St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

16
1 VOLUME XXVIII No 11 12 th August, 2011 FROM THE HEAD OF COLLEGE The Dormition of the Theotokos 15 th August Εν τη Γεννήσει την παρθενίαν εφύλαξας, εν τη Κοιμήσει τον κόσμον ου κατέλιπες Θεοτόκε. Μετέστης προς την ζωήν, μήτηρ υπάρχουσα της ζωής· και ταις πρεσβείαις ταις σαις λυτρουμένη, εκ θανάτου τας ψυχάς ημών. In birth, you preserved your virginity; in death, you did not abandon the world, Theotokos. As mother of Life, you departed to the source of life, delivering our souls from death by your intercessions. Mrs E. Stefanou-Haag DATES TO REMEMBER AUGUST Futsal State Championships Debating Competition JS 12 th The Dormition of the Theotokos School closed 15 th ICAS Maths JS 16 th Greek Play, 5.00pm 21 st Senior School Showcase ASISSA Athletics JS 25 th Debating Competition JS 26 th ISA Finals 27 th SEPTEMBER Father’s Day 4 th Sports Presentation Evening 6 th Debating Competition JS 8 th Year 11 Assessments Begin Preliminary Course Final 12 th ISA Athletics Carnival SS 13 th CIS Athletics JS 14 th K-12 Doxology Year 12 Farewell Dinner 20 th Terms ends for students HOUSE GALA DAY Open Day JS 22 nd Staff Development Day 23 rd OCTOBER Staff and students return Vaccinations Year 7 girls, Year 7 boys and girls 10 th Year 5 Divine Liturgy 13 th Year 4 Divine Liturgy 14 th HSC begins Year 10 Final Assessment Week 17 th

description

The St Spyridon August Newsletter Number 74

Transcript of St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

Page 1: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

1

VOLUME XXVIII No 11 12th August 2011 F R O M T H E H E A D O F C O L L E G E

The Dormition of the Theotokos

15th August

Εν τη Γεννήσει την παρθενίαν εφύλαξας εν τη Κοιmicroήσει τον κόσmicroον ου κατέλιπες Θεοτόκε Μετέστης προς την ζωήν microήτηρ υπάρχουσα της ζωής και ταις πρεσβείαις ταις σαις λυτρουmicroένη εκ θανάτου τας ψυχάς ηmicroών

In birth you preserved your virginity in death you did not abandon the world Theotokos As mother of Life you departed to the source of life delivering our souls from death by your intercessions Mrs E Stefanou-Haag

DATES TO REMEMBER A U G U S T

Futsal State Championships Debating Competition JS

12th The Dormition of the Theotokos School closed

15th ICAS Maths JS

16th

Greek Play 500pm

21st

Senior School Showcase ASISSA Athletics JS

25th Debating Competition JS

26th

ISA Finals

27th

S E P T E M B E R

Fatherrsquos Day

4th

Sports Presentation Evening

6th

Debating Competition JS

8th

Year 11 Assessments Begin Preliminary Course Final

12th ISA Athletics Carnival SS

13th

CIS Athletics JS

14th

K-12 Doxology Year 12 Farewell Dinner

20th Terms ends for students HOUSE GALA DAY Open Day JS

22nd

Staff Development Day

23rd

O C T O B E R

Staff and students return Vaccinations Year 7 girls Year 7 boys and girls

10th Year 5 Divine Liturgy

13th

Year 4 Divine Liturgy

14th

HSC begins Year 10 Final Assessment Week

17th

2

K ndash 1 2 N E W S DOOR TO DOOR SCHOOL BUS SERVICE There is one vacancy for Term 3 and another vacancy will become available in Term 4 If you are interested please call Helen on 9313-6899 Mrs H Simicos J U N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T ICAS RESULTS ICAS (International Competitions and Assessments for Schools) are developed for students in Years 3 to 12 and are sat annually Each ICAS test is designed to assess studentsrsquo academic ability in aspects of Computer Skills English Mathematics Science Spelling and Writing Many students from our school achieved outstanding results when they participated in ICAS Science and Computer skills this year Those students whose achievements were outstanding were rewarded with Certificates of Credit Distinction and High Distinction Below is a list of students who must be commended on their results Year 3 Science George Stavrou Credit Nicholas Drakoulis Credit Rose Economou Credit Samantha Economou Credit Jordan Frazis Credit Marcos Hanna Credit Roza Papas Credit Laura Pitharoulis Credit Nicola Skouteris Credit

Year 4 Science Chris Vlachos Credit Connor Giavis Distinction

Year 5 Science Nathan Adam Credit Dean Albanakis Credit Stephen Bletsas Credit Christopher Denize Credit Patricia Frazis Credit

Florence Georges Credit John Margelis Credit Maree Nikitopoulos Credit Nicole Stramotas Credit

Year 6 Science Constantinos Kollias Credit Kerryanne Syros Credit Tina Ventoura Credit Andreas Veryinis Credit

Year 3 Computer Skills Stephanie Andreou Credit Ariana Armenakas Credit Georgia Athanasopoulos Credit Katerina Darras-Samaras Credit Jordan Frazis Credit Marcos Hanna Credit Nicki Kondou Credit Alexi Kounnas Credit Angelique Lambrinos Credit Vivika Lynch Credit Steven Mangafas Credit Roza Papas Credit Laura Pitharoulis Credit George Stavrou Credit James Zouroudis Credit Alyssa Alas Distinction Nicholas Drakoulis Distinction Rose Economou Distinction Peter Ganis Distinction James Hristeff Distinction Andrew Karaniki Distinction Katherine Tsingos Distinction Anna Papas High Distinction

Year 4 Computer Skills Bill Avdalis Credit Vivienne Hatzigiakoumis Credit Sophie Ioannidis Credit Kristina Poulos Credit Eleni Preketes Credit Jordan Roumbas Credit Peter Tsoukalas Credit Chris Vlachos Credit Jade Capitanelis Credit Michael Hatzon Credit Reece Kalergis Credit George Leondios Credit Christina Mazis Credit Georgia Veryinis Credit Peter Synesios Distinction William Georgas Distinction Connor Giavis Distinction Christopher Matsoukas Distinction Andrew Papandrew Distinction Deahna Simos Distinction

3

Desi Kapodistrias Distinction Peter Nikas Distinction Rianna Papas Distinction Tiffany Tsoukalas Distinction

Year 5 Computer Skills Dominic Augoustis Credit Elaine Andrew Credit Liam Annesley Credit Catherine Dokos Credit Bianca Frazis Credit Nicholas Frazis Credit Patricia Frazis Credit Christina Hatgis Credit John Margelis Credit Sophia Micos Credit Harris Papas Credit Deanna Tzivakis Credit Michael Vetsikas Credit Stephen Bletsas Distinction Nikki Cardamis Distinction Chrysanthi Diasinos Distinction Maree Nikitopoulos Distinction Joanna Skouteris Distinction Nicole Stramotas Distinction Rhea Tsimboukis Distinction Dean Albanakis High Distinction Florence Georges High Distinction

