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21st February 2019
VOLUME 35 ISSUE 2
AQUATICS DAY 2019
Ashley Clarke, Learning Area Coordinator,
Health & Physical Education
The 2019 Faith Aquatics Day was held in perfect
conditions on Friday 8th February at the Nuriootpa
Swimming Pool. It was a historic day, as Year 7
students joined us for the first time. An U13’s age
category was introduced and eight inaugural records
were set.
The Championship Events were held across most of
the morning, with some outstanding races across all
age groups and a good level of representation from
each Village Care Group.
In the afternoon the focus switched to the Village
based Novelty events, where students worked
hard to gain every point they could to help their Elizabeth Isitt, Jaydn Morley, Mitchell Jericho, Connor Wylie,
village total. All students are to be commended for Isaac Timms, Kai Bingham, Samuel Morley. Front:Hannah Pullan
their efforts across the entire day. It was great to
see younger students getting involved in both the
Championship events and the Novelty events. It was
equally pleasing to see senior students encouraging
and supporting the new students to our community.
At the conclusion of the events all students and staff
returned to Faith, where Villages had lunch together
before gathering in the BACC for the final results and
awards.
Thank you to staff and students who made the day
such a success.
Congratulations to students who made it through to
the Swim Team trials and those who will be selected
for the Faith Swim Team to compete in the SSSSA
Year 11 students Gemma McCarthy, Nick Crockett, Sarah
Swimming Championships on March 4th at the SA
Mattiske, Lana Marschall, Isabel Nietschke
Aquatics Centre.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus
130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda, SA 5352 Phone 08 8561 4200 faith.sa.edu.au
2019 AQUATICS DAY RESULTS
Ashley Clarke, Learning Area Coordinator, Health
& Physical Education
AGE GROUP CHAMPIONS
Name Village Points
Under 13
Female Charlotte HFN 20
Ashmead
Male Jonte BTY 19
Reimann
Jonte Reimann and Charlotte Ashmead
Under 14
Female Makayla LML 19
Docherty
Male Tristan GFR 20
Pearson
Under 15
Female Viene GDB 15
Gladigau
Male Max LPS 11
Nicholls
Under 16
Female Bethany GFR 15
Hayes
Male Henry JCK 15
Viene Gladigau and Max Nicholls
Ratcliff
Under 21
Female Margot Pick SKT 10
Amelia NKR 10
Solomou
Male Christopher JCK 20
Richardson
UNDER 21, 100 METRE FREESTYLE
CHAMPIONS
Tristan Pearson, Year 8 GFR
Makayla Docherty, Year 8 LML
Bethany Hayes & Henry Ratcliff
Tristan Pearson and Makayla Docherty Margot Pick & Amelia Solomou Christopher Richardson
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2019 AQUATICS DAY RESULTS VILLAGE CARE GROUP WINNERS
GROUP 2 - HOFFNUNGSTHAL
GROUP 4 - LANGMEIL
GROUP 1 - LIGHT PASS
GROUP 3 - BETHANY
GROUP 5 - ROSENTHAL
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2019 AQUATICS DAY RESULTS
Year 12 students Samantha Lange, Ellie Schaefer,
Most individual nominations award HOFFNUNGSTHAL Margot Pick
Year 12 students Ella Gladigau, Ashleigh Chishaya,
Andie Smidmore, Melanie Mann, Georgia Price Year 7 & 8 students Jack Wilson, Flynn Myers-Assender,
Nicholas Southern, Riley Dening
NEW RECORDS
Male U/13 50m Backstroke Jonte Reimann BTY 38.52 sec
Female U/13 50m Backstroke Charlotte Ashmead HFN 43.46 sec
Male U/13 50m Breaststroke Bryson Sutcliffe HFN 48.70 sec
Female U/13 50m Breaststroke Charlotte Ashmead HFN 44.64 sec
Male U/13 50m Butterfly Jonte Reimann BTY 38.13 sec
Female U/13 50m Butterfly Charlotte Ashmead HFN 41.77 sec
Female U/13 50m Freestyle Charlotte Ashmead HFN 34.21 sec
Male U/13 50m Freestyle Jonte Reimann BTY 32.30 sec
Year 12 students kicking off Aquatics Day Chapel with ‘Nutbush City Limits’
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FUTURE PATHWAYS - VITICULTURE PRESENTATION
Trish Cirillo, Pathways Coordinator
On Monday the 18th of February the Barossa Grape & Wine SCHOOL BASED
Association (BGWA) and TAFE SA presented to the Year 10 APPRENTICESHIP
and 11 students regarding the growing Operational Viticulture
industry and its job opportunities. opportunity
Nicki Robins from the BGWA spoke about the Viticulture and (VITICULTURE)
Wine industry in the Barossa Valley, interstate and overseas, Barossa Grape and Wine Industry have
and its popularity and growth. She also shared videos of new approached the Future Pathways office
machinery introduced in the harvesting and pruning of vines. regarding the availability of School Based
Kirsty Waller, Operational Viticulture TAFE lecturer spoke of the Apprenticeships in Viticulture
in-school and post-school courses available to students who (Wine Grape Growing).
