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6th June 2019
VOLUME 35 ISSUE 8
GETTING A HEAD-START
Having a set pathway at the end of Year 12 is one of the
attractions of a School Based Apprenticeship.
While some of us are still tucked up in bed in the
mornings, certain students from Faith Lutheran College’s
School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships (SBATs)
program are already in a workshop, out in the vineyard
or at a Community Childcare Centre getting a head-start
on their future careers.
Students are flourishing under the support and guidance
of VET Coordinator Dianne Sanders, who undertakes
thorough counselling sessions and fills out forms with
Jacob Jaeschke – School Based Agricultural Mechanical
students prior to their commencement, to ensure
Technology Apprentice with Vater Machinery
the right students are placed with their most suitable
employer.
Crucial planning and ongoing support takes place to
ensure students keep their school, work and training
commitments in balance, and scheduled site visits
identify potential areas of support throughout the
program.
The students are in their chosen workplace at least 1 day
per week and additional theory classes take the place of
1 or more school subjects and attracts SACE credits. After
successfully completing SACE, students convert to a full-
time apprenticeship.
Upon meeting some of these students it’s impressive to
learn that many of them work full time in the holidays
in addition to their school study commitments, already
displaying critical skills including respect, communication
and teamwork, dedication and diligence to undertake Mitchell Noack - School Based Engineering Apprentice
the responsibilities of holding a job. with Fabcoat
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus
130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda, SA 5352 Phone 08 8561 4200 faith.sa.edu.au
SCHOOL BASED APPRENTICESHIPS
FAITH’S 2019 SCHOOL BASED
APPRENTICE’S INCLUDE
Blake Dahlitz Engineering Fabrication with
Vinetech Machinery
Craig Dowse Carpentry with Barossa Carpenters
Jacob Jaeschke Agricultural Mechanical Technology
with Vater Machinery
Henry Knights Cabinet Making with Elite Kitchens
and Cabinets
Mitch Manning Carpentry and Joinery with
George Henry Homes LUCY ZILM, YEAR 12
School Based Trainee (SBAT) at Open Arms Community
Mitchell Noack Engineering with Fabcoat Childcare Centre, Certificate III in Early Childhood
Education and Care at TAFESA
Daniel Roennfeldt Wine Industry Operations with
Tirkama Proprietors Describe your average week
My average week I go to school Monday to Thursday
Adam Schutz Agriculture with Lightview Trading and study English, Art, Drama and Research Project.
Josh Taylor Wine Industry Operations I work at the Childcare centre on Fridays 7.30am-
with Advanced Viticulture & 3.00pm. I spend all of my study time at school
Management completing my online training in Cert III in Early
Childhood Education and Care.
Jack Tilley Electrical with Tilley Industries Why did you take on a School Based Traineeship?
Lachlan Westlake Wine Industry Operations with I wanted to complete a Certificate III in Early Childhood
Westlake Vineyards Education and Care by the time I finished school so that
when I am at Uni I will have a means of support and
Lucy Zilm Early Childhood Education and Care also an alternative pathway if my uni plans don’t work
with Open Arms Community Child out.
Care Centre How are you supported at Faith Lutheran
College?
UNIFORM SHOP I have meetings every other week to make sure I am on
track and I get a study line to enable me to complete
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 8.30-4.00pm online training. All the teachers are really considerate
(Closed for lunch from 12.00 – 12.45pm) in helping me make sure I catch up on Friday’s lessons.
Please direct all uniform queries to Sue Feltus What do you find challenging?
at the uniform shop on 8561 4216. I guess having an extra lot of work with its own
assignments and deadlines. I have the pressure to
complete this with trainers who don’t know you as well
as the teachers at school.
Would you recommend an SBAT to other
students?
Definitely. If you find something that you are
passionate about and are willing to put the work in, it’s
definitely worth it. Next year hopefully I’ll go to uni to
study Costume Design and work part time in Child care.
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SCHOOL BASED APPRENTICESHIPS JACK TILLEY, YEAR 12 School Based Electrical Apprentice (SBAT) at Torrens Valley Electrical, Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Technician) at TAFESA Describe your average week Monday, Tuesday and Friday I wake up a lot earlier and go to work at Torrens Valley Electrical. The other days I go to school and study Essential Maths and Research Project. On school days I sometimes stay later after school and get help from my teachers to catch up on my school work. It’s actually hard to sit still in a class room after running around flat out working for two days, non-stop. I get really hungry at school as the day is so structured. Why did you take on a School Based Apprenticeship? I had the opportunity for a School Based Apprenticeship and I took it. I got to start my apprenticeship early so I will finish earlier than most people. I’m 17 and already in my second year. I like earning money and gaining experience. How are you supported at Faith Lutheran College? BATTERY RECYCLE BIN Faith supports me in lots of ways. Teachers are really good to me and are always asking me how I’m going and are always there to help me out of school hours. I also have meetings with my VET Coordinator every fortnight to make sure I’m on track with my school work, training and work. What do you find challenging? Trying to concentrate when I come to school is really hard. It’s also a big thing to try and find time for homework. The weeks that I am at trade school, I am too tired to do school work after a day of trade school. Would you recommend an SBAT to other students? If other students had the opportunity to do an SBAT they should take it. It’s great to get a qualification at a young age to have that under your belt for the future. It’s good to have a break from school each week. I’m Student Services has recently received a battery glad I stayed at school this year to be part of Year 12 recycling bin, as part of Battery World, School’s and participate in athletics, swimming and football and Recycling Program. Staff, students and families are catch up with my mates. Next year I will go full time as encouraged to deposit used household batteries into an electrical apprentice and see where it takes me. the bin which is located at Student Services. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 3
YEAR 10 HOSPITALITY
SERVE LUTHERAN COMMUNITY
CARE VOLUNTEERS
Food preparation, service times, safe work practices and
customer service were just some of the skills demonstrated
on Wednesday 29th May as our Year 10 Hospitality students
catered and served a 2-course lunch for approximately
60 guests in the Barossa Arts & Convention Centre.