Year 6 Computer Skills Gabriel Cassimatis Credit Jacqueline Burleigh Credit Peter Giokas Credit Mersina Hristeff Credit Paul Janis Credit Antonia Katerinis Credit Jordan Makridopolus Credit Johnny Mouratidis Credit James Panayiotakis Credit George Raptis Credit Jordan Stojkovic Credit Kerryanne Syros Credit John Tsakiris Credit Tina Ventoura Credit Andreas Veryinis Credit Deyarna Xenos Credit Larissa Andrianakos Distinction Demetrios Avdalis Distinction Giorge Gemisis Distinction Constantinos Kollias Distinction Jessica Mazis Distinction Markella Roditis Distinction Giorgen Rokos Distinction

Mr A Dookie Primary MathsScience Coordinator

CONGRATULATIONS On the 31st July Felicity Ginis (5A) was selected to represent Bunnerong Gym in a competition with other gymnastics schools Fifteen children were chosen to represent The children had four routines to demonstrate at the competition They were bar beam floor and vault There were fifty to sixty children representing and the top ten received a certificate Felicity came 10th in floor and 7th in bar and received 2 certificates Congratulations Felicity Congratulations to Mr amp Mrs J Pappas on the birth of their baby girl Mattea sister to Rianna 4C and Nicholas 1T Also to Mr amp Mrs Karatasos on the birth of their baby boy William brother to Sophia in KC SPECIALTY PHOTOS ndash REMINDER Special photos and whole school photo will be taken on Tuesday 30th August Please ensure that all children are in immaculate full school winter uniform Mrs M Hamer Principal Junior School FROM THE GROUND UP This Term in Mathematics Year 4 are learning about measurement To reinforce our understanding of this concept we took on the challenge of constructing a cube representing an area of a cubic metre Initially we observed that a unifix cube has 6 faces so we set out to construct these on a grander scale The students formed 6 working groups each group responsible for measuring cutting and constructing a square metre of cardboard We discovered that making exact measurements was a very tricky task Next we looked at a net of a cube and examined how it was put together We used this knowledge to help us put our 6 faces together Working as a team we overcame our many challenges including stabilising the cube strengthening the walls and keeping it all together

4

By listening to each other sharing responsibilities and supporting our classmates we were successful in our mission Miss Bletsogiannis JEANS FOR GENES DAY FUNDRAISER Thank you to the school community for their support in raising money towards Genetic Research by participating in Jeans for Genes Day mufti and raffle held on Friday 5th August Both the students and staff at St Spyridon Junior School enjoyed wearing their favourite pair of jeans on the day The lsquoTeddies in Jeansrsquo raffle raised more money than the prefects ever imagined it would A total of $945 was raised by the Year 6 Leaders on behalf of the St Spyridon Junior School to go to the Jeans for Genes Day charity The raffle will be drawn this Wednesday 10th August at the morning assembly

Thank you to the Year 6 Prefects and their parents for their support in organising this fundraising event The school leaders ensured the day ran smoothly and was enjoyable too Well done Ms D McCarthy

S E N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T K-12 DIVINE LITURGY It is always a special occasion when our K-12 staff and students gather together to participate in the Divine Liturgy at St Spyridon Church It was especially moving on Thursday 11th August 2011 as this was the first time our newly ordained Deacon Father Peter Mavrommatis celebrated the College Divine Liturgy along with Father Sotiri Drapaniotis and Father Michael Mescherskij who always joins us on such occasions We missed the presence of Father Steven Scoutas and wish him a speedy recovery

5

ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Some parents may not be aware of the Government policies in relation to regular attendance requirements for students enrolled at school School absences on a regular basis and habitual lateness are of concern as it has a negative impact on student outcomes Understanding of curriculum becomes disjointed and essential foundation learning is missed As a result achievement levels fall students begin telling themselves they are not good at school self confidence drops and they stop trying to do their

best To reduce this downward spiral parents must ensure their children attend regularly and are not late It is for all these reasons that we have provided this information in this issue of our newsletter The law in NSW places the responsibility on parents to ensure their child is enrolled at a government or non-government school and attends the school when teaching is provided Under Section 22 of the Education Act 1990 parents have a legal duty to ensure their school-aged children attend schoo1 School support ndash Senior School Procedures Here at the Senior School we consider absences of 10 days or more in a school year (without a diagnosed medical condition) to be unacceptable In such cases parental contact will be made a meeting arranged and an improvement plan developed Being punctual to school is also important to the student and the school It is the studentrsquos responsibility to get to school on time A student will be considered to be late to school if arrival time is after the 833am bell marking the end of Home Room Any student who is late to school must go to the front office to have their planner stamped and signature registered They must also bring a note from home explaining their lateness The following excuses are considered as being late without good reason oversleeping disorganised no reason 2 or more late arrivals to school eg due to transport (exception = private school bus) Disciplinary Action for lateness can include Counselling by Year Adviser Parent Contact ndash via phone ndash sms Improvement Plan Referral to relevant Dean Detention All parents are to ensure their children both attend school every school day and every school organised activity eg Divine Liturgy Carnival Excursion and are on time Further that parents should contact the School to inform of their childrsquos absence and then provide a note Mrs A Katsogiannis Principal Senior School

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 2: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

2

K ndash 1 2 N E W S DOOR TO DOOR SCHOOL BUS SERVICE There is one vacancy for Term 3 and another vacancy will become available in Term 4 If you are interested please call Helen on 9313-6899 Mrs H Simicos J U N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T ICAS RESULTS ICAS (International Competitions and Assessments for Schools) are developed for students in Years 3 to 12 and are sat annually Each ICAS test is designed to assess studentsrsquo academic ability in aspects of Computer Skills English Mathematics Science Spelling and Writing Many students from our school achieved outstanding results when they participated in ICAS Science and Computer skills this year Those students whose achievements were outstanding were rewarded with Certificates of Credit Distinction and High Distinction Below is a list of students who must be commended on their results Year 3 Science George Stavrou Credit Nicholas Drakoulis Credit Rose Economou Credit Samantha Economou Credit Jordan Frazis Credit Marcos Hanna Credit Roza Papas Credit Laura Pitharoulis Credit Nicola Skouteris Credit

Year 4 Science Chris Vlachos Credit Connor Giavis Distinction

Year 5 Science Nathan Adam Credit Dean Albanakis Credit Stephen Bletsas Credit Christopher Denize Credit Patricia Frazis Credit