wish to explore and develop their skills within the industry.
School Based Apprenticeships are available
She also presented information regarding the careers available
at Yalumba, AV&M and Rosenvale Vineyards.
within the industry including vineyard work, marketing, grower
liaison, managerial and wine making pathways. This is a wonderful opportunity to start your
The BGWA and many local vineyards and wineries have career in the Wine Industry. If you would like
collaborated to offer Faith College students a fabulous work more information
experience week in Term 3. School based apprenticeships are Email Di Sanders in the Future Pathways
also available, refer to advertisement on this page. office, email: dsanders@faith.sa.edu.au
THE WORK EXPERIENCE WEEK
Day 1: The Future of Operational Viticulture
Engineering
Students visit the BGWA to hear from industry experts, followed
by lunch at Barossa Valley Estate. View a GPS Vine planter, and Tradesperson
learn of soil and vine health.
Day 2: Vineyard Machinery
(Fabrication)
Students visit Vine Tech and the Habermann’s vineyard to watch Apprenticeship
machinery in action. Followed by a visit to PIRSA’s Viticulture School Based Position
Research Station.
Day 3: Education in Operational Viticulture
Location: Nuriootpa
A great opportunity exists in Nuriootpa
Students travel to Adelaide University and TAFE SA Barossa
for a keen, motivated person to become a
Campus to explore courses at a tertiary level.
Boilermaker/welder apprentice.
Day 4: A Year in the Life of an Operational Viticulturist
Duties will be varied and will include working
Students visit Vineyard Mates, Casella and Yalumba Nursery to with various metals, cutting, rolling &
discover potential careers. Followed by lunch at Peter Lehmann bending metal products, assembly and ready
Wines. drawings.
Day 5: Pruning Most work is performed within the industrial
Students visit Torbreck Vintners to view different pruning sector as well as the mining and wine
techniques. industry.
If you would like to participate, please visit the Future The successful applicant must hold a current
Pathways office for an application form. drivers licence OR be in the process of
obtaining it and have completed either
some training or work experience within the
engineering area.
You must also be able to work at least 2 days
per week.
If this sounds like you, please forward your
resume and cover letter to
tfrancis@statewidegrouptraining.com.au
More information on School Based
Apprenticeships available from Mrs Dianne
Sanders Pathways Office.
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COLLEGE LEADERS VISIT FAITH ALUMNI
PARLIAMENT HOUSE
On Thursday 14th February our College Leaders
travelled to Parliament House to meet the Hon Stephan
Knoll.
‘The whole trip was really a fantastic opportunity for us
to meet a member of our local Parliament and receive
advice that we will continually remind ourselves
of as we serve this school through our leadership
positions. Personally, I really valued witnessing our
local governing body in action and was inspired by the
bountiful levels of dignity, respect and dedication that
were showcased.’ Jonty Nokes
“Our visit and lunch at Parliament House was filled Emma Schulz Class of 2017
with many highlights. As we entered the ‘Strangers
Dining Room’ we were seated and joined by member Class of 2017 graduate Emma Schulz will be showing
for Parliament the Hon Stephan Knoll. The elaborate her Elouise Designs fashion pieces at Raw - Natural
menu made choosing an entrée and main course a very Born Artists, ‘Impact’ event in Adelaide in May.
challenging task. After lunch, a quick trip to the viewing Emma’s Artist statement - I am an aspiring fashion/
gallery was taken as we watched and listened to the costume designer currently studying my second
Leader of the Opposition Peter Malinauskas make a year at Flinders University. I have been sewing since
speech. a young age and love the way fashion expresses
who we are as people and brings the catwalk to life.