Acknowledging 50 Years of Lutheran Community Care and
the generous volunteers who make it possible, the annual
Volunteers Thank you Lunch was a time for fellowship, Pre-lunch entertainment included Year 11 vocalist
supported by wonderful hospitality. Ebony Wilton
Adding caramel sauce & icecream to dessert
Guests soaking up the surrounds of the Glassroom Foyer Bethany Wood during main course food service
YEAR 10 FOOD & HOSPITALITY TEAM
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YEAR 7 & YEAR 8 STUDENT LEADER FAITH VISUAL ARTS
INSTALLATION COLLECTIVE 2019
In front of family and friends, our new Year 7 and Year 8 Year Level Cherie O’Dea Visual Arts Learning
Leaders were installed and officially welcomed into the College’s Area Coordinator is thrilled to
Student Council. announce Faith’s Visual Arts Year 7
Jack, Caitlin, Carenza and Courtney bring another level of energy and to 11 students will be featured in the
insight into the Student Council, joining weekly meetings with peer 2019 South Australian Living Artists
leaders in Years 9-12. (SALA), statewide festival of Visual Art
This term student leaders have been asking questions and seeking program. Each year approximately
advice on a number of topics that influence College life. 6,000 artists across more than 560
Conversations include meeting with relevant staff to clarify and venues participate in the Festival
discuss the Mobile Phone Policy, Uniform Policy and Daymap settings. attracting an estimated 800,000
Lunchtime activities, fundraising initiatives, event support and ideas for visitors. This new initiate for the
new groups and clubs are also topics regularly discussed. College offers students insight into the
Anneka Wilksch, Jack Fechner, Caitlin White, Carenza Finch, Courtney logistics, marketing, preparation and
Duggan & Aaron Bert participation for a real-life visual arts
exhibition.
Featuring an extensive display of two
and three-dimensional works including
skateboard decks, ceramics, digital
design, canvas paintings, charcoal
drawings, and mixed media from
Semester 1, the Faith Visual Arts
Collective Exhibition will be held in
the beautiful light-filled foyer of the
Barossa Arts & Convention Centre.
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WE’RE GOING TO THE ZOO, ACROSS CAMPUS
YOU CAN COME TOO! SPECIAL PERSONS DAY
As part of Year 9 Geography, students excitedly Strong relationships and a welcoming community
boarded the Faith bus on Wednesday 29th May bound are at the heart of our educational setting at
for the Adelaide Zoo. Continuing the exploration the Early Learning Centre and Junior Campus.
relating to Biomes and Food Security, students Special Person’s Day is truly a celebration of our
managed to dodge the showers and soak up some kind hearted community amongst whom we are
sunshine as they met incredible animals along the blessed to be raising our children. On Friday 31st
May families and special friends filled the Harvest
way. No doubt this cozy Orangutan stole the show and
Centre for a Chapel service led by Mrs Madden’s
hearts of many. Year 2 class. This was followed by the presentation
of LEA Service Awards to long service retirees
Joy Graetz and Jenny Noll. Our audience was
entertained by the Junior School Choir with ‘A Song
For Special Person’s Day,’ ‘Count On Me’ by Bruno
Mars and Mrs Biagi’s Year 3 class performance of
‘Tiddalik’.
Our Parents and Friends generously served a
morning tea alongside offerings from the Forage
Garden produce stall, FAITH Time Woodwork stall
and Year 11 Business Studies students Nikia Arnold
and Sarah Mattiske’s stalls. After recess, students
delighted in welcoming their Special People into
their environments to share their learning. This was
an excellent opportunity for connecting with our
families, opening our classrooms and ELC for the
quality time we know our students treasure sharing
with their loved-ones.
Forage boys - Campbell Mosey, Max Koch, Banjo
Reimann, Riley Seber, Daniel Robinson, Patrick
Stewart & Henry Teague. The boys raised $108
for future plantings for the Forage Garden & the
leftover produce went to Kind Hearted Kitchen.