Florence Georges Credit John Margelis Credit Maree Nikitopoulos Credit Nicole Stramotas Credit

Year 6 Science Constantinos Kollias Credit Kerryanne Syros Credit Tina Ventoura Credit Andreas Veryinis Credit

Year 3 Computer Skills Stephanie Andreou Credit Ariana Armenakas Credit Georgia Athanasopoulos Credit Katerina Darras-Samaras Credit Jordan Frazis Credit Marcos Hanna Credit Nicki Kondou Credit Alexi Kounnas Credit Angelique Lambrinos Credit Vivika Lynch Credit Steven Mangafas Credit Roza Papas Credit Laura Pitharoulis Credit George Stavrou Credit James Zouroudis Credit Alyssa Alas Distinction Nicholas Drakoulis Distinction Rose Economou Distinction Peter Ganis Distinction James Hristeff Distinction Andrew Karaniki Distinction Katherine Tsingos Distinction Anna Papas High Distinction

Year 4 Computer Skills Bill Avdalis Credit Vivienne Hatzigiakoumis Credit Sophie Ioannidis Credit Kristina Poulos Credit Eleni Preketes Credit Jordan Roumbas Credit Peter Tsoukalas Credit Chris Vlachos Credit Jade Capitanelis Credit Michael Hatzon Credit Reece Kalergis Credit George Leondios Credit Christina Mazis Credit Georgia Veryinis Credit Peter Synesios Distinction William Georgas Distinction Connor Giavis Distinction Christopher Matsoukas Distinction Andrew Papandrew Distinction Deahna Simos Distinction

3

Desi Kapodistrias Distinction Peter Nikas Distinction Rianna Papas Distinction Tiffany Tsoukalas Distinction

Year 5 Computer Skills Dominic Augoustis Credit Elaine Andrew Credit Liam Annesley Credit Catherine Dokos Credit Bianca Frazis Credit Nicholas Frazis Credit Patricia Frazis Credit Christina Hatgis Credit John Margelis Credit Sophia Micos Credit Harris Papas Credit Deanna Tzivakis Credit Michael Vetsikas Credit Stephen Bletsas Distinction Nikki Cardamis Distinction Chrysanthi Diasinos Distinction Maree Nikitopoulos Distinction Joanna Skouteris Distinction Nicole Stramotas Distinction Rhea Tsimboukis Distinction Dean Albanakis High Distinction Florence Georges High Distinction

Year 6 Computer Skills Gabriel Cassimatis Credit Jacqueline Burleigh Credit Peter Giokas Credit Mersina Hristeff Credit Paul Janis Credit Antonia Katerinis Credit Jordan Makridopolus Credit Johnny Mouratidis Credit James Panayiotakis Credit George Raptis Credit Jordan Stojkovic Credit Kerryanne Syros Credit John Tsakiris Credit Tina Ventoura Credit Andreas Veryinis Credit Deyarna Xenos Credit Larissa Andrianakos Distinction Demetrios Avdalis Distinction Giorge Gemisis Distinction Constantinos Kollias Distinction Jessica Mazis Distinction Markella Roditis Distinction Giorgen Rokos Distinction

Mr A Dookie Primary MathsScience Coordinator

CONGRATULATIONS On the 31st July Felicity Ginis (5A) was selected to represent Bunnerong Gym in a competition with other gymnastics schools Fifteen children were chosen to represent The children had four routines to demonstrate at the competition They were bar beam floor and vault There were fifty to sixty children representing and the top ten received a certificate Felicity came 10th in floor and 7th in bar and received 2 certificates Congratulations Felicity Congratulations to Mr amp Mrs J Pappas on the birth of their baby girl Mattea sister to Rianna 4C and Nicholas 1T Also to Mr amp Mrs Karatasos on the birth of their baby boy William brother to Sophia in KC SPECIALTY PHOTOS ndash REMINDER Special photos and whole school photo will be taken on Tuesday 30th August Please ensure that all children are in immaculate full school winter uniform Mrs M Hamer Principal Junior School FROM THE GROUND UP This Term in Mathematics Year 4 are learning about measurement To reinforce our understanding of this concept we took on the challenge of constructing a cube representing an area of a cubic metre Initially we observed that a unifix cube has 6 faces so we set out to construct these on a grander scale The students formed 6 working groups each group responsible for measuring cutting and constructing a square metre of cardboard We discovered that making exact measurements was a very tricky task Next we looked at a net of a cube and examined how it was put together We used this knowledge to help us put our 6 faces together Working as a team we overcame our many challenges including stabilising the cube strengthening the walls and keeping it all together

4

By listening to each other sharing responsibilities and supporting our classmates we were successful in our mission Miss Bletsogiannis JEANS FOR GENES DAY FUNDRAISER Thank you to the school community for their support in raising money towards Genetic Research by participating in Jeans for Genes Day mufti and raffle held on Friday 5th August Both the students and staff at St Spyridon Junior School enjoyed wearing their favourite pair of jeans on the day The lsquoTeddies in Jeansrsquo raffle raised more money than the prefects ever imagined it would A total of $945 was raised by the Year 6 Leaders on behalf of the St Spyridon Junior School to go to the Jeans for Genes Day charity The raffle will be drawn this Wednesday 10th August at the morning assembly

Thank you to the Year 6 Prefects and their parents for their support in organising this fundraising event The school leaders ensured the day ran smoothly and was enjoyable too Well done Ms D McCarthy

S E N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T K-12 DIVINE LITURGY It is always a special occasion when our K-12 staff and students gather together to participate in the Divine Liturgy at St Spyridon Church It was especially moving on Thursday 11th August 2011 as this was the first time our newly ordained Deacon Father Peter Mavrommatis celebrated the College Divine Liturgy along with Father Sotiri Drapaniotis and Father Michael Mescherskij who always joins us on such occasions We missed the presence of Father Steven Scoutas and wish him a speedy recovery

5

ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Some parents may not be aware of the Government policies in relation to regular attendance requirements for students enrolled at school School absences on a regular basis and habitual lateness are of concern as it has a negative impact on student outcomes Understanding of curriculum becomes disjointed and essential foundation learning is missed As a result achievement levels fall students begin telling themselves they are not good at school self confidence drops and they stop trying to do their

best To reduce this downward spiral parents must ensure their children attend regularly and are not late It is for all these reasons that we have provided this information in this issue of our newsletter The law in NSW places the responsibility on parents to ensure their child is enrolled at a government or non-government school and attends the school when teaching is provided Under Section 22 of the Education Act 1990 parents have a legal duty to ensure their school-aged children attend schoo1 School support ndash Senior School Procedures Here at the Senior School we consider absences of 10 days or more in a school year (without a diagnosed medical condition) to be unacceptable In such cases parental contact will be made a meeting arranged and an improvement plan developed Being punctual to school is also important to the student and the school It is the studentrsquos responsibility to get to school on time A student will be considered to be late to school if arrival time is after the 833am bell marking the end of Home Room Any student who is late to school must go to the front office to have their planner stamped and signature registered They must also bring a note from home explaining their lateness The following excuses are considered as being late without good reason oversleeping disorganised no reason 2 or more late arrivals to school eg due to transport (exception = private school bus) Disciplinary Action for lateness can include Counselling by Year Adviser Parent Contact ndash via phone ndash sms Improvement Plan Referral to relevant Dean Detention All parents are to ensure their children both attend school every school day and every school organised activity eg Divine Liturgy Carnival Excursion and are on time Further that parents should contact the School to inform of their childrsquos absence and then provide a note Mrs A Katsogiannis Principal Senior School

