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NURRUNGA Our Lady’S Mount & Waterford WAVERLEY COLLEGE A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition NURRUNGA Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford VOLUME 40 NO. 13 6 MAY 2016 From the Head of College May Procession and Feast of Edmund Rice I appreciate the support of parents and families for our Annual May Procession and Feast of Edmund Rice last Sunday. On what turned out to be a beautiful sunny May afternoon, the community was able to honour a tradition that stretches back 100 years and is now unique in Australia. We have been very fortunate to have a number of special guests over the last few years: the Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove; the Archbishop of Sydney, the Most Reverend Anthony Fisher; the Executive Director of Edmund Rice Education Australia, Dr Wayne Tinsey; and this year, Brother Robert Wallace AM, former Head of Waverley College celebrating his fiftieth Jubilee as a Christian Brother. Within a setting honouring Mary, the patron saint of our College, through the recitation of the Rosary, each of these speakers has delivered a contemporary message about the relevance of Mary to Catholics worldwide. the connections between the key stories of our In 2010, Dr Tinsey described the power of the tradition and the challenges of the contemporary image of Mary as a revolutionary icon in Latin world. IN THIS EDITION America. Archbishop Fisher focussed on the Mothers’ Club News................ 2 Best wishes to our teams this weekend in their depiction of Mary as a mother giving birth in matches against St Aloysius’. I draw your attention Junior School News ................ 3 circumstances of poverty, a refugee escaping to the Welcome to Country, which will take place from her home country and the mother of an Deputy Head of College ......... 5 prior to the 1st XV game. Please see the story executed criminal. In launching “In Good Faith – in this edition by Director of Co-curriculum, Pat NAPLAN Information .............. 6 Waverley College and the Great War” (authored Brennan for more information. by Waverley College Archivist, Kim Eberhard), Sir Library News .......................... 7 Peter Cosgrove focused on the significance of our Ray Paxton Director of Mission .................. 8 May Procession for the young men of Waverley HEAD OF COLLEGE who died in war or who survived the war. This year, Director of Curriculum ............. 9 Br Wallace was able to draw a strong connection Music Notes .......................... 10 between the nurturing, generative role of Mary and the need to address the crime of domestic Sport this Week from the Head violence occurring within our society. These are of Senior Sport .......................11 truly contemporary topics that challenge each of us Junior Canteen Roster .......... 12 to look within ourselves and take steps to address injustice. Football News ....................... 13 The act of reciting the Rosary is a reflective Rugby News ......................... 14 exercise that reminds us of the story of Jesus and AFL Update........................... 16 Mary whilst achieving a rhythmic, meditative and From the Careers Desk ........ 17 communal expression of solidarity. It is sometimes difficult to achieve a balance between a one Art Excursion ........................ 20 hundred year old tradition and the attention spans R U OK Poster Comp ........... 20 of students aged between 10 and 18. However, judging from the many positive comments we Ride the HSC Wave.............. 21 receive, it is a ceremony that achieves some meaning for most of us. We will continue to honour this tradition at Waverley College and strive to draw Stay connected! https://www.facebook.com/waverleycollege https://twitter.com/waverleycollege Senior Campus - Our Lady’s Mount: 131 Birrell Street Waverley NSW 2024 T. 02 9369 0600 F. 02 9389 1274 E. [email protected]. WAVERLEY COLLEGE A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition NURRUNGA Volume 40 No. 13 • 6 MAY 2016 page 2 Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford Mothers’ Club News May Procession Thank you to those who donated food or volunteered to help at May Procession on Sunday. As always it is greatly appreciated and goes a long way in making the afternoon enjoyable for those who attend. We hope you had the opportunity to meet new acquaintances or catch up with those you may not see regularly. Term 2 Meeting Postponed We will not be holding our Term 2 meeting on Wednesday 11th May. Over the last few months we have met with Mr Paxton to discuss ongoing plans for the Mothers’ Club. These discussions resulted in a meeting with members of the P&F Executive, Greg Bodkin, Michael Jaeger, Mr Paxton and ourselves to plan an approach that would amalgamate the Mothers’ Club and P&F roles and functions into one entity. Below is an outline of what has been discussed. We will be meeting again over the coming months to discuss detail so please look out for updates. Emanuela D’Urso and Linda McGuiggan