DOCSLIB.ORG

25 June 2021 Vol 20

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
25 June 2021 Vol 20 25 June 2021 Vol 20 Dates for Your Diary Dear Parents, Caregivers, Friends, Staff and Students June This week has seen the end of term and some days of PD for staff including the Berry St Wellbeing Refresher Course – the latter is based on Trauma Informed practices and works well for all students. 24-25 Qld Schools Futsal Cup Student progress reports are being finalised at present. 26-29 Gold Coast Invitational Basketball Tournament CQU QISSN Carnival – Starts Sunday with Opening Ceremony – we are on countdown! 27-2 July CQU QISSN and Confraternity RL Carnivals Nissan Arena is the venue and we will welcome 69 teams on Sunday which will be one of the biggest school Carnivals in Australai! July At the same time CQU QISSRL Carnival will also have its Opening Ceremony at Iona College. Please 4-16 NAIDOC Week feel welcome to come on Sunday at 3pm to Nissan Arena – our students will be performing in the 11 Bunnings Fundraiser BBQ ceremony and there will be much excitement! If you are unable to attend the Opening Ceremony and 12 Student Free Day whole Carnival will be livestreamed on https://jta.live/. I would suggest downloading the QISSN App 13 Term 3 commences and QISSRL APP or go to websites to see times and draw. 15 Interhouse T&F Carnival 16 Year 12 Senior Formal We are very grateful to our staff and other helpers including students, and to our sponsors EREA, 19 Enrolment Information Higgins Coatings, ITEL7 Pty Ltd, Catholic School Parents Qld, SB Quality Cleaning, Struddy’s, Macksey Evening 6pm College Library Rush Architects, McInnes Wilson Lawyers. 20 Yr 11/12 Career Day We have received wonderful support and if you would like to help further please contact Ms Hannah White or Ms Yolanda Cano. St James Girls QISSN Netball Team with Ms Romelda Aiken. St James Boys QISSN Netball Teams 1 & 2 with Ms Romelda Aiken. We are also proud of our commissioned design by Kulkarawa Meeanjinu which will be the theme design of our clothing at the Carnival and thank Struddys for their support in this art. The artwork denotes communities coming together as one. The hand symbolises Mirir (Turrbal word for God) reaching down to embrace and bring people, represented by the U shapes, together from different walks of life. The spiritual essence of this artwork is unity with Mirir imparting blessings upon each individual and the gathering of the community. We were thrilled to have Firebird Player Ms Romelda Aiken come and watch, meet and work with our three Teams on Monday along side Ms Tracey Bruce, past Australian Player. Students were very inspired by Romelda and her background. Romelda was impressed with the skills of our students. Ms Romelda Aiken with Vicky Wilberforce (left) and Cheyenne Pickering (right). The Jamaican born athlete Romalda Aiken (6’6”, 1.98 metres) reached Australian shores in 2008 and has since won three ANZ Championship ‘Player of The Year’ titles, as well as representing Jamaica in multiple international tournaments. Not to mention playing a major role in leading the Queensland Firebirds to three premierships across her Australian career to date. The unique 2020 season was notable for Romelda, where she finished first in the league for offensive rebounds (110) and second for goals scored (583) across the whole league. Determined to add another premiership to her resume, the return of her dynamic partner in crime, Gretel Bueta, might just help her do so as she enters her 14th season with the Firebirds. Off the court Romelda has completed a course in both hairdressing and IT, however, has favoured her passion for coaching in the recent years. Above L-R: Ms Ann Rebgetz, Ms Romelda Aiken and Ms Tracy Bruce. Below L-R: Ms Romelda Aiken, Blessing Tukumbane, Baraka Ruhirika and Mr Atem Atem. ONE IN FOUR CHILDREN Gala Event at St James College – A Great Success! Congratulations to Stephen Kamal, and his team, and thanks to the many who assisted - it was a wonderful evening last Saturday night and our students were very impressive! Well done to Samuel Silver as MC for the evening! Since its foundation by Stephen Kamal (a former refugee from then war torn Nuba Mountains area in Sudan) in October 2019, One in Four, has managed to deliver 50,000 books to Papua New Guinea and Sudan, as well as deliver 20 packs to Papua New