Riverside Rap - Riverside Christian College
Riverside Rap - Riverside Christian College
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS<br />
TERM 4 EVENTS<br />
Friday 16 November Last Day for Year 12 Year 12<br />
Friday 16 November Formal Dinner Year 12 Hervey Bay Community Centre<br />
Friday 23 November Prep Gala Movie Night All Welcome Undercover Area first ... MPH– show<br />
Friday 30 November<br />
Festival of Nine<br />
Lessons<br />
Middle <strong>College</strong><br />
Friday 30 November Last Day of Term 4 Years 10 & 11<br />
Monday 3 December Year 8 Orientation Year 8 students for 2013 On Campus<br />
Tuesday 4 December<br />
Thursday 6<br />
December<br />
Thursday 6<br />
December<br />
Thursday 6<br />
December<br />
Junior <strong>College</strong><br />
Celebrates<br />
Junior <strong>College</strong><br />
St Paul’s Anglican Church<br />
On Campus<br />
BIG Day Out Middle <strong>College</strong> Hervey Bay<br />
Academic Reports Whole <strong>College</strong> Sent home with students<br />
Last Day of Term 4 Prep to Year 9<br />
Friday 7 December Pupil Free Day Whole <strong>College</strong><br />
<strong>Riverside</strong> Term Dates 2013<br />
Term Start End Weeks<br />
1 Tuesday 29 January Thursday 28 March 9<br />
2 Tuesday 16 April Friday 21 June 10<br />
3 Thur 11 July Friday 20 Sept 11<br />
4 Tue 8 October Thur 5 Dec (Yrs P‐9) 9<br />
Friday 29 Nov (Yrs10‐11) 8<br />
Friday 15 Nov (Yr 12) 6<br />
This weeks Solar eclipse …..<br />
6.39am Wednesday, Cairns time Far North<br />
Queensland was lucky enough to have a<br />
birds eye view of a total solar eclipse.<br />
Although total solar eclipses happen about<br />
once every 18 months on earth, they<br />
rarely can be viewed from land so this<br />
weeks event was very exciting and quite<br />
special.<br />
Effectively a total solar eclipse occurs<br />
when the light from the Sun is completely<br />
blocked by the moon, casting a dark<br />
shadow onto Earth as shown by the<br />
picture below.<br />
As the sun disappears , the moons shadow arrives , causing the<br />
whole sky to go black. During totality , when the Suns bright<br />
surface is<br />
completely<br />
obscured , the<br />
Moon appears<br />
as a black hole in<br />
the sky outlined<br />
by the Suns<br />
softly glowing<br />
white corona ,<br />
the Suns outer<br />
atmosphere.<br />
The next<br />
sightings of a<br />
total eclipse in<br />
Australia is<br />
shown on the<br />
map. So mark<br />
your calendars.<br />
Calendar<br />
of Events<br />
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