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Iona College seeks to provide a dynamic Catholic learning community
within the Oblate spirit, so that its members are faith-filled, resilient,
courageous, well-balanced and prepared to make a difference.
COLLEGE CONTACTS
Telephone: 3893 8888
Facsimile: 3893 8800
Absentee Line: 3893 8889
Email:
Website:
admin@iona.qld.edu.au
www.iona.qld.edu.au
PO Box 351
Wynnum Central Qld 4178
COMING EVENTS
CLOSING DATE FOR ENROLMENT
APPLICATIONS 2017
Friday 6 February
P&F WELCOME BBQ FOR FAMILIES
OF YEARS 5, 7 & 8
Sunday 8 February, 3pm to 5pm
SPORTS SUPPERTERS MEETING
Monday 9 February, 7pm
YEAR 12 PARENT INFO EVENING
Tuesday 10 February, IPAC, 7pm
YEAR 5 & 6 INTERHOUSE
SWIMMING CARNIVAL
Wednesday 11 February
YEAR 11 PARENT INFO EVENING
Thursday 12 February, IPAC, 7pm
THEATRESPORTS YEARS 7-12
Monday 16 February, IPAC, 7pm
6 FEBRUARY 2015 No. 2
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING IONA TELEPHONE LINES
We are currently experiencing some technical difficulties with our telephone lines.
Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause and we thank you for your patience.
Dear Parents
On Tuesday’s assembly,
we celebrated last year’s
academic achievements. It
was wonderful to welcome
back the graduating Year
12s who received an OP
score of five or better, and
acknowledge those of the
student body who achieved
to a high standard in
Semester 2 last year. Both
Kiernan Tait (OP1) and
A l e x M i o t t i ( O P 1 )
addressed the assembly
and provided inspiration as
they encouraged our
students to take every
opportunity in striving to be
the best.
Mrs Johnston, Elliott Lewis (OP1), Alex Miotti (OP1), Brendon Le (OP1),
Kiernan Tait (OP1) and Mr King cut the celebration cake after assembly.
On assembly we also recognised the College’s 1 st XI cricket players and 1 st VI volleyballers, and
congratulated this term’s sporting captains; Bailey Lavender is the 1 st XI captain and Teal Dovey and
Tim Albion are 1 st VI co-captains. Although the teams are yet to be selected, Lachlan Carter was
named as our swimming captain and Trevor Koreman our sailing captain. We wish all four captains
and their respective teams, success for the season ahead.
As we hit the sporting fields this week I encourage you to attend your sons’ games. Whether he is just
starting his journey in Year 5 or an experienced campaigner in Year 12, the boys both appreciate and
need the support of their loving parents.
The College Parents and Friends had their first meeting of the year this week. It is a great forum to not
only meet fellow parents but also discover a little more, of how Iona works. This year, at each meeting,
a College Leadership Team (CLT) member will attend to share insights and challenges and listen to
feedback regarding their respective area of responsibility. At next month’s meeting, Mrs Johnston and
Mr Christie will attend to discuss possible changes to the College’s academic reporting system. This
meeting on 2 March will provide you with the opportunity to have some input into this area and its
future direction. I encourage you to attend, listen and share your wisdom.
Last week I began elaborating on the values on which Iona College is based, the first of which is the
centrality of the Eucharist in our lives. The second of these values is passion and zeal. Passion and
zeal were insisted on by St Eugene de Mazenod for all those who worked with him. They were to
“leave nothing undared” and burn with the same zeal for souls that was the driving force of his own life.
St Eugene, like St Paul, abhorred timidity in his Oblates, “I have no use for smouldering wicks in this
Society; I want you to burn, to give heat, to give light” (St Eugene to Oblate novices).
Mr Ross King
Acting Principal
OBLATE TRIENNIUM
Year 2:
“A New Spirit:
‘Lifelong Formation”
Iona College is an Oblate school and as such is not just a place for the acquisition of knowledge,
understanding and skills. It is a place that recognises the whole human person, particularly the
spiritual person. For this reason it takes on an extra dimension in helping young people gain an
understanding of themselves and their relationship with God, the world and others. The Iona College
staff are charged with the same demand that St Eugene made upon his fellow Oblates, that is, work
with passion and zeal. It is a tall order for our staff, all of whom have families and busy lives outside of
their commitments to Iona. Thankfully, our teachers share St Eugene’s guiding priority. I am grateful
that they willingly accept the responsibility and pressure that comes with being a passionate, caring
and innovative teaching community.
MR ROSS KING
ACTING PRINCIPAL

STAFFING
FOCUS ON QUALITY OUTCOMES
Research shows that schools and teachers have a significant impact on
students and their learning (Hattie 2003). Improving teacher
effectiveness outweighs the impact of any other school education
program or policy in improving student performance. For our students’
sakes, it is important that our teachers have opportunities to engage in
professional learning that leads to high teaching standards and
improves student learning outcomes.
With these beliefs in mind, this year Iona has implemented a new
structure for teacher professional development, one which emphasises
improving teacher quality, the development of highly effective teaching
practices and the creation of a collaborative culture that promotes
learning and growth for all students. By meeting fortnightly in small
groups called professional growth teams (PGTs), teachers are provided
with the framework to observe each other and provide constructive and
meaningful dialogue around performance. Through our PGT program,
our teachers are identifying growth areas, developing the quality of
instruction and enhancing their already positive impact on our students
and their educational outcomes.
Mrs Deanne Johnston
Dean of Staff
FAITH AND MISSION
CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING
The concept of ‘mission’ is central to the Oblate spirituality. Each school
term, Iona focuses on a specific mission activity in terms of our
educational focus, our prayer and our fundraising.
Term 1 focuses on the important work of Caritas, where we support
Project Compassion. In Term 2 we support the good work of Rosies.
