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ling attack. Bailey surprised the opposition with some big hits as well. Our bowling was great and it was
at to see a number of wickets fall. Tim J bowled very well indeed this week. At the end of the game and with
All Saints’ College JUNIOR SCHOOL
super over available, the scores were checked and we could not pick a definite winner. As such the game
s declared a tie. I think a well deserved one, as both teams played so well, they both deserved to win. Welle
boys. Our player of the week was Tim Jackman for his great bowling effort.
Pickard.
VIM
HARDBALL CRICKET
All parents are welcome to attend Junior School assemblies. In the warmer months they
C took on St Pats Green in the first week of a two day match. Sam Rosen was appointed captain for the
are conducted on the Outdoor Assembly area and during the colder months we move into
tch Issue and 5 he promptly won the toss and sent the opposition in to bat. The St Pats Thursday, 4 March 2010
the openers Performing Arts Centre. revelled Assemblies begin in at 9.00am. the
ditions Cyber Safety and their opening partnership dominated the first hour of play. Our boys bowled well but were
From the
Week Date Class
ble As parents to dismiss of “digital the natives” two batsmen it is hard to until keep Hugh Elbourne took a wonderful catch in the gully off a well flighted
6 5 March Year 2 Darlington
break up with from how quickly David our Cant. children The are wicket learning, lifted the Head team and of the ASC players then dominated 7 12 March the Year remaining 2 Clements overs
communicating with and experimenting with
h new some technologies. tight bowling I encourage and fielding. all parents St Pats Junior scored 107 School runs off their 20 overs and 8 this 19 March was an Year imposing 3 and 4 Camp – No Assembly target
to take time to look at the Parent section on
9 26 March Year 5 and 6 Camp – No Assembly
our team to chase. Our batsmen worked hard to score runs against difficult bowling with Matthew Jackman
the Australian Communication and Media
10 1 April Year 1 (Thursday – last assembly of term)
ng struck in the arm as he played a determined Mr Chris innings Jackman at the top of the order. Patrick Fisher also worked
Authority (ACMA) website www.cybersmart.
d gov.au at the . crease This website until contains he was a unluckily great deal dismissed with the ball rolling into his wicket. Junior Important School Dates Sam for the Calendar Rosen Assemblies also
will be offering an “Outback Adventure” for
tributed of hints and positively tips for to managing the total children’s playing some
positive and safe use of Information and
students excellent in Year 5 and shots 6. The in front plan is of to go the on wicket. All parents Alexander are welcome Miller to attend was Junior the School
Communication Technologies at home.
a 9 day road trip in one of the school minibuses
to some of our remote NSW outback
assemblies. 10/3/10 HICES In Swimming the Carnival warmer – Homebush months they are
instay of the innings and he managed to bat through the 20 overs with an excellent conducted mixture on the of Outdoor solid Assembly defence area and
some HICES hard Swimming hitting Carnival boundaries. Alexander remained 18 not out at the end of the during 17-19/3/10 20 overs. the Year colder 3 and 4 At Camp months – the Lake Canobolas end we of move the into the
tourist venues for some camping and sight
ASC
Performing Arts Centre. Assemblies begin at
Next Wednesday
were on 7310th runs
March
and the
the Junior
match was seeing. well Activities placed will for include an intriguing Western Plains finish next
9.00am. 24-26/3/10
Saturday.
Year 5 and 6 Camp –
Well
Newnes
done boys
am School looking Swimming forward team to will a great be travelling effort on Zoo, Saturday camping to and finish fishing the on season. Trilby Station
to Homebush Aquatic Centre to participate near Louth, visiting White Cliffs and staying Important
31/3/10 Infants
Dates
Easter Hat
for
Parade
the Calendar
Cant
in the Heads of Independent Co-Educational in the underground motel, and visiting many 10/3/10 HICES Swimming Carnival
Schools (HICES) Swimming Carnival. I wish tourist attractions around the Broken Hill 29-31/3/10 Parent/Teacher Interviews – Homebush
them the best of luck in their races. CRICKET District. Accommodation DRAW 6 TH will MARCH predominantly
Bathurst Show
be camping in school tents in caravan parks.
