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Newsletter2017

Issue 15: FRIDAY 15 Sept 2017

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Ms Paddy McEvoyPRINCIPAL

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:We were blessed with a cool but sunny day for our Athletics Carnival at Santos Stadium last week. With students dressed for a party and a dance-off in front of the stands, there was a great sense of fun and festivity about the day. It was good to see so many students from Years 10 to 12 participating in the track and field events. Some of the costumes added an increased challenge on the track but they certainly led by example. Thanks to the many parents who came along to see the girls in action - your presence is always appreciated. Many thanks to the organisers, especially Ms Nicole Wedding and all staff and officials who contributed to the smooth running of the day.

Athletics Carnival 2017 at Santos Stadium

A TASTE OF HARMONY

St Aloysius College Community Cookbook available now for $10 from the SAC Office

A collection of recipes, photos and family stories from the students and staff of

St Aloysius College

Continued page 2

Tues 19 - Wed 20 Sept 2017Catholic Schools

Music Festival

Friday 29 Sept 2017Mercy Day Celebrations

Year 10, 11 & 12 Reports issued to students

End of Term 3 Classes conclude at 12:30pm

**EARLY FINISH**

• From the Principal (continued)..............2

• 2017 SAC Spectacular...............................3

• SAC Uniform Shop....................................3

• 2017, Term 3 Diary (Weeks 9 & 10)........3

• Canteen Roster (Weeks 9 & 10)...............3

• Music News.................................................4

• 2017 Spring Concert............................5, 6

• Rocks and Minerals...................................7

• Primary Sport..............................................8

• Secondary Sport........................................9

• Athletics Carnival...................................10

• Sacraments of Confirmation

and First Eucharistic........................11, 12

• Sr Nicole Visits Year 7 Students..........13

• Drowning in Plastic.................................14

• Tournament of Minds............................14


From The Principal (continued)

This week we launched the St Aloysius College Taste of Harmony Cookbook. The book brings together recipes from students, staff and families of the College and is on sale at the SAC Office. I would like to acknowledge the staff whose creativity and hard work made this project possible, as well as all the students and families who contributed recipes and stories. Special thanks must go to Ms Alexandra Gonzalez Salas and Ms Mary Kotsionis whose labour of love has been a great gift to this community.

The musical talent of students of all ages was on show at the Spring Concert at the Royalty Theatre this week. From a dynamic Drum Corps performance to some show-stoppers from this year’s production of 'Oliver!', the evening was enjoyed by all in attendance. The Rock Band recently played at Club 5082 in the Prospect Town Hall and they showed how much they have come together as a group throughout the year. Next week many of our Year 6 and 7 students will be on stage at the Entertainment Centre for the Catholic Schools Music Festival. We thank our Music staff for the range of opportunities they provide for students to perform - it gives each student and ensemble something to work towards and gives us the chance to celebrate their development as performers.

All staff engaged in a professional learning day last Friday led by Reverend Professor Denis Edwards, a renowned theologian, who focused on the papal encyclical, Laudato Si.’ He linked the theology underpinning Laudato Si’ to social justice and ecology, as well as inviting us to think about how we can realise ecological conversion in our school. In keeping with the theme for the day, following Fr Denis’ presentation we celebrated the beauty of the natural world with a shared lunch in the Botanic Gardens.

One of the quotes that has stayed with me from our day of reflection is, “Every creature is thus the object of the Father’s tenderness, who gives it its place in the world.” Laudato Si’ (77) I was reminded of the 27 students who made their Sacraments of Confirmation and First Eucharist last week. At these special moments, we recognise the Father’s tenderness made visible in the lives of children and we celebrate their place in the world.

