Thursday, November 17, 2011

Yrs 4-7 Primary Presentation Night

The Presentation Evening for Upper Primary was celebrated on Tuesday night and showcased the extraordinary achieve-ments of the students throughout the year. We acknowledged the students who have excelled academically, served their school community and shone in their Christian walk.

We also honoured those who displayed innovation in technology, excellence in music and integrity in leadership. One of the highlights of the night was announcing the student leaders for 2012. With Year 7 moving up to Middle School

in 2013, we are going to be blessed to have leaders from both Year 6 and 7 next year.During the evening we were entertained by the Strings Ensemble, the Year 4 and 5 Choir, the Upper Primary Dance Group

and the hilarious staff item. Thank you to Miss Taylor, Miss Miller, Mrs Guthrig and Mr Malcolm for their work in preparing the items for the night. Thank you also to staff, students and parents for helping make the evening a wonderful success.

THE LEADERS FOR 2012 -Year 5: (Year 6 2012)School Captain - Candice RichardsSchool Captain - Isaac Hawkins Student Executive Captain - Isaiah JohnstoneStudent Executive Captain - Belle ClarkPeacekeeper Captain - Luka LewisPeacekeeper Captain - Chloe DrummondYear 6: (Year 7 2012)School Captain - Meg O’BrienSchool Captain - Leio Oshima McLarenStudent Executive Captain - Elijah WinningtonStudent Executive Captain - Isabella CharandukLeadership Captain - Zoe Humphrey Leadership Captain - Jayvin Topp

SPORTS CAPTAINS -Leader - Jonathan Robertson Yr 6 Zaneeta Robertson Yr 6 Madison Price Yr 5 Joshua Cameron-Macdonald Yr 5 Hunter Dare Yr 5CHESS CAPTAIN - Samuel ShawMUSIC CAPTAIN - Emmanuel LaagDANCE CAPTAIN - Kelsie O’Brien

Presentation Night PhotosIf you like to view photos from our Primary Presentation Nights and order photos from Pixi Fotos,

you can view them at lower and upper primary reception areas. There are some order forms there for you to fill out.For Years 1-3 go to lower primary reception and for Years 4-7 go to upper primary reception.

HOUSE CAPTAINS -RAYLEIGHTristan Maree Yr 6Nicole Allen Yr 6Kirah Bembrick Yr 5TYNDALELochlan Middleton Yr 6Jay Rourke-Baldwin Yr 5Tahlua Zikmundovsky Yr 5NEWTONMegan Bogatie Yr 6Gareth Freeman Yr 5Bronte Redenbach Yr 5FINNEYJack Castles Yr 6Madeline Barr Yr 6William Moore Yr 5

see page 5 for Yrs P-3 Presentation Night details.

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Early Learning Programs Primary

Countdown to ChristmasWhy not book into our Christmas vacation care program

at Noah’s Ark. With the countdown to Christmas children’s days can be

fun filled with seasonal activities on offer such as Christ-mas crafts, cooking, music, jewellery making, face painting, aqua play as well as the ever popular tennis with Mr Trevor.

Phone or call in at the office for bookings – 5587 7640. For last minute care needs please feel free to call the office to check availability.

Parenting with PowerScripture of the week: If anyone

speaks, he should do it as one speaking the very words of God. ~ 1 Peter 4:11

5 Keys to Good Communication

Communication is at the centre of all relationships. Close-ness is communicated in many ways and people give and re-ceive love differently. Five levels of communication provide opportunities for increased closeness in family life. Each level serves an important role for growing deeper. If tension and stress dominate your relationship with your child, start work-ing through these communication levels and you’ll begin to see significant change take place.

1. Greetings are the oil that keep relationships cordial. Hug-ging your children as part of a greeting or welcoming them to breakfast in the morning makes an important statement about the value of your relationship.

2. Exchanging information about our lives helps people know what’s going on and contributes to a sense of connect-edness. As you go through your day, think of a couple of inter-esting things you could share with your child.

3. Sharing opinions and judgements is the next level. Some people are hesitant to share their opinions because they feel like they’ll have to back them up or face an argument. Look for ways to affirm your children. “That makes sense” can be an encouraging statement even if you disagree. “Thank you for sharing your opinion with me,” can be a statement that en-courages openness.

4. Communicating emotions takes us another level deeper. Facts and opinions often have emotions hidden behind them. “I bet that hurt” or “I can tell you’re excited about that,” ac-knowledges feelings your child might be experiencing.

