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Thursday, November 8, 2012

High School Presentation Night

“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

If you wish to order photos from high school presentation night, proofs from Pixi Photography will be in the high school office Friday 9 November.

We had a wonderful time on Tuesday night at both the Middle School and the Senior School Presentation evening, celebrating all our academic, sporting and cultural successes this year. Congratulations to all our students who were recognised for their outstanding efforts this year.

This year’s Rock Eisteddfod entry was performed at both sessions and the wonderful vibrancy of the dancers, music and the magnifi-cent props were enjoyed by everyone!

Our Principal, Mr Davis presented the House Cup to the winning house which was taken out by Newton this year. House Captains Emily Carey and Matthew Kluver proudly collected the trophy and held it up victoriously. Well done, Newton!

Our graduating Year 12 students - the ‘Year of Synergy’

Newton House Captains Emily Carey and Matthew Kluver with the 2012 House Cup

Principal’s Award & Dux for Year 10 - Jaebin Lee

Principal’s Award for Year 12 - Aidan D’Souza and Evangeline Baker-Nuss

- Thursday, November 8, 2012

Early Learning Programs Primary

Exploring KoalasFollowing on from a trip to Fleay’s Wildlife Park, the children

in Koalas have been looking at the ways Australian Aborigines have related to their natural environment over time. Native animals have been represented in a variety of art forms using charcoal and natural pigment/bush materials from around about. The children are enjoying exploring through mixed media, using natural earth colours.

Parenting with Power

Scripture of the week: “Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for your brothers, love one another deeply, from the heart.”

1 Peter 1:22

Connecting EmotionallyMaking a heart connection with a child is a special part of

parenting. One reason connecting emotionally is so important is that the heart is a person’s spiritual centre; that’s why God chooses to live there. It’s also where parents can impact their children spiritually. When you connect with your children on an emotional level, they’re more willing to listen to spiritual truth and less resistant to your leadership.

When we ask children to whom they talk when they’re upset, answers vary greatly. Some children talk to their friends, their parents, other family members, youth leaders or teachers. Some children don’t feel comfortable talking about their problems with anyone. Most children lack emotional coordination and are awkward about their feelings. It takes a patient parent to work with a child who is inexperienced in the emotion department. These children need a parent willing to draw them out and pursue greater understanding.

In 1 Peter 1:22, Peter tells believers how to have closer relationships, “Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for your brothers, love one another deeply, from the heart.” That’s a helpful command for parents, too. Mums and dads tend to want to keep things moving with the day organised and on track. Parents must continually evaluate their choices and decide what issues are most important in family life. As you make those tough trade-offs, be careful not to minimize the value of time well spent on relationship with your children. Connecting emotionally takes time, but the reward of closer family relationships is great.

Strategy for the week: Children want to know they are valued and listened to. As you connect with your child they also need to know that you are their teacher and as such can see where they need assistance to develop. Talking about issues with your child, drawing them out and listening will help you gain a better understanding of where they are headed. You will then be able to begin the strategies needed for encouraging them toward Godly thinking and values.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

Thursday, November 8, 2012 -

SecondaryPoetry

Two poems to lift and encourage you. No more to be said – they speak for themselves.

Help Me, Jesus

Help me, Jesus, to seek Your sweet faceand to navigate life at a compassionate pace.

Teach me respect for my fellow man;that when he’s in need, to reach out my hand.

Infuse me with courage when I am too weak,and grant me Your wisdom whenever I speak.

When the world around me seems cold and so bleak,let me find, in Your name, the comfort I seek.

Lift up the burdens that I cannot bear.Place Your hand on my shoulder to show You are there.

Open my eyes, Lord, allow me to seethe purpose in life You intended for me.

May I always be grateful for blessings receivedand wisely reject all attempts to deceive.

Let me bask in the warmth of Your never-ending story,secure in Your promise of Heaven’s great glory.

~ Linda Gleason ~

Today Poem“What I do today is very important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it.”

Outside my window, a new day I see, And only I can determine what kind of day it will be.

It can be busy and sunny, laughing and happy, Or boring and cold… gray and unhappy.