17-19/3/10 Year 3 and 4 Camp – Lake
1/4/10 Inter – House Cross
Canobolas
Country Carnival
AM VENUE This trip will only go ahead depending TIME on the
CRICKET If you are attending the Bathurst Junior Show on School the level Oval of interest. A parent is welcome to 9:00 come am 24-26/3/10 start Year 5 and 6 Camp – Newnes
weekend please feel welcome to pay a visit to
nga
along. There will only be 18 places available.
the Cricket All Saints’ College marquee. Watson Oval, ASC 8:45 am 31/3/10 start Infants Easter Hat Parade
The cost of the trip is yet to be finalized but
rdball Outback Cricket Adventure (26 September Stiles Oval, – 4 ASC I estimate it to be approximately $800 8:45 per am 29-31/3/10 start Parent/Teacher Interviews
October)
person. Please contact me if you are interested 1/4/10 Inter – House Cross
in finding out more about the trip.
This September/October School Holidays I
Country Carnival
END OF SEASON CRICKET PRESENTATION
Date: Saturday 13 th March
Time: 9:00 am (in2cricket)
11:00 am ( Kanga and Hardball teams)
Where: Junior School Oval
Who: All Junior School cricketers and their
families
Bring: Picnic hamper with meat, drinks and plates
Highlights:
• Presentation to ALL players
• Children v’s Parents matches
BABY CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Mandie and Ben Burgess on the
birth of their second daughter – Chontelle Jane-Rose.
Chontelle was born on Sunday 28 February and is a
little sister for Breahna in Kindy. Congratulations!!!
From the
Chaplain
Father Paul Woodhart
This week in Chapel I have been showing
the You tube Christian music piece, God
and Dog.
If you get a chance to look at it (it’s less
then two mins) I would be interested to
hear your thoughts.
God’s love is seen in creation but it
is seen fully in Jesus Christ. The best
definition of love by the way is:‘the
accurate estimation and supply of
another’s need.’ Not too little not too
much. Put another way? ‘What is hateful
to you do not do to your neighbour.’
Thoughtfully, Father Paul.
Basketball Draw
ROUND 13 Thursday 4/3/10
4.15pm ASC Bubblegums V Glitterbugs
ASC Panthers V Dragon Slayers
Round 13 Friday 5/3/10
4.15pm ASC Redbacks V Funky Monkeys
ASC Torpedo Tigers V Wildcats
5.05pm ASC Leprechauns V Nothin But Net
Eglinton Road (Locked Bag 9) Bathurst NSW 2795 ABN 43 418 897 717 Telephone +61 2 6332 7317
Facsimile +61 2 6332 7325 Email jsasc@saints.nsw.edu.au Website www.saints.nsw.edu.au

From the
REGISTRAR
Mrs Roslyn Cox
This weekend is the Bathurst Show
and we are busy this week with final
preparations for the three days. Some
highlights will be the performances of
the All Saints’ College Intermediate
Concert Band (Friday, 2pm), the All Saints’ Jazz
Band (Saturday, 3pm- tbc) and the All Saints’
Senior Choir (Sunday,11am). All performances
will be held at the Beau Brown Stadium.
Other highlights will be exhibitions of Junior
School art works, drinks and nibbles at 5pm on
Saturday, balloons, face painting - and coffee and
tea for those who need a break from the festivities.
I’d like to encourage all of our All Saints’ families
and students to pop by and say hello if you are at
in2CRICKET
Our Saturday morning went quickly as it was jam packed with cricket trivia, skills
and photos!! We had another week of beautiful weather, just hope
it holds for our final two weeks! With children divided into groups
we attacked skill stations such as target throwing, hitting a moving
ball, target bowling and we learnt some of the finer points of cricket
e.g. the toss, Captaining a side, batting stance and grips. Thank you
to Lauren Kelly and Mr Chris Grose for helping to lead groups.
Thank you also to Mr Cant Senior who assisted Lauren Kelly and Maxim Sotter Year
5, who also lent his hand with practising catching skills using a “Crazy Catch”.