5. Sharing spiritually brings an amazing amount of close-ness into a relationship. Praying together, sharing what God is teaching you, enjoying worship together, and having a sense of spiritual fellowship are all ways to enjoy the deepest lev-el of communication. As you strengthen your spiritual lives together, you’ll see more and more opportunities to discuss heart issues.

Strategy for the week: All five levels of communication are important. You can’t skip the first few and still experience close-ness. Look for opportunities to experience all levels with your children. How we communicate is extremely important. Our words can injure or heal, condemn or uplift, and be true or de-ceitful. This week teach children to control their anger by speak-ing gently without shouting and to think before they speak. Communicate to them that they will be listened to when they are being rational and controlled.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

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SecondaryLife’s Journey

Sometimes life takes us on some un-expected journeys. I was speaking with a friend recently who is going through a tough time. My friend spoke of how impor-tant faith and trust in the Lord is and that it is important and possible to find joy in each day. What a fantastic, positive outlook. The writing below is encouraging -

What You Can Give To Life “I’m not sure what I want out of life.” Those were the words I

spoke to my high school guidance counsellor some 27 years ago. At that point life seemed to be a mysterious adventure that lay far beyond the security of high school. Little did I know then just how much of an adventure that next quarter of a century would be. It was full of ups and downs, joys and tragedies, triumphs and mistakes, laughter and pain, love and heartbreak. One thing is sure, though, I definitely didn’t get what I wanted. And for that I am eternally grateful.

You see, God in His infinite wisdom always gave me what I needed and not what I thought I wanted. If I had gotten what I had wished for I would be a far more selfish and far less lov-ing person today. Instead God kept me growing, learning, and becoming the person I was meant to be. Life was my school, troubles were my teachers, and the twists and turns of this world were my courses. The classes continue on as well for me, you, and everyone here.

These days I try not to think of what I want out of life but think of what I can give to life instead. I strive to be a loving father, a caring friend, and a good neighbour. I seek to do what I can with what I have to make Earth a little more like Heaven and to show others that they can do the same. I try to share all the things I have learned these past 27 years: that God loves us more than we could ever dream, that we can love each other as well, and that when we do so we will have JOY no matter what struggles we may face or losses we may endure.

Take some time today then to think about what you can give to life. You are a beloved Child of God with unique talents, knowl-edge, and blessings. You can give this world so much love and do so much to help others. You can make this world and your soul a little better each day. And when you do so you will get what we all truly want out of life: sweet happiness.

~ Joseph J. Mazzella ~

Happy parenting. And so it is. Maintain good relationships. Bring heaven to earth. Fear prevents, faith prevails. God bless. True mean-ing of Easter. Celebrate the risen Christ. Happy Mother’s Day to all our mums. Find the joy. Defend the Australian way of life. Encourage goal setting. Be thankful. Bloom where you are. Develop resilience. Too blessed to be stressed. Take time. Encourage a positive attitude. Never quit. Guidance. Help others. Enjoy time. Enjoy life. Happy holi-days. Shine. Spirit and Image. Look for the joy in each day.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

General

King’s Annual Dance

Concert 2011 Saturday

26th November6pm start $5 entryKing’s Auditorium

All welcome!

Instrumental Music NewsCongratulations to all of the following students of our piano/

voice teacher, Mrs Ainslie Ruben, who sat for their AMEB exams recently! Well done students!

Julia Torpie 3D - CREDITIris Cambel 3D - HONOURSMadelyn Wade 3R- CREDITMoana Chavez 6W- HONOURSWynnr de Castro 6H - CREDIT

Julia Torpie Iris Cambel Madelyn Wade

Moana Chavez Wynnr de Castro

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Dates for your diary...November 18 Noah’s Ark End of Year Concert Yr 12 Last DayNovember 21 Christmas ConcertNovember 24 Yr 7 Graduation DinnerNovember 25 Last Day Term 4November 26 Dance ConcertJanuary 23 2012 First Day Term 1 Primary, Yr 8 & PrefectsJanuary 24 First Day Term 1 Yrs 9-12March 29 Last Day Term 1

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Accounts News• Please ensure all outstanding fees are paid in full

by the end of Term 4. For payment plans for 2012, email elaine@kingscollege.qld.edu.au or phone to make an appointment to discuss.

