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31 July 2013 Volume 29 | Issue 22
The Three E’s
Excellence through Exploration,
Experimentation and Expression
Sirs Douglas Mawson and Edmond Hillary
lived lives of excellence while exploring
the furthest and highest ends of the earth.
Dogged determination and persistence,
while stepping out into the unknown
resulted in their names being synonymous
with exploration in Antarctica and Nepal.
In the mid 1990’s, Oprah Winfrey chose to
develop a talk show model that was
different. She vowed to avoid the trashy
and exploitive tabloid topics of the day.
Her experiment paid off after an initial
ratings fall and its popularity peaked the
following decade when it was showing on
212 TV stations across the United States
and in 100 countries.
Michael Jackson expressed himself
through music and dance, Jane Austin
through literature and Mother Teresa
through missionary service. Their values,
ideas, beliefs and passions were evident in
what they invested in and produced.
I wonder what elective subjects they chose
in high school? Did they face doubts and
challenges when selecting their
preferences? Many students and parents
over these last two weeks have been
asking questions about subject choices in
order to come to decisions. Some of the
questions have been:
I don’t know what I want to do when I
leave school, so what do I choose?
What subjects will give me the best OP?
I only like two of the options, so what
do I pick for my other preferences?
Fear, doubt and uncertainty can make
decision making very difficult. This is why
we assist families with subject selection
booklets and information nights. But,
while these can help, it is the development
of the right mindset that is the first key to
success. The key is to focus on excellence
while stepping out in faith.
We do not know the future and what
every step is that we need to take, hence
the need for faith. Both in the spiritual
and natural, when we step out and “have
a go”, it is then that we will experience
success. I encourage all students who are
faced with difficult subject decisions to
have an attitude of faith and excellence
and look at their studies as a way to:
Explore new subjects and worlds.
The Humanities and Sciences stimulate
the enquiring mind.
Experiment with your gifts and talents.
Successful people have a variety of skills
and abilities that needed to be
discovered and nurtured when they
were younger. These may not have been
evident at the time, but through a wide
range of life experiences they are
discovered and developed.
Express yourself. So many subjects are
opportunities for written expression and
physical expression (The Arts, Physical
Education and Technology). Show the
world who you are.
So students, strive for excellence by
engaging in a journey of discovery and
application. Don’t seek to achieve success
by carefully filling in each space of some
mythical colour-by-numbers life journey
painting. Rather, paint like Pro Hart,
dance like Mick Jagger and sing at the top
of your voice in the shower of life.
Mr Mark Rasi
Deputy Principal - Curriculum
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SPORT NEWS
Senior Cross Country
Achievement Awards
Cameron Norton (Boys 16 years),
Most Consistent
Tyler Green (Boys 15 years),
Most Consistent
Daniel Johnston (Boys 15 years),
Most Dedicated
Alanah France (Girls 16 years),
Most Dedicated
Grace Ip (Girls 15 years), Most Improved
Aimee Harper (Girls 14 years),
Most Improved
Jack Mostert (Boys 14 years),
Most Dedicated
Eddie Blazevic (Boys 12 years),
Outstanding Effort and Attitude
Grace Scheiwe (Girls 12 years),
Most Improved.
The Logan Trophy
for Service to Hockey
The Logan Trophy for Service to Hockey is
awarded annually to a Firsts team
member who has demonstrated
leadership on and off the field, assistance,
service, shown commitment and overall
achievement as a Hockey player. The
2013 recipient is Tiana Miles.
Tiana has been a very active supporter of
Hockey at Redeemer in her senior years.
She has always displayed the highest level
of dedication and a very positive sporting
attitude on and off the field. She has
regularly helped out in the running of all
Redeemer Hockey endeavours.
The Boys’ Tennis Award
The recipient of this trophy for 2013 is
Benjamin Noon.
Benjamin was an outstanding role model
for the Tennis team during the 2013
season. He displayed exemplary
sportsmanship and a cooperative attitude
during a season that was competed at a
very high level. Ben’s enthusiasm and
commitment to his team was evident in his
positive attitude at training and by always
putting school tennis before outside
commitments
Southside Aquatics
School Holiday Fun!
Come along to the Southside Aquatics
Swim Camp from 23-26 September 2013.
