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The Vine
A fortnightly newsletter for Penrith Anglican College families Personal excellence through Christ
Friday 24 May 2019 Issue No 8, 2019
Developing A Love
of Literature
Our inaugural Book Parade was a great classes from Pre-K to Year 12. 2019 is the I hope you are able to spend some time
success last Wednesday. It was wonderful second year of our use of the “InitiaLit” in reading (hopefully for pleasure) in the
to see our Primary students and staff the Primary. InitiaLit is an evidence-based weeks ahead.
dressed in their costumes, representing whole-class literacy program which will
their favourite literary characters in provide all children with the essential core Mrs Felicity Grima
the books they held as they proudly knowledge and strong foundations to Principal
paraded around the Assembly area. become successful readers and writers.
Special commendation to our 2 ‘Alpacas The program has been developed at
with Maracas’, Mr Steve Clark and Mr Macquarie University and works with
David Thurlow. The parade was held in the intervention programs already
conjunction with National Simultaneous implemented at the College.
Storytime – held annually by the Australian In This Issue
Library and Information Association (ALIA). As an added incentive for reading this
year, Mr Pullen (Head of Library Services)
Developing A Love of Literature
As a child, I remember with great fondness announced at the Book Parade that a
the many evenings my parents and number of staff will dress as ‘Superheroes’ The Importance of Community
grandparents read to me before I went if specific reading targets are met with Ridley House Charity Day 2019
to bed. As a parent, I treasure the times I the Premier’s Reading Challenge (PRC). Performing Arts
get to read to and with my children with The PRC is open to all students from
them seated close to me. I enjoy listening Kindergarten to Year 9. Careers Office
to stories on audiobooks with them as Lego Robotics
we travel to school and discussing the If 200 students complete the PRC, Mr Inaugural College Book Week
characters and the plot. Reading opens a Pullen will dress as a superhero for a
Primary School News
new world of possibilities and as educators whole day. If 250 students complete the
we see its benefits in every aspect of challenge, Mrs Kennedy will join him and if Primary School Sports
learning at the College. Last week I was 300 students complete the PRC, I will join Compassion Child Sponsorship
part of a conversation with a senior student them. We very much look forward to the Prayer & Praise
who was lamenting the fact that they students achieving their target.
June 2019 Calendar
should have read more as a young child
because they could see how it would have For more information about the PRC, Host Familes Needed
been helpful as they were trying to write please contact Mr Pullen in the Library or Primary School Disco
creatively. visit the website https://online.det.nsw. Woolworths Earn & Learn
edu.au/prc/home.html
As a College, we value the development Changes to Busways School Bus
of reading skills and prioritise the 4043/4062/4615/4631/4525
development of these skills in English
“Be devoted to one another in love. Honour one another above yourselves.”
Romans 12:10 (NIV)The Importance of Community
Last Wednesday 22 May was an Norrish (2015)* shares how one of the
extremely busy day at the College. In the most powerful protective factors in
Primary School, the quadrangle was a mental and physical health is feeling part
flurry of colour, excitement and squeals of a community. Such days are a break
of delight as our students dressed as from classroom learning and academic
different book characters. I’m not sure challenges. We cannot have these special
who was more excited; the students or days every day, but having them on
the teachers! The dancing alpacas with some days each year is so important. And
their maracas (and guitar) led the way in ensuring that we value the participation
the parade of colourful characters. and involvement of all students is the
important role we can take as teachers
Meanwhile, in the Secondary School, and parents.
students spent the day at Blacktown
Athletics Track. Here students sprinted, Our College is a community in which
jumped, leapt, threw and cheered everyone shares in wanting our students
throughout the day. I worked on the high to achieve personal excellence through
jump for the day and marvelled at the Christ. This journey is unique for each
grace of some students who leapt high student as each can achieve and excel
above the bar as well as the courage of in different areas. Days like Wednesday
others who decided to give the challenge allow us to highlight achievement and
a go, some for the first time. effort, unite us as we celebrate our
community and build up and inspire our
Both events were characterised by students. What a wonderful community
smiles, shared joy and a sense of fun. we have. We are blessed to be part of
There was energy, enthusiasm and such a community to which we can all say
positivity in abundance at both events. “We belong!”.