Ms Paddy McEvoyPRINCIPAL


Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

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18 SeptemberYear 9 Camp begins (2 classes)

19 SeptemberCatholic Schools Music Festival

20 SeptemberCatholic Schools Music FestivalSacrament of Reconciliation mtg.7pm (SAC McAuley Auditorium)

21 SeptemberYear 10 Science Forensics 'A Case of Identity’

22 SeptemberYear 9 Camp ends (2 classes)

23 September 24 September

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25 September 26 SeptemberYear 11 Outdoor Ed rock climbing

27 September12 noon R-12 Mercy Day Mass (Redden Undercroft)

28 September 29 SeptemberEND OF TERM 3Classes conclude at 12:30pmMercy Day CarnivalYear 10, 11 & 12 Reports issued to studentsNewsletter of the term available on SAC website

30 September 31 September

Term 3 Diary For Students and Parents (Weeks 9 & 10)

Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

918 SeptemberDi Young/Kim TodFran Buller

19 SeptemberHelp needed

20 SeptemberBronya Keller

21 SeptemberPam Robinson

22 SeptemberHelp needed

1025 SeptemberFran BullerDi Young

26 SeptemberKristy Liddicoat

27 SeptemberAnn Shattock

28 SeptemberRex Richards

29 SeptemberEarly Dismissal 12:30pm

Canteen Roster, Term 3 (Weeks 9 &10)

SPECTACULAR

Tickets must be purchased through Ticketek (www.ticketek.com.au)

Adult: $21.35 Child/Concession: $13.15

Transaction and credit card fees may apply

Tuesday 21 November 2017

Adelaide Entertainment Centre at 7pm

Tickets on sale from Thursday 28 September 2017 from 11:00am

SAC2017

A Ministry of Mercy Education Ltd

SAC UNIFORM SHOP

Term Opening HoursTuesdays: 8:15am - 11:30am

Wednesdays: 1:00pm - 4:00pm Thursdays: 8:15am - 11:30am

Friday 13 October (School Holidays)Open 9am-4pm

Please enter through Angas St gates

SUMMER UNIFORM - TO BE WORN DAY 1 OF TERM 4

• Don’t forget to wear white summer socks, grey summer hat and sports hat.

• We also have a good selection of second-hand dresses in stock at the moment.

• Please bring in any freshly laundered second hand items that are in good condition and are no longer fitting or of use.

• Students can be fitted by us and can purchase the uniform at recess and lunchtimes. You can send your card details in with your daughter or ring and give your details over the phone.

• We also have basketball uniforms and water polo bathers in stock for next term's sports.

http://www.reconciliation.org.au/nrw/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Reconciliation-Poster-WebReady_A3_FINAL.pdf


MUSIC NEWSElder Conservatorium ConcertAs part of the Music co-curricular program, the SAC Orchestra members attended a performance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons by the Elder Conservatorium Chamber Orchestra at the Elder Conservatorium of Music. The concert was held on Friday 1 September 2017, a fitting day as the violin concerti begins with ‘Spring’.This was a wonderful opportunity for our students to experience the thrill of a live orchestral performance and it definitely enthused our girls.

Duke of Edinburgh’s International Gold Award CeremonyThe St Aloysius College Senior Strings Ensemble was invited to perform incidental music at the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Gold Award Ceremony on Tuesday 29 August 2017 at Government House. We were all very impressed with the opulence of Government House and had the privilege of meeting the Governor of South Australia, His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC. The girls performed beautifully under the direction of Ms Sonia Treagus and look forward to forthcoming performances at the Catholic Women’s League event and Spring Concert.

Senior String Ensemble PerformanceSelected members of the Senior String Ensemble entertained guests at the recent SA Catholic Women’s League 48th National Biennial Conference. Attendees were delighted with their performance. Well done!

