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Issue 9/2011 17 th June 2011<br />
Feast <strong>of</strong> the Trinity – Sunday June 19 th<br />
God, our nurturer, create in us an open heart, to hear your word and see its possibilities.<br />
God, our friend, walk with us in our search for meaning through the darkness that obscures our<br />
vision.<br />
God, our motivator, inspire us to meet the challenges <strong>of</strong> the future with hope <strong>of</strong> your Spirit.<br />
<strong>FROM</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>PRINCIPAL</strong><br />
Dear Members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Academy</strong> Community,<br />
This week has been a very important week for students in Years 9 to 12. Students have sat a number <strong>of</strong> examinations<br />
with the culmination being the General Achievement Test (GAT) which took place yesterday for all students studying<br />
a 3/4 unit. Hopefully your daughters will now be feeling not only a sense <strong>of</strong> relief but also a sense <strong>of</strong> accomplishment<br />
that their study and their efforts have come to fruition.<br />
We now move to Semester 2 next week and this new semester presents students with new challenges and the<br />
opportunity to immerse themselves in their studies with renewed vigour and energy.<br />
At the present time staff are involved in the extremely important process <strong>of</strong> Report writing. This is a task that takes an<br />
enormous amount <strong>of</strong> time and I remind you <strong>of</strong> the two student free days as detailed in our College calendar.<br />
• Wednesday, June 22 nd - Correction and Report Writing Day—no classes for students.<br />
• Friday July 1 st - Pro<strong>of</strong> Reading <strong>of</strong> Reports (am) and staff Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Development (pm) – no classes<br />
for students.<br />
• Please note therefore that students will finish Term 2 at 3.15pm on Thursday, 30 th June.<br />
• Reports will be posted during the first week <strong>of</strong> the school holidays.<br />
The beginning <strong>of</strong> Term 3, Monday 18 th July is a Staff Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Development Day.<br />
Students begin Term 3 on Tuesday 19 th July.<br />
On Sunday we celebrate the great feast <strong>of</strong> the Trinity. In acknowledgement <strong>of</strong> this feast let us pray for each other.<br />
May the love <strong>of</strong> the Father enfold us,<br />
The wisdom <strong>of</strong> the Son enlighten us,<br />
The fire <strong>of</strong> the Holy Spirit inflame us;<br />
And may the blessing <strong>of</strong> the Three Person God rest upon us,<br />
And abide in us now and ever more. Amen.<br />
Sr <strong>Mary</strong> Moloney rsm<br />
Principal<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
Queen’s Birthday Honours List – Merle Gilbo<br />
The <strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong> community congratulates Past Pupil, Merle Gilbo, on being<br />
awarded an OAM in the recent Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Merle was a student <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> during the 1940’s and made a distinguished contribution in the area <strong>of</strong> Science. Her<br />
OAM recognized her for the following:<br />
“ For Service to Science as a biochemist and to the community.”<br />
Merle is a very active Past Pupil and is currently Vice President <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Academy</strong><br />
Alumnae Committee. The <strong>Academy</strong> Mission Statement describes Mercy women as those who:<br />
“Possess a sense <strong>of</strong> social responsibility as caring and compassionate carriers <strong>of</strong> the Mercy<br />
tradition. Their spirituality leads them to live faith –filled active lives <strong>of</strong> service to others”<br />
Congratulations Merle – a true woman <strong>of</strong> mercy!!<br />
MEDAL (OAM) OF <strong>THE</strong> ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN <strong>THE</strong> GENERAL DIVISION 140 Miss Catherine Merle GILBO,<br />
2/26 Ford Street, Ivanhoe Vic 3079<br />
For service to science as a biochemist, and to the community.<br />
Biochemist, Commonwealth Serum Laboratories (CSL), from 1951 until her retirement in 1993.<br />
Member, CSL `25ERS Club', since its inception; also holds executive roles.<br />
Coordinator <strong>of</strong> the Liturgy Group and Parish representative in interfaith and inter-parish activities; Catholic Parish <strong>of</strong><br />
Ivanhoe; since 1951; Member, since 1951.<br />
Member, Banyule Interfaith/Intercultural Network, since 2009.<br />
