NURRUNGA - Waverley College

WAVERLEY COLLEGE 

A Catholic Independent School for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition 

NURRUNGA 

Our Lady’s Mount & Waterford 

VOLUME 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 

2012 House Athletics Carnival • Sydney Athletics Centre, Homebush • Thursday 14 June 

8:30am - 3:15pm • Bus Transfer from School • College tracksuits for travel • House shirt & College shorts at venue • Families welcome 

From the Headmaster 

On Thursday evening this week, I was invited 

by the Mayor of Waverley, Cr Paul Wakefield (a 

Waverley College Pre-School parent), to deliver 

the address at the Waverley Council Citizenship 

Ceremony. On this night, over fifty people from 

a range of backgrounds and countries read the 

Pledge of Allegiance to Australia and were officially 

welcomed by the Australian Government. It was 

a great privilege to be present, to witness the 

emotions felt by each person and to experience 

the celebratory atmosphere created by friends and 

family in attendance. 

In my address, I spoke about the contribution of 

Waverley College to the region: 

“As an independent Catholic school in the Eastern 

Suburbs of Sydney, Waverley College shares the 

provision of education with other independent 

schools, CEO Schools and government schools. 

In this context, Waverley is a comprehensive, 

inclusive, academically non-selective school which 

offers a wide range of courses and co-curricular 

opportunities to students from all backgrounds in 

our Pre-School, Junior School and Senior School.” 

I then spoke about the goals of Waverley College 

as described in our Strategic Plan. I mentioned 

Waverley boys at 

the cutting edge of 

learning 

Last week, all Year 10 

students received brand new 

Macbook Air computers as 

part of ‘Waverley iLearn’, the 

College’s innovative blended 

learning program. 

Excited students and families 

received the laptops at a 

special evening where they 

were briefed on use and 

care of the laptops, security 

measures at school and 

on public transport, cyber 

safety and physical health 

when using and carrying the 

equipment. 

that schools are a reflection of the hopes and 

dreams of the broader community. As such, the 

goals Waverley College are essentially the goals 

and standards – in fact, non-negotiables - for 

citizenship. I referred to our commitment as a 

school to Beliefs, Innovation, Relationships, 

Resources, Environment, Leadership and Life 

(BIRRELL). This was expanded to an examination 

of how we form each other: 

• As people of faith 

• As innovative, inspired learners 

• As hopeful, proactive resilient people 

• As a community prepared to share our 

resources with the poor 

• As carers of our environment 

• As confident, just, compassionate leaders 

• As ethical and reverent human beings. 

These are my expectations of myself, of all students 

and staff, and of familes and friends of Waverley 

College. These expectations and standards are the 

foundations of good citizenship. 

Mr Ray Paxton 

Headmaster 

IN THIS EDITION 

From the Director of Junior 

School................................... 2 

Next Week @ Waverley........ 3 

Mothers’ Club Movie Night.... 3 

Canteen Rosters................... 3 

Curriculum News: Reviewing 

and Revising......................... 4 

Social Justice: Red Shield 

Appeal Supported................. 5 

Music: Aida Collaboration and 

Music Festival....................... 5 

Sports Master’s Report......... 6 

Cross Country Update.......... 7 

Da Vinci Decathlon............... 7 

The Rugby Report................ 8 

Winter Holiday Camps.......... 9 

Junior Sports Draw............... 9 

Senior Sports Draw............ 10 

Careers Information.............11 

Ten Pin Bowling Fundraiser 

for Football Tour.................. 12 

Sport Results...................... 13 

Senior Campus - Our Lady’s Mount: 131 Birrell Street Waverley NSW 2024 T. 02 9369 0600 F. 02 9389 1274 E. wavcoll@waverley.nsw.edu.au 

Junior Campus - Waterford: 44 Henrietta Street Waverley NSW 2024 T. 02 9387 5022 F. 02 9369 4870 E. waterford@waverley.nsw.edu.au





From the Director of Junior School 

Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 2 

Da Vinci Decathlon 

Congratulations and all the best to the following 

boys who will be representing the Junior School 

at the da Vinci Decathlon at Knox Grammar on 

Wednesday, 30th May 2012. 

Year 5 

Miles Davis 

Joseph Lyons 

Darcy Mullins 

Angus McPherson 

Ethan Vella 

Chase Hardaker 

Harry Whitaker 

Zachary Zinn 

Year 6 

Oliver Small 

Brock Iacoviello 

Maximilian Mitchell 

Lincoln Morrison 

Ryan Connolly 

Archie Fox 

Liam Jackson 

Jeremy Spence 

Confirmation 

This weekend will see a number of boys from 

Waverley College both Junior and Secondary 

schools making their Sacrament of Confirmation. 

This Sacrament is a public acclamation of their 

Catholic faith. We would to extend our best wishes 

to al the boys involved. 

Changes for End of Term 2 

There will be some staff changes for the end of 

the term with a number of teachers on leave. Miss 

McKay, Mr Gill and Mr Harris will be on leave till the 

end of the term. We have been able to secure the 

services of some of regular casual teachers to fill in 

the next few weeks. 

Mr Anthony Banboukjian 

Director – Junior School 

Prayer for the Week 

On Sunday 27th, Christians 

will celebrate Pentecost, 

the feast held 50 days after 

Easter. We give thanks to 

God for the gift of the Holy 

Spirit. The coming of the Holy 

Spirit gave courage to the 

frightened disciples. They 

went out to tell others about 

Jesus. The Holy Spirit helps 

us to carry on the work of 

Jesus and gives us new life. 

God of Peace, 

We pray that our Church will 

be guided by the Holy Spirit 

and that all Christians will live 

in peace, united by the Holy 

Spirit. 

We ask this through Christ our 

Lord, 

Amen. 

Blessed Edmund Rice: Pray 

for Us 

Mary, Mother of God Pray for 

Us 

Quote for the Week 

“Life is 10% what 

happens to you and 

90% how you respond 

to it.” 

Pictured left and above: Junior 

School students around the school 

and at football last week.





Mothers’ Club Update 

The Mothers’ Club page on the Waverley 

College Website can be found at: 

http://www.waverley.nsw.edu.au/public/ 

community/mothers.cfm 

It is currently being updated with all current 

details for the Mothers’ Club and contains 

meeting dates, contact names and other 

information. 