Mr Linda ClementeMUSIC COORDINATOR


SPRING CONCERT 2017This year’s Term 3 Spring Concert was held at the Royalty Theatre on Tuesday 12 September, highlighting the dedication of our students, Music tutors and ensemble directors. The concert featured the talents of the Orchestra, Drum Corps, Stage Band, Rock Band, Senior Choir, Catch 22, Primary Choir, Junior String Ensemble, Senior String Ensemble, Flute Ensemble and the Middle School Concert Band. The concert also featured vocal performances from the school production of ‘Oliver!’ held earlier in the term. Siobhan Reardon, Grace Carter, Madeleine Homes-Vickers, Holly George and Emily Crocker performed the moving piece 'Who Will Buy' and Jessica Veri sang a heart-wrenching rendition of “As Long As He Needs Me’. Stage 2 Music student soloists, vocalist Nicole Fernandez and pianist Briana Cianciosi had the opportunity to perform to a packed audience to gain performance experience. The Primary Music Leaders, Adie Patrick and Emily Crocker and Senior Music leaders, Kate Gate and Nicole Fernandez, compered the evening, doing an outstanding job and adding to the success of the night.I would like to thank the Music staff who assisted in the running of the evening; Mr Craig Evans, Ms Amy Waters and Ms Nicole Wedding. I would also like to thank Music Assistant, Ms Nikki Stedman for helping me orchestrate the concert. Our ensembles would not be ensembles without their wonderful directors to lead them. Thank you to our talented pool of Ensemble directors: Mr Craig Evans, Ms Nicole Wedding, Mr Roger Downton, Ms Sonia Treagus, Ms Melanie Walters, Ms Isabella DeLuca, Ms Chelsea Smart and accompanist, Mr Nick Bennett. We would also like to thank our families and friends. It is through your support that our students are able to pursue their musical endeavours, so thank you for your continuous guidance and encouragement. Finally, a big thank you to the students. I hope this experience perpetuates your passion for music.

Mr Linda ClementeMUSIC COORDINATOR


SPRING CONCERT 2017


YEAR 4 SCIENCE - ROCKS AND MINERALSThis term in Year 4 we have been learning about Science, with a focus on rocks and minerals. Students have had the chance to bring in rocks from their backyards and gardens and have learnt about the ‘rock cycle’ and the three different types of rocks (sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous).The students have been curious and motivated to learn about this topic, so we decided to go on an excursion to the SA Museum and the Unique Opal Mine in the city.

Thank you to our adult helpers who came along to help supervise.

Mr Adrian Sheridan, Ms Nicole Priest, Ms Belinda Skelton & Mr Simon LandiYEAR 4 TEACHERS

Students' Reflections

My two favourite parts of the excursion was when we got to touch a fossilised tree and when we got to see a rock from Mars! Camille Paterson 4NP

I loved going to the Opal Mine and seeing the opalised Plesiosaurus fossil. I also enjoyed going to the museum and looking at all the minerals with our tour guide, Trevor. Chloe Arblaster 4NP

On the excursion we went to the SA museum then went to the opal mine shop. It was so cool. We went in an underground cave and there were real opals in the walls of the cave. They were worth two hundred thousand dollars. Reda Jafari 4NP

It was really fun and I enjoyed it a lot. It was really fascinating too. Eva Dimmell 4SL

I liked our excursion because we learned many new things about rocks and minerals. My favourite mineral was the opal as it had the most beautiful colours in it. Ava Mennillo 4SL

Trevor from the Museum taught us about rocks, minerals and also meteorites. The most interesting thing he told us was that there was a piece of rock that came to Earth from outer space and that piece of rock was from Mars. Ellena Lay 4SL

The Year 4 classes have been learning about rocks and minerals in science so we went on this excursion to learn, explore and experience more. Marina Monydeng 4SL

The thing I liked about the excursion is that we learned about all the rocks and minerals in the world. My favourite rock is the amethyst. Maimouna Sangary 4GB

I liked our excursion to the SA Museum because there were all the rocks, minerals, gems and stones. These are used for making bracelets, necklaces and earrings. Isabella Clark 4GB

I had SO much fun at the museum. We saw tree fossils, meteorites, pieces of Mars, minerals, dinosaur bones and so much more! Emma Fyfe 4GB

Payton & Ellayna inspecting some opal

Year 4 students having fun at Unique Opal Mine

Display of various opals


PRIMARY SPORT

Another busy and exciting term of After School Primary Sport is quickly coming to a close. The lacrosse girls, who improved greatly over the winter season, have played their last game for the year. I would like to thank their coach Sophie James (10EB) and referee Caitlin Robinson (10LT) for giving up their Saturday mornings to coach, teach and encourage the girls. The Year 2/3 group have completed their Come 'n' Try programs for the year, finishing with basketball this term. A big thank you must go to the Sport Leaders who have spent many hours planning and coaching these sessions for the younger girls. Our new Reception class will complete the Come 'n' Try program in Term 4. Good luck to the Year 1 Come 'n' Try indoor soccer, AeroSchools and netball girls in their final sessions/games during Week 9 of this term.