Reader/Minister <strong>of</strong> Communion at weekly Masses, Ivanhoe <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong>, for many years; Member, since 1951;<br />
lifetime parishioner.<br />
Catholic representative, Ivanhoe Churches Together Committee, for 6 years.<br />
Library volunteer, <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong> Primary School, since 1995.<br />
Current Vice-President, Past Pupils’ Committee, <strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong> Secondary College.<br />
Editor, Pallottine family newsletter, since 1968.<br />
Representative, Pallottine International Congress in Rome, 2010; Poland, 2005.<br />
Volunteer, Pallotti College Millgrove, for over 30 years.<br />
Volunteer, 'In home service', Ivanhoe Yarra Plenty Library, since 1995; Member, since 1994.<br />
Zone Leader, BNY 9 and BNY 25 Neighbourhood Watch, 1989-2000; Area Coordinator, 2000-2008.<br />
Newsletter Editor/Fundraiser, Macleod Community Support, Southern Cross Care, since 1995.<br />
Member, Cheshire Victorian Homes Foundation, Ryder-Cheshire Australia Victoria Branch, for many years.<br />
From 1957 to 1961 at CSL, new insights into the funnel-web spider venom were gleaned through the efforts <strong>of</strong> Dr<br />
Saul Wiener MB BS (Melb 1947), PhD (Melb 1952) MD (Melb 1960) FRACP and his collaborators though they were<br />
not able to find either an antivenin or a drug that would neutralise the venom. In 1964, two other CSL workers,<br />
biochemists Merle Gilbo and Norman Coles, published details <strong>of</strong> their isolation <strong>of</strong> what was considered to be<br />
the main toxin in Funnel-web venom.<br />
DEPUTY <strong>PRINCIPAL</strong><br />
Parents’ Association Confectionary Drive – May 30 th to June 28 th<br />
Students may return the money and/or chocolates as follows:<br />
a) If all chocolates have been sold the money can be placed, in the envelope provided with the student’s<br />
name, homeroom and amount enclosed, in the “Chocolate Box” in the Student Office.<br />
b) If students wish to return chocolates or obtain additional boxes <strong>of</strong> chocolates, this will be done in the<br />
Murray Room between 8.20am & 8.50am on the following dates:<br />
Thursday June 23 rd &<br />
Tuesday, June 26 th<br />
Students are asked not to return partially sold boxes <strong>of</strong> chocolates to the Student Office or to their Homeroom Teacher.<br />
A reminder that all money is due back at the College by Tuesday, June 28 th .<br />
Upcoming dates - Term 3<br />
Monday, July 18 th<br />
Staff Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Development Day – no classes.<br />
Tuesday, July 19 th<br />
Classes commence for all students (Day 7 <strong>of</strong> the Timetable).<br />
Thursday, August 4 th Parent/ Teacher Interviews for Years 11 & 12.<br />
Tuesday, September 1 st Parent/ Teacher Interviews for Years 7 to 10.<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
Parent /Teacher Interviews (Years 11 & 12)<br />
A letter detailing the arrangements for the VCE Parent/Teacher Interviews including the procedures for accessing the<br />
on-line booking system (PTO) will be included with your daughter’s Semester 1 Report.<br />
Parent /Teacher Interviews (Years 7, 8, 9 & 10)<br />
A letter detailing the arrangements for the Years 7 to 10 Parent/Teacher Interviews including the procedures for<br />
accessing the on-line booking system (PTO) will be sent home in the week commencing Monday, August 15 th .<br />
Mr Adrian Fuller, Deputy Principal<br />
DIRECTOR OF FAITH AND MISSION<br />
Our Japan Disaster Appeal was held June 6-10 th . We had badges on<br />
sale and the Japanese DVD Totoro shown on 3 lunchtimes. This raised<br />
$250, and a Panya Food Stall raised $140. On Friday lunchtime was a<br />
performance by <strong>Academy</strong>’s Japanese Dance Group and origami making.<br />
Class Masses for the last two weeks <strong>of</strong> term are as follows: 8 Red &<br />
8 Silver on 20 th June; and 9 Blue on 27 th June. All welcome, especially<br />
parents and grandparents <strong>of</strong> students in each class. Mass starts at 8.05<br />
and finishes at 8.30 sharp.<br />
DIRECTOR OF TEACHING AND LEARNING<br />
Ms Andrea Luscombe, Director <strong>of</strong> Faith and Mission<br />
Reports<br />
Teachers are currently preparing to write the semester one reports on your daughter’s progress. The reports will<br />
contain information regarding your daughter’s organisation for class, completion <strong>of</strong> homework and other ‘work related<br />
capabilities’. The report will include grades for the assessment tasks completed in the semester. There will also be a<br />