Guinea that were generously delivered by the QUT Vice Chancellor. Overall, the foundation has set up 15 schools with books and have affected 750,000 lives. Professor Margaret Sheil Vice Chanceller QUT and QUT Faculty Heads attended and were strongly supportive! Stephen and friends (other Jimmies graduates) graduated from QUT. The other guests involved a range of supporters, but all were impressed by the very entertaining focussed evening and its goals. (Pictured below far left, Prof Margaret Sheil, Mr Stephen Kamal & Ms Ann Rebjetz) Congratulations to Mr Andrew Ebrington, who received a special award for his role in helping drive the agenda! St James College along with Iona College (Fr Michael Twigg) received a beautiful award trophy for our support. And a big thank you and commendations to Mr Josateki Tora with the two wonderful dance troupes, Assistant Principal Identity & Global Identity Mr Isikeli Kubunameca in facilitating as well, Deputy Principal Mr Marty Wiseman running the door prizes, Ms Janet Beaman for helping with set up, Ms Louise Pope in facilitating student assistance as well, Gregory Terrace students who helped in selling tickets and catering, staff who attended the event, Mr Bruce Bitossi who organised and helped on Saturday, Mr Tony Holloway, Mr Perry Patel and team, Mr Alex Blann in planning, Mr David Cantwell with set up and AV, Ms Maria Young and administration for organising raffle and programs, Mr Atem Atem, Ms Hope Mugalihya and all others for all their support. Those others who entertained were impressive – beautiful singers. We were all inspired by the speeches of Dr Joseph Yunis, graduate of St James and now a virologist! His story of arriving on Australian shoes as a teenager and being told TAFE was the answer, but then finding St James changed his life as then he completed Year 12 and furthered his studies at UQ. Overall, the event yielded some good funds and awareness, but also saw the incredible outcomes of the Jimmies schooling and its network and the impact of these young people so grateful for their education wanting to help and eradicate the shocking statistic of one in four children world-wide who are illiterate and not receiving an education! We also thank One In Four for their donation towards our College Bursary Fund. Dr Joseph Yunis Bursary Fund Donations We thank you for your generous support of our fund and are grateful that our number of donors has doubled from last year and that total fund amount will double. We await to hear the total count! Student Achievements On Monday 30 students in Years 7-10 took part in a whole day Debating Clinic at school with external coaches led by Mr Vadim Frolov and Mr Paddy Harten. It was terrific to see the keenness of our students and for them to develop their thinking and speaking skills! Congratulations to Fund Raisers for Immersion trip, Amir Shirvani and Alireza Bagherishahkhali, who organised a Persian Dinner Experience of Cooking and Dining on Monday evening – thank you to Feizah for teaching us how to cook the beautiful meal and then enjoy it Persian style. It was a fitting acknowledgement of refugee week and the wonderful cultural contribution of refugees to Australian society. Futsal Teams are competing for two days at Coomera GCI Basketball Tournament starts tomorrow with our teams along with CQU QISSN and QISSRL on Sunday. Ms Ariel Chen’s junior classes who have entered the Chinese Public Speaking Competition – they are so impressive! Coming Events Gold Coast Invitational Basketball Tournament (26-29 June) CQU QISSN & Confraternity Rugby League Carnivals (27 June - 2 July) Bunnings Newstead BBQ Fundraiser (11 July) Student Leaders’ Inservice (12 July) Interhouse Track & Field Carnival (15 July) Year 10 Careers day QUT (16 July0 Year 12 Senior Formal (16 July) Enrolment Information Evening, 6pm. College Library (19 July) Year 11/12 Career Day (20 July) Enrolments Enrolment Interviews for 2022 and 2023 are now taking place, with limited vacancies available in all Year Levels. For all enrolment enquiries please contact Mrs Maria Young at the College on 07 3230 8600 or at [email protected]. You are warmly invited to attend our forthcoming Enrolment Information Evening on Monday 19 July commencing at 6pm in the College Library. Staff News This week we farewell Ms Gabby McCarthy who has been teaching with us over the last 18 months and