We united to celebrate as a community.
Miss Adele Crane
Days like this help people to connect Director of Student Wellbeing
to each other and cement their feeling
of belonging to our community. All * Norrish, J. (2015) Positive Education: The
efforts are celebrated. The cheering on Geelong Grammar School Journey. Oxford
of students, the admiration of different University Press.
creative efforts and the marvelling at
athletic prowess result in smiles and a
beautiful, welcoming warmth.
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019h a r ity Da y 2019
u s e C
Ridley Ho
A huge thank you to everyone involved
in Ridley Charity Day. It was a wonderful
opportunity for students from Years 6-12
in Ridley to work together to put on a
fun lunch time for the College.
Ridley students had a great time getting
involved, led so beautifully by Olivia
Loobeek, Gimhan Perera, Noah Hallani
and Kavindeep Shoker, and there was
an air of excitement and joy around.
In the end, we raised just
under $1700 for Mama Lana’s
Community Foundation.
Mrs Fiona Wright
Head of House Ridley
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Performing Arts
PERFORMING ARTS GROUPS DRAMA DAY
• Year 7/8 Drama Club On Friday 10 May, ZEAL Theatre Company performed for Drama students in years 7-12.
[Thursday Lunch] The show gave students an opportunity to engage with live theatre and watch a gripping
• Year 9-12 Dance Ensemble and theatrical exploration of the impact of drought. The performers then worked with
[Tuesday 7.15am] students to develop their own pieces of theatre and performance skills. The day was
BANDS particularly helpful for Year 12 students who are required to create theatre for their
• Development Band coursework. It was a day full of laughs, drama and a showcase of the student work at the
[Wednesday 7.45am] end of the day. Much fun was had by all!
• Intermediate Band
[Thursday 3.30-5pm]
• Senior Concert Band
STEVIE WONDER
[Friday 3.30-5pm]
SHOW
• Senior Jazz Band
The College Choir and PERFORMING ARTS NEWS
[Friday 5.20-6.30pm]
Jazz Band are about to
• Chapel Band
STEVIE
go on tour and will be
[Thursday 3.30-5pm]
performing one show
STRINGS
only for Penrith Anglican
WONDER
• Development String Ensemble
College!
[Tuesday Lunch]
• Intermediate String Ensemble
SHOW
So come along on Friday
[Thursday Lunch]
31 May and show them
• Senior String Ensemble
your support. Show starts
[Thursday Lunch]
at 6.30pm.
CHOIRS
• Year 3-6 Primary Choir Come and hear the College Choir and Jazz Band do their
Mr Steve Clark
[Thursday Lunch] thing before they go on tour at the Merimbula Jazz Festival.
Head of Performing Arts
• Senior Choir
s.clark@penrith.nsw.edu.au
[Friday Lunch]
FRIDAY 31 MAY
Lessons are available in:
Tiered Learning Centre (TLC)
• Voice
Performing Arts Centre
• Piano
6:30pm - 7:30pm
• Guitar / Bass
• Violin Free entry
• Cello
• Trumpet / Trombone
• Flute / Clarinet / Beginner
Saxophone
• Drums
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Careers Office
Exploring All Options
Following a successful and well-received presentation from As Notre Dame is a national university, the students also heard
Madeline Massara of the University of Notre Dame, Sydney, about study options interstate as well as internationally as a part
several of our students took the time to have a casual chat of their degree.
with her regarding the Degrees and Early Entry program that
University of Notre Dame is offering for 2020.
Mr Brian Jones
Entry to Notre Dame is by direct application rather than via Careers Advisor
the Universities Admission Centre. It therefore presents as an
additional option for students. Several of our students received
early offers last year and are currently studying at Notre Dame.