Term 3 focuses on the Oblate Missions, and in Term 4 we mainly
support the good work of the St Vincent de Paul Society through
Christmas donations. A significant amount of funds and goods were
raised last year to support these worthy causes. Additional to this,
fundraising occurs on various smaller levels for several other worthwhile
related causes. For example, the amount raised for the MAMI
Christmas Card Appeal for Term 4 last year was $4,653.60.
We commend the Iona community for its sense of mission and overall
generosity towards the needy.
THE HOLY FATHER’S RESOLUTIONS
The Holy Father continues to inspire the faithful ‘in the spirit of St
Francis’: accepting minority groups, embracing the poor, showing
humanness, celebrating with the world’s youth, and drawing people to
God.
Described by Forbes
Magazine as one of
the four most influential
people in the world,
Pope Francis’ role is
broad and complex
and is not without its
challenges. In all of
this, his faith in God,
his love for humanity
and his sense of hope
are inspiring to all.
He is a good man
doing God’s work in
our contemporary
world.
Mr Wayne Wilden
Dean of Faith and Mission
COMMUNITY NEWS
YEAR 5 WELCOMED
This week, at the school’s academic assembly, the student body and
staff welcomed our new, year 5 cohort. Each class entered Oblate Hall
from the back entrance and were lead to their seats to the applause of
their fellow students. It is wonderful to see the older students so warmly
welcoming the younger boys to our great school.
WELCOME BBQ
This Sunday we are looking forward to meeting many new families at
our Welcome BBQ. The afternoon commences at 3pm and families are
encouraged to bring chairs or picnic rugs and set up on the slope in
front of the Uniform Shop or on the grassed area near the basketball
courts. Don’t forget hats and sunscreen. Our hardworking P & F will
provide drinks and a sausage sizzle and at the writing of this newsletter,
great numbers are planning to attend. The afternoon concludes at 5pm.
P & F MEETING
Also great to see a very good roll out for the first P & F meeting of the
year. The College P & F meet on the first Monday of each month in the
lower Fr Daly Rooms, commencing at 7pm and new parents are always
welcome.
YEAR 5/6 SWIMMING CARNIVAL
Next Wednesday 11 February is the Years 5 and 6 House Swimming
Carnival, commencing at 11am in the Iona Pool. Parents, grandparents
or guardians are welcome to attend however, due to limited seating
areas, we do ask that visitors bring a chair with them. The carnival will
finish just prior to 3pm and the boys will be dismissed at the usual time.
Mr Damian Courtney
Dean of Community

LEARNING AND TEACHING
ACADEMIC ASSEMBLY
Tuesday’s Assembly was a case for real celebration as the College
welcomed back our 2014 OP1 – 5 recipients for an academic assembly
and morning tea. In addition to welcoming back these young men, the
staff and student body congratulated four hundred and sixteen students
on their Semester achievements. A list of these students is published
on the following page.
Kiernan Tait and Alex Miotti, two of our OP 1 students, addressed the
students and emphasised a couple of important points. The first of these
points was that being involved in a range of activities across the School
could only be beneficial to an individual’s development. Participating in
co-curricular activities, serving the wider community and being men of
faith were all mentioned as being important in one’s academic success.
The second point made was that having clearly considered goals were
crucial in having direction. Both Kiernan and Alex urged the Year 12s of
2015 to set clear goals in order to achieve to their potential.
The college community is not only proud of the success achieved so far
by the 2015 cohort but we are also excited by what lies ahead for them.
Following is a list of our OP1 – 5 graduates and their post-school
destinations. All of the tertiary courses offered are subject to change
with QTAC’s second round offers being made this week.
OP Name Course
1 Kiernan Tait Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Business (QUT)
1 Alex Miotti Bachelor of Oral Health (Griffith)
1 Elliott Lewis Bachelor of Biomedical Science (QUT)
1 Brendon Le Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Business (QUT)
2 Sean West Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative and
Professional Writing) (QUT)
3 Henry McCluskey Bachelor of Physiotherapy (ACU)
3 Chris Newnham Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Information Technology (UQ)
3 Rory O’Keeffe Bachelor of Engineering (UQ)
3 Trent Playford Bachelor of Laws (QUT)
3 Sam Treby Bachelor of Music (Griffith)
3 Alex Donoghue Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Business Management (UQ)
3 Christian Guilbert Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Information Technology (QUT)
3 William Haines Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of
Economics (UQ)
3 Jackson Hayes Bachelor of Laws (QUT)
3 Brian King Bachelor of Business (QUT)
3 Bronson Light Bachelor of Engineering (UQ)
4 Brandon Barrio Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws
(QUT)
4 Caleb Bertolone Bachelor of Business – International (QUT)
4 Liam Darby Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of
Business Management (UQ)
4 Sam Green Bachelor of Science (University of
Melbourne)
4 Andrew Jowitt Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws
(QUT)
4 Kyle Mitchell Bachelor of Engineering (UQ)
4 Tom Rossiter Australian Defence Force
5 Sean Burke Bachelor of Music (UQ)
5 Machlan Scott Bachelor of Engineering (QUT)
5 Sam Moolenschot Bachelor of Film and Screen Media
Production (Griffith)
5 Thomas Caston Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of
Engineering (QUT)
5 Andrew Pilecki Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of
Engineering (QUT)
5 Zac Thompson Bachelor of Physiotherapy (ACU)
5 James Marmin Bachelor of Engineering (UQ)
Further congratulations go to all of our OP 1 students as all of them
have secured scholarships. Brendon Le secured a $10,000
vice-chancellor’s scholarship at QUT, Elliott Lewis and Kiernan Tait both
received vice-chancellor’s scholarships to the value of $30,000 at QUT
and Alex Miotti secured a Sir Samuel Griffith scholarship worth $50,000.
Alex also received the great news that his ATAR was 99.90 (the top
ATAR being 99.95). This puts him in the top 0.1% of high school
graduates in Australia.
YEAR 12 ACADEMIC INTERVIEWS
In amongst the busyness of the two weeks of school, all Year 12s will
have an academic interview with Ms Helen Murdoch, Ms Melissa
Peacock, Mrs Johnston or me. It has been a great opportunity to
discuss the students’ results so far, the academic goal they want to
achieve this year, steps they will need to take to attain this goal and
even where they want to be at this time next year.