general comment that will seek to clarify the strengths <strong>of</strong> your daughter’s application to her studies as well as possible<br />
challenges.<br />
For Year 7 to 11 the assessment grades will represent percentage scores as indicated below.<br />
Grade<br />
Percentage Equivalent<br />
A+ 100 - 95<br />
A 94 - 90<br />
B+ 89 - 85<br />
B 84 – 75<br />
C+ 74 - 70<br />
C 69 - 60<br />
D+ 59 - 55<br />
D 54 - 50<br />
E+ 49 - 45<br />
E 44 - 40<br />
UG < 40<br />
NGL The work, or a substantial portion <strong>of</strong> the work, was submitted late<br />
and as a consequence <strong>of</strong> college policy was not graded<br />
NA College approved circumstances prevented the student from<br />
completing the assessment task.<br />
NS The student failed to submit the task for assessment.<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
Satisfactory or Non Satisfactory Unit Results The Year 7 – 10 Semester reports will include a statement <strong>of</strong> overall<br />
performance for the Unit. There are three possible Unit outcomes.<br />
A “Satisfactory” will be awarded to a student who has achieved:<br />
• All grades at D and above and, through the learning activities both in class and in the study and homework<br />
programs, has objectively demonstrated achievement <strong>of</strong> the learning outcomes and Standards.<br />
A “Provisional Pass” will be awarded to a student who has been awarded:<br />
• One E+, E, UG or NGL (Not Graded due to Lateness) grade for a Reported Assessment Task, but, who<br />
through the learning activities both in class and in the study and homework programs, has objectively<br />
demonstrated achievement <strong>of</strong> the learning outcomes and Standards.<br />
A “Fail” will be awarded to a student who has been awarded:<br />
• One or more NS (Not Submitted).<br />
• More than one E+, E, UG or NGL grade.<br />
• One E+, E, UG or NGL grade and, through failure to complete learning activities in class and through a failure<br />
to complete homework and study tasks, has objectively failed to demonstrate achievement <strong>of</strong> the learning<br />
outcomes and Standards.<br />
Atherton Garden Homework Club An enthusiastic group <strong>of</strong> <strong>Academy</strong> students has been going to the Atherton<br />
Gardens Homework Club to provide support and tutoring to local primary school children. The Homework club is<br />
managed by the Brotherhood <strong>of</strong> St Laurence and the organisers are fulsome in their praise <strong>of</strong> the work done by the<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> girls and teachers. We still need more volunteers and any girl who would like to be part <strong>of</strong> this exciting,<br />
worthwhile and enjoyable program should pick up an application form from the student <strong>of</strong>fice and return it to Mr<br />
Hyland.<br />
Mr Mark Hyland, Director <strong>of</strong> Teaching and Learning<br />
HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT<br />
Year 9 GREAT OUTDOORS - Mapping and Tourism project<br />
Getaway Show!<br />
From the sporting stadiums to shopping centres, Melbourne’s got it all! After visiting<br />
Eureka Tower to get our bearings the Year 9 Great Outdoors class split into four<br />
teams and have bravely ventured out to the corners <strong>of</strong> Melbourne’s hot spots,<br />
bringing back to you pieces <strong>of</strong> treasures from each. We’re looking forward to<br />
presenting our fieldwork as a ‘Getaway’ show. Thanks Mrs McLennan for the<br />
experience.<br />
Cheap Shopping<br />
Melbourne is bursting over the rim with local and international designers, chain stores, vintage and small boutiques.<br />
Arts, Entertainment and Sports<br />
With Australia known as a sport fanatic country as well as a multi-cultural one, sporting<br />
entertainment and cultural arts are lurking in every corner <strong>of</strong> Melbourne. Whether it’s Asian arts<br />
and entertainment like China Town, or downright Aussie AFL and the MCG, this city is constantly<br />
bubbling over with adventurers in search for a taste <strong>of</strong> fun.<br />
Historical Melbourne<br />
Melbourne is full <strong>of</strong> historical places and even though most may<br />
cringe at the thought <strong>of</strong> going to places to do with history you can<br />
actually get a lot out <strong>of</strong> it and have a good time!! As the Historical<br />
Group we went to the Immigration Museum, Captain Cook’s<br />
Cottage, The State Library and The Old Melbourne Gaol. We got<br />
around to each <strong>of</strong> our destinations without getting lost once! We<br />
had heaps <strong>of</strong> fun and really enjoyed ourselves.<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