Please note that you can also now email us at: 

mothersclub@waverley.nsw.edu.au 

Scheduled Meetings 

Meetings are held in the Skehan Room - The 

Grange, Senior School Campus - 12 Carrington 

Rd, Waverley. Scheduled dates for the 

Mothers’ Club Movie 

Night 15 June: The 

Descendants 

Waverley College Mothers’ Club would like 

to invite all Waverley College mothers to 

attend the screening of The Descendants 

to be held on Friday 15 June 2012 

commencing at 7:30pm in the PAC. 

This social event is held by the Mothers’ 

Club and will include complimentary 

movie and refreshments prior to the movie 

screening at ay 8:15pm. 

This is a great opportunity to spend the 

evening socialising with friends and to 

meet some new faces. 

Friends of Waverley are also welcome, so 

please organise a group and come along, 

we look forward to meeting you. 

RSVP with your name and number 

attending to mothersclub@waverley.nsw. 

edu.au by Wednesday 13 June 2012. 

Senior Canteen Roster Week 7 

remainder of the year are: 

• Tuesday 14 August 2012, 7: 00pm 

• Tuesday 15 October 2012, 7:00 pm 

Forthcoming events 

The Waverley College Mothers’ Club is organising 

the following events for parents and friends of the 

school community. Please diarise these events so 

you won’t forget: 

Friday 15 June – Mothers Club movie night at the 

PAC, 7.30pm. 

Saturday 25 August – the first ever Waverley 

College Spring Cocktail Party for all Waverley 

parents and friends. 

Mrs Emanuela D’Urso 

President 

New Enrolments Enquiry 

Number - 9369 0698 

Please note that here is now a new direct 

number for Waverley College enrolment 

enquiries to our Registrar: 02 9369 0698. 

The Senior College Absentee Line number has 

not changed, it remains: 02 9369 0632. 

Junior Canteen Roster: 

Term 2, Week 7 

Mon 4/6 • Kathryn Webster & Colette 

D’Agvanno 

Tues 5/6 • Fiona Gallagher & Bridget 

Pembroke 

Wed 6/6 • Wendy Field & Raylene Cobbe 

Thurs 7/6 • Maria Tsoukalas & Cindy Pether 

Fri 8/6 • Michelle Bodkin & Susan Stoll 


Next Week @ Waverley 

Assessment Week 2 

Years 7 to 10 

Sunday 3 June 

• Trinity Sunday 

Monday 4 June - Day D 

• Representative 

Basketball, NSW All 

Schools 

• Year 12 Drama rehearsal 

3:30 to 5pm 

Tuesday 5 June - Day E 

• O’Connor House 

Meeting, Gym, Home 

Group Period 

• Year 12 Parent/Teacher/ 

Student Evening, 1:30pm 

to 6:30pm, Gym 

• Year 12 Economics 

Excursion, 8am to 3pm 

Wednesday 6 June - Day F 

• College Liturgy 8:15am, 7 

REL 01, 7 REL 04 and 7 

REL 07 attending 

• ICAS Science 

Competition, Years 7,8 

and selected classes 

from Years 9 and 11 

• CAS Drill Competition 

• Year 12 Geography 

Excursion (Wetlands) to 

Homebush, all day 

Thursday 7 June - Day G 

• College Academic 

Assembly - Blazers and 

Ties to be worn 

• Year 7 & 10 Immunisation 

in the PAC 

• Rugby - CAS vs CHS 

• Rugby - 16s North vs 

South at Cranbrook 

• Football CAS vs ISA 

• Year 12 PD Seminar at 

University of Sydney 

04-Jun-12 05-Jun-12 06-Jun-12 07-Jun-12 08-Jun-12 

Lisa Ellis Sandi Harding Amanda Paull Margaret Morton Lina Omelas 

Nicole Hutton Natalie Jackson Amanda Bartholomaeus Karen Rains Dina Panozzo 

Lucy Imvrious Pamela Lesmond Katrina Foster Annette Michaux 

Monica Masero Angelique Mattis Dianne Ryan 

11-Jun-12 12-Jun-12 13-Jun-12 14-Jun-12 15-Jun-12 

Jackie Gandy Jane Broderick Jennifer Walker 

Public Holiday D'Anne Pappas Ann Ryan Waverley Fiona Stamatelatos 

Tracy Samuel Lynne West Athletic Megan Wangmann 

Carnival Lisa Doyle 

Brett Lindsay 

Friday 8 June - Day H 

• Year 11 PD Seminar at 


• Year 11 German HSC 

Speaking Day at PLC all 

day 

Saturday 9 June 

• No sport





Curriculum News: Reviewing and revising 

Exams and Revision 

It is a busy time of year at Waverley at present with 

much of the School doing tests and revision for end of 

semester tasks. 

Yesterday Mr Paxton and myself taught our three 

classes of Year 8 Critical Thinking. We had a fantastic 

lesson planned (Of course it was fantastic!) around 

watching a clip of the Berlin Wall and getting them 

to think about and ask questions using Bloom’s 

Taxonomy (see illustration at right). 

The aim was to move them from asking simple 

‘Remembering’ and ‘Understanding’ questions to 

higher levels of questioning involving the skills of 

analysis and evaluation. It was well planned, taught 

and delivered for most of the day. The Period 6 class, 

however, came in after just completing a test and for 

the first 5-10 minutes the chatter was about, “What did 

you write for that question?”, “Did you think the test 

was hard?”, “How do you think you went?”. Both of 

us laughed because we were observing the flow-on 

effects of the assessment period and instead of diving 

into the lesson we let them talk about the test that 

seemed more important to them than the lesson on 

the Berlin Wall. 

We eventually got to the lesson, but on reflection 

realized how keen this class was to discuss the test. 

These boys were keen. In a few weeks these tests 

will be marked and passed back to the boys to find out 

how they went and then begin the next cycle of exams 

and revision next term. 

Assessment and Exam Week is a new process at 

Waverley this year for Years 7-10 and as part of 

this process teachers and Heads of Department will 

discuss how things went and what could be improved 

for the end of the year. One of the things I want 

to discover is what makes this class so eager for 

learning and results so that we can spread this to 

other classes in Year 8 and the school. 

I would be happy to hear from any parents either by 

email or phone on their thoughts around exams and 

revision at Waverley. 