ACADEMIC MORNING TEA
The first of two academic morning teas was held on Tuesday morning in
IPAC with Year 10 and 12 academic award winners attending in the
company of the OP 1 – 5 students of 2014 and their families. Next
Tuesday, all Year 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 academic award winners will attend
the second morning tea.
On assembly I spoke of success being something that needs to be
earned. I urge all of our students to find ways to achieve to their
potential by commencing the year with a real positivity about their
studies.
Mr John Christie
Acting Dean of Studies
Congratulations to our 2014 OP1 – 5 recipients (photographed above).
The young men and their families joined our Year 10 and 12 academic
award winners in IPAC for morning tea on Tuesday.
IMPORTANT DATE CHANGES FOR YOUR CALENDAR
MUSIC CAMP
Saturday 7 March to Monday 9 March
(not 21-23 March as per the College calendar)
YEAR 6 CAMPS
Monday 16 March to Friday 20 March
(not 2-6 March as per the College calendar)
REQUIESCAT IN PACE
Please remember the following Iona families in your prayers as they
mourn the recent passing of a loved one.
† The Gardner, Dakin and L’Barrow families on the passing of Mrs
Margaret Gardner, grandmother of Old Boy Paul Gardner, great
grandmother of Lachlan L’Barrow (11MAC2), Scott L’Barrow
(11MAC5) and Riley Dakin (9MAZ5).
May she rest in the Lord’s everlasting peace.

MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Our ensemble rehearsals commenced this week and our choirs
welcomed back our singing students.
Iona Boys Choir: meet every Thursday morning at 7.30am in
Long Block 1 (Music Classroom). All year 5 and 6 students are
welcome to come along, meet some friends and have some fun.
Ionian Voices: meet every Thursday morning at 7.30am in
Rehearsal Room 2. This is our non auditioned year 7-12 choir who
enjoy singing along with the big boys. All are warmly welcomed.
Ionian Singers: meet every Thursday morning at 7.30am
in Rehearsal Room 1. ‘Singers’ is our only auditioned choir group
and we welcome all boys who would like to audition for this choir.
We also welcomed our year 5 students down to IPAC this week for
‘Demo Day’. Our music team demonstrated a variety of instruments
and discussed their options. The boys have all taken a preference
form home to discuss their choices with families. We look forward to
receiving them back by Monday 2 February. We will then send further
information home as soon as possible. We look forward to an exciting
year of music with our year 5s.
As educators we are aware of the statistics, but I was reminded last
weekend when I read the following in the weekend paper that music is
really great for the personal development of young brains;
‘Researchers at the University of Vermont College of Medicine
analysed the brain scans of more than two hundred kids and found
that musical training thickens (this is, improves) the part of the brain’s
cortex that helps focus their attention, improve their memory, control
their emotions and diminish their anxiety’. I am not surprised that a
large number of our academic achievers at Iona are also music
students.
Mr Peter Francis
Director of Music
Albini
Anthony
Cebula
Charlebois
Gerard
Grandin
MacKillop
Mazenod
SEMESTER 2, 2014 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Thomas Agius, Ben Aldridge, Andrew Allan, Rory Andersen, Pearce Anderson, Nicholas Avenia, Benjamin Avenia, Riley Bacic,
Cooper Baldwin, Jack Bicknell, Joshua Blissett-De Weger, Braydon Burn, Thomas Caine, Jacob Campbell-Burns, Lachlan
Carter, Jarvis Cleary, Charles Cole, Jacob Condon, Charles Costin, Nicholas Cowley, Declan Cowsell, Lochlan Deakin-Sharpe,
Riley Eastham, Brodie Eastham, Timothy Harper, Thomas Harvey, Eamonn Hawkins, Colm Hawkins, Hamish Heckmann,
Patrick Hoelscher, John Johnstone, Joshua Kempnich, Hayden Light, Jack Mahoney, Connor Malt, Ethan Malt, Patrick Malt ,
Jack McNeill, Lachlan McSweeny, Conor O'Brien, Connor O'Neill, George Politis, Jack Politis, Ishaan Pratap, Gio Rigor, Lachie
Robbins, Taylor Sweeney, Noah Vickers.
Sean Adey-McCaul, Liam Allen, Angus Barnes, Hayden Barney, Codi Booker, Dylan Bowman, Luke Brenton, Izac Brodrick,
Beau Brown, Caleb Brown, Callum Butler, Jack Carroll, Daniel Caston, Michael Codd, Jaimie Cogman, Matthew Cooper, Max
Copson, Caleb Cord, Greg Costello, Miguel Antonio De Villa, Leandro Gabriel De Villa, Elliot Du Pre Moore, Jackson Freeman,
Steele Glenn, Max Goener, Harrison Goodall, Joshua Hills, Cormaic Jones, Benjamin Kruger, Baylin Kucks, Nicholas Lee,
Timothy Lewis, Ariel Mann, Daniel McCloughan, Andrew McConnell, Logan McKee, Drew Miller, Jaymyn Molony-Kelly, Lachlan
Norrish, Matthew Norrish, Liam O'Brien, James O'Brien, Andrew Plath, Marcus Polito, James Powell, Cooper Pratten, Fox
Pratten, Charlie Qin, Domenic Randall, Samuel Rhodes, Blair Richter, Joel Rodney, Benjamin Simmers, Matthew Smith, Dylan
Van Dongen, Jonathan Vo.