Family Fun<br />
On this Great Outdoors ‘Getaway’ excursion we visited<br />
many great family fun places, including The Aquarium, Ice-<br />
House, Wonderland Fun Park, The Museum and IMAX. We<br />
enjoyed this experience going around Melbourne and<br />
appreciated the beautiful scenery. In our travels, we came<br />
across a Big M van and we were able to take as many<br />
FREE Big M’s as we could, and that made our day!<br />
This project brought Melbourne to life for the girls and it was wonderful seeing them so exited and productive<br />
with their collection <strong>of</strong> data… Looking forward to the show!<br />
PS - Each group wrote their own article above.<br />
Mrs Christine McLennan, Humanities Teacher<br />
LOTE DEPARTMENT<br />
LOTE NEWS<br />
On Thursday 19 th May, ten students from the Year 11 Japanese class went<br />
to Shoya Japanese restaurant in Market Lane in the city to conclude their<br />
study <strong>of</strong> “The Eating Habits <strong>of</strong> the Japanese”. The girls were able to sample<br />
a range <strong>of</strong> traditional Japanese food such as t<strong>of</strong>u, a type <strong>of</strong> savoury custard<br />
called chawanmushi, tempura, sashimi and udon. They were also able to<br />
experience dining at an authentic atmosphere seated at “horigotatsu” type<br />
tables and being served by native speakers <strong>of</strong> the Japanese language who<br />
were only too happy to explain what ingredients were used or how certain<br />
dishes were prepared. The information gathered by the students on this<br />
excursion was then used the following week when they wrote a review <strong>of</strong> the<br />
restaurant in Japanese for their Written SAC.<br />
INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTRE<br />
RAGE Book Club<br />
On Friday May 20 th Stephanie Stepan, a former student <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> and now Publicist at Text Publishing, came to speak to<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the RAGE Book Club about the publishing industry.<br />
She firstly explained how she worked as a volunteer at a<br />
publishing company and then managed to secure a position at<br />
Text. She went on to talk about how authors go about getting their<br />
books published and emphasised the importance <strong>of</strong> pro<strong>of</strong> reading.<br />
Editors do not accept manuscripts which have grammatical and<br />
spelling errors. Steph also brought along a couple <strong>of</strong> young adult<br />
books which are to be released later this year.<br />
It was a great pleasure to welcome Steph back to the school and<br />
hear about her life after <strong>Academy</strong>.<br />
A number <strong>of</strong> RAGE members went along to the Reading Matters<br />
Conference at the State Library on 26 th May and listened to a<br />
number <strong>of</strong> authors talk about their books. The most entertaining<br />
by far was Oliver Phommavanh who wrote Thai-riffic, a story about a Thai-Australian boy whose parents own a Thai<br />
restaurant, but who longs for a pizza. He goes to great lengths to hide his Thai background but a school project<br />
teaches him to appreciate his parents and culture. Oliver also wrote a chapter in Growing-up Asian in Australia, an<br />
anthology <strong>of</strong> stories written by Asian Australians, edited by Alice Pung and which is held in the library.<br />
It was a most entertaining morning and the girls are now looking forward to more <strong>of</strong> the same when we attend the<br />
Melbourne Writers’ Festival in August.<br />
Ms Heather McPhee, Head <strong>of</strong> Information Services<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT<br />
Greetings school community,<br />
‘Grease’ The Musical - What a tremendous success!<br />
Congratulations and thank you to everybody who contributed to making our College musical a reality. Special thanks<br />
must go to Sr. <strong>Mary</strong> Moloney, our Principal and Mr McFarlane, Principal <strong>of</strong> Simonds Catholic College for supporting<br />
the production. Thank you to the <strong>Academy</strong> staff who gave up their time during rehearsals, helped backstage with<br />
props, sets and ticketing. The guest appearances <strong>of</strong> Mr De Cata, Ms Doria, Ms Grove and Mr Hyland as Teen Angels<br />
was appreciated. Thank you to our behind the Scenes helpers - Mr McInerney, Ms Harding, Ms Hocking, Ms<br />
Luscombe, Mr Fern, Mr Gatt, Mr Romanin, Ms Neil, Mr Fuller, Mrs Appleby, Ms Kennedy, Mr Bourne, and Ms Salvo.<br />
Past students were also involved - Mille Sedlarevic, Jennifer De Guzman, Rebecca Nutter, Hannah Butler, and Natalie<br />