• Statements are sent to your email address. For cred-it card payments, address changes or queries please email accountsreceivable@kingscollege.qld.edu.au

• As per Conditions of Enrolment Point 3 - If your child is leaving the school it is necessary to give written notice to the College no later than the first day of the term at the end of which it is intended that he/she should leave or to pay one term’s fees in lieu of such notice.

There will be times when you feel all alone.Quote from Power New Testament

It might be at school, it might be at work or when you are on the road. It could be when you take that shot in a champion-ship game. But if you love Christ you will never walk alone! “Stay joined to me, and I will stay joined to you.” Count on it!

John 15:4aIf you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain, you

can write to - guy@kings.net.au or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - kwalsingham@kingscollege.qld.edu.au

LIBRARY NOTICEParents please take note as this is the last term for the year

and ALL library books and equipment MUST be returned by the following dates:

Year 12: all books/class sets returned by Friday 18th November at the very latest

All other Years: all books returned by Monday 21st November at the very latest

NOTE - ALL books not returned to the library by Thursday 24th November will immediately be charged full replacement cost.

The libraries will need the last week of term to prepare for their annual stocktake the following week, so any books not returned on time will cause delay.

In preparation for stocktake and due to other end of year activities, library borrowing will cease one week before end of term – Friday 18th November. Please note though that we will still be allowing reading within the libraries, just no borrowing during the last week.

Thank you! ~ Miss Solyom Student Term Dates for 2012Terms First Day Last DayOne Monday 23 Jan Thursday 29 March Primary, Year 8, Prefects Tuesday 24 Jan New and remaining High School students (Yrs 9-12)

Two Tuesday 17 April Friday 22 June

Three Monday 16 July Friday 21 Sept

Four Tuesday 9 Oct Friday 16 Nov Year 12

Friday 30 Nov Years P-11

Gourmet Christian Singles Christmas PartyWhen: Saturday 3rd DecemberWhere: The University Club Room Bond University Off University Drive Varsity LakesTime: 6.30pm drinksDress: As formal as you likeRSVP: Call Elaine on 0402 266 374 Cost: $45 members, $50 non-membersDrink on arrival followed by roast turkey, festive roasted vegies & cranberry glaze pavlova, berry compote & chantilly cream, tea & coffee. Music and dancing after! Limit of 100 people.Enjoy the fun with other Christian singles.

Uniform Shop NoticeSpecial trading on last day of school

Friday 25 November8am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm

SPECIAL OPENING HOURS FOR JANUARY 2012

9 January 2012 – 20 January 20128:30am – 12:00pm

23 January 2012 – 27 January 20128am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm

26 January 2012 Australia Day - CLOSED

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PrimaryCelebration of 2011

It was a memorable time celebrating the students’ achieve-ments at the various Presentation times last week. Prep had a Celebration Morning last Friday and Years One to Three cel-ebrated last Monday night. The program consisted of items, awards and special certificates awarded to each child in Prep to Year Two.

Each class of Prep presented an item and the morning con-cluded with the year level presenting their favourite Christmas Carol, ‘Away in a Manger.’ The Year One item started with a ‘ver-sion’ of the Kerri-Anne Show directed by Jack Carroll 1C, where Kerri-Anne interviewed Mr Davis (Sebastian Du Preez 1C), Mrs Oswald (Aaliyah Perry 1N) and Mr Nicholson (Luke Johnstone 1J) about the ‘Good News’ before the Year ones sang, ‘Joy To The World.’ Our Year Two students presented an item entitled, ‘The Golden Rule’ taken from Matthew 7:12 which reminded us that ‘in everything, do unto others what you would have them do to you.’

Every child in P-2 received a special certificate recognising qualities of outstanding Christian Character and academic achievement. A trophy was awarded for Christian Character, and medallions were awarded for academic achievement, dili-gent application to studies, faithful service, improvement in achievement, information technology, music and physical edu-cation. A Chess award was also given to Justin Park (2F). All the students are to be congratulated for their fine effort throughout the year. Thank you to all the parents for their support and at-tendance at the various Celebration of 2011 Presentations.