thank her for valuable contribution as she returns to her home territory in New York. We also wish Ms Gemma Bates-Smith the best in her coming news as she commences Maternity Leave. In addition, congratulations to Ms Renee Thornton on her wedding to take place in the break! A special thank you to all our staff for their committed work with our students – they really work hard to ensure our students are learning to their potential. Special congratulations to Mr Jon Reuben who has been the fastest player to reach 100 tries in the Intrust Cup history. Take care and blessing for the break! Prayer “You, Wisdom, call us body, call us one, To walk together, people from many lands, under this same golden sun, together First Nations Peoples and all of us who have since come.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • We Have Been Delighted with the Response to the Proposed England
    ENGLAND NETBALL SUPPORTERS CLUB “uniteinred” GET CLOSER TO THE ACTION At home and abroad Issue No. 23 (2) January 2015 ENGLAND NETBALL NETBALL EUROPE 2015 EVENT 6th – 8th March - Airco Stadium, Hull Under 17 Championship England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales Under 17 Development Section Dubai, Gibraltar, Malta, Suisse Watch the England website for ticket details If you fancy a trip to Belfast there is an exciting Netball Europe Open Championship taking place there between the 15th and 17th May. I always thought a ball, was a ball, was a More details will be circulated nearer the time with the possibility of ball until I had the pleasure of being the the inclusion of some overseas participants! EN Team Manager on tour in Australia and New Zealand back in 2001 when the ball being used for their Test Series v England was a different manufacturer to that being used by England. At the speed and force used by these athletes when passing and catching the ball, the surface of the ball took the skin off the tops of our girls fingers! 16 TEAMS ON THE ROAD TO SYDNEY JOIN THE CELEBRATIONS Unite in Australia New England Jamaica Malawi SEE YOU IN SYDNEY Red Zealand South Fiji Wales Trinidad & Barbados Scotland Africa Tobago Uganda Samoa Zambia Singapore Sri Lanka Barmy Army BE PART OF THE ENGLAND TEAM Act now – book through our official travel agents go to www.cseplc.com/netball Arena tickets and accommodation packages available – don’t miss out ! Individual session tickets will go on sale, we think in February, but watch this space for further information! JAMAICA v ENGLAND JANUARY 2015 TEST SERIES A devastating result for England who went down 2-1 in the recent Test Series in Kingston, Jamaica.
    [Show full text]
  • Sports Extra Twenty20 Big Bash League Against Shane Warne’S Melbourne Stars at P: 3666 7139 the Gabba on Tuesday
    GAME OF THE WEEK The Brisbane Heat will play its first home game of the inaugural Sports extra Twenty20 Big Bash League against Shane Warne’s Melbourne Stars at P: 3666 7139 the Gabba on Tuesday. Play will with Brent O’Neill E: [email protected] begin at 6.30pm. 63 Calling all players ANATOMY OF A CHAMPION SNAPSHOT SOCCER: Bardon Latrobe Junior Soccer Club has put out the call for girls of all ages to join the club for the 2012 season. Looking to build on its success in winning the Football Brisbane 2011 junior club of the year award, the Bardon-based club is looking to boost its registration numbers. Club vice- president Terri Collins said all players were welcome, regardless of playing ability. ‘‘Although girls are always welcome to play in mixed competitions, we need more girls to build our numbers in our girls-only teams,’’ Col- lins said. ‘‘In 2011, the under-14 girls reached the grand final. Next year will see a senior women’s team back at the club and we’re look- ing forward to the senior players assisting with the development of talent within the juniors at the club.’’ Next year’s sign-on will be held at Bardon Bowls Club on January 28-29. Phone Terri Collins on 0401 556 501 or visit bardonlatrobe.org.au Jared off to world titles SAILING: Indooroopilly resident Jared West left for Perth last week to pre- pare for the International Sailing Federation World Championships from December 13-18. Held every four years, the Perth regatta will include the World Championships for all nine Olympic classes, with the meet serving as the principal qualifier for London 2012 for many of the racers.