My Highlight for the trip was certainly our lunchtime I design, pattern make and create/sew the designs
conversations with the Hon Stephan Knoll as we all myself and complete custom orders for clients as
discussed many relevant and interesting topics. My well as a small accessory line.
steak for main course was also a highlight! Benjamin All the best Emma. For more information
Roennfeldt. Visit www.rawartists.org/elouisedesigns
Alister McNeil Class of 2014
Alister studied Cert II in Electotechnology as a Faith
VET student and now is a highly valued employee
at Torrens Valley Electrical, where he completed his
apprenticeship.
Recently Alister received Runner Up Industrial
Apprentice Electrician of the Year (2018) for SA/NT
with his employer, Andrew Tilley. Congratulations
Alister.
Have a past student story to share? Please email
communityrelations@faith.sa.edu.au.
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DECLARATION OF VINTAGE While it may be easy to get caught up in the colour
and elaborate ceremony of the day, at the heart of this
special event is a blessing. Eight Faith students bring
Held on the second Sunday of February, the morning
three baskets of vine ripened fruit to the altar of the
is filled with colour and vibrancy. The local wine
church to be blessed. As the local Pastor blesses the
fraternity, Barons of Barossa arrive cloaked in robes of
grapes, the congregation of Barons, community, young
red and yellow, Faith students arrive dressed in bright
and old, thank God for the fruits of this land.
colours and flowered head pieces from yester-year.
The historic creaky wagon carries the dark, sun ripened “Our pioneers came to this blessed land and live
berries freshly harvested from a local Shiraz vineyard. here. And God you blessed them and their land. They
The community awaits and watches as the procession planted grain and vines. And you God gave the harvest.
moves from the tree lined main street of Tanunda to The land produced quality grapes for our famous
the Tabor Lutheran church. wines. We thank you God for this and for all the good
things you give us.”
After the Blessing of the Grapes Ceremony, Faith
students guide the grapes down the main street of
Tanunda to await the ‘first crush’. Here the community
welcomes and celebrates the 2019 Winemaker of the
Year and the 2019 Vigneron of the Year. The vintage
is forecast by the Barons – another quality year is
promised by the wine fraternity who collectively share
an unparalleled knowledge and wisdom of this region.
Members of the community are invited to taste the
first drops of vintage for themselves. As the Winemaker
and Vigneron of the year carefully place the blessed
fruit through a vintage crusher, Faith students work
alongside the Young Ambassadors to share the juice
with the crowds. The sweet Shiraz juice leaving a
The annual parade before the blessing of the grapes, special finish to an event that showcases the distinctive
marking the official start of the 2019 vintage. characters of the Barossa.
Ella Habermann, Bella Sheedy, Bella Lehmann, Eleanor Heinrich, Sophie Hanna and Viene Gladigau with (Front)
Oliver Ridley and Joshua Munzberg
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SHEEP EXPO SCHOLARSHIPS 2019 MENGLER VIEW
AWARDED TO FAITH VINTAGE OFFICIALLY
STUDENTS UNDERWAY
Marianne Nelson It was a beautiful sunny morning on Monday 17th
of February as Ms Nelson’s enthusiastic Year 10
We are delighted to
Agriculture class arrived at the Ducks Flat Vineyard.
announce Year 10
students Rebekah Stutley, Hidden away on the banks of the river and alongside
Jack Braunack, Caleb tall gums, this St Hallett vineyard is known for its
Schwartz and Jack Schulz have been announced as quality Semillon.
successful recipients of a Scholarship to attend the Thanks to the generosity of St Hallett’s, our Year 10
SA Sheep Expo in the Term 1 School holidays. The Assistant Winemakers had the opportunity to kick the
Poll Dorset Association who are passionate about the dirt and hand pick bunches of ripened fruit.
Sheep Industry promotes the scholarship as a program Approximately ¾ of a tonne made its way back to
designed to ‘..encourage the next generation to engage the College’s Mengler View Winery where a team
at a grass roots level within the sheep industry by of dedicated students placed the first grapes of the
promoting opportunity, understanding and knowledge’. season through the crusher and press.