William Atkins, Joshua Boyd, Jonty Brown, Noah Buchanan-Ruru, Finn Buxton, Jacob Caldwell, Mitchell Cook, Lochlan Cooke,
Joshua Cooper, Connor Costin, Oscar Craig, Jack Cranny, Thomas Cranny, Owen Dayton, Jye Dugdale, Matt Dugdale, Callum
Earle, Isaac Ehmer, Ethan Gately, Jeremy Gordon, Quinn Happer, Callum Hayes, James Holliday, Bryce Horgan, Sam
Hutchinson, Thomas Jory, Ashley Kaminski, Brady Kaminski, Finn Kirwan, Dino Lambe, Lachlan Macaulay, Robert Maguire,
Adrian Mastromichele, Harrison Maynard, Joel McArthur, Nathan Melvin-Tong, Izaak Mills, Daniel Nguyen, Henry Nguyen,
Thomas Paljakka, Finn Robson-Petch, Ethan Taafe, Vincent Taylor, Joseph Thornton, Patrick Thornton, Earl Tonogbanua,
Hayden Wasiak, William Watson, Finn Watson, William Watson, Harrison Whalley, Mitchell Worsnop.
Brody Beale, Patrick Bright, Jackson Cannon, Mitchell Coleborn, Callum Crosbie, Griffin Davies, Callum Devantier, Kane
Dormer, Timothy Dunleavy, Liam Edwards, Ky Ferrari, George Greenacre, David Hamilton, Matthew Hobbin, Jayden Hocking,
Tyler Hocking, Ryan Homes, Dylan Human, Zachary Ivanisevic, Hayden Ivanisevic, Aidan Johnston, Ethan Jones, Jay Keenan,
Jonathan Kingston, Declan Laverty, Ryan Leadbetter, Liam Love, Sean Luscombe, Johrel Martschinke, Flynn Martschinke,
Talan McAnulty, Michael Mead, Tiernan Mead, Riley Morris, James Nguyen, Luca O'Sullivan, Benjamin Rabjohns, Len
Salazar-Kohara, Cooper Simpson, Latham Simpson, Campbell Staal, John Stevens, Darcy Stevens, Liam Ward, Callum Ward,
Robert Watt, Lance Wegner, Gabriel Wockner-Pace.
Harrison Allan, Jack Allan, Hayden Anderson, Jordan Anderson, Angus Barker, Thomas Biddle, Thomas Biggs, Harrison Biggs,
Joshua Black, James Booker, Riley Buckley, Luke Caldwell, Liam Cochrane, John Cunningham, Ryan Donataccio, Alexander
Dunstan, Nathaniel Dutton, Harry Frith, Nicholas Grice, Daniel Groundwater, William Gruber, Nicholas Gruber, Benjamin Hogan,
Nicholas Hogan, Harry Hungerford, Nicholas Hurford, Isaac Irving, Ethan King Koi, Anthony Kirn, Harry Kuzewicz, Danmar
Lapinig, Bailey Leis, Harrison Leis, Edward Little, Ethan Little, Dominic Little, Timothy Little, Angus Lomas, Nicholas Mancinelli,
Thomas Mancinelli, Nicholas Massimissa, Morgan McCluskey, Cooper McClymont, Alistair McDougall, Connor Minette, Euan
Mitchell, Sam Moore, Charlie Moore, Ryley Morton, Andrew O'Toole, Benjamin Parantainen, Max Paterson, Max Plath, Jaden
Shelton, Jack Skinner, Joshua Smith, Damian Somes, Floyd Stevenson, Lachlan Strauss, Matthew W Thompson, Riley White.
Bailey Adams, Siddhant Arora, Dylan Beckley, Jaycob Beven-Delaney, Liam Bleaney, Jack Boardman, Joel Buningh, Jared
Claxton, Benjamin Colter, Joshua-Nirvana Coombes, Jordan Corser, Sumraj Dhillon, Patrick Elkington, Ryan Elkington, Callum
Finnegan, Jacob Gregg, Jeremy Gregg, Bryce Hafner, Ethan Hebblethwaite, Riley Heran, Edward Jackson, Spencer Jackson,
Elijah Joseph, Alex Lawer, Alex Lawrence, Nicholas McBride, Christopher McMillan, Braedan Nairn, Matthew Norman, Kyle
Noronha, Thomas O'Neill, Matthew Pilecki, Oliver Plevey, Connor Russell, Jay Sahlqvist, Thomas Scanlan, Riley Scholz,
Anthony Scodellaro, Timothy Sheppard, Finn Shultz, Jye Smith, Anthony Southerden, Nicholas Stevenson, Bailey Stewart,
Harrison Stone, Aidan Sutherland, Samuel Tate, Thomas Waters, Allen Yango.
Hayden Billings, Daniel Carvajal, Aden Cook, Kyle Cook, Daniel Deadman, Jack Devoy, Thomas Firth, Jack Firth, Tadhg
Fitzpatrick, Bailey George, Lachlan Graham, Bailey Hauser, Joshua Hayes, Ethan Jones, Max Jones, Zachary Jones,
Mackenzie Lawton, Lachlan L'Barrow, Scott L'Barrow, Archer Linning, Matthew Lynch, Jack McDonagh, Jamieson McKenzie,
Thomas Ngatai, Andrew Ngatai, Kavidu Peiris, Roberto Quesada, Daniel Reid, Finn Reilly, Aaron Reitner, Hayden Schmid,
Ryan Sellars, Alexander Skinner, Griffin Small, Harry Spragg, Lucas Stammes, Lachlan Steeden, Joseph Tickner, Zakery Tsin,
Miguel Valencia, Ryan Ward, Corby Wilson, Samuel Winchester, Mitchell Yarrow, Jack Young, Lachlan Young.
Noah Barrie, Jacob Barrie, Gabriel Brits, Jackson Burnett, Nicholas Calvert, Aaron Carleton, Benjamin Clarke, James Conway,
Hamish Cranitch, Jack Dinon, Oliver Ditchfield, Manning Elms, Benjamin Fergus, Lachlan Ferguson, Jacob Fitzpatrick, Cooper
Flick, Luke Furjes, Kingston Green, Caleb Hall, Kurt Harron, Jonathon Hudson, Jonathan Imlah, Aiden Jemmott, Noah Jemmott,
Liam Kenny, Jake Maltby, Cameron Martin, Jack Martin, Ben McCartney, Scott McCartney, Andrew McErlain, Thomas Mesa,
Finn Moncrieff, Jalen O'Shea, Oliver Pyke, Isaac Reardon, Timothy Reardon, Dexter Rescar, Connor Rogers, Kayne Rogerson,
Thomas Ross, Joseph Ross, Joshua Salm, Jeremy Stafford, Padraig Stone, Michael Sullivan, Oliver Sutton, Johnathon Taylor,
Ryan Trehane, Dane Waller, Ryan Webster, Nicholas Westcott, Lachlan Wilson, Carlen Wood, Ryne Zaryc.