Mothers’ Club MARCELLIN COLLEGE RANDWICK An invitation to all parents / guardians from Parents In Touch • Brigidine College Randwick • Champagnat Catholic College Pagewood • Marcellin College Randwick New Plans for Parent proudly present • Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington • St Clare’s College Waverley • Waverley College and all Marcellin College Randwick feeder primary schools Representation The Waverley College Parents’ and Friends’ Association and the Waverley College Mothers’ Club have reached an in-principle agreement to bring the two groups together to create a new parent association which will launch in a positive and proactive way in 2017. In Term 2, 2016 the two groups will meet to formulate a new constitution incorporating the objectives of both groups and with a strong focus on community engagement. The meeting AN EVENING WITH will also develop a transition plan. The new organisation is expected formalise the establishment of Parent Year Group PROFESSOR IAN HICKIE Representatives as a conduit for parent input on ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH and participation. The current activities of the Mothers’ Club will be maintained by the new organisation, including THUR, 16 JUNE 2016 operation of the Clothing Pool and support of functions like the May Procession and Year 12 7.00 - 8.30PM Graduation Luncheons. MARCELLIN COLLEGE RANDWICK In acknowledgement of the historic role of the 195 ALISON ROAD, RANDWICK Mothers’ Club in the life of the school and the FREE EVENT - BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL - rsvp 10 June importance of the Marian Tradition at Waverley, BOOKINGS: www.trybooking.com/198974 a new annual event for Mothers and Sons will be introduced to the college calendar - details will be announced for 2017. Co-Director, Health and Policy An Annual General Meeting is expected to take place in Term 4 2016 to endorse the constitution, Brain & Mind Centre, University of Sydney thank existing executive members, wind down Executive Director the existing organisations and establish the new Brain & Mind Research Institute, The University of Sydney association. Professor Hickie is an internationally renowned researcher in clinical psychiatry and a leading voice on mental health issues, with a special interest in youth mental health, and the prevention of and early intervention in emerging mood disorders. WAVERLEY COLLEGE A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition NURRUNGA Volume 40 No. 13 • 6 MAY 2016 page 3 Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford From the Director of Junior School May Procession Government for their support of this program. The Annual May Procession and Celebration of the We hope that the excursion will be a rewarding Feast of Blessed Edmund Rice was a wonderful experience for all students. occasion. Thank you to all the students who attended Special thanks to Mr Meadley for the tireless and behaved so well. effort he has put in to ensure the boys have a Honour Awards great three days in our nations capital. Congratulations to the following boys who were NAPLAN awarded certificates at our assembly last Thursday – In 2016 the National Assessment Program well done! – Literacy & Numeracy (NAPLAN) will again Reece Emmins 5 Gold be conducted for all students in Years 3, 5, 7 & 9 in all government and non-government Dakota Fanning 6 Gold schools. The program will assess the literacy Ethan Fernandez 5 White and numeracy learning of all students in all Mackenzie Flitcroft 6 Green Australian schools. Max Gomez 5 Green The results of the tests will provide important Weekly Prayer information to schools about what each student Joey Harris 5 Green Prayer for our Mothers can do, and will be used to support teaching and Max Harrison 6 Green learning programs. Parents will receive a report This Sunday, 8th May, we will Sam Hodgson 6 White indicating their child’s level of achievement. celebrate Mother’s Day. Wilford Hyde 5 Red Each student’s level of achievement will be Let us take this time this week to think about the different Marcus Jomoa 5 Blue reported against the agreed national minimum standard of student achievement. things that our mothers do Cuba Kanakis 6 Gold for us each and every day to The tests will be conducted across Australia on Joshua King 5 Gold make our lives special. the same days for all students. The schedule for Louis Kitto 6 White testing is as follows: We remember our mothers with love for the tender way Liam Kraljevic 5 Red TUESDAY MAY 10 (DAY F) SPELLING, they care for us. GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION; WRITING Max Leedham 6 Gold Let us pray for our mothers Daniel McSweeny 6 Blue • Period 1 (8.55-9.35am) – Language and for the generations of Robin Mercier 5 Gold Conventions (40 minutes) mothers before them. Leo Morgan 6 White • Period 3 (11.00-11.40) – Writing (40 You care for us, O God, minutes) Bobby Morris 6 Red As a mother care for her WEDNESDAY MAY 11 ( DAY G) READING children.
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