My own state of mind is the determining key, For I am only the person I let myself be.

I can be thoughtful and do all I can to help, Or be selfish and think just of myself.

I can enjoy what I do and make it seem fun, Or gripe and complain and make it hard on someone.

I can be patient with those who may not understand, Or belittle and hurt them as much as I can.

But I have faith in myself and believe what I say, And I personally intend to make the best of each day.

[ Author unknown -- received from Catriona B. ]

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Remember God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks. Pray. Thankful hearts are happy hearts. Trust the Lord. Know who you are in Christ. Nurture compassion. Have a chuckle. Attitudes are habits. Courage. Recognise your heroes. A disciplined tongue. No strings attached. The Difference - Value.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

High Distinction for CharlizeCharlize Hinze from 3W recently sat the AMEB First Grade exam

for singing. The examiner was impressed with her technique and capacity as a singer in a variety of genres. Charlize was presented with a High Distinction for her efforts.

Congratulations Charlize!

Primary


KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE - Thursday, November 8, 2012


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Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room WEEK 5

Swimming is BACK! This term we have seen our swimmers back in the pool

making a splash. As the end of year Primary Swimming Carnival approaches, our swimmers are taking advantage of the extra training provided. I have been overwhelmed with the number of students turning up each week. In total there have been just over 60 swimmers who have consistently attended the early morning training. From the first week our swimmers have been working on the basics. I have seen big improvements across the squad with our dives, streamline, turns and finishes. Swimmers are working hard each week on their drills to further improve their strokes. Each week we have focused on a different stroke and worked on our relay changeovers.

This term we have divided the program into three different squads. This gives our students the chance to train in the right environment for the level they are at. Our Bronze Squad is coached by Marc Fraser-Bell, Silver Squad by Taylor Matthew Durso and I am taking the Gold Squad. Here is a little bit about our new coaches:

Marc Fraser-Bell • Swamcompetitivelyfor15yearsatbothnationaland

international level • 1984swimmingscholarshiptotheAIS• 1985swimmingscholarshiptotheUniversityofUtah,

SaltLakeCity,USA• 1990 Graduate, University of Utah - BSc (Exercise

Science)andBSc(Psychology)• 1993-1996CoachedjuniorswimmersatMiamiSwim

Club • 1996-1999HeadCoach,KennedyPacificSwimClub• 1994-2001TriathleteandAdultSquadTraining• 1994-PresentRemedial/SportsMassageTherapist•Taylor Matthews Durso • JuniorDevelopmentCoach,CityPools• TraineeshipCert3RecreationandSport,2010• ScholarshiptoTAFEforDiplomaofFitness• Workedwithdisabledchildreninswimmingprograms

with City Pools. • Personaltrainer• WorkingwithDennisCottrell(OlympicCoach)anda

mentor for my coaching.

I have been very impressed with both Marc and Taylor. We are lucky to have two experienced coaches on board. I would also like to thank all the parents for bringing their children each week. I am looking forward to the upcoming carnival. Keep up the good work swimmers!

Swimmer of the week: Congratulations to Ashleigh

Evans of 7F. Ashleigh has consistently shown excellent technique in the water. She always pushes off the wall in a perfect streamlined position and looks at challenging herself. Keep up the good work Ashleigh.

Keep kicking,Mr Foster

Important Sports DatesRegional Trial Dates

17 November - Aquathlon 11 and 12 years17 November - Triathlon 19 years

22 November - Year 3-6 Primary Swimming Carnival13 January - Triathlon 13-19 years

(For more information on this please see Mr Grady)

TRACK TALK

This is my first newsletter article of Term 4, so I will recap every-thing that’s been going on regarding Kings Athletics & Running Club.