More information to come closer to the
date, or check out redeemer.com.au/
community/southside-aquatics
Phone Michelle Morris, Head Coach,
Southside Aquatics on 0427 123 945
COLLEGE NEWS
Jeans for Genes Day
Thursday 8 August 2013
This event is being organised by the
Student Council. The money collected will
be donated to: Jeans for Genes and other
student selected charities.
The Student Council would like students
to observe the following guidelines
regarding their attire:
students are to wear long jeans;
dresses, skirts, shorts; leggings or
jeggings are not permitted;
no singlets or strapless styles;
no revealing clothing eg. no bare
midriffs, no plunging necklines, no bare
backs;
no thong style footwear;
PE uniform must be worn for PE
including appropriate, regulation
footwear and caps;
safety considerations will still apply eg.
enclosed leather shoes in the Industrial
Technology, Science and Home
Economics areas;
no inappropriate messages/symbols/
advertising on shirts, hats and other
items of clothing eg. a Fourex t-shirt is
inappropriate;
clothing should not have holes or rips
and should be clean;
extremes in clothing and hair styles are
to be avoided;
no make up permitted;
expensive items such as jewellery, brand
name accessories such as jackets which
may be removed as the day warms up
should not be worn to school as the
school cannot guarantee the safety of
these items;
a hat must be worn while outside.
We ask students to approach the day in a
responsible way by wearing neat, clean
clothing that is in keeping with college
expectations. Students who are unable to
meet the expectations will either be
withdrawn from classes for the day or
asked to go home.
A gold coin will be collected during Home
Group on Friday for those who choose to
wear plain clothes. It would be
appreciated if the students had a gold
coin rather than a note, as the Home
Group teacher may not have change.
Staff News
This week we farewell Mrs Caroline May
as she finishes up at Redeemer following four
years as one of our Student Counsellors. We
wish Caroline God’s Blessings as she returns to
the UK with her husband. We will certainly
miss her smiling face around Redeemer!
Students or parents wishing to contact a
Student Counsellor should contact
Mr Ewan Love on 3340 8893 or via email to
elove@redeemer.com.au
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS
Year 9/2014 Subject
Information Evening
All parents and current Years 8 students
are invited to attend an important Subject
Selection Information Evening, to be held
next Wednesday 7 August commencing at
6.30pm in Redeemer Chapel.
Parents and students are encouraged to
come to the evening with an open mind,
and to meet with the teachers of subjects
of potential interest.
Year 7 Visitor
Our college community is very fortunate
to have parents who are willing to share
their expertise in a variety of areas. On
Monday 22 July, all of the Year 7 classes
were visited by Mrs Janine Hurley (parent
of Connor and Bianca), who works as a
Hansard reporter for the Queensland
Parliament. Her willingness to tell the
students about her role certainly
supported the Civics unit that the Year 7
students have been studying in
preparation for their trip to Canberra.
Students were impressed with her speedy
typing and her explanation about the
importance of recording parliamentary
proceedings.
Year 7 Canberra Tour
Redeemer’s Year 7 students are currently
visiting Canberra this week, learning about
Australia’s capital city.
In support of the Year 7 Civics studies unit
the students will visit such important
venues as: Parliament House, Old
Parliament House, The Australian War
Memorial, The National Museum of
Australia, The National Gallery of Australia
and the Australian Institute of Sport.
Follow the progress of the tour with
regular updates being placed onto the
new Redeemer Blog on our website at:
www.redeemer.com.au/news/blog/
category/middle-school

31 July 2013 Volume 7 | Issue 23
Staff News
Our new Junior School receptionist, Mrs Jane Barke commences in the
Junior School Office next Thursday, 8 August. Mrs Barke (pronounced
Bark-ey) will also be spending some time in the office tomorrow,
Thursday 1 August. Mrs Barke has years of experience working as a
school receptionist and we welcome her to Redeemer.
The Life Ed Van
From 19 to 29 July, students across the Junior School visited the Life Ed
Van and Harold the talking Giraffe. Harold taught the students about
friendships, feelings, helping others, good health and nutrition.
“I liked Harold the giraffe because he is funny and taught us lots of cool
stuff, like safety is first.”