    [Show full text]
  • 0419 376 412 Allora Sports Museum Proud of Laura
    Issue No. 3405 The AlloraPublished by C. A. Gleeson Pty.Advertiser Ltd., at the Office, 53 Herbert Street, Allora, Q. 4362 “Since 1935” Issued Weekly as an Advertising Medium to the people of Allora and surrounding Districts. Your FREE Local Ph 07 4666 3128 - E-Mail [email protected] - Web www.alloraadvertiser.com THURSDAY, 4th AUGUST 2016 Allora Sports Museum Proud of Laura Geitz Should the people fo Allora associate themselves with a serial heartbreaker? Of course we should! We love her and are very, very proud of her. Last year Laura Geitz and her champion Firebirds team broke the hearts of the N.S.W. fans when the Swifts were defeated by 1 point by the firebirds in the ANZ Netball Championship Grand Final. Last Sunday, not only did she re-break their hearts, but ripped them out of their chests without mercy. The coronary inducing double extra time final showed why these girls are deserving of back to back premierships. The Swifts arrived at Boondall with an unbeatable match plan with Swifts G.K. Sharni Layton (she must be the netball equivalent of NRL heckler Michael Ennis) primed to upset the long Jamaican shooter Romelda Aiken. However, they didn’t OK this match plan with Geitz! In typical Laura style, she was humble in accepting the trophy, taking no individual credit and instead praising her very talented team. We are very proud that Laura is the face of the Allora Regional Sports Museum and wish her all the best in 2017, whether she continues playing or enjoys retirement.
    [Show full text]
  • Caitlin Bassett out of Her Starting Seven and Austin Repaid the Faith with a Dynamic 15-Of-15
    UNITED BY UNCOMMON CARE UNITED BY NETBALL hcf.com.au/netball GK GS ROUND 7 FROM THE COACH While we haven’t got the results on the board that we were hoping for in the early rounds of the season, I still have an immense sense of pride in our team heading into our round seven game against the Queensland Firebirds. Like everyone, 2020 has seen a lot of curveballs thrown at GIANTS Netball and the BECOME A MEMBER spirit and camaraderie within the group has never wavered. On and off the court, GIANTS Netball have each other’s backs and I am very confident that this will turn into more wins in the not too MATCH BROADCAST distant future. Watch GIANTS Netball take on Queensland The 2020 Suncorp Super Netball Firebirds LIVE on Tuesday at 7:30PM AEST on competition has gone to another level this Telstra TV or the Netball Live App. year with every team able to record victories on any given day. We have been right in the contest every single game so far and with some subtle tweaks and a bit more composure, I believe we’ll be good enough to return to the finals STAY UP TO DATE series in this unusual season. GIANTSNETBALL.COM.AU I’d also like to acknowledge the wonderful support we’ve received from the wider Netball community, especially our GIANTS family. While there can’t be many people in the stands at the moment, the support we are getting from our loyal members and fans has been overwhelming and it truly means the world to the playing group.