Despite the fact that only one senior student is permitted to attend
from each of the High Schools in the local area, both Alexander
(Xander) Ruggeri and Charlotte Bosanquet have been selected to
be representatives from Penrith Anglican College to participate in the
NSW Police Work Experience Day.
Co-ordinated by the Nepean Police Area Command, tems covered
during the workshop at Penrith Police Station include:
• Recruitment • Crash Investigation Unit
• Police Rescue • Highway Patrol – level 2
• Crime Scenes • Tour of Police Station
• Investigation processes • Weapons Training Unit
We wish Xander and Charlotte well as they gain further knowledge and awareness of a career in the NSW Police
Service. Both are extremely excited about this opportunity and I’m sure they will benefit greatly from the experience.
Mr Brian Jones
Careers Advisor
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Lego Robotics
Every Tuesday after school a group of Year 5 to Year 8 students meets to build and
In This Issue program Lego Mindstorms robots. Currently they are competing in a battle bots type
competition where the aim is to either make the opposing robot drop its cargo or to force
Developing A Love of Literature it out of the playing field.
The Importance of Community
From this group, a team will be selected to compete in the First Lego League tournament
Ridley House Charity Day 2019 held in November. This international tournament involves a few tasks. One is to build and
Performing Arts program a Mindstorms robot to autonomously solve challenges on a playing field. Another
Careers Office major component involves researching, designing and presenting an innovative solution to
a problem related to a given topic.
Lego Robotics
Inaugural College Book Week Mr Stephen Matthews
Primary School News Science Teacher
Primary School Sports
Compassion Child Sponsorship
Prayer & Praise
June 2019 Calendar
Host Familes Needed
Primary School Disco
Woolworths Earn & Learn
Changes to Busways School Bus
4043/4062/4615/4631/4525
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Inaugural College Book Week The Primary School celebrated our inaugural College Book Week, alongside National Simultaneous Storytime. It was fantastic to see parents and carers watching on as our staff and students dressed to the nines as their favourite book characters! We had Alpacas with Maracas leading the Parade; a Fairy, Pippi Longstocking, and Florette (a plant) judging the costumes; and a whole host of interesting characters parading around to music. It was a real celebration of reading and we thank parents and carers for piecing together some wonderful costumes. We handed out book voucher prizes for Most Original costumes and Best Dressed costumes, with Mrs Coleman and Miss McCarry winning the staff awards. This was quite a challenge as there were many amazing costumes on display! Mr Pullen also announced some extra incentive for the Premier’s Reading Challenge, offering to dress up as a superhero if we have over 200 students complete the challenge by August. Mrs Kennedy will join him if 250 students complete the challenge, and Mrs Grima will join in too if we have over 300 students complete the challenge! Mr Mark Pullen Head of Library Services The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019
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Primary School News
Mrs Olga Jabil, the Primary Learning Support Co-ordinator, is During Miss McMurray’s long service leave, Mrs Cherrie Ditton
currently on sick leave until Week 7 of this term. During Mrs will be teaching the class. Mrs Ditton is an experienced teacher
Jabil’s absence Mr Stephen Nott, in his role as Primary Teaching currently working as a casual teacher at the College. She will
and Learning Co-ordinator, will be undertaking some of Mrs be fully briefed by Miss McMurray to ensure teaching programs
Jabil’s duties. and routines continue as normal for 3 Red. Mrs Ditton is familiar
with our students and all our College procedures.
Mr Nott, the Primary Teaching and Learning Co-ordinator
and Mrs Melanie Franciscus, the Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12 Mrs Lynette Karp will be acting Stage Two Co-ordinator during
Learning Support Co-ordinator, will work together to support the time Miss McMurray is on Long Service Leave.
student learning in the Primary School.
Miss McMurray will be on leave for the scheduled Parent/
During this time Mr Nott will continue as the core teacher for 2 Teacher Interviews in the last week of Term 2 on Monday 24
Black with his Mathematics class being taught by Mrs Lorraine June and Wednesday 26 June. Contact will be made by Miss
Jones, an experienced casual teacher at the college. The class McMurray to all parents of her core class and her Mathematics
will follow the Mathematics program written by Mr Nott. and English groups to arrange interviews at the beginning of
Term 3.
