa or Mr Adrian Ranieri via email at: [email protected] [email protected]
RECIPE SUBMISSIONS DUE BY FRIDAY 3 AUGUST 2018 OPENING NIGHT GLEESON PARENTS & FRIENDS FUNDRAISING MOVIE NIGHT The Gleeson College P&F Committee warmly invite you to attend an EXCLUSIVE SCREENING of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, with all funds raised going towards student programs at the College. Salisbury Hoyts Cinema Thursday 19 July, 6pm for a 6.30pm start $25 per ticket *Includes movie ticket (premium cinema with leather recliner chairs) and a ‘Candy Bar Duo Pack’ of small popcorn and 600ml drink TICKETS on sale now via Gleeson Reception > Visit us or pay over the phone with credit card on 8282 6600. **Tickets will be on sale until Tuesday 10 July. $1 Raffle Tickets will also be on sale on the night > Great prizes!! Gleeson College presents
Thu 26 July + Fri 27 July, 7pm Golden Grove Rec + Arts Theatre Tickets: Adults $15 | Students/Concession $10 Family (2 adults + 2 children/1 adult + 3 children) $40 **Tickets available from Wednesday 6 June via trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/VVAU 2018 GLEESON DIARY DATES > Term 2 2018 18 - 22 Jun Year 10 Exams + Year 11 Exams 22 EARLY FINISH @ 1.05PM FOR YEAR 7-11 STUDENTS 25 SEMESTER 2 COMMENCES 26 College Board Meeting 27 - 29 Year 12 Retreat > Victor Harbor The 2018/2019 29 Principal’s Tour > Gleeson College (9.15-10.15am) Entertainment Book is 6 Jul FINAL DAY OF TERM 2 > Students dismissed 3.20pm now available > $70 19 Jul P&F FUNDRAISING MOVIE NIGHT > Salisbury Hoyts, 6pm **Phone 8282 6600 to buy your tickets over the phone** Grab your copy today via the GC Front Office or click on the Term 3 2018 following link to buy online > 23 Jul FIRST DAY OF TERM 3 > All students return https://www.entertainmentbook. 26 - 27 GC Eurovision Experience > Matinee + Evening Performances com.au/orderbooks/160189x 27 Year 11 + Year 12 Meningococcal B Dose 2 *20% ($14) from each book sale 1 Aug Year 12 Parent Teacher Interviews comes directly back to the College to College Board Meeting support programs and extra learning 3 Balaklava Eisteddfod opportunities for our GC students. 8 Subject Selection Evening 15 Year 10 Dance > GG Rec + Arts Centre (7pm) P&F Committee Meeting 18 P&F QUIZ NIGHT > DRMC, 6.30pm 20 - 24 2018 Book Week 24 College Sports + Special Interest Photos > MSP Photography 31 STUDENT FREE DAY > Staff Retreat Day 3 Sep STUDENT FREE DAY > Staff Professional Learning Day 10 - 14 Year 12 Trial Exams + Workshops
GLEESON COLLEGE 30 YEAR CELEBRATION > Saturday 20 October
Invites you to attend a personal tour of our excellent facilities at a time that suits you, with our Principal, Ashley Keane. Please phone the office on 82898344 to arrange your tour.
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