Thomas White 2KH
“The Life Ed Van was great. We learned about how our body works and
I loved the interactive bus ride with Harold.”
Aarya Wijemanne 2KH
“I really liked pretending to be on a really big slide with my class mates.
We all learned to encourage each other to be brave.”
Ava Killian 2AL
“I learned that we need to eat healthy because everything we eat goes
through our blood.”
Nathan Lau 2AL
“I really loved watching the interactive show and completing puzzles
which taught us about safety. Now I will know what to do when
someone is in danger.”
Jasmin Wu 2AG
“I really enjoyed going on the imaginary bus ride. I learned a lot about
body parts and digestion from ‘Doctor Amazing Crethary.”
Sanjai Hewton 2AG
“I learned about the different food groups. We looked at what foods
are healthy to eat and what are the foods we shouldn’t eat all the
time.”
Sophie Garbutt 3HW
“I learned about different ways to keep our school and home safe from
pollution and dangerous things.”
Cade Linde 3HW
“My favourite part of the Life Ed Van was when we learned what your
gluteus maximus is (your bottom)! The Life Ed Van has a great
educational website for kids that teaches the important things in life. It
does not only teach you the facts of life, it is quite funny too. I can’t
believe the Life Ed Van goes around teaching people awesome facts!”
Shanice Timotius 3HB
Reminder: Jeans for Genes Day
Thursday 8 August 2013
A gold coin will be collected during Home Group on this day for
students who choose to wear jeans.
Students may only choose to wear jeans, together with appropriate
shirt/shoes, or come in their usual school uniform for a Thursday.
Please refer to Page 2 for a comprehensive list of acceptable clothing.
Fathers Day Stall
With Father’s Day just around the corner, we are
starting the process of gathering and collecting
goods for our Father’s Day stall.
Once again our Senior School Early Childhood
Studies students will be helping with the wrapping,
pricing, making goods and manning the stall so that
our Junior School students have the opportunity to
purchase something special for their Dad.
We would appreciate donated items that you
believe ”Dad’s”
everywhere would like.
Ideas include: socks, ties,
chocolates, mugs,
notepads, pens, photo
frames, tools, chamois
etc. Please only send
new items.
Donated items can be
left at the Junior School
Office.
Junior School Prayers
This week we have prayed for:
Jamie Ho (P), Heidi Peeters (1), George Skourmallas
(1), Sarah Were (2), Danny Ly (2), Jared Thomas (2),
Katrina Lee (3), Sion Kim (3), Blake McKenzie (4),
Mikaela Pfeffer (4), Sofie Kilah (5), Tilly
Leonarduzzi (5), Evelynne Lee (5)
Term 3 Student Activities:
Monday
Monday
5 Library Access
5 Christian Dance (Prep)
Monday 5 Chess Club (Years 3-5)
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
6 Art Club (Prep)
6 Drama Club (Years P-2)
6 House Captains’ Meeting
6 Library Access
7 Library Access
Wednesday 7 Junior Choir (Years 3, 4)
Wednesday 7 College Choristers (Year 5)
Wednesday
7 Chess Club (Years P-2)
Thursday 8 Code Breakers Club (Years 1,2)
Thursday 8 Art Club (Year 5)
Thursday 8 Drama Club (Years 3, 4)
Thursday 8 Student Council (Years 3-5)
Thursday
Friday
Friday
8 Library Access
9 Junior Concert Band
9 Library Access

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS
COMMUNITY NEWS
Primary School Debating Competition
This year Redeemer has not entered Year 6 and 7 teams in the
Queensland Debating Union Junior Competition. Instead, we have
organised a local debating competition. Our students in Years 6
and 7 are competing instead against three local primary schools –
St Peters, MacGregor and Rochedale.
Last week a preliminary round was held, only involving teams in
each school. Parents have already commented on the advantages
of this new competition. All debates are held at Redeemer, with
the Year 6 teams starting at 4.30pm and the Year7 teams starting
at 5.30pm. Instead of needing to travel to inner city schools,
where parking facilities are limited, there is ample parking at our
College. Instead of debates starting at 7.00pm, they are now all
completed by 6.30pm.