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 3: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

3

Desi Kapodistrias Distinction Peter Nikas Distinction Rianna Papas Distinction Tiffany Tsoukalas Distinction

Year 5 Computer Skills Dominic Augoustis Credit Elaine Andrew Credit Liam Annesley Credit Catherine Dokos Credit Bianca Frazis Credit Nicholas Frazis Credit Patricia Frazis Credit Christina Hatgis Credit John Margelis Credit Sophia Micos Credit Harris Papas Credit Deanna Tzivakis Credit Michael Vetsikas Credit Stephen Bletsas Distinction Nikki Cardamis Distinction Chrysanthi Diasinos Distinction Maree Nikitopoulos Distinction Joanna Skouteris Distinction Nicole Stramotas Distinction Rhea Tsimboukis Distinction Dean Albanakis High Distinction Florence Georges High Distinction

Year 6 Computer Skills Gabriel Cassimatis Credit Jacqueline Burleigh Credit Peter Giokas Credit Mersina Hristeff Credit Paul Janis Credit Antonia Katerinis Credit Jordan Makridopolus Credit Johnny Mouratidis Credit James Panayiotakis Credit George Raptis Credit Jordan Stojkovic Credit Kerryanne Syros Credit John Tsakiris Credit Tina Ventoura Credit Andreas Veryinis Credit Deyarna Xenos Credit Larissa Andrianakos Distinction Demetrios Avdalis Distinction Giorge Gemisis Distinction Constantinos Kollias Distinction Jessica Mazis Distinction Markella Roditis Distinction Giorgen Rokos Distinction

Mr A Dookie Primary MathsScience Coordinator

CONGRATULATIONS On the 31st July Felicity Ginis (5A) was selected to represent Bunnerong Gym in a competition with other gymnastics schools Fifteen children were chosen to represent The children had four routines to demonstrate at the competition They were bar beam floor and vault There were fifty to sixty children representing and the top ten received a certificate Felicity came 10th in floor and 7th in bar and received 2 certificates Congratulations Felicity Congratulations to Mr amp Mrs J Pappas on the birth of their baby girl Mattea sister to Rianna 4C and Nicholas 1T Also to Mr amp Mrs Karatasos on the birth of their baby boy William brother to Sophia in KC SPECIALTY PHOTOS ndash REMINDER Special photos and whole school photo will be taken on Tuesday 30th August Please ensure that all children are in immaculate full school winter uniform Mrs M Hamer Principal Junior School FROM THE GROUND UP This Term in Mathematics Year 4 are learning about measurement To reinforce our understanding of this concept we took on the challenge of constructing a cube representing an area of a cubic metre Initially we observed that a unifix cube has 6 faces so we set out to construct these on a grander scale The students formed 6 working groups each group responsible for measuring cutting and constructing a square metre of cardboard We discovered that making exact measurements was a very tricky task Next we looked at a net of a cube and examined how it was put together We used this knowledge to help us put our 6 faces together Working as a team we overcame our many challenges including stabilising the cube strengthening the walls and keeping it all together

4

By listening to each other sharing responsibilities and supporting our classmates we were successful in our mission Miss Bletsogiannis JEANS FOR GENES DAY FUNDRAISER Thank you to the school community for their support in raising money towards Genetic Research by participating in Jeans for Genes Day mufti and raffle held on Friday 5th August Both the students and staff at St Spyridon Junior School enjoyed wearing their favourite pair of jeans on the day The lsquoTeddies in Jeansrsquo raffle raised more money than the prefects ever imagined it would A total of $945 was raised by the Year 6 Leaders on behalf of the St Spyridon Junior School to go to the Jeans for Genes Day charity The raffle will be drawn this Wednesday 10th August at the morning assembly

Thank you to the Year 6 Prefects and their parents for their support in organising this fundraising event The school leaders ensured the day ran smoothly and was enjoyable too Well done Ms D McCarthy

S E N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T K-12 DIVINE LITURGY It is always a special occasion when our K-12 staff and students gather together to participate in the Divine Liturgy at St Spyridon Church It was especially moving on Thursday 11th August 2011 as this was the first time our newly ordained Deacon Father Peter Mavrommatis celebrated the College Divine Liturgy along with Father Sotiri Drapaniotis and Father Michael Mescherskij who always joins us on such occasions We missed the presence of Father Steven Scoutas and wish him a speedy recovery

5

ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Some parents may not be aware of the Government policies in relation to regular attendance requirements for students enrolled at school School absences on a regular basis and habitual lateness are of concern as it has a negative impact on student outcomes Understanding of curriculum becomes disjointed and essential foundation learning is missed As a result achievement levels fall students begin telling themselves they are not good at school self confidence drops and they stop trying to do their

best To reduce this downward spiral parents must ensure their children attend regularly and are not late It is for all these reasons that we have provided this information in this issue of our newsletter The law in NSW places the responsibility on parents to ensure their child is enrolled at a government or non-government school and attends the school when teaching is provided Under Section 22 of the Education Act 1990 parents have a legal duty to ensure their school-aged children attend schoo1 School support ndash Senior School Procedures Here at the Senior School we consider absences of 10 days or more in a school year (without a diagnosed medical condition) to be unacceptable In such cases parental contact will be made a meeting arranged and an improvement plan developed Being punctual to school is also important to the student and the school It is the studentrsquos responsibility to get to school on time A student will be considered to be late to school if arrival time is after the 833am bell marking the end of Home Room Any student who is late to school must go to the front office to have their planner stamped and signature registered They must also bring a note from home explaining their lateness The following excuses are considered as being late without good reason oversleeping disorganised no reason 2 or more late arrivals to school eg due to transport (exception = private school bus) Disciplinary Action for lateness can include Counselling by Year Adviser Parent Contact ndash via phone ndash sms Improvement Plan Referral to relevant Dean Detention All parents are to ensure their children both attend school every school day and every school organised activity eg Divine Liturgy Carnival Excursion and are on time Further that parents should contact the School to inform of their childrsquos absence and then provide a note Mrs A Katsogiannis Principal Senior School