CAREERS CENTRE NEWS
POSITIONS VACANT
Electrical apprenticeship: refrigeration mechanic for
air-conditioning business at Wynnum. Seeking an Iona old-boy.
Licence and vehicle preferred, or soon to be obtained.
Carpentry apprenticeship: for a Cleveland based builder of new
homes. Licence and vehicle required. Seeking an Iona old boy.
Contact Helen Murdoch on 3893 8825 for details about these positions.
THE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE (ADF) GAP YEAR
The ADF Gap Year program provides an opportunity for young
Australians, who have finished year 12 (or equivalent) and are aged
between 17 and 24*, to experience military training and lifestyle whilst
gaining new skills and pay over their Gap Year. Gap Year opportunities
are available in the Navy, Army and Air Force. The Gap Year program
will commence in January/February 2016.
The following jobs are available:
Navy Gap Year
Army Gap Year (Administration Clerk, Artilleryman, Driver, Rifleman,
Unit Quartermaster)
Air Force Gap Year
After completing basic recruit training and your specific trade training,
you'll be immersed in the Navy, Army or Air Force lifestyle while
continuing to learn on the job. You'll learn valuable skills, meet new
friends and may even receive recognised qualifications to help
progress your future career.
The Australian Defence Force (ADF) Gap Year will be opening at 9am
on Monday 2 March 2015. Applications must be received online.
Click here to refer to the website for more details.
AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE EDUCATION AWARD
If you are in Year 12, you have up to 28 February 2015 to apply for this
award. The award includes a laptop computer and certificate for you,
along with a plaque for your school. There are up to one hundred
awards available. Applicants are judged on academic and sporting
achievements and leadership potential. Click here for more information.
DESIGN COLLEGE AUSTRALIA SHORT EVENING COURSES
This college is located in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. It offers an
accredited advanced diploma with majors in graphic design and
photography and a number of short courses. VET FEE-HELP is
available for the advanced diploma course. The following short courses
will be held over a number of weeks from 6pm – 9pm.
Web Design starting on 2 March 2015
Intro to Photoshop starting on 3 March 2015
Click here for details.
STUDENT RESOURCES ON THE QUEENSLAND
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (QUT) WEBSITE
QUT’s ‘Resources for students’ webpage at https://www.qut.edu.au/
study/undergraduate-study/do-you-advise-school-students (click on
‘Resources for prospective students’) contains the following resources.
Explore study options – a short quiz, which matches your skills with
courses at QUT.
Hear from real students –opportunities for you to learn about
university life from QUT students.
Get social – a blog where you can share your thoughts and
questions about future pathways.
Tour our campuses – tour QUT campuses on your computer.
Start studying now – you can experience study while still at school
through QUT’s Start QUT program and/or ‘Pulse on Anatomy’, a
short course for those interested in the health sciences.
Access library resources – Year 11 and 12 students can borrow from
QUT libraries and access the library databases.
Keep up to date – register to receive news and updates about QUT
courses that you are interested in.
WANT TO LEARN A LANGUAGE
The University of Queensland’s Institute of Modern Languages
provides courses for people aged 16 years and older in the following
languages:
Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese (Cantonese), Chinese
(Mandarin), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Farsi (Persian),
Filipino (Tagalog), French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi,
Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Norwegian, Polish,
Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Thai, Tetum, Turkish and
Vietnamese.
There are no entry requirements and several types of programs are
offered. The enrolment due date for semester one is 23 February
2015. Click here for more information.
EXPLORE AVIATION CAREERS AT AVIATION AUSTRALIA
Aviation Australia, with campuses in Brisbane and Cairns, provides
programs in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Training and Flight
Attendant Training. It will hold a Career Day for Flight Attendant
Training on Saturday 21 February 2015 at its Brisbane campus. For
more information and to book a place, click here.
INTERESTED IN JOINING THE QUEENSLAND POLICE
SERVICE
The Queensland Police Recruiting Unit holds regular information
seminars throughout Queensland for people interested in becoming a
Police Officer. These are usually held on Saturdays and evenings. Visit
the Queensland Police Recruiting website at http://
www.policerecruit.qld.gov.au/seminars/default.htm for a list of
upcoming seminars. You can make bookings on this site.
REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE OF QUEENSLAND INFO
SESSIONS
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) presents these
sessions for people considering a career in real estate. The sessions
provide information on how the real estate industry operates and the
career options available. Sessions are held in Brisbane, on the
Sunshine Coast and on the Gold Coast. Visit http://www.reiq.com/
courses-training/free-introduction-to-real-estate for details.
GAP YEAR PROGRAM UPDATES
Letz Live – 2016 applications are now open http://www.letzlive.org/.
Tutors Worldwide – Applications for 2016 placements close on 9
April 2015 http://www.tutorsworldwide.org/.
Camp America online session – 11 February 2015 http://
campamerica.com.au/camp-america/events/camp-america-free-onehour-info-session-live-online.
Southern Cross Cultural Exchange information sessions – 10 and 24
February 2015 in Brisbane http://www.scce.com.au/programs/
information-sessions/.
Projects Abroad information meeting – 3 March 2015 in Brisbane
http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/more-info/information-events/
World Education Program (WEP) information evenings – 10 and 25
February 2015 in Brisbane http://wep.org.au/info/informationevenings
Ms Helen Murdoch
Head of Careers
DRAMA DEPARTMENT
THEATRESPORTS 2015
INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION FOR
YEARS 7—12
IPAC—MONDAY 16 FEBRUARY—7PM
(Please note change of date from calendar.)