Last week I spoke to a Year 7 parent who wanted to 

know what their son needed to study for the exams. 

Each department summarises this information and it 

is placed on EWave, the internal school portal that all 

boys and parents have access too. Any parent can 

access this information using their son’s login details. 

Year 12 Reports and Academic 

Progress 

As we go to press the Year 12 Reports are being 

printed, signed and mailed out to parents. This is an 

important time for Year 12 boys, teachers and parents. 

We are into the final few weeks of Term 2 and this 

report data will be an important measurement tool of 

progress for Year 12 since the last report in early Term 

One. A few events are happening with Year 12 this 

term to assist them and prepare them for the HSC and 

beyond. 

1. Careers Interviews 

Mrs Kath Knowles – Senior Studies and Careers 

Coordinator is interviewing each Year 12 student this 

term to help them plan for a future career pathway. 

The aim is for each boy to sit with Mrs Knowles and 

think about University, TAFE or other options and 

to plan accordingly. This is a time-intensive but 

important task that provides the best possible to guide 

our students as time marches closer towards HSC 

Trials, then HSC exam and life beyond. 

2. Year 12 Academic Mentoring Interviews 

Each boy in Year 12 has an academic mentor, who is 

a member of the College Executive, Senior Studies 

Team, Year Master or Head of Department. This 

term they will again find time in Week 8 or 9 to meet 

with Year 12, discuss their latest report and chart a 

pathway to the HSC Trials. Each Year 12 boy will be 

asked the same questions they were asked in 

Term 1: 

• What subjects were you pleased with in your 

last report. Why? 

• What subjects were you disappointed with? 

• What strategies can you put into play to improve 

your subjects? 

• What goals would you like to set yourself for the 

next term? 

• Tell me about your study habits. How is your 

time management going? 

Study Skills Tip for June: Reviewing 

your work on a daily basis 

Did you know that if you don’t look at what you 

are learning for a second time within 24 hours you 

forget 80% of the detail? This is why your teachers 

encourage you to review what you learn each day 

when you get home from school. 

One of the best habits you can develop is the 

following: each afternoon, even before you start your 

homework, spend 10-15 minutes reviewing what you 

learnt at school that day. 

There are lots of different ways you can do this 

review, here are some ideas (and you can do 

something different every day): 

1. Highlight the key points in each lesson. 

2. Write down the top 3 things you learnt in each 

lesson (you could do this in a separate book or 

at the bottom of the day’s classwork). 

3. Make a mind map about what you have been 

learning in class. 

4. Try and explain what you did in each lesson that 

day to a family member (or even to the cat). 

5. Go on a Google adventure, do some quick 

research on one interesting thing from each 

lesson. 

6. Write up on a white board one main idea from 

each lesson (a whiteboard in your room is a 

great tool for secondary students). 

7. Write down for each subject a question you 

could ask about what you learnt that day. 

There will be a fabulous payoff to doing this, more of 

what you learn at school will stick in your head, you 

will have less to learn at test time, and it will make 

your assignments and projects easier when you can 

recall what you have been learning. 

Learn more about the Brain and Advanced Memory 

Techniques at www.studyskillshandbook.com.au. 

Is your son sitting down each day or once a week to 

review his work? This simple process may assist his 

exam performance. 

Mark O’Farrell 

Director of Curriculum 

Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 4





Social Justice: Red Shield Appeal supported 

I spoke to a parent of a year 11 student last week 

and she was surprised to hear that our students 

are involved in at least six outreach experiences 

every week. 

Over the past couple of weeks we have had year 

7-10 students train to be buddies to disadvantaged 

kids in a reading program. We had twenty students 

take part in the Salvos Red Shield Appeal in 

locations all over Sydney. 

Every week, students attend the Matt Talbot Kiosk, 

bowl with the disabled, help out at Waterford 

Preschool and play Bingo with the elderly at 

Charingfield. 

Over 100 boys have offered to donate blood this 

year which is a new record. 

This week Night Patrol will go out on Friday night 

and year 11 students will attend a Social Justice 

Day at Christian Brother’s School Lewisham. Next 

week, 15 boys will spend the evening at a Street 

Retreat in Kings Cross. They will get the chance 

to hear first hand what it is like to be homeless 

on the streets of Sydney. Our students and staff 

should feel very proud of the huge contribtion they 

are making to their community. 

Ms Geraldine Cullen 

Social Justice Coordinator 


Music 

News: Aida 

Collaboration 

& Music 

Festival 

Aida 

A reminder to all students 

involved in the upcoming 

performance of Aida in 

collaboration with the MLC 

school that rehearsal will take 

place this Sunday, 3 June, 

from 9.00am to 5.00pm at the 

Acer Arena, Homebush. 

Performances are on 

Thursday 14 June, Friday 15 

June and Saturday 16 June 

commencing at 7pmat the 

Sydney Olympic Park Sports 

Centre (Arena)Bookings 

for this exciting event 

are available at: http:// 

www.mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/ 

page/public/co-curricularopportunities-programs/music/ 

upcoming-performances 

Year 7 and 10 Vaccinations Next Week 

College Music Festival 

21 June: Book early to 

avoid disappointment 

Next week Waverley College students in Years 7 and 

10 will be provided with free vaccinations in the PAC 

on the afternoon of Thursday 7 June. 

NSW Health offers the vaccines recommended by 

the National Health and Medical Research Council 

for adolescents in this school-based vaccination 

program. 

Year 7 students are provided the following 

vaccinations: 

• hepatitis B vaccine in a 2 dose schedule, except 

where the individual had received a course of 

hepatitis B vaccine in childhood 

• varicella (chickenpox) vaccine in a single dose 

schedule, except where the individual has 

acquired immunity through previous varicella 

infection 

• diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (whooping cough) 

vaccine (dTpa) in a single dose schedule. 

Year 10 students are provided the following 

vaccination: 

• diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (whooping cough) 

vaccine (dTpa) in a single dose schedule. 

Free vaccination is only available to students who 

have a signed parental/ guardian consent form and 

who commence the vaccine course while they are 

in Year 7 or Year 10. Notes have already been 

distributed to students for these vaccinations; please 

contact the College as soon as possible if you have 

not completed the appropriate forms. 

Students who miss vaccine doses due to absence 

on the day of the clinic will be offered catch-up 

vaccination at subsequent clinics wherever possible. 