AFTER SCHOOL SPORT TERM 3

Students who have nominated to be involved in Come 'n' Try beach volleyball, lacrosse clinics, water polo clinics, basketball clinics or AeroSchools in Term 4 have been issued a permission form via their home class teacher. All permission forms should have been returned to the PE Office by today. Students and parents will receive information packs for their nominated sport in Week 10 of this term via their chosen email account. It is important that students and parents read all information very carefully.

ATER SCHOOL SPORT TERM 4

On Tuesday 5 September nineteen Years 4-7 students attended the SAPSASA East Adelaide District Athletics Carnival at Santos Stadium. The girls competed extremely well on the day with many students placing in the top three of their events. Congratulations to the following girls who achieved some fantastic results: Brooke Paul 6RL (2nd in the 11 year old girls High Jump); Elli Pusonjic 5JV (2nd in the 11 year old girls Discus); Kalina Pusonjic 7SS (3rd in the 12 year old girls Long Jump, 1st in the 12 year old girls Discus and 1st in the 12 year old girls 100m final); Charlotte Foresto 7SS (1st in the 13 year old girls Discus and 3rd in the 13 year old girls Shot Put); Matilda Hambidge-Hay 7SS (3rd in the 13 year old girls High Jump); Pia Marschall 7TN (1st in the 13 year old girls 200m, 1st in the 13 year old girls 800m and 2nd in the 13 year old girls 100m final). Any student who may have been successful in being selected for the East Adelaide Athletics team will be notified in the coming weeks. Thank you to staff members Ms Zoe Duffy and Ms Maddy Stroud who assisted as officials on the day.

Ms Katie FenoughtyPRIMARY SPORT COORDINATOR

SAPSASA SPORT

Contact Information for Primary Sport Coordinator:Ms Katie Fenoughty

08 8217 3200 | 0447 512 480 [email protected]

Alyssa looking for a ground ball in attack for SAC Gold Lacrosse team

Year 2/3 Come 'n' Try Basketball participants

Daniela showing good defensive pressure in her Lacrosse game

Elli showing great technique in her long jump

Sprinting to the finish line in the 100m final

Pushing to the finish line in the 100m final

Kalina preparing for her 100m final

Katie & Atrina practising hand-eye co-ordination

Watching the ball carefully

Liliana replicates a tennis rally!


SECONDARY SPORT

Term 4 is fast approaching! In Term 4. We have over 140 students registered to compete in the upcoming summer season, equating to three basketball, seven indoor volleyball, four tennis, three touch football and two water polo teams.All students who are involved in Term 4 Secondary Sport have been issued with a permission forms which must be returned to the PE Office by the due date in order to participate. Information packs and draws will be issued to all participating students via their school email accounts. I ask that all students and parents read this carefully so they are fully aware of the details regarding each sport. All games and trainings will commence Week 1 of Term 4. I am looking forward to seeing our girls in action for next term.

Ms Vashti Casserly-LundSECONDARY SPORT COORDINATOR

TERM 4 SECONDARY SPORT

SAC will again host the Senior A and B Volleyball competition in Term 4

We cannot wait to see the Senior B Touch Football Team in action again in Term 4

Georgia will be representing the Jnr SAC 1 B Basketball team again in Term 4

Contact Information for Secondary Sport Coordinator:Ms Vashti Casserly-Lund 0447 937 709 | 8217 3233

[email protected]

ST CLARE HOUSE - 2017 ATHLETICS CARNIVAL WINNERS!


SPORTS & FUN AT THE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL


Congratulations to: Lucie CalabroAlyssia DiegmannEva DimmellGeorgia ElboroughCaeli FergusonEmma FyfeMia FyfeTalia GagliardiIsabella GiurcoPayton GroseAlannah GuglielmoEllayna HailsSienna Kellermann-ClarkeIsabella Killen