EVERYONE WELCOME—FREE ADMISSION
WILL YOUR HOUSE CLAIM VICTORY THIS YEAR
Come along and see…
REMINDER: Boys competing in the competition need to be at IPAC at
3.50pm to sign in for their training.
Best wishes to all of the boys who will valiantly represent their houses
in this fun competition. Good luck and enjoy! Happy Theatresports
games! And may the odds be ever in your favour!
Mr David Cockburn
Head of Department—Drama

G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N
ABSENTEE LINE—3893 8889
Parents please note: It is COLLEGE POLICY that if your son is to be
ABSENT from school, or will be LATE, you are required to phone
the Absentee Line before 10.00am daily to inform us.
When doing so, please quote:
1) Your Son’s Name,
2) Tutor Group / Year Level or Class
3) Reason for absence or lateness.
Student absence during term time for family holidays or
representative sport:
Parents must complete the Student Absence From School Form
which is available on the College Website under College Policies.
The form is to be submitted to the Dean of Students, Mr Mark
Harvey.
Iona College
2017 Enrolment Applications
for Year 5 entry and Year 7 entry
close on Friday, 6 February 2015.
UNIFORM SHOP
IONA SUPPORTER GEAR
Parents and Old Boys are encouraged to support your sons and the
Black and White Army, by purchasing the Iona Supporter Gear.
A full range of sizes, both men’s and women’s styles, are in stock.
TRADING HOURS
Monday and Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
Polo shirts (men’s and women’s)—$50
VIP ICaps (very Ionian parent!)—$20
Sports Supporters ICaps—$20
Order Form included with this Newsletter.
Phone orders with credit card: 3893 8863
Fax orders: 3893 8800
Email orders: uniformorders@iona.qld.edu.au
Orders can be filled and sent home with your sons.
Closed
8.00am—3.30pm
Click here for a Prospectus and Application Form
ACER SCHOLARSHIP EXAM—YEAR 7 IN 2016
Applications close at midnight on Monday 9 February, 2015.
The CSTP Scholarship Level 1 Examination will be held at Iona College
on Saturday 28 February, 2015.
To register please click on ACER Scholarship Exam - Year 7 in 2016.
Please contact the Registrar Mrs Sharon Young on 3893 8801 for
further details.
TUCKSHOP AND L I B R A R Y R O S T E R S
MONDAY 9 FEBRUARY TO FRIDAY 13 FEBRUARY
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND TUCKSHOP PLEASE CONTACT THE CONVENOR
Mrs Lucille Allen on 3893 8852 or 0421 136 116 .
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND LIBRARY PLEASE CONTACT Mrs Catherine Shaw: 3893 8817.
DAY DATE TUCKSHOP ROSTER LIBRARY ROSTER
Monday
9 February
Group 2:
Claire Cowsell, Cathy Johnston, Becky Pratten, Ann Kent, Mandy Thong,
Christine Beraldo-Staal.
Kath Cranny.
Tuesday
10 February
Group 3:
Mirella Hunter, Amanda Nichols, Melissa Regano, Julie Watson,
Amanda Hartley.
Janelle Bissett, Sharyn Hanlon,
Gina Reynolds.
Wednesday 11 February Group 3: Yvonne O’Brien, Lorraine Endicott, Ruth Holliday, Mandy Dunbier.
Rachael Cox, Sarah Johnstone,
Monique Barker.
Thursday
12 February
Group 3:
Breakfast:
Madonna Trehane, Lucille Hill, Mandy Dunbier.
Rick McConnon.
Mirna Trendle, Martha Barrera.
Friday
13 February
Group 3:
Kylie Eastham, Vicky Westcott, Andrea Curtin, Rowena Cochrane,
Mandy Bowden, Megan Menner.
Lucinda Caine, Lainie Engstrom,
Nerida Winchester.

IONA COLLEGE YEARS 7—12 SPORTS INFORMATION
IONA SPORT 2015
LAST WEEK
Over seven hundred and sixty boys played Iona sport last weekend and
many thanks to coordinators, staff, the sports supporters, coaches/
managers, parents and players. Approximately sixty-five coaches/managers
helped get our teams organised for the opening weekend of sport. It is a
large program and unfortunately, some players may have missed selection
and some teams may not have had games—we are at times limited by field/
court space as well as finding adequate opposition. Some opposing
Colleges do not have the same number of teams as Iona and other large
AIC Colleges, thus causing us to search for supplementary games. It is not
an easy process.
THIS WEEK
The official AIC season begins this weekend with the majority of fixtures
against St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe. Inter house swim meets begin and
our swim team ventures to St Peters, Indooroopilly for an eight college
carnival. If a player is unavailable for a game for any reason, he must
contact his coach or coordinator—never just not turn up.
VOLLEYBALL
Padua proved too strong for our youthful 1st VI. Our open teams will need to
work harder to maintain our high standards of volleyball. The performance
of our younger teams was typical of our youthful determination.
RESULTS
1st VI : lost 11A : won 10A : won 9A : won 8A : won 7A : won
2nd VI : lost 11B : lost 10B : lost 9B : won 8B : won 7B : won
3rd VI : lost 11C : won 10C : won 9C : won 8C : won 7C : won
9D : won 8D : won 7D : won
Coordinator: Mr Greg Denman (PE/Sports Office).
CRICKET
The trial against Padua proved vital for our 2015 organisation. The 1st XI
exhibited determination to win a tight match.
RESULTS
1st XI : won 10A : lost 9A : won 8A : lost 7A : lost
2nd XI : lost 10B : lost 9B : lost 8B : won 7B : lost
3rd XI : lost 10C : lost 9C : won 8C : won 7C : lost
4th XI : lost 9D : won 8D : lost 7D : lost
Coordinator: Mr Sean Pearce (PE/Sport office).