Year 12 Parent/Teacher/ 

Student Interviews 

1:30pm to 6:30pm Tuesday 5 June 

in the Gymnasium 

Bookings online at : 

www.waverley.nsw.edu.au 

Please book as soon as possible to ensure 

that you get your preferred interview times. 

The College Music Festival 

will be held on Thursday 

21st June in the Br. Wallace 

PAC Theatre commencing at 

7:30pm. All ensembles will 

be performing at this event. 

Tickets are now on sale. To 

book please contact Mrs 

Stamatellis, the PAC secretary 

in the PAC on 9369 0623, 

or by email, rstamatellis@ 

waverley.nsw.edu.au 

All tickets are $15 each. 

Tickets sell out quickly so get 

in early not to miss out on this 

special annual festival. Hot 

dogs and hamburgers will be 

available for sale pre show 

from 6pm and then again at 

interval for all families and 

students involved in the music 

festival. 

Mr C. Blenkinsopp 

Music Department





Sports Master’s Report 

Last weekend saw a big round of sport against 

some well-drilled Barker sides. Our 1st XI 

Football were gallant and very unlucky in their 

2-2 draw. Our 1st XV went down to a big Barker 

side that were simply more hungry for the victory 

on the day, however, we did have some other 

great results including winning the 16A’s; 15A’s; 

14A’s and 13A’s rugby. The 15A’s have gone 

from strength to strength but come up against a 

determined St Aloysius side this week and will 

need to keep improving. All teams need to be on 

their game this coming week and will need to train 

and play well to secure victory. 

A reminder that CAS Codes of Conduct apply to 

both participants and spectators at our games. 

Any student involved in on-field behaviour that 

does not fulfill CAS and College expectations will 

face either a sports tribunal or will be dealt with 

appropriately. 

I would like to emphasise that parents and 

spectators should not approach opposition or 

Waverley College coaches directly on a Saturday. 

If you have a complaint or a concern then we 

certainly encourage all to voice these but in the 

correct manner and through the school rather than 

at a venue. 

Alcohol is banned at all school grounds and those 

caught drinking alcohol will be removed from the 

venue. 

Let’s hope that this weekends’ sport is conducted 

in a manner that brings credit to the school. 

“Go the Waves!” 

Mr Steve O’Donnell 

Waverley College 


Pictured below: Rugby at Queens 

Park on 26 May 2012





Cross Country: Sydney Park - the Year’s 

toughest course 

Cranbook and St. Aloysius hosted this Meet on 

a freezing morning at Sydney Park; arguably the 

toughest course for the year. 

177 runners contested the U/14 race with Connor 

McGrath best performed for Waverley in 4th place 

overall (1st CAS U/13), followed by Nick Blakey in 

25th place (1st CAS U/12), hotly pursued by Luca 

Reiners in 26th place (6th CAS U/13), with Angus 

Baird coming in 48th place (3rd CAS U/12), and 

Latham James (15th CAS U/14). The team did 

great; coming 5th overall (2nd CAS team behind 

Barker). Well done to all the boys. 

The U/16 race had 163 runners and Oscar 

Osbourne ran a fine race to finish 7th overall (2nd 

CAS U/16), followed by Jake Bartholomaeus in 

13th place (3rd CAS U/15); another great effort. 

These boys were followed by Jake Foster, Josh 

Causer, Leandro Moore and Michael Chan. 

Congratulations to all the boys who ran to their best 

ability on a hard course. 

Unfortunately captain Jethro James was unable to 

run in the Open race, but was there to support the 

team. Next week’s Meet is at St. Ignatius College, 

Lane Cove. It is the CAS selection race for the CIS 

Championships. 

Mr Peter Auer 

MIC Cross Country 

Pictured below: Waverley College Cross Country 

team members competing at Sydney Park. 


Da Vinci 

Decathlon 

Success 

The da Vinci decathlon sees 

Waverley go up against 40 

other schools in the Sydney 

Metropolitan region in tests 

of Science and Scientific 

concepts; Mathematics; 

Philosophy; English; Drama; 

Engineering; Art, Poetry; 

Strategy; Code Breaking and 

General Knowledge. 

The Waverley College Year 

7 & 8 da Vinci Decathlon 

team competed at Knox 

Grammar School this week, 

accompanied by Mr John 

McCoy. 

The Year 7 boys placed 2nd 

in the General Knowledge 

category. 

The Year 8 boys placed 2nd 

in the Games of Strategy 

category. 

All the Waverley College boys 

who attended represented 

the school fantastically 

and conducted themselves 

superbly throughout the 

competition and deserve to be 

congratulated for their efforts. 

The teams were: 

Year 7 

Connor McGrath 

John Persoglia 

Tyler von der Heyden 

Mark Rynberg 

Finn O’Sullivan 

Iashan Rana-Foley 

Angus Mullins 

Stephen Croft 

Year 8 

James Mahony-Brack 

Tyea Christie 

Lachlan Small 

Austin Wem 

Thomas Kossenberg 

Finn Westwood 

Tyzac Bailey 

Welles Liu 

More news on our other 

teams in next week’s 

Nurrunga.





The Rugby Report: Good results against Barker 

CAS round 4 

After a few Saturdays of lovely Autumn weather, 

last week saw the first of the big westerly winds 

that can make Queens Park a difficult place 

to play rugby. Barker College were the visitors 

– undefeated in 1sts and traditionally strong 

throughout all age groups. A tough day of rugby 

beckoned. 

16Bs showed glimpses of good play but the 

reluctance to tackle was again in evidence at 

crucial stages and a good Barker side took the 

honours. The Waverley boys proved their ability 

when they beat Knox away from home three weeks 

ago and need to believe that they have the ability 

to play like that again. 

The As were up for the challenge and worked 

hard against the breeze in the first half to be 5-all 

at the break. The boys had trouble playing the 

ball in Barker’s end in the second half but kept 

persisting and were rewarded at the death with 

a controversial try to front-rower Ben Gan, to 

steal the win. The C’s had their issues but battled 

gamely and the D’s started well but faded late in 

the game. 

The 13s showed their depth with solid 

performances in each grade. The A’s produced 

excellent passages but lapses in concentration and 

ill-discipline at the breakdown saw Barker come 

storming back to get level with 5 minutes to play. 