We have just one week of skills left, then we will face off against our parents in a
game of pairs cricket on Sat 13th March for our final week. Thanks to Mr Poole for
taking some great photos of us to go in this year’s Bathurstian and hopefully we
may also get a story in the Western Advocate in the near future. Congratulations to
the following worthy recipients of the In2cricket encouragement certificate: Hugh
Miller, Ella Hobbs, Ben Cant, Sean Gardener, Natalia Burgess, Mitch Nelson, Jack
Van Yzendoorn, Isobelle Sotter, Isabeau Whiteman, Patrick Saint, Thomas Martin,
Adelaide Cunningham, Millicent Cupples, Joshua Dallimore, Charlotte Whittaker,
James Burgess. Thanks to the Pand F for supplying goodies for sale , they are enjoyed
by children and adults alike. See you Saturday. Linda Cant
HARDBALL HARDBALL CRICKET CRICKET
ASC took on St Pats Green in the first week of a two day match.
ASC took Sam on St Rosen Pats Green was appointed the first week captain of a for two the day match. Sam and Rosen he promptly was appointed captain for the
match and won he promptly the toss and won sent the toss the and opposition sent the opposition in to bat. in The to bat. St Pats The St openers Pats openers revelled in the
revelled in the conditions and their opening partnership dominated
conditions
the
and
first
their
hour
opening
of play.
partnership
Our boys
dominated
bowled
the first
well
hour
but
of
were
play.
unable
Our boys
to
bowled well but were
unable dismiss to the dismiss two the batsmen two batsmen until Hugh until Hugh Elbourne Elbourne took took a wonderful a wonderful catch catch in in the the gully off a well flighted
leg gully break off from a well David flighted Cant. leg The break wicket from lifted David the team Cant. and the The ASC wicket players lifted then the dominated the remaining overs
team and the ASC players then dominated the remaining overs with some
with tight some bowling tight bowling and fielding. and fielding. St Pats St scored Pats scored 107 107 runs runs off off their their 20 20 overs overs and and this was an imposing target
for this our was team an imposing to chase. Our target batsmen for our worked team hard to chase. to score Our runs batsmen against difficult worked bowling hard with Matthew Jackman
being to score struck runs in against the arm difficult as he played bowling a determined with Matthew innings at Jackman the top of being the order. struck Patrick Fisher also worked
in the arm as he played a determined innings at the top of the order. Patrick We celebrated Henry’s 5
hard Fisher at the also crease worked until hard he was at the unluckily crease dismissed until he was with unluckily the ball rolling dismissed into his with wicket. Sam Rosen also
th
birthday and shared some
contributed the ball rolling positively into to his the wicket. total playing Sam some Rosen excellent also contributed shots in front positively of the wicket. to Alexander Miller delicious was the cupcakes.
mainstay the total of playing the innings some and excellent he managed shots to bat in through front of the the 20 overs wicket. with Alexander
excellent mixture of solid defence
Miller was the mainstay of the innings and he managed to bat through the
and 20 overs some hard with hitting an excellent boundaries. mixture Alexander of solid remained defence 18 not and out some at the hard end of hitting the 20 overs. At the end of the
day boundaries. ASC were Alexander on 73 runs and remained the match 18 was not well out placed at the for end an of intriguing the 20 overs. finish next At Saturday. Well done boys
the end of the day ASC were on 73 runs and the match was well placed for
– an I am intriguing looking forward finish next to a Saturday. great effort Well on Saturday done boys to finish – I the am season. looking forward
Mr to a Cant great effort on Saturday to finish the season. Mr Cant
the Show over the weekend. Our families
and students are the best possible way to
show what we are about and what we can
offer prospective families. Plus it will be
a nice opportunity to catch up!
I am presently trying to round up volunteers
to help with face painting. So if you can
spare a half-hour and have an artistic
flair – please give me or Belinda a buzz:
6331 3911.