Ten scholarships were available for students aged There were smiles all round in the winery after a busy
between 12-23 years and as a result of the student’s first taste of the Mengler View 2019 Vintage.
individual applications, Faith secured four of the ten
scholarships. The scholarship covers all associated costs
of the 3 day program including the entry fee, meals,
t-shirt, sleeping locker and assessment materials.
Each participant will also receive a Poll Dorset Breed
information package prior to their participation in the
expo.
Last year’s Scholarship winners Sophie Brice and
Lachlan Thompson have continued their interest in
the industry since their attendance and it’s wonderful
to see our students embrace these real life learning
opportunities.
For more information visit www.sasheepexpo.com.au/
Jack Schulz Chelsea Gwynne
Rebekah Stutley Jack Braunack
First Crush Semillon Bethany Wood, Lydia Semmler,
Jack Schulz Caleb Schwart Chelsea Gwynne, Charlize Mosey, Paige Colmer and
Tania Kalleske
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FIND YOUR SPARK - YEAR 7
ELECTIVES
An excited bunch of Year 7 students eagerly ventured
outside of the Middle School building last week
seeking out the Food and Hospitality, Makerspace and
Design Technology Classrooms to commence their
chosen elective as part of the Year 7 elective program.
Focusing on subjects students are passionate about,
the elective program is designed to provide hands
on, real life learning opportunities allowing students
to explore particular subjects of interest sparking
creativity, flair and curiosity. SUPER SNACK ATTACK
Molly Crombie, Isabelle Jong, Eve Doecke
VEGGIE GARDEN
Carenza Finch, Olivia Heinrich, Isaac Schultz, Calvin
Steinert
DRONE ACADEMY
Airblock drones - Coby Ahearn, Flynn Myers-Assender
MECHANICS 101
SUPER SNACK ATTACK Braydon Schultz, Daniels Baikovs
T20 Cricket with Ashley Clarke the Learning Area
Coordinator for Health and Physical Education
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YEAR 7 & YEAR 8
WELCOME BBQ
During Week 2 and 3 we welcomed Year 7 and Year
8 students and their families to the College for a
Welcome BBQ. With almost a third of our College
cohort being new to Faith, the evenings provided a
wonderful social opportunity to connect with other
families and meet Village Staff. The Year 7 evening
Year 7 BBQ Margot Pick, Anneka Wilksch, Ariel Heinrich,
was supported by Student Council members Katherine
Benjamin Roennfeldt & Katherine Ahearn
Ahearn, Anneka Wilksch, Benjamin Roennfeldt,
Margot Pick and Ariel Heinrich, and they are to be
acknowledged for assisting with dinner service and
circulating amongst families throughout the evening.
The Year 8 families were welcomed by Principal Steve
Wilksch from behind the canteen counter as he served
every student taking the time to find out how they
were settling in to Middle School at Faith. The evenings
concluded with an information session.
Families who were unable to attend,
may access the
Smiles all round for our Year 7 students
YEAR 8 PRESENTATION here
Access the YEAR 7 PRESENTATION here
Judy Minge, Kirsty Rosenzweig (Year 8 Wellbeing
Leader), Principal Steve Wilksch and Bianca
Saegenschnitter serving dinner at the Year 8 BBQ
Year 8 students join the St Kitts Village Care Group
UNIFORM SHOP
Please direct all uniform enquiries to
Sue Feltus at the uniform shop on 8561 4216.
Stock of our new FLC hoodies has been
delayed until mid-to-late March.
Alternate hoodies are available to
keep students warm until they arrive.
Payment required and families will be notified when
the new stock arrives to arrange an exchange.
TRADING HOURS
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday,
8.40am-4.00pm
Hoffnungsthal warmly welcomes their Year 8 students (Closed for lunch from 12.00 – 12.45pm)
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 2 - 21 February 2019 Page 10URGENT SUPPORT REQUIRED PSYCHOLOGY AWARD
JAPANESE SHORT TERM Claire Codrington, Teacher
APACS Organisation Award – Nicole Poulton
HOST FAMILIES REQUIRED Each year, the Australian Psychologists and Counsellors
Courtney Errock Languages LAC in Schools organisation (APACS) gathers to recognise
This year we are very excited to have 24 students and the merit achievements of Stage 2 Psychology students
2 staff coming from our Japanese sister school, Seibo around South Australia. On Thursday the 14th February
Gakuen, on a short term exchange. The group will at the Education Development Centre in Hindmarsh,
be arriving on Friday the 22nd of March and leaving current year 12 Faith student Nicole Poulton was
on Tuesday the 2nd of April. The group consists of honoured by APACS for achieving a merit in SACE
Junior and Senior High School students, with ages Stage 2 Psychology in 2018. Nicole completed Stage 2
ranging between 15 and 17 years old. All students are Psychology whilst still in year 11.
currently studying English and the purpose of their trip Congratulations to Nicole on this huge accomplishment.
to Australia is to immerse themselves in the English
language and Australian way of life. During their stay
the students will be involved in a range of activities
both on and off campus, including experiencing
Australian school life and going on excursions.