Primary parents should contact Mr Nott for all Primary Learning
Support matters over the next four weeks. Please contact Mrs Sue Kennedy, Head of Primary, at the
College if you have any questions.
Miss Amelia McMurray will be on Long Service Leave during
Term 2 from Monday 27 May to Friday 28 June.
May is Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Month.
Congratulations to Reuben
Kemp-Burrows (Year 6) on Last year Kaylah Owston in Year 6 was diagnosed with Chrohn’s
his professional acting debut. Disease, and she and her family have been raising money for
Crohn’s and Colitis Australia to help with ongoing support,
Check out his performance education and research into the disease.
on the advertisement for
Ebay via the following link Please keep Kaylah in your prayers as she learns to live with
https://www.facebook. this life-long gastrointestinal disorder and support her here if
com/eBay.com.au/ you can.
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The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Primary School Sports Congratulations to Reuben Marshall of Year 6 who competed in the State Primary Basketball Championships as part of the CIS team. Reuben competed extremely well all week. The CIS made it into the grand final but unfortunately lost by 7 points. Congratulations to Halle Savage of Year 6 who has been selected to be a part of the CIS Primary Netball Team. We wish you luck in the State Primary Netball Championships. Mr Edward Worrall Primary School Sports Co-ordinator The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019
Compassion Child Sponsorship
Prince Asamoah
Prince Asamoah is sponsored by Junior
Ryle. He replaced Gobinda Singha who
the current Year 9 had been sponsoring
since they were in Kindergarten.
Prince is 15 (16 in September) years
old and lives in Ghana with his mum
and 4 siblings. His mum does not work “I like to bring my money in
and they are very much in need of our
because I like to be generous to
sponsorship. He and his family are very
grateful to us for releasing them from people who have less than us
poverty.
Prince likes to draw, skip, go to Sunday
and to give them a chance. ”
School and Bible class. His favourite
subject is Art. At home his jobs are to Xavier Castillejo 3W
carry water, clean and run errands.
Compassion Competition
Mrs Sue Munce
Term 2 Primary Compassion Child
Co-ordinator
Tuesday 18 June
Prayer & Praise
In This Issue
Developing A Love of Literature
The Importance of Community Praise God for: Please pray for:
Ridley House Charity Day 2019
Performing Arts • A wonderful Senior School • Those families experiencing
Athletics Carnival. hardship and stress.
Careers Office
Lego Robotics • An exciting and joyful Book • Our government to be
Inaugural College Book Week Parade for our Junior School. characterised by wisdom,
Primary School News courage and compassion.
Primary School Sports • Our amazing aides who
Compassion Child Sponsorship contribute so much to the care • Students sitting exams in the
and wellbeing of our students. next few weeks.
