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LATEST WEBSITE NEWS
June 9 2016
COLLEGE CALENDAR
Eglinton Road (Locked Bag 9) Bathurst NSW 2795 ABN 43 418 897 717 Telephone +61 2 6331 3911 Facsimile +61 2 6332 2236 Email [email protected] Website www.saints.nsw.edu.au
Mr Stewart RossACCIDENTAs most of our community know, we had an accident on-site last week where a toddler was hit by a vehicle on the College grounds. We are very thankful that the little boy appears to have bounced back after his time in hospital. I did mention safety around our roads and car parks recently but I must stress again, please be mindful of children when driving and parking at the College and always stick to the 20km/h speed limit.
PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWSMrs Wade (Senior School Secretary) is organising Year 12 Parent Teacher Interviews for Thursday, 23rd June 2016 and Year 10 for staff day on
Today, Thursday 9 June 2016JS and SS Choral Concert Evening
Friday 10 June 2016Boarders depart for long weekend
Monday 13 June 2016Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday
Tuesday 14 June 2016HICES Debating Round 4Friday 17 June 2016
House Music Festival 6:30pm(Compulsory for all SS Students)
Wagga Boarding ExpoSaturday 18 June 2016
Wagga Boarding ExpoMonday 20 June 2016
P&F Meeting, Library 6:00pmTuesday 21 June 2016
Colours AssemblyCollege Council Meeting
Senior School Athletics TrialsSIEC Interschool Equestrian Competition
Uniform Shop Hours: Monday 8.30am to 4.30pm; Tuesday closed; Wednesday closed; Thursday 1.30pm to 4.30pm; Friday 8.30am to 3pm Cash, Cheque, Eftpos available; Phone: 6332 7303 or email [email protected]
Monday 18th July 2016. Parents should have received an email to select your preferred session times. Please respond/email Mrs Wade ASAP to book your preferred session and if you have not received an email, please contact her on [email protected] HOUSE MUSIC FESTIVALAs I indicated last week, the House Music Festival is on Friday 17th June 2016. Each of the houses are well underway with their musical items and it should be a great night.ROAD TRIPMr O’Connor and I have just returned from meet and greets in Cobar and Nyngan. It was pleasing to catch up with some boarding families and have the opportunity to have some lengthy discussions with them. FAST FACTDr Suess wrote “Green Eggs and Ham” to win a bet against his publisher who thought that he could not complete a book with only 50 wordsThought; Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking.– William B. Sprague
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Full Rugby Wrap plus photoshttp://bit.ly/1PK9Cf8
Results round upRound SixSaturday 4th June ASC split the honours with Redfield in very difficult conditions at home on the weekend.
ASC won the First XV and Under 13s clashes while Redfield took out the Under 14s and Under 16s.
The Under 15s faced even more difficult conditions as they travelled to storm-ravaged Sydney to play St Joseph’s College at Hunters Hill.
While the final score-line was heavily against the boys they put in a big effort against a very good side and got better as the match went on, lifting their effort and adapting to the conditions in the second half to score the last try.
Back in Bathurst, the Under 13s were locked in a much closer encounter with Redfield.
The match was played 12-a-side but neither this nor the wet weather prevented either side from playing an up-tempo brand with ASC coming out on top 31-21.
Injuries hit the Under 14s badly as Redfield ran away with the game to win 51-7.
All Saints’ trailed just 14-7 after twenty minutes but lost all momentum after the half time break.
The boys never stopped trying in the Under 16s but Redfield were just too good winning 62-12.
It was a real ambush by a surprisingly powerful Redfield team and a far cry from the 14-10 defeat the ASC boys handed them in the first round.
The First XV went into their match needing a win to consolidate their place in the top half of the ISA Division 2 Ladder.
They were expecting a close tussle with just three points between the teams the first time they met this season and the match didn’t disappoint with ASC playing strongly but leading just 7-0 at halftime.
ASC landed a critical blow when they were first to score after the break, the 14-nil lead adding to their growing momentum at the time.
ASC Rugby News
The boys worked hard to pressure Redfield in defence and errors cost the visitors another try to give ASC a convincing a 21-0 lead.
But Redfield wasn’t done with yet and ran in two late tries, both unconverted, to leave the final score at 21-10.
Overall it was a great effort by all both on and off the field and the coaches would particularly like to thank the Friends of Rugby and Rugby Patron John Cranfield
for their continuing dedication and ongoing support.
Scores:Under 13s: ASC 31 def Redfield 21Under 14s: Redfield 51 def ASC 7Under 15s: St Joseph’s 50 def ASC 5Under 16s: Redfield 62 def ASC 12First XV: ASC 21 def Redfield 10
Go to www.saints.nsw.edu.au for more great photos from last weekend’s rugby action!