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 4: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

4

By listening to each other sharing responsibilities and supporting our classmates we were successful in our mission Miss Bletsogiannis JEANS FOR GENES DAY FUNDRAISER Thank you to the school community for their support in raising money towards Genetic Research by participating in Jeans for Genes Day mufti and raffle held on Friday 5th August Both the students and staff at St Spyridon Junior School enjoyed wearing their favourite pair of jeans on the day The lsquoTeddies in Jeansrsquo raffle raised more money than the prefects ever imagined it would A total of $945 was raised by the Year 6 Leaders on behalf of the St Spyridon Junior School to go to the Jeans for Genes Day charity The raffle will be drawn this Wednesday 10th August at the morning assembly

Thank you to the Year 6 Prefects and their parents for their support in organising this fundraising event The school leaders ensured the day ran smoothly and was enjoyable too Well done Ms D McCarthy

S E N I O R S C H O O L R E P O R T K-12 DIVINE LITURGY It is always a special occasion when our K-12 staff and students gather together to participate in the Divine Liturgy at St Spyridon Church It was especially moving on Thursday 11th August 2011 as this was the first time our newly ordained Deacon Father Peter Mavrommatis celebrated the College Divine Liturgy along with Father Sotiri Drapaniotis and Father Michael Mescherskij who always joins us on such occasions We missed the presence of Father Steven Scoutas and wish him a speedy recovery

5

ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Some parents may not be aware of the Government policies in relation to regular attendance requirements for students enrolled at school School absences on a regular basis and habitual lateness are of concern as it has a negative impact on student outcomes Understanding of curriculum becomes disjointed and essential foundation learning is missed As a result achievement levels fall students begin telling themselves they are not good at school self confidence drops and they stop trying to do their

best To reduce this downward spiral parents must ensure their children attend regularly and are not late It is for all these reasons that we have provided this information in this issue of our newsletter The law in NSW places the responsibility on parents to ensure their child is enrolled at a government or non-government school and attends the school when teaching is provided Under Section 22 of the Education Act 1990 parents have a legal duty to ensure their school-aged children attend schoo1 School support ndash Senior School Procedures Here at the Senior School we consider absences of 10 days or more in a school year (without a diagnosed medical condition) to be unacceptable In such cases parental contact will be made a meeting arranged and an improvement plan developed Being punctual to school is also important to the student and the school It is the studentrsquos responsibility to get to school on time A student will be considered to be late to school if arrival time is after the 833am bell marking the end of Home Room Any student who is late to school must go to the front office to have their planner stamped and signature registered They must also bring a note from home explaining their lateness The following excuses are considered as being late without good reason oversleeping disorganised no reason 2 or more late arrivals to school eg due to transport (exception = private school bus) Disciplinary Action for lateness can include Counselling by Year Adviser Parent Contact ndash via phone ndash sms Improvement Plan Referral to relevant Dean Detention All parents are to ensure their children both attend school every school day and every school organised activity eg Divine Liturgy Carnival Excursion and are on time Further that parents should contact the School to inform of their childrsquos absence and then provide a note Mrs A Katsogiannis Principal Senior School

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 5: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

5

ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Some parents may not be aware of the Government policies in relation to regular attendance requirements for students enrolled at school School absences on a regular basis and habitual lateness are of concern as it has a negative impact on student outcomes Understanding of curriculum becomes disjointed and essential foundation learning is missed As a result achievement levels fall students begin telling themselves they are not good at school self confidence drops and they stop trying to do their

best To reduce this downward spiral parents must ensure their children attend regularly and are not late It is for all these reasons that we have provided this information in this issue of our newsletter The law in NSW places the responsibility on parents to ensure their child is enrolled at a government or non-government school and attends the school when teaching is provided Under Section 22 of the Education Act 1990 parents have a legal duty to ensure their school-aged children attend schoo1 School support ndash Senior School Procedures Here at the Senior School we consider absences of 10 days or more in a school year (without a diagnosed medical condition) to be unacceptable In such cases parental contact will be made a meeting arranged and an improvement plan developed Being punctual to school is also important to the student and the school It is the studentrsquos responsibility to get to school on time A student will be considered to be late to school if arrival time is after the 833am bell marking the end of Home Room Any student who is late to school must go to the front office to have their planner stamped and signature registered They must also bring a note from home explaining their lateness The following excuses are considered as being late without good reason oversleeping disorganised no reason 2 or more late arrivals to school eg due to transport (exception = private school bus) Disciplinary Action for lateness can include Counselling by Year Adviser Parent Contact ndash via phone ndash sms Improvement Plan Referral to relevant Dean Detention All parents are to ensure their children both attend school every school day and every school organised activity eg Divine Liturgy Carnival Excursion and are on time Further that parents should contact the School to inform of their childrsquos absence and then provide a note Mrs A Katsogiannis Principal Senior School

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 6: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

6

M I D D L E S C H O O L R E P O R T JEANS FOR GENES DAY Thank you to all students and staff who supported this event Your efforts have resulted in over $500 being donated towards this worthy cause An extra big well done to the following SRCrsquos who assisted with the selling of Denim Donuts Kosta Baratsas (Yr 11) Daniel Daneshzand (Yr 10) Dylan Kontos (Yr 9) Nikolas Baratsas (Yr 9) Kalioppe Kefalas (Yr 8) Aaron- Paul Kostandakis (Yr 7) Nicole Adam (Yr 7) GET INVOLVED $15 to Save a Life With famine in southern Somalia and more than 13 million people in need of food assistance countless lives hang in the balance An emergency donation of $15 will provide food for an entire month to a child or mother who desperately needs it To donate now and save lives log on to wwwwfporghornofafrica UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY AND KEEPING OUR STUDENTS AND YOUR CHILDREN SAFE The internet has become an integral part of life It is a powerful resource enabling people of all ages to learn and communicate in a myriad of new ways For children growing up in a world where the internet has always been available it is an essential tool They are the lsquodigital nativesrsquomdash always surrounded by online technology and using the internet from an increasingly early age As a result schools are increasingly encountering a number of issues which they have to deal with as a result of inappropriate use of this resource especially in the home Parents are sometimes not aware of how essential their role is in monitoring and guiding their childrenrsquos use of the internet and other communication technologies including mobile phones Unfortunately cyberbullying and the accessing of inappropriate content often occurs in the safety of the home unbeknown to parents and at some point the impact of this filters through to other areas including the school At St Spyridon through the Pastoral Care Program all students beginning in Year 7 participate in ongoing programs designed to build an awareness of cybersafety and digital citizenship

issues The effectiveness of such programs however is limited if parental guidance and effective monitoring in the home does not occur To keep children safe a partnership between the school and home is essential We understand everyonersquos lives are very busy however the safety and well being of children is paramount It is therefore important that all parents understand their responsibilities in relation to what their children do when using information communication technologies (ICTrsquoS) ie the computer the internet and their mobile phones Parents must educate themselves by visiting websites dedicated to cybersafety and reading material provided by the school such as this in newsletters Children can use the internet for many reasons These could include to

bull find assistance with school assignments bull learn skills bull gain knowledge bull meet new people who share similar

interests and bull keep in touch with friends

But there are risks Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience For parents and their children it is important to know how to apply these skills at home at school and in public places such as the library and internet cafeacutes The internet is an incredible tool It offers the chance to become part of an enormous virtual community connected by mutual interest rather than geography The internet can provide young and old users benefits including

bull independent learning and research skills and

bull improved communication skills through experience with learning technologies to access and create resources and communicate with others