KATS TrainingAs expected, the number of usual attendees from our 9 year

olds and above has begun to lessen, now that the competitive end of the year is over and done with, but it’s great to see that ouryoungsters(Years2-3)arestillshowingup,keenasmustard,each session. My main focus with these young ones is very gen-eral and non-specific athletics training. For example, designing obstacle courses and other game-type exercises that combine all five biomotor qualities (speed, power, strength, endurance,andcoordination),sothattheydevelopafoundationofFUNda-mental skills that will become very useful later on in their ath-letic endeavours at King’s. As for our older squad members who continue to show up each week, it is very satisfying for me and the rest of the coaching staff that you are still showing up. I very much look forward for this to continue next year. Next week will be our last session for the KATS program, and I’ve promised to get the high jump bags out for that one, but I also want to include some games into the session as well, so that everyone walks away from the KATS program for the year on a big high.

Running ClubWell so far this term, I have had the privilege to conduct this

session alongside our King’s Cross Country Coordinator, Mr Jar-rod Stephens. The session is primarily aimed at preparing our youngerstudents (Years2-6) for the2013schoolcrosscountryseason. Before I speak any further, I must advise all the parents out there that this is not our actual periodised program for next season, it is far too early for the specifics for 2013, but what we are currently working on is developing single leg stability, general running technique through drills, and then heading out to the sports oval to implement them into some general interval train-ing. Cross country is a very daunting activity for the very young students, 1km to them seems like 10km to an adult, and so it is our goal in these sessions to prepare our young ones to be able to cope with the training for next year, both physically and men-tally. Already I am beginning to see some big improvements in coordination, technique, and fitness, and am very excited to see how the next generation of King’s APS students will go in 2013.

Yours in Sport,

James Clark,King’s Head Athletics & Cross Country Coach

Ashleigh Evans





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Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

High School APS Sports Results

On Friday, 2 November, King’s played Somerset College in Round 7 of the APS competition.

Boys KCC v SOM Sport Team Win Score Player of the WeekCricket 1stXI SOM 53-47 JaydenBarker Junior SSC 5/62d8/61 AndrewvonHollsteinBasketball Open A SOM 44-12 Open B DR 26-26 Jayden Bolth IntA SOM 53-42 VictorDaroa IntB SOM 51-13 AaronCalder Junior A KCC 69-17 Bradley Woitasek Junior B SOM 40-18 Bradley OrculloTouch Open A KCC 7-3 Travis Pearce OpenB SOM 5-2 AdrianGomm Int A KCC 8-3 Int B KCC 2-1 Yr 9 A SOM 11-4 Kairo Nahi Yr9B SOM 15-1 KinseyWard Yr 8 A DR 8-8 Yr 8 B KCC 12-2 Junior Tier 2 Kings 1 No Game Junior Tier 2 Kings 2 No Game Tennis Open A DR 12-12 The Whole Team OpenB SOM 15-9 JaimesStamoudis Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A DR 12-12 Junior B KCC 13-11 AFL Open SSC 39-26 Billy O’Donnell Junior SOM 32-29 Jaydn HalikWaterpolo Junior mixed South A KCC 8-2 Taylor Rawlings & Kailah KnudsenWaterpolo Junior mixed South B Bye Girls Softball Open A KCC 13-8 Alaina Johnstone Open B Bye Open C CAC 17-0 Joanne Ochsner Junior A KCC 16-10 Michelle Loader, Kaylee Allison, Janai Topp & Ashleigh McDonald Junior B Bye Basketball OpenA SOM 54-6 ElizabethLockington Open B SOM 62-16 Georgina McDonald Int A SOM 22-14 Eliza Vost Int B KCC 40-12 Rachel Devine Junior A KCC 24-18 Melody Drummond Junior B SOM 16-10 Lilli-Grace Drummond-SavilleTouch Open A KCC 13-2 Open B KCC 7-1 IntA KCC 5-1 Int B SOM 11-0 Yr 9 A KCC 2-1 Hannah Hynes Yr9B SOM 5-4 HannahOn Yr 8 A SOM 8-1 Briannah Colley Yr8B KCC 5-2 SydneySpicer Tier 2 A EMM 4-2 Tier 2 B KCC 2-1 Tennis Open A SOM 23-1 Jessica Choi OpenB SOM 15-9 KatrinaMikhail Open C SOM Forfeit Junior A SOM 18-6 Rebecca Skurrie Junior B SOM 18-6 Shahla DavisonCricket Super 8’s A SSC 183-64 Super8’sB KCC 148-65AFL Open KCC 45-6 EliseCampbell Junior Bye






Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

High School APS Sports Draw

On Friday, 9 November, King’s will play the finals of the summer APS competition. There are 13 teams playing for premierships. TEAM OPPOSITION OPPOSITION Boys A TEAM GAME TIME B TEAM GAME TIME VENUE AFL Open SSC 3v4 1pm Coomera Sports ParkAFL Junior CAC 3v4 1pm Coomera Sports ParkBasketball Open A & B TLC 7v8 2pm TLC 7v8 1pm A B PatersonBasketball Inter A & B ASAS 3v4 2pm CAC 7v8 1pm TrinityBasketballJuniorA&B CAC5v6 2pm ABP5v6 1pm CoomeraAnglicanCricket1stXI SSC5v6 1pm AllSaints2Cricket Junior No Game 1pm King’sTennisOpenA&B ABP5v6 1pm TLC5v6 1pm HopeIslandTennisOpenC EMM5v6 1pm HopeIslandTennis Junior A & B CAC 3v4 1pm ASAS 1v2 1pm Queens ParkTouchOpenA&B SOM1v2 2pm CAC5v6 1pm AllSaintsTouch Inter A & B ASAS 1v2 2pm SOM 3v4 1pm St Stephen’sTouchYr9A&B TLC7v8 2pm ABPvTLC5v6v7 1pm TrinityTouch Yr 8 A & B EMM 1v2 2pm ASAS 1v2 1pm EmmanuelTouchJuniorTier2A&B ASAS1v2 1pm NoGame 1pm MagicUnitedWater Polo Junior Mixed 1 & 2 CAC 1v2 2pm 3 way game Miami Pool

Girls A Team GAME TIME B Team GAME TIME VENUEAFLOpen SOM1v2 2pm RunawayBay(OxleyAve)AFLJunior SOM1v2 2pm RunawayBay(OxleyAve)BasketballOpenA&B EMM5v6 2pm TLC7v8 1pm AllSaintsBasketball Inter A & B SOM 7v8 2pm EMM 3v4 1pm EmmanuelBasketball Junior A & B SSC 3v4 2pm TLC 7v8 1pm St Stephen’sCricket Super 8’s KCC1 No Game A B PatersonCricket Super 8’s KCC2 EMM 1v2 1pm A B PatersonSoftball Open A EMM 3v4 1pm All SaintsSoftball Open B CAC 1v2 1pm King’sSoftball Open C ABP 3v4 1pm King’sSoftball Junior A SOM 7v8 1pm Coomera AnglicanSoftball Junior B No Game King’sTennisOpenA&B EMM7v8 1pm CAC5v6 1pm ChristineAveTennis Open C ASAS 3v4 1pm Christine AveTennis Junior A & B EMM 7v8 1pm EMM 7v8 1pm Emerald LakesTouch Open A & B EMM 1v2 2pm EMM 1v2 1pm EmmanuelTouch Inter A & B SOM 7v8 2pm TLC 7v8 1pm Coomera AnglicanTouch Yr 9 A & B TLC 3v4 2pm EMM 3v4 1pm A B PatersonTouchYr8A&B ABP5v6 2pm ASAS3v4 1pm SomersetTouchJuniorTier2A&B ABP13v4 2pm ASAS5v6 1pm MagicUnited