Transition News
9 YEARS KANGA 9 YEARS CRICKET KANGA CRICKET
In a game that In brought a game me that flashbacks brought of me the flashbacks famous tied of test the match, famous we tied scored test an match, exciting draw this week
we scored an exciting draw this week against St Pats Blue.It was a
against St Pats very Blue.It strong was performance a very strong by performance both teams, by reminiscent both teams, reminiscent of a ‘Sidchrome of a ‘Sidchrome Super Test
Team’. All our Super batters Test did Team’. well with All Tim.P our batters standing did his well ground with and Tim.P playing standing defensively his against a very strong
bowling attack.
ground
Bailey
and
surprised
playing
the
defensively
opposition with
against
some
a very
big hits
strong
as well.
bowling
Our bowling
attack.
was great and it was
Bailey surprised the opposition with some big hits as well. Our bowling was great
and great it to was see great a number to see of wickets a number fall. of Tim wickets J bowled fall. very Tim well J bowled indeed very this week. well At indeed the end of the game and with
this no super week. over At the available, end of the scores game were and with checked no super and we over could available, not pick the a definite scores were winner. As such the game
checked and we could not pick a definite winner. As such the game was declared a
tie. was I declared think a well a tie. deserved I think a one, well as deserved both teams one, as played both teams so well, played they so both well, deserved they both to deserved to win. Welldone
Well-done boys. Our boys. player Our of the player week of was the Tim week Jackman was Tim for Jackman his great for bowling his great effort. bowling We are learning about rectangles. It was a lot of fun icing rectangular
win.
effort.. Mr Pickard. Mr Pickard
biscuits with orange icing and decorating them with ‘Smarties’.
CRICKET DRAW 6 TH MARCH
TEAM VENUE TIME
in2CRICKET Junior School Oval 9:00 am start
Kanga Cricket Watson Oval, ASC 8:45 am start
Hardball Cricket Stiles Oval, ASC 8:45 am start
This week in Transition… we are thinking about Nursery
Rhymes. We are learning ‘Polly Put the Kettle on’ and ‘Wee
Willie Winkie’. We are making some beautiful teapots using
colourful dye and silver paper. Would you like a cup of tea?
We are thinking about the colour ‘orange’. It is a ‘warm’ and
‘happy’ colour. We are going to paint pictures in shades of
orange. We are going to make and eat orange jelly!
We are thinking about rectangles. We are making pictures
using rectangles. We are going to make prints using
rectangular blocks. We are going to ice rectangle biscuits
with orange icing and eat them. Delicious!!
We are learning about ‘straight’ and ‘curvy’. We are going
to cut and paste motorbikes on a ‘straight’ road. We are
going to have a visit to the Bathurst City Library.
We are going to enjoy Music with Mrs Randall; Christian
Studies with Father Paul; Japanese with Ayaka; Library
with Mrs Crofts
This week one of our Nursery Rhymes is
‘Polly put the kettle on’. We have been
very busy making patterns with crayons
on our teapots and cups. We are going to
paint over them with colourful dye.
BASKETBALL DRAW
This week our music teacher Mrs Randall has been teaching us songs
about the sea. We love going to music, we always do something exciting.

Update from the Junior School P&F
Thank you so much to Donna Hope, Stacey
Whittaker and all the parents who helped with the
picnic on Tuesday night.
The weather thankfully was kind to us and it was
lovely to see so many parents attended!
We have our meeting on the 16th of March and
hope as many parents as possible will join us for
a glass wine beforehand in the Year 3 classroom
at 6pm, the meeting will start at 6.30pm.
Please find below some fundraising dates to
consider for the Junior School P&F.
4/5/10 - CWA Morning Tea/Lunch
6/5/10 – Junior School WAS Cross Country being
held at ASC.
20/5/10- Junior School HICES Cross Country
being held at ASC.
16/9/10 – Junior School Trivia Night.
We will be discussing the above dates at our
meeting on the 16th of March and we welcome
ALL input and support!
Mel, Donna, Stacey and Rae
Junior School Equestrian News
On Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st
February Catie Crampton, Amber
Stockman and Norah Wells competed
in the Stannies Equestrian Gala.
The competition consisted of Dressage,
Showjumping and Sporting and great
results were achieved by all three girls
and their wonderful ponies.