All Saints’ P&F Notice Below is an updated list of Spring Fair and Art Show weekend stalls.
The committee needs at least 3-4 volunteers per year group for each stall.
The Spring Fair Sub-Committee will be meeting with stall holders soon to explain the process and share ideas for set-up and running on the day.
There are lots of other fun activities planned as well so come on and be involved in what should be a fantastic weekend.
Support Stall Person in Charge Pre Kinder Drinks Stall - cans Leanne Hornery Kinder Drinks Stall - cans " " Year 1 Pizza Mandie Burgess Year 2 Lollies Jane Parkinson & Lisa Hunter Year 2 Pop Corn & Fairy Floss Katie & Angus Gibbons Year 3 Hair Spray & Temporary Tatts Amanda Killiby & Jacinta Purvis Year 4 Chip Stall (with Kitchen support) Julie Brabham Year 5 Pavlovas Olga Burgess Year 6 Cakes Steph Cupples Year 7 Chocolate Wheel & Chocolate Toss & 200 Club Suzie Dowd Year 8 Ticket Booth & Rides Year 9 Trash & Treasure Josie Sutton & Christine
Thompson Year 10 Garden Jo Murphy & Sarah O'Neill Year 11 Café Louise Clyne & Linda Siegert Year 12 BBQ Rosie Bayliss Boarders Bottle Stall Bean House Parking Barton House
Dad's Corner
Long House Selling raffle tickets on the day Dad's Corner
Bucking Bull/Sumo Suits/Dunking Machine
Incy Land Junior School Oval Kristy Withers
Is it time to confirm what you believe?Many parents choose to christen their children as babies. During the baptism service the priest reminds the congregation that “In due time these children should make their own response to God, and be prepared for confirmation.” Confirmation is the rite where the person takes responsibility for their faith and commits themselves to be disciples of Jesus. In our Diocese, confirmation is open to all persons over the age of 6. They should be sufficiently mature to understand the promises that they are making.In discussion with the Dean of All Saints’ Cathedral and the Bishop we
have decided to hold confirmations at the College every two years and confirmations at the Cathedral every other year. This year, the Cathedral will be holding the confirmation service for All Saints’.The service with Bishop Ian will be on Sunday 28 August at 9am. Preparation sessions will be weekly on Saturdays at a suitable time for the candidates beginning on 23rd July and will be at the Cathedral. They will be conducted by Mrs Tania Harvey, a Licensed Lay Minister at the Cathedral and there will always be another adult present at the sessions. I will also be dropping in from time to time. All leaders have completed safe ministry training and have current Working with Children Checks.If your chi ld is interested in confirmation, please contact Mrs Tania Harvey on 0427 424 657 or the
FROM THE CHAPLAIN
Reverend Tony Card
Cathedral Office on 6331 4711 during work hours Mon- Fri, 9-1pm.Help for students in VanuatuDuring the upcoming term break I will be travelling to Tanna Island in Vanuatu with Samaritan’s Purse to assist in the rebuilding programme after last year’s cyclone. We will be building a new kindergarten classroom for one of the island’s schools. The team has been invited to take school supplies to assist the school. In order to keep the weight down I have decided to focus on items like rulers, pens, pencils, rubbers and solar powered calculators. If you are able to donate any of these items please send them in with your child on their chapel day.
With every blessing,Rev. Tony Card.
Eglinton Road Bathurst NSW 2795 Telephone +61 2 6331 3911
Email [email protected]
COME AND SEE US AT THE MUDGEE SMALL FARM
FIELD DAYS
All Saints’ College Bathurst
Drop by and say hello!Where:
Founders PavilionWhen:
Friday 15 and Saturday 16 July 20168:30am to 5.00pm each day
Check out the web www.saints.nsw.edu.au for all the latest news and photos!
HOST
DATE
WHERE
DETAILS
biggestmorningtea.com.au
Come along and be part of AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST
MORNING TEA!
Come along to All Saints’ College’s Biggest Morning Tea hosted by Mrs Trudy O’Connor at the Kemmis Building on Tuesday 14th June from 10:00 am to noon.
Donate now at:http://nsw.cancercouncilfundraising.org.au/AllSaintsCollege#.VzkwCD-4AV0.email
2016 National Excellencein Teaching Awards (NEiTA)
Do you know any outstanding educators at your early learning centre, primary or secondary school or in your community? Why not nominate them for an ASG National Excellence in Teaching Award.
Nominate online at asg.com.au/nominateTo request a promotional kit visit asg.com.au/neitaFor general enquiries call 1800 624 487
Nominations close: 31 July 2016
Nominations open: 18 April 2016
Guess what the P&F are introducing at this
years’ Spring Fair….MARKET STALLS!