SACRAMENTS OF CONFIRMATION & FIRST EUCHARISTThe Sacrament of Confirmation was celebrated on Thursday 31 August at St Francis Xavier Cathedral. Archbishop Philip Wilson confirmed 27 students from Year 4 onwards through the Laying on of Hands and Anointing with the Oil of Chrism supported by Fr Charles Gauci and Ms Paddy McEvoy. The students made sashes with their confirmation names. The school choir, accompanied by Ms Linda Clemente and Mr Craig Evans, added beautiful music and voices to a most reverent occasion. The students and their families celebrated later by receiving certificates and taking photographs to remember their Confirmation. Thank you to all the sponsors, readers and staff who supported the students and their families in our preparations and celebration.On Saturday 2 September 2017 we celebrated the Sacrament of First Eucharist with Fr James McEvoy in St Francis Xavier Cathedral. Families and children were welcomed by the Adelaide Cathedral Parish into the community. The 27 children were very excited and nervous as their months of preparation had finally arrived. This was the first time for our students to receive the body and blood of Christ. It concluded their sacraments of initiation as fully initiated members of the Catholic Church. They were presented with certificates and a memento by Fr James McEvoy, Ms Paddy McEvoy and Ms Kellie Osborn.Thank you to all families, staff and the Adelaide Cathedral Parish for preparing and celebrating with our students. Also, thank you to all those families who donated goods to Catherine House. They were very appreciative of your generous donations.

Ella MatuszewskiAva MennilloAddison NguyenIsabella NooneJemma OakesJoann PhillipsCatalina Requejo RegalHelen RomanoAva SheedyLara SpokesVelvet StefanucciNiamh WellsLeila Young

Ms Sandra SofiaRELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR (RECEPTION-YEAR 7)


Receiving the Sacraments of Confirmation and First Holy Communion was a very special and wonderful time. It was special because I renewed by baptism com-mitment to the Catholic faith and I received the bread and wine for the first time. I was blessed to have all my family and friends supporting me through my sacra-ments and being there for me. Lucie Calabro 4SLI enjoyed celebrating my Sacraments of Confirmation and First Eucharist with all my friends. I also enjoyed doing the workshop with Mrs Sofia. I had a great time with all my friends. Catalina Requejo-Regal 4GB

On Thursday and Saturday, I celebrated my sacraments with some other Year 4 students. My family was very proud of me and I was really excited to be able to come into God’s life. Leila Young 4NP

I enjoyed taking the bread and wine and celebrating my First Holy Communion. I enjoyed being confirmed and meeting the bishop and celebrating after with my sponsor. Talia Gagliardi 4NP

I enjoyed my First Communion because I got to spend time with my family. Now, I am more a part of the church community and share in God’s love. Ava Mennillo 4SL

In the Cathedral, all the students who celebrated their Sacrament of Confirmation were blessed by Archbishop Philip Wilson. When we went to the Cathedral on Saturday, we had to take the bread and wine. Mrs Sofia supported us through the whole Mass. Isabella Killen 4SL

I really enjoyed my First Eucharist. I was so excited. I was so surprised by the taste of the wine and bread. I was happy that I was with all my friends. Helen Romano 4SL

In preparation for my Confirmation, we had a workshop day where we made sashes with our saint’s name on it. Also, we learnt about a certain gift of the Holy Spirit. For our First Communion, we received the body and blood of Jesus. Georgia Elborough 4GB

I really enjoyed making our sashes. We had to stick our Confirmation names and the symbols on our sash so we could wear it at our Confirmation. On the evening of our Confirmation, we had to get dressed into our full winter uniform. Before I knew it, we were at the St Francis Xavier Cathedral. We sat in the pews and waited for the ceremony to start. My First Communion was the best of all! The bread tasted like wafer and the wine tasted like sweet grapes! Everyone looked fantastic in their dresses and hairdos. We all had a great day. Sienna Kellerman-Clarke 4GB

I enjoyed getting the blessing and receiving my rosary beads at my Confirmation. At Communion, I enjoyed getting the bread and the wine and celebrating afterwards with my family. Ellayna Hails 4NP

A reminder that our meeting for students and families from Year 3 onwards who are members of the Catholic Church will occur on Wednesday 20 September at 7pm in McAuley Auditorium. Fr Charles Gauci will be present to discuss this sacrament with you.Please note that the celebration date has been changed to Tuesday 24 October at 7pm in St Francis Xavier Cathedral.