Congratulations to Amber for gaining a
3rd place in the 1B Dressage Test. Amber
and Norah will also be representing
the school this weekend at the NSW
State Interschool championships at
the Sydney International Equestrian
Centre. With over 1000 competitiors
from across the State it is sure to be a
fantastic weekend of equestrian activity. Good Luck Girls!
EQUESTRIAN TEAM PRACTICE & INFORMATION DAY
On Monday the 22nd March, the Junior school equestrian team will be
hosting a practice day for any interested riders. You don’t have to be
competing for the school, just bring your pony, (and a parent) and come
along and enjoy an afternoon of riding and games and find out some more
about equestrian activity at All Saints.
WHEN: Monday 22nd March
WHERE: Stiles Oval
TIME: 5PM – 6.30PM
• Remember, you must have an approved safety helmet and flat soled riding
boots to participate. Enquiries: Mr Jackman, Nicole Stockman 0417324870,
Ruth Crampton 0427373990.
Photos courtesy of Warwick Jones
Upcoming Equestrian Events
The Scots School Highland Gathering Show Jumping Day
When: Sunday 21 March
Entries: Close Friday 12 March
Entry forms to be collected from Mrs Keogh in the Junior School office.
Scholarships Open for 2011
We offer Academic, Music and ICPA Scholarships to students
entering Years 7, 9, 10 and 11 in 2011.
Apply by Friday, 9th April 2010 to avoid a late fee.
www.saints.nsw.edu.au
ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE BATHURST
Eglinton Road Bathurst NSW 2795
Telephone +61 2 6331 3911
admin@saints.nsw.edu.au
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Go to
www.saints.nsw.edu.au
and check out
classroom news

Literature Festival
29th, 30th and 31st March
Three exciting authors, Scott Monk, Lisa Forrest and Dave Hackett will be giving talks and
workshops over the three days
Scott Monk began writing at the age of 13
when a class assignment was set by his Year 8
English teacher. A reluctant reader at the time,
he wanted to write something to replace the dull
books that bored him to sleep during class. Little
did the teacher expect that he would produce a
220 page manuscript - then ask her to mark it!
At the age of 19, after several failures, he wrote
Boyz ‘R’ Us, which was published when he was
21. Boyz ‘R’ Us won the Royal Blind Society’s
Talking Book of the Year Award.
All Saints' College at the Show
Come and meet the
Head of College,
Head of Junior School
and Head of Senior
School
Come and see
the Exhibition
of our students'
work
BALLOONS
FACE PAINTING
MUSIC
Lisa Forrest is a story teller for all ages. She is many
things to many people: actor, author, emcee, TV and
radio presenter, interviewer, mother, Olympian. She is
an accomplished speaker with a story that is not easy to
categorise. While on the surface, a sports story, it would
be a mistake to think it has limited appeal. Chasing
her own dreams in the face of enormous public
expectation, drawing insight and wisdom from the best
and the worst personal experiences, she has become
that thing so rare to find in these homogenised times -
a true individual.
Visit the All Saints’ website for more information
All Saints’ College Bathurst
Eglinton Road Bathurst NSW 2795 6331 3911
Come and see us at the 2010 Bathurst Show and
talk to us about the College
Friday, March 5
2pm Intermediate Concert Band
Saturday, March 6
Music interludes
2pm Polocrosse Team in Grand Parade
3pm Jazz Band
4pm Polocrosse Demonstration
5pm-6pm Refreshments
Sunday, March 7
Face painting
Music interludes
11am Senior Choir
Would you like your ACER Scholarship
Exams paid for?
Come and enter the draw at our stand
to win this great prize
Tea and Coffee will be available all weekend.
Dave Hackett (Cartoon Dave) is the kind of guy
who likes to draw nine-headed chickens and
people being attacked by toilets. He brought his
No-Rules brand of cartooning to TV screens each
week for several years on Disney Channel, with his
popular cartooning segment airing in Australia,
New Zealand, Hong Kong and China. He is the
author of the hilarious ‘UFO - Unavoidable Family
Outing’, novel series (all three books included in
the 2009 Premier’s Reading Challenge), along
with ‘Norman Enormous’ (2009), his first picture
book for young People.
www.saints.nsw.edu.au
Come see
our
Jazz
Band
perform
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