Sport News

Primary APS Sports Results

ROUND 5 1 November KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION AFL Snr Boys KCC 91-1 Milan Niksic ABP 2 Snr Girls KCC 92-9 Jennifer Peter ASAS Jnr Boys A KCC 41-39 Jordan Sergis ASAS Jnr Boys B ABP - Alec Turnbull ABP 2 Jnr Girls KCC 48-9 Madelyn Wade ASAS 1Basketball Snr Boys A KCC 64-13 William Moore SSC Snr Boys B KCC 48-22 Jin-Mok Jung SSC Snr Boys C ASAS 49-2 Jacob Kiem ASAS 1 Jnr Boys A KCC 28-6 Ben Gerry SSC Jnr Boys B KCC 18-8 Hudson Lynn SSC Snr Girls A KCC 72-18 Charlotte Pennicott SSC Snr Girls B SSC 31-20 Bianca Forrest SSC Jnr Girls A KCC 46-12 Sharon Wame SSC Jnr Girls B SSC 24-22 Emily Askin SSCCricket Snr A KCC 13 d 12 Sam Elliott ABP Jnr A KCC 194-71 Josiah Glogoski ABP JnrB SSC 56-46 HimmanLo SSCSoftball Snr A TLC 14-0 Hayley Gilders TLC Snr B TLC 14-12 Breanna Gulleford TLC Jnr A KCC 13-9 Mia Colby ABP 1Tee-ball Jnr B SSC 16-7 Alanna Faulkner SSCHandball Snr Boys A KCC 33-2 Tatsu Kaji CAC Snr Boys B ASAS 12-8 Jack Capel ASAS 1 Snr Boys C ASAS 16-4 Ettienne Pieterse ASAS 2 Jnr Boys A TLC 13-3 Josh Poland TLC v SOM JnrBoysB EMM 14-5 DylanPereira EMMvSOM Snr Girls A KCC & SOM 8-2 & 8-1 Justina Mikhail TLC v SOM 2 Snr Girls B KCC 10-4 Tatyana Leontieff-Smith ABP Jnr Girls A SOM 12-6 Lily Martin SOM 1 Jnr Girls B KCC & SOM 7-3 & 7-1 Eloise Marchant ABP v SOM 2Touch Snr Boys A KCC 17-1 Zak Young SSC Snr Boys B KCC 13-1 Matthew Burns SSC SnrBoysC ASAS 9-5 ChadVincent&BlakeGittins ASAS 1 Jnr Boys A KCC 12-6 Tyson Martin SSC Jnr Boys B SSC 20-0 Cruze Batcheldor SSC 3 Snr Girls A DR 2-2 Nicole Allen SSC SnrGirlsB KCC 5-4 SarahTownsend SSC Snr Girls C KCC & DR 3-1 & 2-2 Melina Clifford ABP 1 v ASAS 1 JnrGirlsA SSC 15-2 JemimaLaag SSC Jnr Girls B KCC 8-6 Isabella Parker-Irving SSC

News from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)






Sport News

Primary APS Sports Draw

ROUND 7 15 November KING’S TEAMS OPPOSITION GAME TIME VENUESnr Boys AFL SOM 1.10pm Carrara Field 4Snr Girls AFL CAC 1.10pm Carrara Field 8Jnr Boys AFL A CAC 1.10pm Carrara Field 4JnrBoysAFLB ASAS2 1.10pm CarraraField5Jnr Girls AFL CAC 1.10pm Carrara Field 10Snr Boys Basketball A ASAS 1.10pm King’s Court 1Snr Boys Basketball B ASAS 1.10pm King’s Court 2Snr Boys Basketball C ASAS 1 v SOM 2 1.10pm Carrara Court 3Jnr Boys Basketball A ASAS 1.10pm King’s Court 3Jnr Boys Basketball B ASAS 1.10pm King’s Court 4Snr Girls Basketball A ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Court 1Snr Girls Basketball B ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Court 2Jnr Girls Basketball A ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Court 3Jnr Girls Basketball B ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Court 4SnrCricketA EMM 12.45pm AlbertPark1JnrCricketA SSC 12.45pm SOM2JnrCricketB ASAS 12.45pm SOM5Snr Softball A SOM 1.00pm SSC Diamond 2Snr Softball B SOM 1.00pm SSC Diamond 6Jnr Softball A SOM 1.00pm CAC Diamond 2Jnr T-Ball B ASAS 1.00pm CAC Diamond 6SnrBoysHandballA ASAS1 1.15pm KCCCourt3SnrBoysHandballB TLCvEMM1 1.15pm KCCCourt1SnrBoysHandballC ABP2 1.15pm KCCCourt4JnrBoysHandballA ABP 1.15pm SOMCourt1JnrBoysHandballB SOM 1.15pm SOMCourt2SnrGirlsHandballA SOM2 1.15pm KCCCourt12SnrGirlsHandballB TLC 1.15pm KCCCourt9JnrGirlsHandballA CAC 1.15pm SOMCourt5JnrGirlsHandballB TLC 1.15pm SOMCourt7Snr Boys Touch A ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Field 2Snr Boys Touch B ASAS 1.10pm ASAS Field 6Snr Boys Touch C ASAS 1 v EMM 2 1.10pm ASAS Field C1Jnr Boys Touch A ASAS 1.10pm Coomera Sports Park Field 3Jnr Boys Touch B ASAS 1 1.10pm Coomera Sports Park Field 4Snr Girls Touch A ASAS 1.10pm EMM Field 3Snr Girls Touch B ASAS 1.10pm EMM Field 4Snr Girls Touch C SSC 1 v EMM 1 1.10pm Birmingham Rd Field 11Jnr Girls Touch A ASAS 1.10pm ABP Field 3Jnr Girls Touch B ASAS 1.10pm ABP Field 4