Children access the internet for entertainment research school assignments and to communicate In doing so they can also often unknowingly place themselves in risky situations This includes by

bull giving out personal details about themselves to people or organisations they donrsquot know

bull posting unsuitable information online

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 7: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

7

bull agreeing to meet people theyrsquove only ever met online without speaking to a parent or carer

bull using provocative pseudonyms bull sharing passwords bull posting public profiles about themselves bull unsafe browsing or searching bull opening messages from people they donrsquot

know bull responding to unpleasant or suggestive

messages bull using online games or virtual worlds for

people over 18 only bull accessing inappropriate or illegal

material Not all internet users will experience problems However ensuring children understand these risks and have the knowledge to be cybersafe is important when accessing the internet at home at school and in public places Cyberbullying Children using the internet can be cyberbullied or harassed through internet services like email chat rooms instant messaging social networks or through websites Bullying through mobile phone technologies such as SMS is also considered cyberbullying Advice for parents Cyberbullying includes teasing spreading online rumours and sending unwanted or threatening messages or defamatory material While it can have a damaging effect on children and young people parents can encourage them to take control of the situation This may be done by

bull placing the computer in a high traffic area and in a manner that enables the screen to be visible and not allow the computer to be used in an unsupervised area such as the bedroom

bull limit access to social networking sites to set times after all school work has been completed or even to set times on the weekend especially if children are under the age of 15 years Unlimited and unsupervised ICT usage is not advisable

bull advising children not to reply to any messages from a bully Often if bullies donrsquot receive a response they will give up

bull learning how to block a bully so they canrsquot make contact

bull keeping a record of the harassing messages and any replies This may help

parents or the authorities if necessary to find out who is sending them

bull keeping usernames and passwords secret If someone misuses a username and password to post damaging information about a child it can be difficult to remove

bull children recognising that if messages are threatening a parent or carer should be told immediately Cyberbullying if threatening is illegal and can be reported to the police

bull contacting the website administrator (often known as the webmaster) to ask for content to be removed if bullying information has been posted on that website

Parents can

bull check the privacy settings for your internet services

bull visit the Cybersmart website for cyberbullying information

bull use support services such as the Kids Helpline or the Bullying No Way website

bull talk to the childrsquos school if cyberbullying involves another student

bull report threatening messages to the police bull contact the Cybersafety Contact Centre on

1800 880 176 for advice Ms G Kokinelis Dean of Middle School C A R E E R N E W S ICMS International College of Managementrsquo s Open Day will take place at the Manly campus on Darley Road on Sunday 21 August from 10am to 3pm ICMS offer diploma and bachelor programs in Business Management Event Management Hospitality Management International Tourism Property Services Management Retail Services Management and Sports Management All their programs include industry training For more information go to wwwicmseduau or call 1800 657572 The Optus Engineering Cadet Program 2012 Applications for this program will close on 31 August If you are interested in engineering and technology are sitting for the HSC in 2011 and want to combine on-the-job training with studying at Lidcombe TAFE in telecommunications networks and engineering then look at httpwwwoptuscomaucareers to see an overview of the cadet program

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 8: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

8

University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic university with two campuses in Sydney Applications are made directly to the University and students cannot apply through the University Admissions Centre (UAC) Applicants are required to supply the following by 30 September

o a completed ldquoUndergraduate Application Form for Admission 2012rdquo nominating your course preferences ndash available in Prospectus

o a Personal Statement in the form of an essay of approximately 300 words in length outlining the reasons for your preferences

o relevant supplementary documentation o full academic records for year 11 and

Semester 1 andor trial results of year 12 ndash if available

Each application is considered on an individual basis Applicants who have met admissions requirements will be invited for an interview which will be conducted by a member of the academic staff After the interview the university will decide whether they made you an offer to one of your preferences UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS are being held from mid August to mid September The list of days has been on the noticeboard for several weeks The Broadway universities (Sydney UTS and Notre Dame) will hold their days together on 27 August Uni of Western Sydneyrsquos Open Day is on 28 August at Parramatta UNSW will be 3 September Macquarie on 10 September and Australian Catholic Uni on 3 and 10 September Students in Years 10 11 and 12 are encouraged to attend these days as they can be fun as well as being informative Ask a couple of friends to go with you or go with your parents OPTIONS FOR 2012 On Wednesday 24 August I will give a presentation talk and handout to all the Year 12 students during Pastoral Care This talk will cover the various aspects of post Year 12 options ndash universities TAFE Colleges private colleges and university colleges and the procedures for applying to them Parents should ask their Year 12 student to show them the notes of the talk and to discuss what options that they are looking towards I am hoping to see all of the Year 12 students in the next few weeks after their Trials are over Please make an appointment now during one of your study periods to see me

WHAT IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT Career development is the process of managing life learning and work over the life span Career success takes more than good luck ndash it takes career management Why is career development important The following principles can help you as you navigate todayrsquos ever-changing career landscape o Change is constant ndash embrace it

Recognise that the world around you is constantly changing Be open to change and remain alert to new opportunities

o Learning is ongoing Strive for continuous personal improvement Stay motivated by learning new skills and developing new talents and be ready for future opportunities

o Focus on the journey Donrsquot focus on one destination only Recognise that your career journey will be throughout your lifetime Appreciate and value each experience along the way ndash even temporary opportunities may broaden your skills set

o Know yourself believe in yourself and follow your heart Pursue your passion to find fulfilment Discover ways to combine your interests and career opportunities

Access your allies Rely on the support of your family friends mentors colleagues and peers Career success can be a team effort Your networks (the people and contacts you know both personal and business) are very useful if you are looking for a new job