We ask you to consider hosting one or two Japanese
students. During their stay you would need to provide:
• Meals
• Accommodation
• Transport
Other Information
Students who normally travel to school via LinkSA bus
would be provided with single trip tickets for their host
students, supplied by Faith College
• Host students will spend two weekends with their
host families. Should you choose to host a student
you are welcome to take them to visit some tourist
attractions (local or Adelaide) but please don’t feel
AN INVITATION
the need to change plans especially TO PARENTS
• If you wish to host a student, all adult members
of your family (i.e. over 18 yrs) will need a police
ATHLETICS DAY
clearance, and a copy of this must be provided to me FRIDAY 15 MARCH
If you would like to host a student please email VIP (Very Important
cerrock@faith.sa.edu.au by Friday 1st March. Parents) Marquee
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to Watch your child from the
contact Courtney. comfort of the Parents
Marquee.
Sip on a delicious beverage from the Barossa Bean
Bar Pop Up Café and purchase your morning tea
from the College canteen.
Lunch order bags will be located in the marquee
and Caesar Salads, assorted wraps and hamburgers
will be available to purchase.
Orders and cash payment to be completed by
11am. Lunch delivered to the marquee at 1pm.
Some seating will be provided, however you are
welcome to BYO deck chair.
Seibo Gakuen visit in March 2017
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 2 - 21 February 2019 Page 11OPEN CRICKET The run chase did not begin well, with both openers
dismissed within the first 2 overs. However, Isaac Werner
Ashley Clarke, Coach and Caleb Schwartz came together steadied the innings
with some very patient batting. Caleb going on to make
MATCH REPORT – ROUND 1 31. After Isaac was dismissed Daniel Bussenschutt did his
The Open Cricket team competed in Round 1 the 2019 best to lift the scoring rate, hitting 2 monster sixes on his
Knockout Sport Cricket Competition on Tuesday 12th way to 25. Unfortunately wickets continued to fall, leaving
February. the final two batsmen with a lot to do. Ethan Pfitzner and
The game was against Nuriootpa High School and was Archie Hadden formed a good partnership and gave the
played on Faith’s Eastern Oval. team a glimmer of hope with a flurry of boundaries in the
Both teams were fairly evenly matched, which made for final overs. However, it was a big ask, and the final wicket
a good contest in what turned out to be a rather wet and fell in the 32 over with Faith still 38 runs short.
cool day. Faith 120 defeated by Nuriootpa High School 158
Faith went into the field first, and after Nuriootpa started Caleb Schwartz 31
to compile some runs left arm bowler Craig Dowse took Daniel Bussenschutt 25
2 vital wickets to have the visitors 2/93 at drinks. After Ben Roennfeldt 4/18
drinks Ben Roennfeldt bowled a very tight spell, in the Jayden Birchard 3/22
process claiming 4 wickets. He was well supported by
Craig Dowse 2/17
Jayden Birchard who stepped up to bowl his full 7 overs
and claim 3 wickets. Dylan Birchard 1/19
Nuriootpa were bowled out for 158 in the 35th over. Well done to all students who played and also to those
that trialled.
Team: Ben Roennfeldt (C), Jayden Birchard (VC), Dylan Birchard (VC), Ben Cornish, Jacob Fiebiger, Ashley McInerney,
Daniel Bussenschutt, Isaac Werner, Archie Hadden, Craig Dowse, Caleb Schwarz, Henry Ratcliff, Ethan Pfitzner
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 2 - 21 February 2019 Page 12IMPORTANT REMINDERS
DATES TO REMEMBER Year 10 Work Experience Agreement forms to be
FEBRUARY completed and returned to the College by Friday 22nd
March.