SWIMMING
The annual trial with MBC girls was again popular. Our Year 5 and 6 team
recorded excellent times and will be a force to be reckoned with in 2015. All
training details are available from Coach Brian Glass at the pool each
afternoon.
Friday 6 February buses depart straight after school to St Peters Lutheran
College via Lohe St, Indooroopilly. Yr 5-6 in SPLC 25m pool and Yr 7-12 in
50m pool. Warm up 4.15pm and 4.45pm start. Meets conclude 7.00pm with
buses returning at approximately 7.45pm.
Coordinator: Mr Keith Harron (3893 8851).
REPRESENTATIVE AND HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT
Please see Mr Harron in the Sports Office, any elite players who are
interested in:
District 18 Yrs volleyball trials
District 15 Yrs volleyball trials
DATE CLAIMERS
Monday 9 February: Sport Supporters Meeting, 7pm in FitzPatrick Room.
Monday 9 February: (Period 5/6) Year 7 inter house swimming—parents
do not attend.
Tuesday 10 February: (Period 5/6) Year 8 inter house swimming—
parents do not attend.
Wednesday 11 February: Year 5/6 inter house swimming.
CHESS
Please note a slight adjustment to chess trial dates—3.15pm to 4.00pm in
McCarthy 4.
Years 10 – 12: Tuesday 10 February, Wednesday 11 February, Tuesday
17 February, Wednesday 18 February – students must attend three of
the four sessions.
Years 5 and 6: Tuesday 24 February and Wednesday 25 February –
students must attend both sessions.
Years 7 – 9: Tuesday 3 March and Wednesday 4 March – students must
attend both sessions.
AIC CRICKET ROUND 1 V ST PATRICK’S - FEBRUARY 7
Cricket
Coordinator: Mr Pearce
TEAM OVERS
VENUE OVAL TIME
1st XI 50 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Davine (T) 9.30am-5.15pm
2nd XI 35 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West McCarthy (T) 1.00pm-5.30pm
3rd XI 35 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Harron (T) 1.00pm-5.30pm
4th XI 35 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Fuller (S) 1.00pm-5.30pm
10A 35 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West McCarthy (T) 8.15am-12.45pm
10B 35 Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Harron (T) 8.15am-12.45pm
10C T20 vs Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Fuller (S) 11.15am-2.15pm
Padua
9A 35 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 1 8.15am-12.45pm
9B 35 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 2 8.15am-12.45pm
9C
T20
Bracken Ridge State School
Tomah Road Bracken Ridge
Oval 1
(concrete)
8.00am-11.00am
9D T20 vs Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Dwyer (S) 11.15am-2.15pm
Villa 9E
8A 30 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 1 1.00pm-5.30pm
8B 30 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 2 1.00pm-5.30pm
8C T20 vs Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Fuller (S) 8.00am-11.00am
Iona 8D
8D T20 vs Iona-85 North Rd Wynnum West Fuller (S) 8.00am-11.00am
Iona 8C
7A 30 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 3 1.00pm-5.30pm
7B 30 SPC Fields Curlew St, Shorncliffe Curlew Pk 3 8.15am-12.45pm
7C T20 St Joseph’s College
Phillips St, Bracken Ridge
7D
T20
vs Gold
St Joseph’s College
Phillips St, Bracken Ridge
Oval 1 (S)
Oval 1 (S)
7.30am-9.55am
10.00am-12.25pm
AIC VOLLEYBALL ROUND 1 V ST PATRICK’S - FEBRUARY 7
Volleyball
Coordinator: Mr Denman
TEAM VENUE TIME
1st VI Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 12.00pm
2nd VI Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 11.00am
3rd VI Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 9.00am
11A Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 10.00am
11B Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 8.00am
11C Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 8.00am
10A Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 11.00am
10B Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 10.00am
10C Iona—85 North Rd Wynnum West 9.00am
9A St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 11.00pm
9B St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 10.00am
9C
Churchie Oaklands Pde East Brisbane—Sir John Pidgeon
Complex No. 3
8.00am
8A St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 9.00am
8B St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 8.00am
8C Churchie—Oaklands Pde East Bris—Campbell Centre Primary 9.00am
8D
Bye
7A St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 9.00am
7B St Patrick’s—60 Park Pde Shorncliffe (enter via Yundah St) 8.00am
7C Marist Ashgrove—142 Frasers Rd, Ashgrove 7.30am
7D Marist Ashgrove—142 Frasers Rd, Ashgrove 7.30am
C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
Director of Sport: Mr Keith Harron - 3893 8851 Sports Administrator: Mrs Karen Otway - 3893 8805
Deputy Director of Sport: Mr Sean Devlin - 3906 8905 AIC Sports Information: - Via Twitter

IONA COLLEGE YEARS 5 & 6 SPORTS INFORMATION
AIC CRICKET ROUND 1
This Saturday, 7 February, marks the first round of AIC Cricket for the
year. I wish all boys the very best and hope to have many outstanding
results and performances to report in next week’s newsletter. As
always our teams will represent the Black and White with pride and
passion.
Uniform
All boys must wear the correct uniform. Shirts must be tucked in at all
times on the playing field.
- Iona polo shirt, Iona black sports shorts
- Iona black broad brimmed sports hat.
NO CLUB CAPS OR SHIRTS ALLOWED.
BOYS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO WEAR THE IONA ‘I CAP’.