Do you have a business and would like to hire a space at the All Saints’ College Spring Fair in 2016?We are currently seeking expressions of interest from businesses who may be interested in hiring space at the Spring Fair to advertise, promote and sell their merchandise and goods.If this sounds like you, please contact Kristie Thorne as soon as possible at [email protected] to apply or for more details.
After School cAre
After School Care operates Monday to Friday from 3.15pm to 6.00pm, during school terms. If you would like to utilise this service please make a note in your child’s diary or phone
Mrs Keogh in the Junior School Office before 3.00pm on 63327317.
Please remind your children to bring their jumpers/jackets as the weather is cooling
down.
Kierin thornton &
AnnA KrebS
All Saints’ College Boys’ Boarding HousePOSITION VACANT
RESIDENTIAL STAFFACCOMMODATION PROVIDED
We are seeking responsible Resident Assistant who would be expected to carry out the following duties as a staff member of All Saints’ College, living in Watson House:
• Care for and supervise boarding students in Watson House.
• Attend weekly staff meetings.
• Conduct student / boarder group meetings.
• Participate in the co-curricular program of the House.
• Implement all house regulations and procedures.
• Maintain effective communication with the Head of House, Staff and Students at all
times.
• Play an important part in the overall pastoral program of the House.
• Make sure that your involvement extends well beyond “Rostered Duties”.
• Complete the Duty of Care booklet within the first 6 months from appointment.
We believe that this is a great opportunity for people who are interested in careers that involve educating and caring for others to gain experience and skills in a caring boarding school community.
You will be provided with accommodation for 52 weeks of the year, meals during term time and access to College facilities when available. Your accommodation should be likened to rental accommodation where the same rules apply.
A Working With Children Clearance is required under the Child Protection (Working With Children) Act 2012 and the Child Protection (Working With Children) Regulation 2013.
Please send your applications to:Mr Brad AllenHead of Boys’ BoardingWatson HouseLocked Bag 9Bathurst NSW 2795
Or email: [email protected]
Chef Apprentice Skillset Bathurst is seeking applications for a Full Time 1st Year Chef Apprentice for our Host employer’s hotel operation. The successful candidate will complete a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery and receive formal and on the job training.
Key responsibilities Learn the foundations and content to develop skills and knowledge used in the cooking and hospitality
industry Safe work practices in the hospitality industry Assist with the daily food preparation and presentation of restaurant meals and catering for key events Prepare ingredients and all materials required for cooking, producing high quality food according to
recipes Maintain the general cleanliness of the kitchen environment and equipment Qualifications, skills and experience required Flexibility to work weekends and broken shifts Exceptional personal presentation and hygiene Highly motivated and prepared to learn Demonstrated genuine interest in a career in hospitality Willingness to undertake a variety of kitchen and service delivery projects Can work as part of a close team and be dependable
Benefits Nationally accredited qualification in Australia Formal on the job training Mentoring and support from a dedicated Skillset Workforce Consultant How to apply To apply for this exciting opportunity, click the APPLY NOW button upload your resume and cover letter For a confidential discussion regarding this role, please contract Skillset Workforce Bathurst on 02 6330 1400.
Applications close on 14/06/2016 About Skillset At Skillset, your future is our focus. Skillset recruits the right people for your business: Permanent Placements, Temporary Staff and Apprentices and Trainees.
Skillset has over 30 years’ industry experience operating in the Central West providing a full range of end to end recruitment services tailored to each individual and organisation.
Skillset has a great range of exciting positions available, visit http://www.skillset.com.au/JobsVacant/
Golf Talent Identification Day
Duntryleague Golf Club, Orange Sunday 17 July 2016 9.30am to 3.30pm
Junior golfers living or attending school in the following local council areas are eligible to attend: Bathurst, Bland, Blayney, Boorowa, Cabonne, Cowra, Forbes, Gilgandra, Lachlan, Lithgow, Mid Western, Narromine, Oberon, Orange, Parkes, Weddin, Western Plains and Young
Find out more about the Western Region
Academy of Sport’s golf program
Participate in skill assessment activities and
game play
Have your skills evaluated and interact with
Bruce McLean, WRAS Head Coach and PGA Member
Handicap limit for the day: Boys 20 and
under, Girls 25 and under
To be considered for the WRAS 2017 golf
squad attendance is compulsory (must be born after 1 July 1999 and currently attending high school)
Younger golfers are encouraged to attend
Enrol online at wras.org.au under 'downloads'
Enrolments close Monday 11 July 2016
For more information please contact the WRAS office phone 6338 4821 - [email protected]