Inter-school debates will occur at Redeemer on Wednesday
21 August, Wednesday 11 September and Thursday 24 October.
Families are most welcome to attend these debates.
PARENTS & FRIENDS NEWS
P & F Market Night
Saturday 7 September, 6.00pm-8.30pm
“Market Night” is coming to Redeemer! Market Night will
consist of a combination of market style stalls, supper, and light
entertainment.
Market Night will be held in the Multi-Purpose Centre
Auditorium on Saturday 7 September from 6.00pm-8.30pm.
Supper and dessert will be available for purchase together with
tea and coffee, cold drinks and champagne.
Stalls include: Avon, Redeemer Handmade Gifts, Phoenix Cards,
Intimo, Leanne's Fashion Jewellery, Lil Princess, Chez Creations,
Ladies Fashion, Impressionable Kids, Temple Arts & Crafts, plus
more!
Entry: $5 per person (and includes complimentary orange juice or
champagne on arrival, and 5 tickets to the prize draw). Tickets
will shortly be available for sale online through the Redeemer
website. Stay tuned!
If you have a business (or know of someone who does), please
contact Natalie Pashen at parentsandfriends@redeemer.com.au
to express your interest in holding a stall.
Hand Made Gifts Group
The Hand Made Gifts Group will be continuing again throughout
Term 3 with regular workshops being each fortnight making
exciting new handmade gifts for our stall at the Fair!
The days for our workshops this term are:
Every second Thursday at Kath Ramsay’s home: 1.00pm - 3.00pm
on Thursday 8 & 22 August; 5 & 19 September. Contact Kath
Ramsay on 0400 280 998 for details.
Every Second Monday at Karen Lie's place 10.30am - 12.30pm
on Monday 12 & 26 August; 9 September. Contact Karen Lie on
0412 121 164 for details.
If you are unable to make it to the workshops but would like to
make something for the stall, all craft donations are accepted.
Burundi Barnyard Bonanza
Each year Our Saviour Lutheran Church, (which worships in
Redeemer Chapel each Sunday), holds a bush dance. The
“Burundi Barnyard Bonanza” will be held this Saturday night,
3 August in the Redeemer Multi-Purpose Centre. It is a fantastic
opportunity for both students and their families to come along
and have a good night whilst also learning about life in Burundi.
With connections to Australian Lutheran World Service, all
profits from the night will go straight to helping and benefiting
the livelihood of the people of Burundi.
Children's games will be run from 5.30pm until 6.30pm, with a
barbecue dinner from 6.00pm until 7.00pm. The bush dancing
will begin from 7.00pm!
Tickets can be bought on the night, and are only $10 per person,
or $40 for a family of 5 - kids under 5 years are free! It's always a
great night, and we hope to see you there!
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SENIOR SCHOOL NEWS
Artist in Residence 2013
Redeemer Art Department started Term 3 with the fantastic
experience of having ceramic sculpture artist, Ruth Park, as guest
artist in residence for the week, 9-12 July. Ruth Park, from the
Northern Rivers District of NSW, near Lismore, is a renowned
artist both nationally and internationally.
The Year 11 Visual Art class experienced a full day workshop on
the Wednesday, with the construction of a life-size human bust,
paying attention to accurate human proportions and features.
This year’s cohort produced a range of genuine “characters”, all
with distinctive features and personalities.
Ruth worked with the Year 9 Visual Art class to produce large,
free-standing Gremlin heads. In a whole day workshop on the
Thursday the Year 9’s created amazing fantasy characters.
In addition to taking practical classes throughout each day, Ruth
also worked on her own art piece over the week. This year Ruth
demonstrated and constructed wheel-thrown pots. She also
demonstrated many finishing effects. As it was only a four day
week, Ruth stayed until 5.00pm on the Friday for any students
who wished to have some extra tuition time.
Both Art staff and Art students appreciated Ruth’s talented
expertise and her friendly and cheerful delivery. The workshops
proved to be truly fruitful, fun and enriching for all involved,
with students creating more imaginative and quality work than
ever before.
Image of God
I highly value keeping up to speed with current affairs, so
watching the news or reading stuff on my BBC app are daily
activities. Some days, however, I wonder why I bother!
Watching the news can be a terribly depressing experience.