Prayer & Praise
June 2019 Calendar
Host Familes Needed
Primary School Disco
Woolworths Earn & Learn
Changes to Busways School Bus
4043/4062/4615/4631/4525
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019June 2019 Calendar
Saturday, 1 June 2019 CIS Rugby League Camp
Cambodia Service Trip Choc Drive
Monday, 3 June 2019 All Schools Basketball Championships
NSW All Schools Girls AFL Championships
College Photos
Tuesday, 4 June 2019 AICES Cross Country
All Schools Boys AFL
CIS Primary Touch Football Trials
College Photos
Australian History Competition
Lego Robotics
Wednesday, 5 June 2019 AICES Rugby Games
Australian History Competition
College Photos
P & F Meeting
Thursday, 6 June 2019 College Photos
Music Tour
CSSA Primary State Gymnastics
After School Soccer Program
Australian Airforce Cadets Training
Year 9 2020 Subject Information Night
Friday, 7 June 2019 CIS Schools Tennis
NSW All Schools Volleyball
Tri-Series Netball
PSSA Primary Sports
Junior Chess League
Monday, 10 June 2019 Queens Birthday Public Holiday
In This Issue Tuesday, 11 June 2019 Lego Robotics
Wednesday, 12 June 2019 CIS Football Cup Semis
Pre K - Year 2 Athletics
Developing A Love of Literature Thursday, 13 June 2019 CIS Primary Cross Country Championships
CIS Secondary Cross Country Championships
The Importance of Community Pre K - Year 2 Athletics
Year 10-12 Play
Ridley House Charity Day 2019 After School Soccer Program
Performing Arts PPP Primary Choir
Australian Airforce Cadets Training
Careers Office Friday, 14 June 2019 CIS Primary Boys Softball Trials
Last Day for Subject Preferences
Lego Robotics NASSA Athletics
Inaugural College Book Week PSSA Primary Sports
Junior Chess League
Primary School News Saturday, 15 June 2019 NSW All Schools Cross Country MTB
Monday, 17 June 2019 Championships NASSA Yrs 10-12 Volleyball
Primary School Sports Crossline Assessment Tasks Year 12
Compassion Child Sponsorship Pre K Fresh Food Discovery Tour
Lunchtime Career Talk
Prayer & Praise Tuesday, 18 June 2019 CIS Secondary Touch Football Championships
Compassion Child Sponsorship
June 2019 Calendar Coffee With Parents
Host Familes Needed Lego Robotics
Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Maths Olympiad Years 5-8
Primary School Disco APSMO Maths Olympiads
GIrls Get Active!
Woolworths Earn & Learn PDHPE Sports Med incursion
Changes to Busways School Bus Thursday, 20 June 2019 AICES Open Netball
Pre K Fresh Food Discovery Tour
4043/4062/4615/4631/4525 Maths Games and Maths Olympiad Yrs 4-6
After School Soccer Program
Senior Year 11 & 12 Parent Teacher night
Meet the Music Concert
Australian Airforce Cadets Training
Friday, 21 June 2019 NASSA Yrs 7-9 Volleyball
Primary Reports Distributed
PSSA Primary Sports
Junior Chess League
Saturday, 22 June 2019 Model United Nations Assembley (MUNA)
Monday, 24 June 2019 NSW ALL Schools Open Hockey
NSW All Schools Football Championships
Work Experience Placement
Primary Parent Teacher Interviews
Tuesday, 25 June 2019 Lego Robotics
Year 9 Night Photography Incursion
Wednesday, 26 June 2019 ETA HSC English Module Study Day
Primary Parent Teacher interviews
Thursday, 27 June 2019 Dusty Boots Service Trip
Year 12 Careers Expo Homebush
After School Soccer Program Australian
Airforce Cadets Training
Friday, 28 June 2019 AICES 1st XV Game
PSSA Primary Sports
Junior Chess League
End of term 2
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Host Familes Needed
Penrith Anglican College will be hosting Japanese students from
28 July - 12 August 2019.
Share your lifestyle & home whilst experiencing another culture.
Students attend school on weekdays and enjoy family life with you on the weekend
Japanese language is not necessary.
Students just fit in with your family routines – eat your food, they need their own bed but can share a room.
Families are paid $50 per night to assist with hosting costs.
If you can assist in hosting a student or would like more information, please contact Mr Philip McIntyre p.mcintyre@pac.nsw.edu.au
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Nepal Adventure
In the 2019 September / October holidays a group of students and staff from
the College will be travelling to the country of Nepal. The trip is coordinated
by World Youth Adventures and we will be travelling alongside a team from
Mamre Anglican School.
The trip includes a 4 day trek in the Annapurna Mountain Range, a 3 day
service project in an impoverished rural community and sightseeing in the
cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara (Nepal) and Bangkok (Thailand).
The trip is open to current Year 11 students and ex-students as well as
parents and relatives (of students from any year at the College).