We congratulate our Year 1 awardees for 2011:Christian Character: Kayla PhillipsPE: Rasta BirdMusic: Jacob CarreIT: Luke JohnstoneAcademic Achievement Awards: Joshua Deacon Youna Jung Hannah Lopez Takumi Tsujimura Nia Jones Itsuki Oka Aaliyah Perry Riley Mackay-DottaDiligent Application to Studies: Ryan Johnston Saxon Moyes Sophie Castles Kacia Boston Brodie Martin Malakai Beltran Rebekah Atkins Lusia MuirFaithful Service: Imogen Schweitzer Trinity Purcell Kae Schorr Brooke RogersImprovement in Achievement: Taylor Lucas Kaila Topp Abigail Finnigan Kye Wrigley

We congratulate our Year 2 awardees for 2011:Christian Character: Matiesse WilsonPE: Luke Harris

Year Three celebrated an extraordinary year of achievements across all curriculum areas. We honoured children who have ex-celled academically, served our school community, shone in their Christian walk, and achieved their personal best in the Sporting arena. We also acknowledge those who led the way in technol-ogy and many who performed exceptionally in the Arts.

We wish to thank and make special mention of our outstand-ing entertainment for the evening. Our choir led by Miss Taylor, the talented dance group trained by Miss Miller and our accom-plished Cheer dancers trained by Mrs Hicks.

We congratulate our Year 3 awardees for 2011:Christian Character: Hannah Verreynne 3DP&F Service Award: Holly Stolting 3PPE: Sean Oothuizen 3RMusic: Noah Johnstone 3PIT: Matthew Naicker 3RAcademic Achievement Awards: 3P: Shem Lonsdale and Amberlyn Lim 3D: Julia Torpie and Jesse Robertson 3K: Jacob Aqualizan and Eleena Williams 3R: Hannah Blake and Reuben DrummondDiligent Application to Studies: 3P: Teya Kleidon and Cassidy Muir 3D: Cooper Petronaitis and Shakira Williams 3K: Caitlyn Carlson and Jordan Bedggood 3R: Samuel Blake and Jasmyne CoventryFaithful Service: 3P: Meg Litchfield 3D: Emily Askin 3K: Zoe Gardner 3R: Grace StoltingImprovement in Achievement: 3P: Mia Percival 3D: Montana Dare 3K: Ari Klein 3R: Jazlin Zikmundovsky

Missions Fundraiser Yo YosThere are some Ned Yo Yos still available for sale from Upper Primary reception for $8 and $14.

Be quick! They won’t last long.

Music: Kyle WinterIT: Mitchell BoothAcademic Achievement Awards: Adele Phillips Harry Lane Andrew Buchanan Vegas O’Rourke, Tia Curtis Caden Schmidt Reese Spence Maito YamaguchiDiligent Application to Studies: Dylan Badenhorst Ruth Van Zyl Millie Entwistle Katie Wattam Pearl Davis Liam Burgess Chanel Raju Cody GraingerFaithful Service: Jasmine Hawkins Trista McDonald Hannah Marsh Gracie McLaren Improvement in Achievement: Jordan Hinze Tyler Preston-Smith Amber Whitford Jasmin Nagy

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Primary

UPPER PRIMARY SPORT TERM 4

WEEKLY RESULTS ROUND 6 10th November

KING'S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week

Senior Boys 1 AFL ASAS 51-43 Reuben van der SluisSenior Boys 2 AFL KCC 71-3 Justin Grainger & Thomas RobinsonSenior Girls AFL TLC 30-17 Nadia MarshJunior Boys 1 AFL TLC 43-16 Rhys GordonJunior Boys 2 AFL ASAS 119-19 Cruze BatcheldorJunior Girls AFL SSC & TLC 30-0 & 13-10 Sophie Holland

Senior Boys A Basketball SSC 32-10 Jesse HogelingSenior Boys B Basketball SSC 26-6 Lucas JorgensenJunior Boys A Basketball KCC 21-20 Joshua WesterlakenJunior Boys B Basketball SSC 10-2 Thomas Chard

Senior Girls A Basketball KCC 26-20 Gemma PettySenior Girls B Basketball KCC 32-6 Candace SpenceJunior Girls A Basketball SSC 48-4 Beth EdwardsJunior Girls B Basketball SSC 22-18 Claire Pheasant

Senior B Cricket ByeJunior A Cricket TLC 24-19 Josiah GlogoskiJunior B Cricket SSC 12-11 Timothy Ferrar-Cashion

Senior A Softball KCC 8-2 Madysen DavisSenior B Softball CAC 9-5 Kiara RussellJunior A Softball ABP 13-8 Taneisha NagyJunior B Tee-Ball KCC 14-13 Tiffany Chavez

Senior Boys A Handball KCC 1 13-0 Janiv StrachanSenior Boys B Handball KCC 1 13-0 Aaron GlogoskiJunior Boys A Handball KCC 1 7-4 Lachlan CosgroveJunior Boys B Handball KCC 1 7-4 Matthew Johnson