A final try to Waverley gained the win – this team 

has plenty of potential but needs to keep focused 

for the whole game. The B’s , D’s and E’s won hard 

fought matches but the C’s and F’s were unlucky 

to lose. 

The standout 14s had outstanding wins up at 

Barker. Still struggling with injuries, the boys 

showed great character to totally dominate. A’s 

were clinical with a 48-5 victory while the E’s 

racked up 50 points in a fine display. Excellent 

work by all players and coaches! 

The 15s is traditionally a difficult age group 

against this opposition and the D’s, C’s and B’s 

were outclassed. The A’s however, kept up their 

unbeaten run in CAS by winning 33-20. The boys 

are relating well to the coaching of Mr. McBride and 

their commitment to training is reaping rewards. 

The Opens promised to be tough as Barker 

had defeated Knox in all games for the first 

time in memory and have real depth. 5th’s 

were disappointing with a number of unsavoury 

incidents spoiling the game. 4ths, however, 

gained a stirring victory 26-12. 3rds went down 

and 2nds gained their second victory by downing 

their previously unbeaten opposition 12-7. 

The 1sts knew they were in for a tough day trying 

to emulate the feat of the 2007 side who gained a 

famous victory at Queens Park on the way to an 

undefeated CAS season. 

Our guest speaker on Saturday was Captain of 

that particular side, Tom Wallace, who spoke of 

the reverence he holds for the ‘Double V’ and of 

fond memories at QP. Our boys, however, were 

not able to respond to the challenge set down by 

the visitors who used their size and speed to great 

advantage. Barker rolled two lineouts from 25m to 

score two converted tries running with the breeze 

to lead 14-0 at halftime. Waverley were not able to 

put a dent in the Barker defensive line who played 

with great intensity and purpose. Barker crossed 

the line early in the second half and the game 

seemed over. To Waverley’s credit, they kept 

trying to find holes in the defence and a converted 

try with 15 minutes to go gave hope to the home 

supporters. Unfortunately, Barker’s defence held 

strong at the Waves went down 21-7. Outplayed 

on the day but unbowed – Waverley still believe 

the CAS title is up for grabs as all sides are 

capable of winning on any given Saturday. 

This week we are away at St. Aloysius which 

promises to be yet another weekend of tough, 

uncompromising rugby. Good luck to all teams. 

Thanks again to the Rugby Supporters Club who 

work wonders on a Saturday at Queens Park. As 

usual for ‘away’ games we need volunteers from 

the 14’s and 15’s parents to assist. If you can 

spare some time, it would be gratefully accepted. 

Waves to Win 

Mr P. Cornish 

MIC Waverley Rugby 

Volume 36 No. 14 • 1 JUNE 2012 page 8






Enrol now for 

WINTER CAMP 

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A TYPICAL DAY 

8.00 - 8.30 Drop off/sign in 

8.30 - 9.30 Soccer / Dodge Ball 

9.30 - 10.30 Basketball skills & games 

10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 

11.00 - 12.30 Cricket skills & games / 

Dancing 

12.30 - 1.00 Lunch 

1.30 - 2.30 Movie / Computer Activities 

2.30 - 3.30 Catch the Flag 

3.30 - 3.45 Pick up and sign out 

3.30 - 5.00 Late pick up 

Indoor sports games 

Other activities include: 

* movie making * drama 

* touch footy * volleyball 

* lacrosse * tennis 

* handball 

Boys & Girls 

Ages 8-13 

Dates 

Monday 25th June to Friday 29th June 2012 

Monday 2nd July to Friday 6th July 2012 

What to bring and where to go 

* Morning tea and daily lunch. Drinks will be 

provided during the day and a sausage sizzle will 

be provided on the Friday of the week long camps. 

* A hat, sensible clothing and sunscreen, and sports 

shoes. 

* Participants are welcome to bring their own 

tennis racquet 

* Daily drop off and pick up at the Performing Arts 

Centre 

Wet Weather 

* Indoor activities will replace outdoor activities 

Fees 

* $275 per individual participant for the week for 8.00am 

to 3.30pm Monday to Friday 

* Additional $50 per week ($10 per day) for the late pick 

up option to 5.00pm 

* Casual rate at $65 per day subject to availability 

(including late pickup option) 

Staffing 

* Only accredited staff with 

child minding clearances 

will supervise the camps 

Boys & 

Girls 

HSC in the 

Holidays 

HSC in the Holidays provides 

Year 12 services and programs 

in NSW. In 2012, they have 

expanded their services to offer: 

Free access to over 200 HSC 

files, reports, practice questions 

and worked solutions from 

Senior HSC Teachers/Markers 

and students who achieved 

Band 6 in the 2011 exams 

July Lectures across six 

university campuses in 

Sydney/Wollongong at a vastly 

subsidised price; 

September Workshops across 

six campuses where students 

have the opportunity of working 

closely with teachers/markers 

for a day prior to the final 

exams. 

Students can read more 

about the programs by visiting 

hscintheholidays.com.au 

checking out their Facebook 

page or calling 1300 677 336. 

Fun 

Junior School Sports Draw 

Junior School Fixtures Round 6: Saturday 2nd June 2012 

RUGBY 

A sausage sizzle will be provided 

on Friday. 

Bring your appetite! 

Need further information? Please ring John Kara on 

0419 471 292 or email jkara@waverley.nsw.edu.au 

To book and pay, visit the Waverley College website: 