There are days when it seems that humanity is just going to the
dogs!! One bad news story follows another – internationally,
nationally, or locally. I’m well aware, of course, that the current
affairs we hear about are whatever the media wants to focus
attention on, and that the more dramatic and terrible a news
item is, the more attention it will get. There are moments when
I honestly wonder how on earth humanity has made it this far!
Sometimes good things are reported in the media as well, but
there seem to be many days when my faith in humanity is
almost lost, only to be picked up again by a simple act of
kindness I might witness in my own neighbourhood. Not newsworthy
stuff, but just a little bit of something which restores
my faith in humanity, and that all is not lost. Sometimes a little
introspection is in order, and before I start to ponder the state
of humanity by what I see “out there”, it’s best to take a look
inside and see what’s happening “in there”. And truthfully, the
same good and evil, the same good news/bad news stories play
out in my own soul.
One biblical concept that has fascinated me for a long time is
the ‘imago dei’, the image of God. From the very first chapter
of the Bible, it is clear that this is what separates us as a species.
We alone endlessly research to better understand our world,
we alone wrestle with the ethical life, and we alone ponder
whether there is any meaning to any of this. Although the
definition of this concept could be nuanced in a myriad of
ways, a simple working definition here can be that we reflect
God’s living presence in the world. Even a simple observation of
the world shows us that the human being occupies a god-like
status. An equally simple observation is that, if we are god-like,
then we don’t do a very good job of it.
As bearers of God’s image, we possess all kinds of abilities. But
we are confronted with a choice. How we use the image of God
within us, like it or not, up to us. We can put our abilities to
good use, or we can put them to bad use. I can use my ability to
speak to build people up, or to cut them down. One thing I
don’t have a choice about is that the war will wage within me
(in classical theological terms, I’m a sinner whether I like it or
not, and I don’t have a choice not to be one). But here’s the
thing. I also know that I’m not judged by God for that, because
Jesus has removed that fear. What’s left is that we are all
confronted with a choice. What do we do with the image of
God within us?
Pastor Paul Thiele, Senior Chaplain
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Prayer Thoughts
Pray for our Year 7 students visiting Canberra this week, and
for a safe journey home on Friday.
Pray for all Redeemer Music students performing at the
Redlands Eisteddfod this week.
Pray for all senior students as they consider their subject
selections for 2014 and future career options.
Middle School Prayers
Tyler Kiem 6VF, Mikhayla Kiem 8FF, Tracy Wu 8FF,
Hayden Ritchie 8GS, Vivian Xiao 8TZ, Sam Trimble 8JH,
Carli Smith 8GS, Ella Wenke 6VF, Hannah Wei 8GS.
Senior School Prayers
L05: Robin Badri 9, Selina Chien 9, Hawon Choi 10, Travis Dever
12, Elliot Ledger 12, Jessica Ling 12, Stanley Ling 11, John Luc 11
Ayla Manson 10, Ryan Mortensen 10, Chris Nguyen 10, Jordyn
O'Kearney 9, Maryse Warbrooke 11, Rochelle Warbrooke 10.

Tuckshop Roster
Three more volunteers required next week!
If you would like to help out in Tuckshop next week, please call in and see
us or phone us on 3340 8854 or via email on tgrandin@redeemer.com.au.
Mon 5 Aug Fiona Taylor, Julie Bosgra.
Tue 6 Aug Stephanie Ellis, Kath Ramsay.
Wed
Thu
7 Aug Help Needed! + Help Needed!
8 Aug Help Needed! + Warren Craze.
Fri 9 Aug Margaret Squires, Carol Scothern, Michelle Levin.
Middle School & Senior School
Tuckshop Specials & Menu 5 - 9 August
Monday: Roast Beef and Gravy Roll ......................................... $3.50
Sushi ............................................................................ $2.20
Tuesday: Bacon & Tomato Pasta - Large: $4.50 ............. Small: $3.50
Wednesday: Sushi....... $2.20 per stick, and Fried Rice .................. $3.00
Thursday: Pizza ............................................................................ $4.50
Friday: Taco Sub OR Baked Chicken and Cheese Roll ........... $3.50
Barbecue Chicken Noodles - Large: $4.50 ...... Small: $3.50
Bacon & Egg Burgers $4.50 and assorted Toasted Sandwiches
are available for breakfast daily from 8.00am.