Senior Girls A Handball KCC 7-1 Sophie LakemanSenior Girls B Handball EMM 4-2 Justina MikhailJunior Girls A Handball KCC 1 9-3 Georjia BovillJunior Girls B Handball KCC 1 9-3 Georgia Norburn

Senior Boys A Touch ASAS 6-2 Stuart DaviesSenior Boys B Touch ASAS 5-1 Matthew BurnsJunior Boys A Touch KCC 6-0 Tyson MartinJunior Boys B Touch SSC 6-1 Nathan Bow

Senior Girls A Touch TLC 8-0 Shenaya BeeSenior Girls B Touch KCC 1-0 Brooke GraingerSenior Girls C Touch EMM & KCC 2-0 & 2-1 Hannah ParsonsJunior Girls A Touch TLC 3-2 Kirah BembrickJunior Girls B Touch KCC 4-0 Porsha EllisJunior Girls A Touch KCC 3-2 Kaho TsukamotoJunior Girls B Touch DR & DR 2-2 & 0-0 Eden Gray

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PrimaryPrimary Colours Presentation

The second of our Term Four Primary Colours presen-tation was held in the auditorium at a special Colours as-sembly on Monday this week. With a major focus on Cul-tural Colours for this presentation, the students proudly received their Colours from Mr Davis and Mrs Oswald in the presence of many classmates, parents and friends. The audience was also entertained by student performances form the Year 4 and 5 dance group and with a piano piece by Himman Lo.Cultural Primary Colours Band ‘White’ was presented to 26 students,Chess ‘White’ was presented to 27 students,Chess ‘Red’ was presented to 4 students for competing at State level,Chess ‘Gold’ was presented to 4 students who will be competing at the National titles.Choir ‘White’ was presented to 50 students,Dance ‘White’ was presented to 79 students,Musical ‘White’ was presented to 74 students,Public Speaking ‘White’ was presented to 32 students,Public Speaking ‘Teal’ was presented to 6 students andScripture ‘Amber’ was presented to 34 students.Academic Primary Colours Tournament of the Minds ‘White’ was presented to 7 students. Sport Primary ColoursSoftball ‘Teal’ was presented to Stephanie Zahner and Taylah Newell,Gymnastics ‘Red’ was presented to Madison Price for com-peting at the State Championships, andGymnastics ‘Gold’ was presented to Nicole Allen who will be competing at the National titles.

Congratulations students on your achievements.

~ Lindsay Genge, Primary Sport Coordinator

On Monday during the col-ours assembly our Year sevens received their leadership cer-tificates. Over 100 Year sevens received completion certificates and 15 received honours for at-taining a HP in all four terms. It was a great afternoon celebrat-ing the hard work and sacrifices put in by all in 2011.

~ Peter Spink

Chess ‘Gold’

Chess ‘Red’

Sport ‘Teal’, ‘Red’ and ‘Gold’

Primary dancersPublic Speaking ‘Teal’

Himman Lo

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SecondaryHigh School Sport

Dates for Your Diary• Regional Triathlon Sunday 15th January

(online entries close 23rd November)• State Golf Championships at Nudgee

Tuesday 6th December

State Golf ChampionshipsWe wish Dee Dee Russell & Ricky Ro all the best as they

prepare for the Queensland Golf Championships to be held at Nudgee in early December. Both are gifted and talented players who have worked extremely hard and we wish them all the very, very best as they prepare to do bat-tle against the elite in the state.

National Futsal championshipsWe wish Jayden Reid all the very best as he prepares to

represent Queensland at the National futsal champion-ships in Canberra in January. Good luck, Jayden.

Talented All–RounderWade Papenfus has had a very successful sporting year.

Following on from a 3rd place in the Long Jump at the Na-tional Athletics Championships in March he was then se-lected in the Breakers Gold Coast Rugby team for the State championships in September. He finished off the year by again making the state Athletics championships again, and he then made the Queensland Nippers champion-ships. Ultimately competing in a number of different disci-plines. Well done, Wade!

Regional WaterpoloKees Huband–Lint trialled for the U/17 Boys Waterpolo

team last week. Despite being only in Year 9 Kees has just missed selection. We congratulate him on a great effort against boys several years older. Well done, Kees.