www.waverley.nsw.edu.au 

SOCCER 

Team VS Field Time Team VS Field Time 

Prep 1 St Patrick's SPC 2 10.15am Prep 1 Kings Price 3 10.15am 

Prep 2 St Patrick's SPC 2 9.30am Prep 2 Kings Price 3y 

9.30am 

Prep 3 St Patrick's SPC 2 8.45am Prep 3 Kincoppal Reserve 9.00am 

Prep 4 St Patrick's SPC 2 8.00am 11A St Aloysius Park 8 10.15am 

11A Barker Taylor Field 11.00am 11B St Aloysius Park 8 9.30am 

11B Barker Taylor Field 10.15am 11C St Aloysius Park 8 8.45am 

11C Barker Taylor Field 9.30am 11D St Aloysius Park 8 8.00am 

11D Barker Taylor Field 8.45am 

11E Barker Taylor Field 8.00am 

10A St Patrick's Breen Oval 8.00am





Senior School Sports Draw 

Waverley College Sport Fixtures Saturday 2 June 2012 

RUGBY 

FOOTBALL 

Team Opponent Venue Time Team Opponent Venue Time 

1st SAC College Oval 3.15pm 1st SAC College Oval 10.15am15am 

2nd SAC College Oval 2.00pm 2nd SAC College Oval 9.00am 

3rd SAC College Oval 1.00pm 3rd SAC College Oval 8.00am 

4th SAC College Oval 12.00pm 4th SAC Castle Cove 2 9.00am 

5th SAC Willoughby 11.00am 5th SAC Castle Cove 2 8.00am 

16A SAC Primrose 1 11.00am 6th SPC QP 8 12.00pm 

16B Grammar (A) Weigall 1 1.00pm 7th SPC QP 8 11.00am 

16C SJC (e) SJC 3 12.00pm 10A SAC Castle Cove 1 8.00am 

16D SAC [B] Primrose 1 10.00am 10B SAC Castle Cove 1 9.00am 

15A SAC QP 1 12.00pm p 

10C SAC Castle Cove 1 10.00am00 

15B SAC QP 1 11.00am 10D SAC Castle Cove 1 11.00am 

15C SAC QP 1 10.00am00 9A SAC QP 2 8 8.00am 

15D Shore (E) QP 1 9.00am 9B SAC QP 2 9.00am 

14A SAC QP 1 1.00pm 9C SAC QP 2 10.00am 

14B SAC QP 3 12.00pm p 

9D SAC QP 2 11.00am 

14C Barker (D) TGS 3 9.00am 9E/F Knox (F) QP 2 12.00pm 

14D/E SAC [C] QP 3 10.00am00 

13A SAC Primrose 2 11.00am 8A SAC QP 7 1.00pm 

13B SAC Primrose 2 10.00am 8B SAC QP 7 12.00pm 

13C Reddam QP 3 9.00am 8C SAC QP 7 11.00am 

13D SAC [C] Primrose 2 9.00am 8D SAC QP 7 10.00am 

13E SAC [D] Primrose 2 8.00am 7A SAC Castle Cove 2 12.00pm 

p 

13F SIC (I) Riverview 5 11.00am 7B SAC Castle Cove 2 11.00am 

TENNIS 7C SAC Castle Cove 2 10.00am00 

Team Opponent Venue Time 7D SAC Castle Cove 1 12.00pm 

1sts SAC Tennis Cove 8.00am 7E/F Knox (F) Curagul 2 8.00am 

2nds SAC Tennis Cove 8.00am 

3rds SAC Tennis Cove 10.30am 

VOLLEYBALL 

4ths SAC Tennis Cove 10.30am Team Opponent Venuee Time 

10A/B SAC Kingsford 8.30am 1sts SAC Dalton Hall 11.00am 

9A/B SAC Tyneside 10.30am 

LAWN BOWLS 

9C/D BYE Venue Time 

8 A/B SAC Kingsford 10.30am 

Waverley 

9.00am 

8 C/D BYE CROSS COUNTRY 

7 A/B SAC Tyneside 8.30am 

VENUE 

TIME 

JUDO Riverviewi 

10.00am00 

VENUE 

TIME 

DEBATING (Friday) 

College Hall 

8.30am 

VENUE 

TIME 

College Oval - Tyneside Ave, Willoughby 


5.30pm 

Primrose - Cnr Young & Grafton Sts, Cremorne 

Castle Cove - Holly y 

St, Castle Cove 

Tennis Cove - 325 Eastern Valley Way, Castle Cove 

Tyneside Tennis & Willoughby - Tyneside Ave, Willoughby 

Weigall - New South Head Rd, Rushcutters Bay 

Wet Weather Number: 

Riverview - Tambourine Bay Rd, Riverview 

8250 3780, after 7am for morning games, 

TGS - Trinity Grammar - Prospect Rd, Summer Hill 

after 11am for afternoon games 

Curagul - Cnr Curagul & Bobbin Head Rds, Nth Turrumurra 

SJC - Augustine St, Hunter's Hill 


Waverley 

Football 

Supporters’ 

Club 

Fundraiser 

Advertise your 

business and support 

Waverley football 

This season, Waverley 

Football will be printing 

a match day programme 

for the 1st XI and 2nd XI 

home games. There are 

opportunities for businesses 

to advertise in them at very 

reasonable rates (see below) 

and all monies raised go to 

support Waverley Football. 

If you own a business, work 

for a company that would 

be willing to advertise in the 

programme, or know of a local 

business that would advertise 

in it, please contact me by 

email, ben@tradevin.com.au 

or call 0424 99 33 66. 

We have already sold some 

space in the programme, but 

more is available: 

Full page $800 A4 

Half page $400 

Quarter page $200. 

If you can help please get in 

touch with me by Monday, 

14th May. 

Your support is much 

appreciated. 

Ben Hughes 

President 

Waverley Football Supporters’ 

Club 

ben@tradevin.com.au





Careers information & HSC tips 

University of Sydney Year 10 

Information Evenings 

Registrations open on Monday 14 May at 5pm. 

Dates: 6 and 12 June 2012, Time: 6 – 8pm 

Venue: Eastern Avenue Foyer, Camperdown 

campus 

Contact us on 1300 362 006 or email future. 

students@sydney.edu.au 

http://sydney.edu.au/future_students/domestic_ 

undergraduate/year_10_evening/index.shtml 

NSW Department of Education and 

Communities 2013 Teacher Education 

Scholarship Program 

This year, up to 300 scholarships are available for 

talented students to train as teachers in secondary 

maths, science (physics) or English, and in special 

education. 

As a scholar, you’ll receive a $5,000 annual 

training allowance while studying full time for 

a teaching qualification. When you complete 

your studies, you are guaranteed permanent 

employment in a NSW public school in an agreed 

location and awarded a further $3,000 to assist 

with expenses such as relocation costs. The 

closing date is 5 October 2012. Telephone 1300 

301 435 or email scholarships@det.nsw.edu.au. 

https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/about-us/careerscentre/school-careers/teaching/our-programs-andinitiatives/teaching-scholarships 

University of Notre Dame Early Offer 

Program 

Notre Dame’s Early Offer Program is designed to 

attract and select talented and capable high school 

students for an early offer into our University. 