Mrs A Skerman Careers Adviser G R E E K C O L U M N Αγαπητοί γονείς και φίλοι Στην έκδοση αυτή θα έχετε την ευκαιρία να διαβάσετε δυο από τις εργασίες της Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου σχετικά microε την εκδροmicroή τους στην ταβέρνα laquoΜύθοςraquo στα microέσα Ιουνίου Η εκδροmicroή αυτή γίνεται κάθε χρόνο microε την τάξη αυτή στο τέλος της ενότητας laquoΑς φάmicroε ελληνικάraquo Καλή ανάγνωση κ Μ Φαλέτα 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Σήmicroερα ήταν microια από τις καλύτερες ηmicroέρες του τριmicroήνου Στο microάθηmicroα των Ελληνικών

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 9: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

9

microαθαίνουmicroε για διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά και γιrsquo αυτό οι δασκάλες microας οργάνωσαν microια εκδροmicroή σε ένα εστιατόριο που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Το πρωί όταν φτάσαmicroε στο σχολείο είχαmicroε microόνο microιάmicroιση ώρα microάθηmicroα και microετά το λεωφορείο του laquoΜύθουraquo ήρθε και microας πήρε στο εστιατόριο Εκεί για τις πρώτες δύο ώρες microας σέρβιραν διάφορα ελληνικά φαγητά πχ τυρόπιτες χαλούmicroι ψωmicroί microε ταζατζίκι και ταραmicroά σουβλάκια και άλλα Το φαγητό ήταν πολύ ωραίο και microου άρεσε πολύ Μετά από το φαγητό σχεδόν όλοι σηκώθηκαν πάνω και ο σερβιτόρος έβαλε ελληνική microουσική και άρχισαν να χορεύουνε Εγώ και microερικοί από τους φίλους microου δεν θέλαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε Εmicroείς τριγυρίζαmicroε στο εστιατόριο ενώ όλοι οι άλλοι και οι δασκάλες microας χόρευαν καλαmicroατιανό ζεmicroπέκικο και άλλους χορούς Μετά από λίγη ώρα έπρεπε να πάmicroε πίσω στο σχολείο Ευχαριστήσαmicroε τους σερβιτόρους και microπήκαmicroε στο λεωφορείο και επιστρέψαmicroε στο σχολείο Εγώ προσωπικά είχα microια πολύ ωραία ηmicroέρα Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω Θα τα ξαναπούmicroε Χρίστος Christos Kollias Year 8 1662011 Αγαπητό microου ηmicroερολόγιο Στις 15 Ιουνίου η Β΄ Γυmicroνασίου πήγε microια εκδροmicroή σε microια ελληνική ταβέρνα που ονοmicroάζεται laquoΜύθοςraquo Η ταβέρνα βρίσκεται στο Λάικαρτ περίπου microισή ώρα απόσταση από το σχολείο microας Φύγαmicroε από το σχολείο περίπου στις δέκα η ώρα microε διώροφο λεωφορείο Στη διαδροmicroή ακούγαmicroε ελληνική microουσική και τραγούδια στο λεωφορείο Φτάσαmicroε microπήκαmicroε και είδαmicroε microακριά τραπέζια στην αριστερή και δεξιά microεριά της ταβέρνας και ένα microπαρ στη microέση Τα κορίτσια κάθισαν στα τραπέζια στη δεξιά πλευρά και τα αγόρια στην αριστερή Στους τοίχους κρέmicroονταν διάφοροι πίνακες microε ελληνικά microοτίβα Μετά από λίγη ώρα microας σέρβιραν το πρώτο microας πιάτο το οποίο ήταν microια ελληνική χωριάτικη σαλάτα Μου άρεσε η σαλάτα πολύ ειδικά η φέτα Στη συνέχεια εγώ και οι φίλοι microου

κουβεντιάζαmicroε microέχρι να microας φέρουν το επόmicroενο πιάτο Μας έφεραν πίτα microε ταραmicroοσαλάτα και τζατζίκι Η πίτα τέλειωσε γρήγορα και η σερβοτόρα microας έφερε ένα άλλο πιάτο γεmicroάτο microε πίτα Μου άρεσε το τζατζίκι περισσότερο από την ταραmicroοσαλάτα Μας πρόσφεραν και χαλούmicroι Όταν η σερβιτόρα ήρθε microε το χαλούmicroι microπορούσαmicroε να το microυρίσουmicroε πριν φτάσει στο τραπέζι microας Το χαλούmicroι ήταν νόστιmicroο και ευτυχώς άρπαξα και ένα ακόmicroα κοmicromicroάτι πριν τελειώσει Μετά microας φέρανε ζεστά καλαmicroαράκια και στη συνέχια microας έφεραν τηγανητές πατάτες Στο τραπέζι υπήρχαν αναψυκτικά κόκα-κόλα και λεmicroονάδα για να πιούmicroε Τα επόmicroενα δύο πιάτα που microας έφεραν ήταν εξαιρετικά νόστιmicroα Ήταν αρνίσια σουβλάκια και κοτόπουλο σουβλάκια Όταν φάγαmicroε και τα σουβλάκια το προσωπικό της ταβέρνας έβαλε ελληνική microουσική για να χορέψουmicroε Όλοι σηκωθήκαmicroε να χορέψουmicroε στην πίστα Μετά ξανακαθίσαmicroε στο τραπέζι για να φάmicroε το τελευταίο microας πιάτο που ήταν λουκουmicroάδες Ήταν τόσο νόστιmicroοι που έγλειψα το microέλι από τα δάχτυλά microου Χορέψαmicroε ξανά ώσπου ήταν ώρα να φύγουmicroε και να επιστρέψουmicroε στο σχολείο Συνολικά ήταν microια ευχάριστη και διασκεδαστική microέρα και θα ήθελα πολύ να ξαναπάω εκεί Εδώ σrsquo αφήνω και θα τα ξαναπούmicroε σύντοmicroα Μανόλης Emmanuel Kapodistrias Year 8 L I S T E N I N G T O O U R S T U D E N T S KINDERGARTEN I had to put my lsquoedrsquo words into sentenceshellip My dadrsquos tool box is in the shed because it is really special My bed is big because I am big I fed my bird because he was hungry In the middle of the sun it is red because it is hot Nektarios Kollias I had to put my lsquooarsquo words into sentenceshellip I have a red boat I have an orange coat My goat eats green grass I float like a starfish I see an ugly toad Anthea Preketes

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 10: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

10

We read this story lsquoAlexanderrsquos Outingrsquo by Pamela Allen and then I wrote my own recounthellip One day there was a duck called Alexander and he was a little duck He didnrsquot listen to his mum then he fell into a hole A man who had long arms couldnrsquot rescue him so then a little boy spilt his drink into the hole Then they all went home Mia Paras I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to my pappoursquos house and we watched football First I had three chocolates and my yiayia gave me a box a little box Then I watched football Next I was playing with my baby Finally I went home Anne-Marie Aroney