Taylor. Also a huge thank you must go out to all the parents who helped with sewing the costumes especially Mrs<br />
Morrissey, Mrs Cavedon and donations from Mrs Allegro, Mr and Mrs Vavalà, Mr Rozakeas, and the <strong>Academy</strong><br />
Parents’ Association. Thank you, too, Marian College for the use <strong>of</strong> their props.<br />
‘Grease’ is the <strong>Academy</strong>’s fourth production, following the success <strong>of</strong> ‘Wizard <strong>of</strong> Oz’, ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Leader <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Pack’. This year’s production <strong>of</strong> Grease was a very historical event because it brought together two schools. The<br />
show was put together during hours <strong>of</strong> holiday rehearsals, and lunchtime and after school rehearsals. We thank Mr<br />
Hessey, Producer, Director and, just about everything else, for taking on this huge task.<br />
In Mr Hessey’s words “the show wouldn’t have been possible without our student support”<br />
Production Team - Alex Vavalá, Hariet Darby - Mr Hessey’s Assistants, Caitlin Farrelly – Costumes. Main<br />
Choreographers – Sarah Cardamone, Emily-Rose Guarnuccio. Helpers – Ruby Fleming, Grace Donohoe (also<br />
makeup), Isabella Cavedon, Giulietta Busso, Rebecca Bassett vocal coach.<br />
Finally to everyone who has helped out along the way, your help has not gone unnoticed and we thank you very much.<br />
Musical Report<br />
It’s been 3 weeks, 4 days, 3 hours and 7 minutes since the <strong>Academy</strong>/ Simonds musical “Grease” came to a<br />
spectacular end. For 9 months we have worked closely with a talented cast, an amazing production team and the<br />
fabulous Mr Hessey and to see this musical come to an end is quite sad. Everyone involved this year had amazing<br />
talents but there a few who need special mentions. We had an amazing group <strong>of</strong> choreographers (Isabella Cavedon,<br />
Sarah Cardamone, Emily Guarnuccio & Ruby Fleming) who taught everyone to dance. Rebecca Basset was our vocal<br />
coach who whipped everyone’s voices into shape. Our production team consisted <strong>of</strong> Caitlin Farrrely, Harriet Darby<br />
and myself.<br />
Caitlin was in charge <strong>of</strong> the costume department, designing an individual look for each cast member, rewrote the<br />
script and did our pre-show warm ups. Harriet was our stage manager and over all organiser. She could fix any<br />
problems on stage, find anything that went missing and created all the advertisement. Mr Hessey was our director,<br />
producer, go to man, father figure and friend throughout the musical. His dedication to the musical was infallible and<br />
without him it would never have come to fruition. And as our great maestro would always say to me, “Alex, please<br />
write something about yourself!”<br />
So this is what I got to say...<br />
I was the <strong>of</strong>ficial Nonna (Grandmother) <strong>of</strong> the production. My main job was generally looking out for the cast’s well<br />
being. This entitled feeding them all (they eat so much), keeping them calm (I think it was them who kept me calm in<br />
the end!), making sure all 100 and something costumes were all ironed ready to go (funnily enough, it became my<br />
stress relief), cleaning up after the boys (I swear, I don’t think they know the meaning <strong>of</strong> the word ‘coat hanger’) and<br />
attending to any wardrobe malfunction, scraped knee, emotional breakdown or just for a hug. Anyways, enough about<br />
the awesome talents and let’s talk about the show…<br />
Opening night was a success. Our night began with a mad flurry <strong>of</strong> costumes, make up, hair gel and straighteners but<br />
as usual we were ready to perform by 7.30pm. The main highlight <strong>of</strong> the night was putting makeup on the boys as<br />
they flat out refused. The cast performed to a sold out crowd and received a standing ovation. As the shows continued<br />
the cast consumed countless amounts <strong>of</strong> cordial and food, probably used more than 4 large cans <strong>of</strong> hair spray,<br />
applied numerous layers <strong>of</strong> foundation and used the question “Where is my…” a countless number <strong>of</strong> time.<br />
Somewhere in between all the hype we all came to the realisation that this experience was nearly over. By Saturday<br />
28 th the cast had made a deal to go out with a bang and that we did. That Saturday was our best show. Every note<br />
was hit, every dance step performed and the acting was deserving <strong>of</strong> a Tony Award.<br />