This program is offered to Year 12 students who 

have demonstrated academic excellence, along 

with a special talent in community involvement or 

leadership. 

Early Offer Program Applications due Friday 31 

August, 4:00pm 

http://www.nd.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_ 

file/0015/111516/early_offer_program_guide-.pdf 

UNSW Co-op Program 

Industry linked scholarships for high achieving 

students in the fields of Business (Commerce), 

Science, Engineering and the Built Environment. 

Senior managers from industry and government 

have worked with UNSW academics to plan all 

Co-op Programs. 

UNSW Co-op Program scholars receive structured 

industry training (between 9 and 18 months) and 

gain highly valuable, relevant work experience with 

up to four different sponsor companies. 

UNSW Co-op Program scholars receive a taxfree 

scholarship of $16,750 per annum. This is 

paid in fortnightly instalments and can be used at 

the student’s discretion. Application Due Date: 

Sunday 30 September, 2012 

Tel (02) 9385 5116 Fax (02) 9313 6774 Email 

cooprog@unsw.edu.au 

Web http://www.co-op.unsw.edu.au/ 

Macquarie University Parent 

Information Evening 

Wednesday 13 June, 6pm - 9pm 

An opportunity for parents and students in 

years 10 - 12 to learn more about degree 

programs, bonus point schemes, scholarships 

and the transition from high school to university. 

Register online http://www.mq.edu.au/pubstatic/ 

events/2012/06/13/parent_information_evening/ 

Sydney University Engineering and IT 

Parent Information Night 

The Faculty of Engineering and Information 

Technologies is holding its annual Year 11/12 and 

Parent Information Night to give students a greater 

insight into undergraduate courses in: Engineering; 

Information technologies and Project management. 

The evening will be held on Thursday, June 8 at 

6.15pm for 6.30pm start - 8pm in the PNR Lecture 

Theatre, PNR Building, Maze Crescent, Darlington 

Campus, The University of Sydney 

Students and parents should register at sydney. 

edu.au/engineering/info-night 

NIDA Open Day 

NIDA Open day will be held on 2 June 2012, 

10am – 4pm at 215 Anzac Parade, Kensington 

. NIDA Open Day gives you the chance to go 

behind the scenes to find what it is like to study at 

NIDA. There will be workshops, performances and 

presentations by NIDA staff and students. There 

will be dedicated sessions to introduce their new 

program Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Staging). For 

more information, go to www.nida.edu.au 

KPMG’s Cadetship Recruitment 

For students intending to study for a commerce 

or business degree majoring in accounting or 

information systems. It involves working full time 

and studying part time for the first 2 years. 

KPMG helps with substantial study leave and time 

off to attend lectures. 

In the third and fourth years, a cadet attends 

university full time and works during vacations. 

Vacation income is supplemented by a weekly 

allowance. 

Applications close on 15 June 2012. 

http://www.kpmg.com/AU/en/JoinUs/Graduates- 

Students/Cadetships/Pages/default.aspx 

Careers information continued next page.... 


Macquarie 

University HSC 

Enrichment 

Program 

Chemistry HSC Enrichment 

Day 

Date: Wednesday 11 July, 

2012 

Duration: 8 am - 3.45 pm with 

optional lecture 3.45 pm – 

4.45 pm 

Venue: Building E7B, 

Mason Theatre, Macquarie 

University, North Ryde 

Cost: $70 (incl. GST). 

Registration due by Friday 6 

July, 2012. 

Physics HSC Enrichment 

Day 

Date: Thursday 12 July, 2012 

Duration: 8 am - 3.15 pm with 

optional lecture 3.25 pm – 

4.25 pm 

Venue: Building E7B, 

Mason Theatre, Macquarie 

University, North Ryde 

Cost: $70 (incl. GST), 

morning tea and for students 

attending optional lecture also 

includes and afternoon tea. 

Registration due by Friday 6 

July, 2012. 

This one-day workshop is to 

assist Year 12 students sitting 

their HSC in NSW and the 

ACT. 

http://www.accessmq.com. 

au/physics-HSC-enrichmentprogram-2012 

Enquiries: Matilde Jurado 

Hernandez, matilde.juradohernandez@mq.edu.au, 

T: 

(02) 9850 7956, F: (02) 9805 

3101





Careers information and HSC tips, continued... 

PricewaterhouseCoopers Trainee 

Program 

Applications close 24th June 2012. 

Open to people in the last year of high school or first 

year of university, the program enables students to 

gain practical experience within the Assurance, Tax 

& Legal or Private Clients business areas. Students 

must be planning to study either a Business/ 

Commerce degree (with one of your majors as 

either accounting or information technology) or an 

Information Technology degree. 

http://www.pwc.com.au/careers/student/programs/ 

trainee/index.htm 

Ernst & Young Cadet Program 

As a cadet, you’ll combine full-time work with 

WAVERLEY FOOTBALL TOUR GROUP 2012 

WOULD LIKE TO INVITE 

ALL WAVERLEY STUDENTS & SIBLINGS 

TO PUMP UP THEIR BOWLING ARMS AND COME ALONG TO 

A TEN PIN BOWLING NIGHT 

SUNDAY 17 JUNE 2012 

6.00PM – 9.00PM 

MANHATTAN SUPERBOWL 

Gardiners Road, Mascot 

$20.00 per person for two games of bowling 

http://datasearch2.uts.edu. 

au/undergraduate/school/ 

leavers/scholarships/detail. 

cfm?code=0000016761 

Contact Mitchell Trask on 

0450 902 453 

http://www.bluemountains. 

edu.au/programs/shortdiscovery-programs/ 

UTS Bachelor of Information 

Technology (BIT) co-op 

scholarship program 

You will receive around 

$15,500 during each year 

of your studies - a total of 

around $46,500. Applicants 

must complete the UTS BIT 

application questionnaire as 

well as apply through UAC. 

Round 1 - applications must 

be received by Friday 29 June 

2012with interviews on Friday 

13 July 2012 during the NSW 

school holidays. 