    [Show full text]
  • Silver Ferns Taini Jamison Trophy Media Guide March 2018
    TAINI JAMISON TROPHY 2018 4 DAYS 8 GAMES NON-STOP NETBALL ACTION North Shore Events Centre 21 - 24 March 2018 SILVER FERNS V JAMAICA V MALAWI V FIJI MEDIA GUIDE GAME SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE EVENTS CENTRE, AUCKLAND WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH, 2017 6.10pm - Jamaica Sunshine Girls v Fiji Pearls 8.10pm - Silver Ferns v Malawi Queens THURSDAY 22 MARCH, 2017 6.10pm - Fiji Pearls v Malawi Queens 8.10pm - Silver Ferns v Jamaica Sunshine Girls FRIDAY 23 MARCH, 2017 6.10pm - Jamaica Sunshine Girls v Malawi Queens 8.10pm - Silver Ferns v Fiji Pearls SATURDAY 24 MARCH, 2017 2.10pm - 3rd in Prelim Rounds v 4th in Prelim Rounds 4.10pm - 1st in Prelim Rounds v 2nd in Prelim Rounds CONTENTS Team Contacts 2 Media Accreditation 3 Key Stats & Milestones 4 Taini Jamison Trophy 6 Key Dates 7 Stats that count 8 The trophy 9 Silver Ferns 10 Fiji Pearls 12 Jamaica Sunshine Girls 14 Malawi Queens 16 Partners 18 2 TEAM CONTACTS NETBALL NEW ZEALAND / SILVER FERNS Kerry Manders Head of Marketing and Communications M: +64 21 410 970 E: [email protected] LOGO NETBALL FIJI / FIJI PEARLS M: +64 21 023 87591 NETBALL JAMAICA / JAMAICA SUNSHINE GIRLS M: +64 21 088 93754 MALAWI NETBALL / MALAWI QUEENS M: +64 21 025 56901 SILVER FERNS MEDIA LIST Media Updates will be sent prior to each Test Series and Test Match containing the latest media opportunities, team lists, contacts, statistics, MEDIA head-to-head info, hashtags, accreditation and other useful links. Following each Test, a media update will be sent containing the official RESOURCES match result, statistics and updated media opportunities (if available).
    [Show full text]
  • Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 1
    Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 1. Erin Bell has played 86 games and Carla Borrego has played Addition 79 games. What is the total amount of games that were played? Word Problem Challenge Cards twinkl.com Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 2. A total of 93 fans attended the pre-game signing of the grand 3. Amy Steel loves her fruit salad. She goes to the shops and final between the NSW Swifts and the Queensland Firebirds. buys 12 bananas, 13 apples and 27 oranges. Her team mate, A further 59 fans arrived five minutes later. How many fans Kate Shimmin, buys 13 bananas, 10 apples and 15 oranges. attended the signing altogether? How many pieces of fruit did they buy in total? twinkl.com twinkl.com Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 4. Laura Geitz ran 15 kilometres in one week. Her friend, 5. A total of 68 fans watched the first game of the ANZ Madeleine Proud, ran double the amount that Laura ran. How Championship between the NSW Swifts and the Southern Steel many kilometres did they run altogether? in the corporate box. The next time they played, there were 73 fans watching in the corporate box. How many fans were in the corporate box in both games? twinkl.com twinkl.com Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 6. How many ANZ Championship games were played if Clare 7. Chelsea Lemke needed to buy lunch for her team mates, the McMeniman played 84, Laura Geitz played 64 and Gretel Queensland Firebirds.
    [Show full text]
  • GIANTS Netball 9 3 1 5 551 564 97.7 14
    Here’s something to cheer about! How good is it that the NSW Swifts are back! We wish them the best of luck with the rest of the season and can’t wait to see them in action. And here’s something else to be happy about… Save $75 on new comprehensive car insurance online* qbe.com/au *Conditions apply, read the PDS to decide if the product is right for you. QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited ABN 78 003 191 035. ROUND 10 Show your Support from Home! Captain'sColumn Hi everyone and thank you for checking out our Match Program ahead of the Round 10 clash with the Queensland Firebirds at Brisbane’s Nissan Arena. Check what goodies Wow, Round 10 already – can you believe that? are inside our 2020 It seems like only yesterday when we got the call Membership Packs! to drop everything and head to the Sunshine State to make Suncorp Super Netball happen in 2020. View Packages While it’s had its challenges, we are delighted to be well in the hunt for Finals and giving ourselves the best shot at defending our title. The game against the Melbourne Vixens was no doubt one of the toughest we’ve had this year, but given Match Broadcast they’ve been the pace-setters so far this season Watch NSW Swifts take on Queensland Firebirds the positive was knowing there wasn’t much in it. LIVE on Saturday at 3:00PM AEST on Bouncing back against Collingwood a few Channel 9 or the Netball Live App. days later was very important but today we have another massive task on our hands.