I wrote a recount about my weekendhellip On the weekend I went to a shop and I got new shoes First I looked around Then I watched my dad get some shirts Next I watched my mum get me and my brother a jacket Finally I went to another shop I had fun Thomas Pambris S P O R T S R E P O R T SENIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS 2011 The following students have been selected to compete at the ISA carnival to be held at Sydney Athletic Centre Homebush on Tuesday 13th September 2011 Further information regarding training and event details will be posted shortly Aaron Kostantakis Alexander Georgiou Alexander P Cardamis Alexander Stamoulis Anastasia Barton Anastasia Gousetis Andrew Toras Andrianne Efstratiou Veniamin Papadopoulos Cassandra Georgiou Christina Andrew Christopher Kolistasis Christos Kollias Costas Mavrolefterou Dane Ivanovic Daniel Arzani Daniel Daneshzand Daniel Miliovanovic Daria Sheptitskaya Dion Alexander Erin Criticos Ethan Tsiribis Eve Barton George Dokos George Mandilis Georgia Koukounaris Jack Rodrigues Landou Georgiou Lena Nesterenko Leonidas Andrew Lia Albanakis Louis Alexandrou Michael Hatzon Michael Savic Milos Arsenic Nansia Koukounaris Natalia Fallas Natalie Michos Nicole Adam Nicolette Kontakos Niko Fotopoulos Nikolas Baratsas Panos Armenakas Peter Contominas

Peter Fotopoulos Peter Kolistasis Peter Zinopoulos Peter Theodosi Rena Lambos Sandra Milisavljevic Simeon Kerameas Sophia Rizzo Sotiri Kastanas Stefan Petrovski Stephanie Pizanis Theodore Geortsis Tiana Milisavljevic Vicky Papadopoulos Yianna Criticos CONGRATULATIONS helliphellip Junior Girls Soccer team as they defeated Central Coast Grammar School last Saturday Central Coast Grammar School are currently first position and have scored 60 goals and conceded nil that is until they played St Spyridon The girls successful 2-1 win has placed them in 3rd place and secured a semi finals place The team improvements have been significant as last time they met Central Coast Grammar they were defeated 6-0 The Semi Finals should be an exciting competition especially if we have our full team Good Luck Year 8 Year 7 Football Players and Dr Lakshmi

PLEASE SUPPORT OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM With the last round to take place this Saturday at the Sports and Performing Arts Centre we encourage everyone to support all teams as well as farewell the Year 12 students Deanne Constantinou Nicole Kalofonos and Renee Hatzistergos as they play their last game Both the Intermediate C and Open teams in comfortable first place position and the Junior and Intermediate Drsquos need to win to help increase their chance of a semi final position

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 11: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

11

NETBALL GAME TIMES SPORTS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Open Arsquos ndash 10am Inter Crsquos- 830am Inter Drsquos- 10am

Junior Brsquos- 830am amp 1130am Ms K OrsquoShea Girls Sport BOYS SPORTS SOCCER Congratulations to all teams for round 9 v St Andrewrsquos Its been a long time since all teams have won 13rsquos won 1 ndash 0 Ethan Tsiribas scored

14rsquos won 3 ndash 0 Christos Kollias scored all 3 goals

Firsts won 3 ndash 1 George Docos scored 1 Peter Theodosi scored 1 Chris Kolistasis scored 1 FIRSTS (Mr Kaldis and Mr Zafiropoulos)) Game Time 10AM (Campbell Fields) Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 730am St Spyridon Church 745am Arrive back at about 1pm 14rsquos (Coach Mrs Dalakiaris) Game Time 900am Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 1 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 745am St Spyridon Church 800am Arrive back at about 1pm 13rsquos (Coach Mr Croft) Game Time 1200pm Macquarie University Oval 1 Venue Macquarie University Sports Fields Culloden Road Marsfield BUS TIMES BUS 2 WILL BE LEAVING Brighton 1030am St Spyridon Church 1045am Arrive back at about 145pm Mr A Condous Boys Sport

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 12: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

12

ISA NETBALL 2011

ISA SOCCER 2011

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 13: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

13

PREFECT PAGE

SRC PROFILE

Name Despina Carpis Year 11B Hobbies Drawing painting playing soccer and I would like to travel to see different placescountries Previous Leadership I have been an SRC before in Year 7 2007 as well as being a peer support leader Favourite Quotes Pablo Picasso ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow uprdquo Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination Future Goals Aspirations I would like to study at university to become an architect an Art Gallery Curator or a Graphic designer Name Elias Connor Hatzon Class 7G- Mr Giles is my homeroom Class Teacher Hobbies I enjoy many activities but my most favourite past time is swimming and playing soccer with my friends I particularly enjoy mucking around with my friends at my utmost favourite part of the day LUNCH I love watching adventure and action movies they get me wondering why our world is not the same as the creative minds of the famous directors of our Generation well my parentrsquos generation I enjoy playing with my dogs they are so adorable but it is their fault that Irsquom not getting any rest my new and miniature puppy yelps all night itrsquos so cute and so annoying Leadership Experiences When I was in Year 1 I was voted class SRC in Year 2 I was also voted class SRC in Year 3 I was voted SRC and Librarian (no one told me about it until they revealed who the librarians were my fellow students nominated me without ME knowing Sneaky Cheeky and I didnrsquot really enjoy it that much but I was also grateful for it) In Year 6 I was voted Prefect of the St Spyridon College body it was a tremendous experience and would like to become a prefect in the future of the St Spyridon College Senior School This year I am in Year 7 and have become an SRC Student Representative yet again unexpectedly Future Goals My future goals are to travel the world Irsquod like to travel all over America itrsquos just so fascinating and I would like to see where all the action and adventure happens what we see on TV to be able to see it in real life To become a prefect here at Senior School and to enjoy the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre Favourite Quote Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 14: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

14

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 15: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

15

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340

Page 16: St Spyridon August Newsletter 74

16

O Θ ΙΑΣΟΣ laquoΑΥΛΑ ΙΑ raquo Τ Ο Υ

ΚΟΛ Λ Ε Γ Ι Ο Υ Τ Ο Υ Α Γ Ι Ο Υ Σ Π Υ Ρ Ι ∆ Ω Ν Α

που απαρτίζεται κυρίως από πρώην microαθητές του σας

παρουσιάζει την κωmicroωδία των Α Γιαλαmicroά amp Κ Πρετεντέρη

laquoΜιας Πεντάρας Νιάταraquo

Ηmicroεροmicroηνία Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011 5 micromicro Είσοδος Μεγάλοι $15 Συνταξιούχοι amp παιδιά $10 Οι παραστάσεις θα γίνουν στο Καλλιτεχνικό Κέντρο του Κολλεγίου 1130 Anzac Parade Maroubra Για κρατήσεις τηλεφωνήστε 9311 3340