There are only a couple of spots left so if you are interested don’t delay
getting in contact with
Mr Jon Wright – j.wright@penrith.nsw.edu.au
02 4736 8100
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The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Changes to Busways School Bus 4043
7th May 2019
PENRITH ANGLICAN COLLEGE
CAROLINE CHISHOLM COLLEGE
BETHANY CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
ST MARY MACKILLOP PRIMARY SCHOOL
PENRITH HIGH & PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BUS 4043 - AM SERVICE
Dear Parents and Students,
Commencing Monday 27th May 2019 there will be change to the direction of the morning School Bus 4043
for all Schools displayed above.
School Bus 4043 will travel via the current route & times to Bethany Christian Primary then travel via
William Howell Dr, Bulu Dr (L)Womra Cres (R)Muru Dr (L)Glenmore Park Dr (L)St Andrews Dr U-turn at
Garswood Rd roundabout & return St Andrews Dr (omitting Garswood Rd) (L)Glenmore Park Dr (L)The
Northern Rd then continues via the current route to Schools.
For further information please contact Busways Customer Service on 9497 1870.
Alternatively visit our website at www.busways.com.au
Yours sincerely
BUSWAYS BLACKTOWN PTY LTD
(2450i) SB 4043 150Z
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Busways School Bus 4062
7th May 2019
SCHOOL BUS 4062 – AM SERVICE
Dear Parents and Students,
Commencing Monday 27th May 2019 There will be change to the departure time for the Morning School
Bus 4062 departing from Greygums Rd & Bottlebrush Dr at 7:20am to Penrith Anglican College & St Mary
Mackillop Primary School.
The morning School Bus 4062 will depart Greygums Rd & Bottlebrush Dr at 7:08am (12 minutes earlier),
then operates 12 minutes earlier throughout entire service to Schools
There are no changes to the current Route.
For further information please contact Busways Customer Service on 9497 1870.
Alternatively visit our website at www.busways.com.au
Yours sincerely
BUSWAYS BLACKTOWN PTY LTD
(2384i) SB 4062 180Z
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Busways School Bus 4615
7th May 2019
PENRITH ANGLICAN COLLEGE
SCHOOL BUS 4615 - PM SERVICE
Dear Parents and Students,
Commencing Monday 27th May 2019 there will be change to the departure time for School Bus 4615
departing Penrith Anglican College at 3:55pm.
School Bus 4615 will depart Penrith Anglican School at 4:00pm (5 minutes later)
There are no changes to the Route.
For further information please contact Busways Customer Service on 9497 1870.
Alternatively visit our website at www.busways.com.au
Yours sincerely
BUSWAYS BLACKTOWN PTY LTD
(2438i) SB 4615 356Z
The Vine - Issue No 8, 2019Busways School Bus 4631
23rd April 2019
SCHOOL BUS 4631 - PM SERVICE
Dear Parents and Students,
Commencing Monday 27th May 2019 Busways will make a change the route & time of the
afternoon School Bus 4631 to Claremont Meadows, due to road closure at Caddens Road &
Cadda Ridge Dr (East End).
School Bus 4631 will depart from Caroline Chisholm Catholic High School at (3:10pm) (10
minutes later) then travel via (R)The Lakes Dr (R)Surveyors Creek Rd (L)Glenmore Pkwy (L)The
Northern Rd (R)Frogmore Rd (R)Simeon Rd to Penrith Christian School at (3:24pm) & Penrith
Anglican College (3:35pm).
School Bus 4631 will then travel via (R)Wentworth Rd (L)Kingswood Rd (R)Castle Rd (L)Ulm Rd
(L)Caddens Rd (R)O’Connell Ln (R)Cadda Ridge Dr (L)Caddens Rd (L)Gipps Rd (L)1st Sunflower
Dr (full loop) to Gipps Rd (3:57pm).
Omitting St Andrews Dr between Glenwood Pkwy & Garswood Rd & Garswood Rd between St
Andrews Dr & The Northern Rd.
Please provide your feedback in writing to infoline@busways.com.au.
For further information please contact Busways Customer Service on 9497 1870.
Yours sincerely
BUSWAYS PENRITH PTY LTD
(2357i) SB 4631 347Z
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