Hot Chocolate is now available for $2.50 to students before school and
during meal breaks when we have staff available.
Coffee (cappuccino, café latte, mochacino, flat white,
espresso) is also available to parents before school $2.50.
The full menu for each sub-school is available at:
www.redeemer.com.au/our-college/services/tuckshop
2014 Term Dates
Term 1: Tuesday 28 January, 2014 to Friday 4 April, 2014
Term 2: Wednesday 23 April, 2014 to Friday 27 June, 2014
Term 3: Tuesday 15 July, 2014 to Friday 19 September, 2014
Term 4: Tuesday 7 October, 2014 to Tuesday 2 December, 2014
For further details including Public Holidays and Student Free Days,
logon to: www.redeemer.com.au/events/term-dates
Coming Events: July
Wednesday
CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS
31 Senior School Interhouse ReCykle
Competition, 1.20pm-2.10pm.
Coming Events: August
Thursday 1 Redlands Eisteddfod: Chorale, Senior
Singers (3.30pm), The Fellas (7.00pm).
Friday 2 Year 7 Canberra Tour returns, 7.30am.
Friday 2 Years 11 & 12 Volleyball Schools Cup
team departs for Toowoomba, 8.00am.
Friday 2 College Tour of Middle/Senior
School, 9.00am-10.30am.
Saturday 3 JTAS Round 2 - Basketball & Football.
Saturday 3 TAS Round 3 - Boys Basketball &
Football, Girls Volleyball & Touch vs
Rivermount College (home game).
Sunday 4 Volleyball Schools Cup team returns
from Toowomba, 5.30pm.
Monday 5 Music Performance Week commences.
Monday 5 Redlands Eisteddfod: Junior Choir,
Year 6 Band (3.45pm), Senior Concert
Band (6.15pm).
Tuesday 6 Redlands Eisteddfod: Intermediate
Concert Band, Stage Band (5.15pm).
Wednesday 7 Special Worship for Years 6-12,
12.20pm (Redeemer Chapel).
Wednesday 7 Year 9/2014 Subject Information
Evening, 6.30pm (Redeemer Chapel).
Thursday 8 Jeans for Genes Day (whole college).
Saturday 10 TAS Round 4 - Boys Basketball &
Football, Girls Volleyball & Touch v
Faith Lutheran College, Redlands (H).
Saturday 10 JTAS Round 3 Basketball & Football.
Wednesday 14 Exhibition Public Holiday.
Monday 26 Tuchekoi Year 9.1 departs, 7.00am.
Coming Events: September
Friday 20 Term 3 Concludes.
For the detailed College Calendar go to:
www.redeemer.com.au/events/calendar
This Sunday at Our Saviour
8.30am ........... Family Service - Theme: “On Our Knees”
9.30am .............. Under 5’s Singing (Chapel Classrooms)
9.30am ............................ ‘KFC’ (Kids for Christ) Kid’s Club
6.00pm .............................................. Sunday Night Live!
Tuesday ............... Playgroup, 8.30am (MPC Auditorium)
Wednesday .. Mid-week Prayer, 9.15am (Prayer Chapel)
Thursday ................... Thursday Ladies, 9.30am (Chapel)
Friday ................. Lazer (Junior Youth), 3.45pm (Chapel)
Friday ................. OSSY (Senior Youth), 7.00pm (Chapel)
Our Saviour Coming Events
This Saturday Night! - Burundi Barnyard
Bonanza, 5.30pm to 10.00pm (live music + bush
dancing + barnyard animals + children’s games/
entertainment + Aussie BBQ. Supporting ALWS
projects in Burundi.
Saturday 17 August - Pizza Night, 5.30pm at
Redeemer Chapel. All welcome!
Sunday 25 August - Confirmation Service, 8.30am
Sunday 3 September - Harvest/Fathers’ Day, 8.30am
Saturday 7 September - Tables of Eight (An opportunity for
a night of wonderful fellowship!) Contact Danielle Wilson
(0466 222 837), Rod & Marj Eime (3341 1903), Judy Powell (3341 7210).
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tablesof8.