    [Show full text]
  • Te Awamutu Courier
    Te Awamutu Professional Hair Stylists Be the Belle of the Ball Hair Ups our specialty CouPublished Tuesday & Thursdayurier THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016 Phone Your community newspaper for over 100 years EXTRA COPIES 40c 07 871 6021 Fundraising Hero is honoured luncheon Save the Children is holding BY LESLEY STANILAND its annual Winter Luncheon on Thursday, July 7 from noon- More than 70 years after the 2pm in St John’s Church Hall. end of World War II, Fred Amess Funds raised from the event has been awarded France’s will be dedicated to help Fijian Legion of Honour, the highest families where homes and decoration that exists in France, for his bravery fighting the schools have been destroyed. enemy in defence of that Everyone is welcome — country. see classified advertisement for He says the medal was details. awarded as a way of France saying ‘thank you’ to its Floral artistry liberators. “It’s been a long time coming demonstrated for me — I’m a young 92 now!” Te Awamutu Floral Art Mr Amess was just 18 when Group celebrates its 48th he joined the Navy on March 23, birthday on Monday with a 1942, but had been a member of demonstration by Elaine the home guard in England since Bughouse of Taupo. he was 17. The event is at the Bible He says he joined the Navy Chapel at 1.30pm - doors open because he didn’t fancy “some half-an-hour in advance. bayonet job”. He was 20 when he Members of the public are went to Normandy. welcome — there is a $5 entry Mr Amess served as a fee which includes afternoon crewman on a landing craft tank tea.
    [Show full text]
  • Annualreport2018webfinal.Pdf
    18 OUR 2019 AMBITION NETBALL QUEENSLAND IS STRUCTURED, CAPABLE AND RESOURCED TO OPTIMISE THE ACCESS, POPULARITY AND COMMERCIALISATION OF NETBALL ACROSS QUEENSLAND. HOW ARE WE PROGRESSING TOWARDS OUR 2019 AMBITION? 2 OUR PURPOSE: We are a unifying leader responsible for the growth, sustainability and success of netball. OUR VISION: To become a world-leading sports organisation, respected for transforming lives through Netball. 3 CHAIR'S REPORT IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I DELIVER THIS REPORT TO YOU, THE MEMBERS, FOR 2018, A both on and off the court, is essential to how our sport is perceived by sponsors, participants YEAR WITH MANY HIGHLIGHTS. and families. We started early with the Leaders Conference, where we continued to build numbers and where The Sapphire Series represents a step change in our approach to our player pathway, in that Wayne Goldsmith introduced us all to the mythical ‘Deirdre’ who has now become a much- it is intended to create a real stepping stone for our players to Suncorp Super Netball. It is loved icon of our sport. The feedback from members at the workshops around our ideal state very gratifying to sense the real excitement that is building in our community throughout demonstrated clearly that you were ready to embrace a new delivery model. Queensland for this competition, and it is a testament to the hard work of everyone involved. A focussed stakeholder engagement effort by Catherine and her team over some months Netball Queensland has been active on the national stage, and continues to contribute actively culminated in the Members meeting in October, at which members emphatically voted in to Netball Australia’s agenda and demonstrate leadership in the national environment at both favour of continuing to develop the BIOME model.