21 Year 12 Connections Night 6.30pm
24 Opening of Middle School Building DAYMAP PARENT PORTAL
THIS IS WHERE YOU CHECK
EAST WING OPENING • your student’s timetable
You are warmly invited to join us for the • the work your student is doing
opening of our Middle School Building
• what homework they have
housing our Year 7 classes.
• what results they are getting (teachers
Join us for our Opening Service, afternoon
comments)
tea and tour of our new facilities
• the College calendar for events
Sunday 24th February at 2pm
• College daily notices & Daymap communications
able to attend please
• College Policies
RSVP Here
• The Vineyard
MARCH This year we have moved to continuous online
reporting and as such teachers are providing up
04 SSSSA Swimming Championships to date subject feedback as assessments happen
06 Ash Wednesday Chapel 8.50am throughout the year. You can check on your student's
11 Public Holiday progress each time you log in to the portal.
Subject summary reports will also be available at the
15 Athletics Day end of each Semester (Year 12 students will have a
2019 TERM DATES summary report available at the end of Semester 1
and end of Term 3). These will also be attached to your
Term 1 29 January - 12 April
students Daymap page once published.
Term 2 29 April – 27 June
Parent Teacher night bookings will also happen through
Term 3 22 July – 27 September
Daymap this year per the following dates.
Term 4 14 October – 4 December
More information will be available about the booking
2019 DIARY DATES process prior to these nights as we draw closer to the
Good Friday 19 April In Service Week end of term.
Yr 12 Exams 1 – 5 July Term 1 Yr 7-12 Wk 11 Tues 9th & Wed 10th Apr
(Year 12 Exams Monday 4th November to
Tuesday 19th November – still to be confirmed) Term 4 Yr 7-12 Wk 1 Tues 15th Oct
HOW TO ACCESS THE PORTAL
COMMUNITY NOTICES Step 1: Visit Faith College website
Step 2: Click on the ‘Daymap Parent Portal' icon on the
SAPSASA State Team Nominations 12 and under.
main page
Students enrolled in affiliated schools are eligible to
Step 3: Either click on ‘New User’ or ‘Forgot the
nominate for 12 and under state teams. Not all state
carnivals or championships are used as selection for password’. You will be prompted to enter your school
these teams. registered email address and a code for one of your
Parents are required to nominate their child via the students (ask them, they will know what that is)
school sport website. Step 4: Check your email (and possibly junk mail) for a
www.education.sa.gov.au/teaching/sport/sports-and- password reset. Your username will be in the email and
competitions/interstate-nomination-process. a link to change your password.
Click on the sport and you will be able to access the Please contact either Student Services or
dates when trials will be held and the due date of the Craig Moore (Daymap Coordinator)
nominations. cmoore@faith.sa.edu.au if you have any queries.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 2 - 21 February 2019 Page 13Band of the
South Australia Police
MATINEE
Wednesday 13th March
movies
Thursday 14th March
8.00pm 11.00am
ASO in TANUNDA
Saturday 16th March Saturday 23rd March
7.30pm 8.00pm
Agent for
Event details www.barossaconvention.org
130 MAGNOLIA ROAD, TANUNDA
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 2 - 21 February 2019 Page 14Year 11 & 12
COMMUNITY NOTICES
SACE Autumn Revision Program
Mon 15 - Thu 18 April, 2019
“If you want a good mark for Year 12, go to AEC.” - Henry McQuinn
“This was by far the most helpful and productive way I could have
spent my school holidays. Well worth the money spent and highly
recommend it to all.” Abbey H.
“Can’t wait for next holidays seminars.” Isabella V
“Yes they lived up to expectations, and were greater than I originally
thought. A fantastic investment to revise and gain greater in depth
knowledge about your subjects.” Nathan P
Phone 82317776 or enrol online: www.aeg.sa.edu.au
Adelaide Education Consultants L30, 91 King William St Adelaide
Recharge Youth Service
6:00pm – Sunday, March 17
Hamburgers
6:30pm – Come along for a night of
Youth Service energetic praise with
7:30pm – Youth band & guest
Fruit Salad & speaker Joel Schiller.
Ice-cream Recharge is for Youth,
Small cost for food Families & all Young at Heart.
Location - Strait Gate Lutheran Church,
Light Pass Road, Light Pass.
2019 Recharge Services: May 19, July 21, September 15, November 17
Want more info? Contact Kayla: 0421 978 925 or find us on Facebook
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