News from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)






Sport News cont’d

Outstanding Achievements

Laura LovettLaura (9Z) has been in Toowoomba

playing cricket at the state championships and from this carnival she was chosen in theU15sQLDCricketteamtocompeteinthe Australian Championships in Sydney on 28 Nov – 4 Dec 2012. Laura and her team had a great time at the carnival coming 2nd overall.

Loren LondonMy apologies to Loren (10T) who is

one of our athletics superstars. When we mentioned last week in the newsletter how our students went at state, we failed to mention that Loren also won gold in the 17-19 years 4 x 100m relay, substituting for a missing runner, and bronze in the triple jump and 6th in the long jump.

Loren has decided not to go to the Australian All Schools Championships. Instead she will compete in the heptathlon in the Queensland All Schools Combined Events Championships. If she is successful she will aim for the national Combined Events Championships. She is also aiming for the Queensland and Australian Juniors Track & Field Championships in the New Year. We wish her well in her endeavours.

Sam MooreSam (10Z) has been selected for the

U18 Gold Coast Basketball team. Theyhad a record number of boys try out in this division this year, and they were put through their paces as it was such a tough selection. Sam also was asked to try out for the Qld State Basketball team, but as they train in Brisbane it was too hard for him to travel up and down a few times each week. We are very proud of Sam’s efforts and wish him well.

Taisha MartinTaisha (8Z) received the Gold Coast

Academy of Sport encouragement award for Beach Volleyball at Royal Pines last week. Taisha has worked very hard this year and has a lot of potential. We look forward to seeing her shine next year in the APS competition.

Victor DaroaOneofourinternationalstudents,VictorDaroa(10Z),tookpart

in tryouts for thePapuaNewGuineaU19boys basketball squad when he went home to PNG during his last semester holidays. Victor made the cut and was selected and will be taking part in the FIBA Pacific Youth Tournament (formerly,FIBAOceaniaYouthTournament) in Churchill, Victoria 24 Nov - 2 Dec 2012! Victor’s family are very happy with his achievement and so are we! His exposure to quality basketball training and competition, whilst living on the Coast has been a boost of confidence in his style of play and Victor will no doubt be a good ambassador for King’s and Papua New Guinea! Congratulations Victor!

Primary

Public Speaking FinalistsOn October 30, Leio Ohshima-McLaren, Jonathon Robertson,

HayleyGilders(allYear7)andCaitlinSchmidt(Year6)competedin public speaking at AB Paterson College. Congratulations students. Well done to Leio who made it to the grand final and came 3rd!

“Everyone Wants To Be Active”We had 10 Year 4 students performing at the Active School

Travel Celebration Concert on Tuesday 30 October. It was held at the GC Arts Centre. The students sang a song ‘Everyone Wants To Be Active’, based on the song ‘Everyone Wants To Be A Cat’ from our recent musical ‘The Aristocats’.