AIC CRICKET IONA VS ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE
Date: February 7, 2015 Round: 1
TEAM OVERS VENUE OVAL TIME
6A
6B
6C
6
Black
6
White
30 vs
SPC
30 vs
SPC
T20 vs
SPC
T20 vs
SPC
T20 vs
Villa
Kianawah Park,
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa
Kianawah Park,
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa
Kianawah Park,
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa
Kianawah Park,
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa
Villa Park Wynnum Rd,
Tingalpa
Kianawah
4
Kianawah
2
Kianawah
3
Kianawah
3
Field 4
8.15am-12.45pm
8.15am-12.45pm
7.30am-9.55am
10.00am-12.25pm
7.30am-9.55am
6 T20 vs Iona – 85 North Rd Dwyer (S) 7.30am-9.55am
6
Gold
5A
5B
5C
5
Black
5
White
5
Grey
5
Gold
5
Silver
5
Bronze
T20 vs
Villa
30 vs
SPC
30 vs
SPC
T20 vs
SPC
T20 vs
SPC
T20 vs
SPC
T20 vs
Villa
T20 vs
Ash
T20 vs
Ash
T20 vs
Ash
Kianawah Park,
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa
Norris Rd S.S. Norris
Rd, Bracken Ridge
SPC Playing Fields
Curlew St, Shorncliffe
SPC Playing Fields
Curlew St, Shorncliffe
SPC Playing Fields
Curlew St, Shorncliffe
SPC Playing Fields
Curlew St, Shorncliffe
Iona – 85 North Rd
Wynnum West
Iona – 85 North Rd
Wynnum West
Iona – 85 North Rd
Wynnum West
Iona – 85 North Rd
Wynnum West
Kianawah
8
10.00am-12.25pm
Oval 1 (S) 8.15am-12.45pm
Curlew Pk
4 (S)
P&F Oval
2 (c)
P&F Oval
1 (c)
P&F Oval
1 (c)
8.15am-12.45pm
7.30am-9.55am
7.30am-9.55am
10.00am-12.25pm
Coghill (S) 10.00am-12.25pm
Coghill (S) 7.30am-9.55am
Lindum
(S)
Lindum
(S)
10.00am-12.25pm
7.30am-9.55am
WET WEATHER
In the event of wet weather you can check for updates and/or
cancellations by accessing:
Twitter:
Follow @IonaJuniorSport
Sports Information Line: (07) 3893 8898
YEAR LEVEL SPORT: CRICKET CLINICS
Please be aware that all members of the A, B, C and Black cricket
teams in each year level will participate in six 1.5hr cricket clinic
sessions (8 hours in total) during their allocated year level sport days.
Our aim is to provide quality coaching sessions using several outside
coaches as well as one Iona staff member to improve the skills and
techniques of our cricketers with the bonus of having favourable
student/coaching staff ratios. Hopefully this will aid the development of
Iona’s cricket program into the future. Note also that a $30 fee will be
charged to your son’s Term 2 Fees account to cover the cost involved.
A letter containing further details was sent home with your son earlier
this week.
CRICKET MANAGERS / COACHES
Thank you to all who have offered to manage and/or coach an AIC
cricket team. Many parents have been contacted in order to fill the
required positions. Without these volunteers we would simply not be
able to cope with the large number of students who have registered to
compete in this year’s AIC competition. These parents deserve our
thanks and the support of the whole team (including other parents)
throughout the season.
INTERHOUSE SWIM CARNIVAL
The Year 5 and 6 Interhouse Swim Carnival will be held next
Wednesday, 11 February. All boys have been trialled in each of the four
strokes and will be involved in a number of events on the day based on
their ability. Boys may wear their full PE uniform (house shirts not
College polo) to and from school on the day. As usual the boys must
wear their College black broad brimmed hats and supply their own
water bottles and sunscreen on the day. At Iona our staff are not
responsible for applying your sons sunscreen, however, they will be
reminded to do it themselves every hour.
It is not possible to give a full program of exact times for each event,
however, the carnival will commence at 11.00am and finish at
approximately 2.45pm. Boys may bring their own food or you may
allow your son to purchase snacks and drinks from the canteen which
will be open at the pool. Although limited space is available parents are
most welcome to attend (BYO chair), we hope to see you there.
2015 AIC SWIMMING SQUAD
The year has only just begun and already the AIC Swimming Squad is
training hard. It is wonderful to see a large number of our Year 5 boys
attending the various training sessions. Despite the fact that only a
limited number will be selected to represent Iona at the AIC Swimming
Championships held at Chandler on Thursday 5 March, we encourage
the boys to train hard and attend the weekly Friday afternoon meets.
AIC Squad Training Times—Target Days
Monday and Thursday 3.15pm - 5-00pm
Tuesday 6.30am - 7.45am *
Wednesday
Lunchtime
Friday
Weekly meets (details to follow)
* Tuesday Morning Breakfast
We will supply a breakfast for all of our AIC swimmers after Tuesday
morning training. It will include: toast, cereal, yogurt, fruit and juice.
Thank you to Mrs Otway for her organisation.
SWIMMING TOGS POLICY—AIC SWIMMERS
All AIC squad members are asked to wear the Iona speedo styled togs
with the Iona print (the preferred option) or a pair of the plain black
swim skins. No other togs are acceptable. Boys travelling to the weekly
meets must also wear their College polo shirt and black Iona sports
shorts.
AIC SWIM MEET AT ST PETERS COLLEGE
The Iona swim squad will travel to St Peters College this Friday 6
February to compete in the first AIC swim meet for 2015. A bus will
depart the College at 3.10pm and return at approximately 7.45pm.
Parents are most welcome to attend the meet. If your son is unable to
attend please notify the swim managers ASAP. A note was distributed
to all squad members earlier in the week with all necessary details.
LYTTON DISTRICT SWIM TRIALS
Lytton Swim Trials will be held at Moreton Bay College on Friday 13
February (9.30am—2.45pm). Schools are restricted to the number of
competitors that we can send and there are qualifying times which must
be met before a swimmer can be considered. Mr Teece, in consultation
with our College Swim Coach, has nominated a number of boys to
represent the College. A note will be distributed to all swimmers which
will contain your son’s nominated events and other important details.
CHESS
Years 5 and 6 Chess trials will be held from 3.15pm to 4.00pm in
McCarthy 4 on Tuesday 24 February and Wednesday 25 February –
students must attend both sessions.
C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
Deputy Director of Sport: Mr Brayden Teece - 3893 8869 AIC Sports Information: Via Twitter
Sports Administrator: Mrs Karen Otway - 3893 8805

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