Ms Sandra SofiaRELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR (RECEPTION-YEAR 7)

Sacraments of Confirmation & First Eucharist (continued)

Students' Reflections

Sacrament of ReconciliationReminder


SR NICOLE VISITS YEAR 7 STUDENTSOn 12 September 2017, Sr Nicole came to see the Year 7s at St Aloysius College. She came all the way from Melbourne to Adelaide so she could talk to the Year 7s about her work with the young people in the Nuba Mountains in Sudan. In Sudan, a civil war is occurring between the two parts of the country. This means that everyone there is in danger and foxholes are needed for safety. People in the Nuba Mountains have been called ‘insects’ or ‘animals’ their whole lives and do not realise that they are human beings with rights. In the Nuba Mountains, Sr Nicole makes hanging mobiles with the children and delivers the mobiles to the Mother of Mercy Hospital to give to the sick and injured patients. Most of these patients are recovering because of the war. To improve the education at the Nuba Mountains, teachers are trained and scholarships are offered to women. Up to more than 90 students are in a class and to them, every pencil and notebook are precious. Sr Nicole talked to the Year 7s about how mercy means relationships, action and now. Sr Nicole and others have been working in the Nuba Mountains to help improve the education and life there. She does this for the common good because people in Sudan aren't treated fairly. She is giving these people an education so that they can use it to teach others or share their views with the world. She also collects money in different ways, like selling calendars. She brings the money to Sudan to buy school supplies, give teachers more money and start up more schools.She shared her experience over the years enthusiastically and she was extremely kind to all of us. We learned about her experience through images, slideshows and songs. Her talk to the Year 7s was sad, amusing and moving. We have learnt so much about life in the Nuba Mountains and not to take our education for granted.

Cruz Choe 7TN, Lily Zada-Schwarz 7SS & Lynelle Cheung 7SS

EMBRACING THE EXPERIENCEDuring Week 6, three Year 9 classes spent the week at Wilpena Pound. They arrived Monday afternoon when it was very cold and they had to set up their tents and get settled in. Tuesday was spent exploring and getting to see all the beautiful native flora and scenery. On Wednesday the girls had a big day of hiking up St Mary’s Peak. They did extremely well, making it to the top and taking some photos to remember their achievements. By Thursday, all campers were tired but enjoyed their last day of hiking and being in the Flinders Rangers. There were many emotions throughout the week but the girls managed to get through the cold nights and long hikes to embrace the experience.

Ms Stephanie Caminiti YEAR 9 COORDINATOR


‘LET'S STOP DROWNING IN PLASTIC’SAC has always had a long-standing commitment to Mercy works. One group in particular has been devoted to the cause of environmental justice for the past two years. ‘Greenhouse’ started in 2015 by a group of Year 9 students. Our main initiative since then has been the collection of the daily plastic waste from the Uniform Shop and from newspapers delivered to the library. The plastics are collected by the Greenhouse group each week and counted during the fortnightly meetings. We then recycle the plastics in the bins provided at Coles and our school’s plastic waste is re-purposed into shopping bags and even furniture. Completing this process provides a rewarding experience for us to help the environment and gain a greater understanding of our negative impact on the planet. Despite this feeling, it is difficult not to become overwhelmed by the sheer amount of plastic collected. Each minute, 4000 plastic bags are dumped in Australian landfills. At SAC alone, we have collected a massive amount of plastic sheets that would cover many tennis courts. Therefore, Greenhouse has decided to put forward its message to the community in an effort to inspire others to also recycle their plastic waste. Please join us in the war against waste reduce, reuse, recycle and together we can make a positive impact. Also: Greenhouse will be running a ‘Can you guess?’ competition this Mercy Day where you have the opportunity to win exciting prizes by correctly guessing the total number of plastic sheets collected by Greenhouse during Terms 2 and 3, 2017. See you there!Jasmine Dallimore 11SE (on behalf of Greenhouse) Group Jasmine, Emma, Georgina, Jordan, Jasmine,

Holly, Bethanya, Cindy, Danielle, Sophie, Bridie, Danielle & Ioanna

Congratulations to our two Tournament of Minds teams who solved challenges from the Engineering Mathematics category at Flinders University. One team won their section and will represent SA at the Australia-Pacific finals in October. Well done!

TOURNAMENT OF MINDS - CONGRATULATIONS!

Reduce, reuse, recycle and together we can make a positive impact...

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