The Mayor and councillors were there to enjoy the performances.

Jonathon RobertsonLeio Ohshima0McLaren

Caitlin SchmidtHayley Gilders

Back L-R: Samia Sfeer, Sofia Bostock, Keely Russell, Hannah BlakeFront L-R: Amberlyn Lim, Chelsea Lim, Dylan Pereira, Cameron Grainger, Reuben Schweitzer, Kael Lennox






General

Accounts News• Term 4 fees are now overdue unless you are on a weekly,

fortnightly or monthly payment plan. Please ensure all payments plan are paid in full by the end of term. Please email Elaine in admin [email protected] to adjust your plan.

• For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email [email protected]

• When phoning the college with an enquiry, please have your account number ready eg. MILL007 (child’ssurname and a number)

Dates for your diary...Thursday Nov 8 Primary APS Round 6Friday Nov 9 HS APS FinalsMonday Nov 12 P-2 Presentation NightWednesdayNov14 Yr3-5PresentationNightThursdayNov15 PrimaryAPSRound7 Yr 12 Graduation DinnerFriday Nov 16 Last Day Year 12Tuesday Nov 20 P&F MeetingWednesday Nov 21 Yrs 6 & 7 Presentation NightFriday Nov 23 Noah’s Ark End of Year concertMonday Nov 26 College Christmas ConcertThursday Nov 29 Yrs 6 & 7 Graduation DinnerFriday Nov 30 Last Day Term 4

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

Play Time at King’sCome and join us for fun and play time for children and

parents/carers.WHEN: Every Monday and Wednesday during the school termWHERE: King’s Christian CentreWHO: Children from birth to school entryTIME: 9am to 12pmCOST: $3(includestea/coffee)FormoreinformationcontactSarahWilliams0410699952.

Serve One AnotherQuote from ‘Walk in Faith’ by Ray McCauley

For you, brethren, were (indeed) called to freedom; only (do not let your) freedom be an incentive to your flesh and an opportunity or excuse (for selfishness), but through love you should serve one another. Galatians 5:13 (AMP)

In a practical sense I could illustrate this in the church setting. A new member in the church feels that he wants to give of his abilities and time in serving the Lord and so joins the body of ushers and helps in the church services on a Sunday. Soon others see his heart to serve and his care for the flock of God and they ask him whether or not he would like to oversee the home fellowship group that he attends on a Wednesday evening. Within months everyone can see that the group is growing and thriving, people are having their needs met and both discipleship and fellowship abound. Whilst he is still ushering and attending the home group, the zone pastor then asks this man if he would now be prepared to become an area leader looking after three of four home groups. This individual is multiplying the talents that God has given him and the fruit is strong, committed and cared-for Christians in his care. A number of our zone pastors in the church have progressed in this way, eventually becoming one of the shepherds over thousands. That is good fruit.

God has given you talents in a variety of areas - always use them for His glory.

If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain, you can write to - [email protected] or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - [email protected]

Notice To All Parents:P&F AGM Meeting for 2013Tuesday 20 November 1:30-2pmBarista LoungePlease send nominations for President, Secretary and Treasurer

to [email protected] by November 16. We look forward to seeing you there.

Melissa Potts, P&F Secretary



KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Student Term Dates for 2013

TERMS FIRST DAY LAST DAY

ONE Tuesday 29 January

Primary School Yrs P-‐6

Middle School Yrs 7-‐8

Prefects

Wednesday 30 January

Middle School Yr 9

Senior School Yrs 10-‐12

Thursday 28 March

TWO Monday 15 April Friday 21 June

THREE Monday 15 July Thursday 19 September

FOUR Tuesday 8 October Friday 15 November

Year 12

Friday 29 November

Years P-‐11

Student Term Dates for 2013

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KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Thursday, November 8, 2012 -

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BBQanddrinksfrom5:30pmCarols begin at 6:30pm in the amphitheatre

Special guests - Lachlan Baker and Liza Beamish

King’s Christmas orchestra,choirs, cheerdancers

and dancers

ChristmasConcert

ChristmasConcert

Monday 26 November






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