On behalf <strong>of</strong> the whole cast we would like to thank Mr Hessey for giving us the opportunity to shine on stage and<br />
participate in an event that has left us with memories and friendships that will last a life time.<br />
Alex Vavalá 12 Green<br />
Wow, what an amazing 9 months full <strong>of</strong> blood, sweat and tears. It went and came so quickly. The five performances <strong>of</strong><br />
‘Grease’ were all a success. Opening Night was fantastic and despite a few technical difficulties and a rowdy audience<br />
on the second night but we came through and worked together to keep the show going. The other 3 shows were also<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
illiant and very fun. I like to thank all the girls and boys who performed you were all amazing and did an excellent job<br />
to make the show great. The boys at Simonds Catholic College were extraordinary. We thought that with no previous<br />
experience from the boys, they wouldn’t make it, but they all surprised us with their hidden dancing, acting and singing<br />
skills. They were amazing to watch and work with, so thank you.<br />
I’d also like to thank Mr. Hessey for his support, his hard work, commitment and encouragement, because without him<br />
this show wouldn’t have happened. So thanks Mr. Hessey.<br />
I hope all <strong>of</strong> you watching had as fun, as we did performing.<br />
So thank you to all who helped, and supported us, you are all very much appreciated.<br />
I hope the next musical is as successful as this one was.<br />
So thank you once again.<br />
Sarah Cardamone 12 Blue<br />
Instrumental Music Lessons Enrolment for Semester Two<br />
Now is the time to organize enrolment for private lessons in Semester Two. Enrolment forms are available in the<br />
student <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
Please note that all students who are currently having private lessons have to fill out an enrolment form to reenrol<br />
for Semester two. All enrolments and re-enrolments are to be done by the end <strong>of</strong> this term. Please see Mr<br />
Hessey or Ms Tran in the student <strong>of</strong>fice for any quires in regards to music lessons in Semester Two.<br />
School Holliday Band Rehearsal<br />
A School Band rehearsal is scheduled during the holidays on Monday 11 July (2 nd week <strong>of</strong> the holidays). The<br />
rehearsal is aimed to prepare the band for the Melbourne Schools Band Festival in August. Students are to be at<br />
school at 8-45am and will be dismissed at 3-30pm.<br />
Melbourne Schools Band Festival<br />
The Melbourne Schools Band Festival is going to be on Thursday 18 August. The girls in the school band are in the<br />
process in learning new material for their performance at Robert Blackwood Hall.<br />
Best Wishes<br />
Mr Allan Hessey, Head <strong>of</strong> Performing Arts<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
NOTICES<br />
ON CAMPUS<br />
UNIFORM SHOP<br />
There will be a 40% discount on the old style uniform<br />
The Uniform Shop is open on the following days during school terms:<br />
Tuesdays—3.00pm to 4.00pm and Fridays—12.30pm to 1.30pm,<br />
The uniform shop will be open during the Term 1 holiday break on the following days and times:<br />
Wednesday, April 13 th 10.00am to 2.00pm<br />
Thursday, April 14 th 10.00am to 2.00pm<br />
Friday, April 15 th<br />
10.00am to 2.00pm<br />
Mrs Clorinda Novembre, Phone 9486 0130<br />
Position available<br />
Part-time Uniform Shop Retail Assistant<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> Of <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong> has appointed Buxwear as the Uniform Supplier. At the Beginning <strong>of</strong> Term 3, the uniform shop<br />
located at <strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong> will be operated by Buxwear. We are therefore seeking a responsible person to work parttime<br />
as the retail shop manager, able to work independently and possess highly developed communication skills. Retail experience<br />
preferred.<br />
Required hours: Tuesdays—3.00pm to 4.00pm and Fridays—12.30pm to 1.30pm<br />
Other hours as required<br />
Please send resume to: (Including 2 referee’s) to:<br />
David Loewy<br />
Managing Director<br />
Buxwear Uniforms<br />
8/169 Cheltenham Road<br />
Dandenong, Vic. 3175<br />
Or email resume<br />
david@buxwear.com.au<br />
All enquiry please contact: Ph. (03) 9792-0424<br />
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au
<strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>Immaculate</strong><br />
Mercy Secondary Education Inc. A0035660B<br />
88 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy 3065, Telephone: (03) 9419 3044 Fax: (03) 9419 3885, Email: academy @academy.vic.edu.au