~ Peter Gillett, Secondary Sport Coordinator

Dee Dee Russell Ricky Ro

Jayden Reid Wade Papenfus

Kees Huband-Lint

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General

Christmas Christmas Concert Concert

College Amphitheatre5.30pm BBQ/food/coffee

6.30pm startBring your torches

Special performances by: 2/3 & 6/7 dancers, cheerleaders, LP & UP choirs

College Amphitheatre5.30pm BBQ/food/coffee

6.30pm startBring your torches

Special performances by: 2/3 & 6/7 dancers, cheerleaders, LP & UP choirs

MondayNovember 21

MondayNovember 21

Featuring the King’s Christmas orchestra and choir

Featuring the King’s Christmas orchestra and choir

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Primary

Thursday, November 17, 2011

King’s Chess News

2011 Gold Coast Individual Age Chess Championships :

2011-12 Australian Chess Championships Our top primary school chess team; Daniel Lapitan, Sam Shaw, Elijah McNamara, Jacob Chan and team reserve Kevin Kim, will represent Queensland in the Open Primary division at this year’s Australian Schools Chess Championships held at Knox Grammar School in Sydney on 3-4 December 2011. King’s students; Daniel Lapitan, Matt Pyper and Martin Jack will be competing against the best juniors in Australia by attending the 2012 Australian Junior Chess Championships being held in Victoria on 14-22 January 2012. Congratulations boys and all the best - Go King’s!

Thank you to Jodi Russell & Leanne Burkhardt from ‘Harcourts Mudgeeraba’ for being our

2011 Chess Club Sponsor!

Congratulations to all our chess students who were involved in this year’s Gold Coast Individual Age Chess Championships at Varsity College last month. Taking out four age divisions and many in the top ten places on the day, our students had an awesome day of chess. Well done! 1997 1st Kees Huband-Lint 1998 1st Martin Jack, 3rd Matthew Pyper, Encouragement Awards to : Daniel Nowshadi, Joshua Russell, Joshua Chan 1999 1st Daniel Lapitan, Encouragement Award to : Tosh Allan 2000 2nd Elijah McNamara, 3rd Kevin Kim, Encouragement Award to: Jin

Jung 2001 1st Sam Shaw, Encouragement Awards to: Jacob Chan, Jaxzyn

Follett, Andrew Clare-Brown 2002 Encouragement Awards to: Eran Dance,

Lewis Kay, Himman Lo Raelene Barton - Chess Coordinator

K i n g ’ s J u n i o r C h e s s C l u b NEXT FRIDAY, 25TH NOVEMBER, 6:15pm - 8.30pm

$5 entry fee @ KING’S BARISTA CAFÉ - ALL WELCOME!

L-R : Elijah McNamara, Daniel Lapitan, Sam Shaw, Jacob Chan

L-R : Most Valuable Chess Player - Martin Jack; Most Improved Chess Player - Daniel Nowshadi; Best & Fairest - Matt Pyper

L-R : Most Valuable Chess Player - Daniel Lapitan; Most Improved Chess Player - Elijah McNamara; Best & Fairest - Sam Shaw; Most Valuable Girl Chess Player - Vanessa Jack

High School Primary Most Valuable Lower Primary Chess Player -

Justin Park

Thank you to all chess parents for your support and assistance throughout the year. Congratulations to the following students who were awarded the 2011 Chess Awards!

Back Row L-R : Kees Huband-Lint (1997), Daniel Lapitan (1999), Martin Jack (1998) Front Row : Sam Shaw (2001)

Age Champions

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General

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General

THE FUTURE FINANCIAL GOLD COAST BIATHLON TWILIGHT SERIES

1st/2nd/3rd medals for every category per race including series prizes. Prize money for elites and $50 splash for cash top age group race with a twist. Over $3000 Random draw prizes, spot prizes including FREE wetsuit given away each race, school challenge prizes. See website for more details and to enter www.goldcoastbiathlon.com.au

PRIZES

Proudly Supported by:

Race 1: Saturday 26th Nov (3-6pm) Race 2: Saturday 7th Jan (3-6pm)

Pre-register by: Friday before each race. On the day entries include

$10 late fee. Race numbers will be capped

Biathlon Run Swim Run Sat 26 November 3-6pm Promotional Price $15 for race 1 ONLY $15 includes: Iconic Race site in the middle of the Gold Coast, Evandale Lake Free Water Bottle Free Football Free Swim Cap $10 discount goggle voucher PROMOTION CODE: DISCOUNT

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