Round 2 - applications must 

be received by Wednesday 31 

October 2012with interviews 

on Friday 16 November 

2012 during the NSW school 

holidays. 

http://www.it.uts.edu.au/ 

courses/scholarships/bit/ 

index.html 

part-time university studies. It takes drive and 

commitment, but we’ll provide you with the 

support you need to succeed. You’ll gain valuable 

experience working with clients and will be exposed 

to senior managers early so that you can learn from 

some of the best. You’ll also benefit from the training 

and skills development we provide. And when you 

do graduate, the professional experience you’ll have 

gained through the cadet program will place you 

head and shoulders above your peers. 

Apply in Year 12 or in year one of your university 

degree.Application opening date 21 May 2012, 

Application closing date 25 June 2012. 

http://www.ey.com/AU/en/Careers/Students/Yourrole-here/Students---Programs 

Food and drinks can be ordered individually at the cafe on the night. 

A portion of the game fee goes to the Football Tour 

Please RSVP and let us know how many will be attending by 

11 June 2012 

Anna Micos 

0410 528 186 

gryllis1984@hotmail.com 


UTS 

Engineering & 

IT Dates 2012 

IT Undergraduate and 

Scholarships Evening- 

13th June at 6pm 

Engineering Undergraduate 

Courses Information Evening- 

20th June 6pm 

Engineering Scholarships 

Information Evening -27 June 

6pm 

http://datasearch2.uts.edu.au/ 

feit/news-events/index.cfm 

http://feit.uts.edu.au/ 

UTS Bachelor of 

Accounting & Bachelor 

of Information 

Technology Cooperative 

Scholarship 

Programs 

8 June – Bachelor of 

Accounting Co-Op 

Scholarship Round 1 

Application Deadline





Sport Results 

Senior College Sport Results for 26 May 2012 

Rugby Football (Soccer) Tennis 

Date 26.05.12 Date 26.05.12 Date 26.05.12 

Round CAS Rd 4 Round CAS Rd 4 Round CAS Rd 4 

School Barker School Barker School Barker 

Home Yes Home Yes Home Yes 

Team Res Wav. Opp. Team Res Wav. Opp. Team Result 

1st XV L 7 21 1 XI D 2 2 1st IV L 2-6 

2nd XV W 19 12 2 XI L 0 1 2nd IV L 2-6 

3rd XV L 0 39 3 XI L 1 4 3rd IV L 1-5 

4th XV W 26 12 4 XI L 1 6 4th IV L 0-6 

5th XV L 0 42 5 XI L 0 14 10A L 0-6 

16A W 12 5 6 XI L 1 5 10B L 0-6 

16B L 0 26 7 XI L 0 10 9A L 0-6 

16C L 7 63 10A L 1 4 9B L 0-6 

16D L 10 45 10B D 1 1 9C L 0-6 

15A W 33 20 10C L 0 10 9D L 2-4 

15B L 7 36 10D L 0 4 8A L 0-6 

15C L 5 38 9A W 3 1 8B L 0-6 

15D L 0 55 9B W 1 0 8C L 0-6 

14A W 48 5 9C W 1 0 8D L 1-5 

14B W 26 12 9D W 2 0 7A L 0-6 

14C W 17 12 9E W 7 0 7B L 0-6 

14D W 22 12 9F L* 0 5 

14E W 50 36 8A L 0 1 

Debating 

13A L 17 12 8B L 0 4 Date 27.05.11 

13B W 28 7 8C L 0 8 School Marist Pagewood 

13C L 0 10 8D L 0 8 Team Result 

13D W 17 12 7A L 2 3 Firsts WIN 

13E W 22 7 7B L 0 1 11A LOSS 

13F L 12 19 7C L 0 1 Year 10 A WIN 

7D L 0 6 Year 9 A WIN 

7E L 0 3 Year 8 A LOSS 

7F L 0 3 Year 7 A WIN 

Junior School Results Round 5: Saturday 26th May 2012 

RUGBY 

SOCCER 

Team VS Field Time Results Team VS Field Time Results 

Prep 1 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 9.30am L 14 - 22 Prep 1 Coogee Prep Queens Park 8 9.30am W 3 - 0 

Prep 2 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 8.45am W 32 - 5 Prep 2 Mosman Prep Queens Park 8 8.45am W 3 - 1 

Prep 3 Scots Lower Queens Park 2 8.00am W 56 - 0 Prep 3 Mosman Prep Queens Park 8 8.00am L 1 - 2 

Prep 4 Scots Lower Queens Park 1 8.45am W 44 - 5 11A Scots Christison Park 101.15am L 0 - 2 

11A Knox Lower Gillespie 10.15am L 15 - 24 11B Scots Christison Park 9.30am L 1 - 2 

11B Knox Lower Gillespie 9.30am W 64 - 5 11C Scots Christison Park 8.45am L 1 - 2 

11C Knox Lower Gillespie 8.45am W 22 - 10 11D Scots Christison Park 8.00am L 0 - 4 

11D Knox Lower Gillespie 8.00am W 80 - 0 

11E BYE BYE BYE BYE 

10A Coogee Prep Lower Queens Park 1 8.00am W 38 - 0 


University 

Scholarships 


Scholarships 

Information Evening 

The Scholarships Information 

Evening will be held on 

Tuesday, 19 June 

More information will be online 

closer to the event. 

UNSW Scholarships 

Info Evening – 

Wednesday, 20 June 

2012 

The Scholarships Information 

Evening provides greater 

depth and detail on the range 

of scholarships at UNSW, with 

a focus on the application 

process and answering 

specific questions. The 

evening is aimed at Year 11 

and 12 students and their 

parents. 

The evening consists of a 

general introduction to UNSW 

scholarships and is followed 

by presentation and question 

breakout sessions, as well as 

information booths for one-onone 

discussions about specific 

scholarships. 

To make the most of the 

evening, be sure to have 

a look at the Scholarships 

and Co-op Program website 

before attending. 

Registration is essential. 

Date & Time: Wednesday, 20 

June 2012; 6:00pm – 8:30pm 

Location: Sir John Clancy 

Auditorium (C24) 

Registration: Via www. 

network.unsw.edu.au; 

Keyword: Scholarships 

Sports Scholarships 

USA 

For recreational or amateur 

sports men or women of 

low, average, and high level 

ability. Your current abilities 

are less important than your 

commitment and potential. 

Students gain a University 

education in the US often 

for less than it costs to study 

here. Register Your Interest: 

http://studentplacement. 

com.au/programs-anddestinations/sportsscholarships-usa/

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