    [Show full text]
  • Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards
    Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition 1. Erin Bell has played 86 games and Carla Borrego has played 79 games. What is the total amount of games that were played? Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 3. Amy Steel loves her fruit salad. She goes to the shops and 2. A total of 93 fans attended the pre-game signing of the buys 12 bananas, 13 apples and 27 oranges. Her team mate, grand final between the NSW Swifts and the Queensland Kate Shimmin, buys 13 bananas, 10 apples and 15 oranges. Firebirds. A further 59 fans arrived five minutes later. How How many pieces of fruit did they buy in total? many fans attended the signing altogether? Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 4. Laura Geitz ran 15 kilometres in one week. Her friend, 5. A total of 68 fans watched the first game of the ANZ Madeleine Proud, ran double the amount that Laura ran. Championship between the NSW Swifts and the Southern How many kilometres did they run altogether? Steel in the corporate box. The next time they played, there were 73 fans watching in the corporate box. How many fans were in the corporate box in both games? Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards Addition Word Problem Challenge Cards 6. How many ANZ Championship games were played if Clare 7. Chelsea Lemke needed to buy lunch for her team mates, McMeniman played 84, Laura Geitz played 64 and Gretel the Queensland Firebirds. She went to order sushi.
    [Show full text]
  • Te Awamutu Courier
    Te Awamutu Rural Neville Kemp Licensee Salesperson 027 271 9801 07 871 9801 www.nevillekemp.co.nz CourierPublished Tuesday & Thursday THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2013 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR OVER 100 YEARS CIRCULATED FREE TO 12,109 HOMES THROUGHOUT TE AWAMUTU AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EXTRA COPIES 40c. BRIEFLY Jumble sale Anti-violence pilot Pirongia Rural Fire Force needs some help for its jumble sale on August 25. The volunteer community organisation would be grateful for donations of pre-loved goods, such as furniture, tools, clothing, books and appliances (no computers or TV’s thankyou). If you would like to donate something contact Leanne (027 826 2646 or 07 212 2768) or Rhana (ph 871 9336 or 027 300 5260). Luncheon Save the Children NZ is staging a soup and savoury luncheon on July 4. The event in the St John’s Anglican Church Hall is from 12noon to 2pm and includes a bring & buy stall, sales of Save the Children gifts and raffles. Entertainment will feature local children. Entry is $12 pp. GymSport Around 350 local children will attend the Te Awamutu School GymSport Festival at the Te Awamutu Events Centre on Tuesday. Rhythmic gymnastics, Artistic Gymnastics, Hip Hop, Cheerleading and Aerobics will all be on show. Demonstrations will be staged by New Zealand Competitive Aerobic Federation, Spiralz Rhythmics and Te Awamutu Boys TC270613SP01A Gymnastics. IT’S NOT OK campaigner Vic Tamati is heading a five week course for men in Te Awamutu — organised by Waitomo/Waipa Women’s Refuge. Local businesses are BY DEAN TAYLOR The programme starts next the money to comply with the of men taking the initiative to supporting the event which Thursday and runs for five sentence and attend the course find the required resources to has a ‘Movies’ theme.
    [Show full text]
  • Stage 2, Week 10
    | NSW Department of Education Working from Home – Stage 2, Week 10 You will need access to a digital device and help from a parent/carer to complete the following activities. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning English – Australian English – Australian English – Australian English – Endangered English – Endangered Animals Animals Animals Animals Animals Spelling: Choose ten Spelling: Write 5 of your Spelling: Write 5 of your Spelling: Use your core Spelling: Have someone words from your Core spelling words in spelling words in words list to play test you on your 10 Words list (in your sentences rainbow writing 10 times Hangman with a partner spelling words. If you get homework book) that each any wrong, practice Reading: Read for 10-20 Reading: Read for 10-20 you will work on this them again next week. minutes Reading: Read for 10-20 minutes week. Complete Look, minutes Reading: Read for 10-20 Cover, Write, Check Writing: Write a detailed Writing: Choose another minutes (LCWC). Australian animal and Writing: Write a letter to description of a person a character from the or animal in your home. Writing: Decide on your Reading: Log into Epic write an information book you are reading. Remember to describe opinion and write dot Books and enter your report outlining their diet, Let them know what you their personality as well points on your thoughts. class code: habitat, appearance, reproduction and any like about their as their physical 2/3H: wun0975 interesting facts you character, what you appearance. would like their character Which animal is better? 2/3L: hxw8658 found.
    [Show full text]