Eddie, Emily & Henry Rosenzweig pictured with
Barbara Beard, Karen Rosenzweig & David &
Marilyn Rosenzweig
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SCIENCE VS RELIGION…
A topic of robust discussion… can the two co-exist? If so, how?
At Chapel last week Chaplain Adam Yeager explained why Science and Religion are designed to work together, and
what this has to do with music. We started with a random topic called out from our Chapel audience, and three
teachers on the stage; a Scientist (Mr Gambell), an English teacher (Ms Newbold) and an Artist (Mrs O’Dea). Each
teacher had their own blank canvas in front of them, a laptop, a pen and paper and paint.
Each teacher worked on the same topic – music.
Adam shared how Science and Religion work together while
our teachers spent 10 minutes exploring the topic of music.
WE LOOKED AT SCIENCE… THINGS
THAT CAN BE MEASURED
Photosynthesis, Gravity, Energy expenditure, Solar flares,
Ocean depths, Neurotransmitters, Heat rates, CO2
Production, Heat exchange, Population growth, Exothermic
reactions, Species growth and change, DNA replication rates.
WE LOOKED AT RELIGION… THE
IMMEASURABLE
Beauty, Love, Joy, Hope, Faith, Transcendence, Meaning
of life, Life after death, Why the universe exists, Purpose,
Wonder, The soul, Miracles.
Our teachers constructed diagrams, wrote poems and
brushed with painted colour. Although the topic was the
same, the outcomes were very different.
We heard a beautiful poem, a lifetime of music influence.
We heard a Scientific report, detailed diagrams and
description on how music works.
We enjoyed a painting, a colourful depiction of music and joy.
Science without religion is lame,
AND WE REFLECTED religion without science is blind.
One topic, different interpretations. Different perceptions. Albert Einstein
No one was right, no one was wrong.
We bring our ideas, our gifts, our
talents and we each hold a view.
Our world is filled both with beauty and
photosynthesis. We can have faith and
solar flares.
It is not a matter of Science or Religion.
It can be both. It is both. We can
celebrate both.
Just because you can’t measure
something, doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
Science is one way of understanding
God’s creation, Religion is another.
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TESTING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AT WAITE CAMPUS Craig Moore, Teacher On Wednesday 29th May the Year 12 Agriculture students attended Waite Campus as a part of their course looking into the latest technology being used in plant breeding. Students extracted DNA and then learned how to copy it and also how to isolate genes through a range of hands-on practical activities. They toured through the $40 Million Plant Accelerator facility which uses a range of imaging, robotics, and automated processes in the development of new crop varieties. Year 12 students in the lab Blake Dahlitz experimenting MATHEMATICS On 21 May 8 students attended the Senior students Gifted and Talented Study Conference at Concordia College. The aim of the day was to help students to improve their thinking skills, begin to be able to identify what is fundamental from what is trivial, become intellectually creative, identify assumptions and distinguish between good and poor arguments and, think systematically and rigorously about relevant modern-day issues Pictured are Ben Osbourne, Joseph Brown, Margot Pick, Oscar Seppelt, Nicki Grosser, Tomas Heuzenroeder, Lucy Blenkiron, Josh Newman, Mr M Knowles, Mrs A Cameron (practicum teacher), Dr Christopher O’Neill (University of Oxford), Julie Arliss (Kings College, Taunton), Jeffrey Hodges (Sportsmind) Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 8
CELEBRATING YEAR 8 AGRICULTURE LEARNING CONTINUES TO THE KITCHEN TABLE Amidst wheelbarrows, rakes, watering cans and garden stakes, our Year 8 Agriculture students have been working diligently in their own garden plot. During their Vegetable Production learning unit, students chose from a variety of winter vegetables to plant and nurture. During a recent harvest, students could be heard excitedly comparing the sizes of broccoli heads and discussing potential recipes for their fresh produce to cook at home. Winter vegetables in the garden included broccoli, turnips, coriander, carrots, peas and radishes. William Lindner watering his veggie patch Macey Hodgson with her brocolli Amelia Leditschke & Dusty Schulz Lilly Mathews picking her winter greens FAITH FARM – FEEDING AND CARING FOR OUR ANIMALS The rolling hills and vineyards surrounding the College provide a constant reminder that we are in the heart of farming country. At recess times our College farm is a hive of activity as Agriculture students rotate their responsibilities to feed and care for our growing animals. The chickens are fed and watered by Year 9 students and our Year 8 Mitchell Mosey Year 8 students prepare the morning meal for the two visiting dairy calves. In the background, the steers make their presence known, waiting for Cattle Club and the attention they receive from students learning to handle and guide them. The wethers are checked and fed again at lunchtime, while students watch in delight as the goats play impulsively in their pens. The distant sound of the recess bell reminds students to head back to class, farm life for the animals continues as they grow and learn alongside the students. The Faith Farm truly is a special place. Ebony Noack Year 8 Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 9
‘WHEN I GROW UP’ YEAR 12 DRESS UP DAY Flight Crew Elise Heinrich & Abbey Sabeeney Firefighters Daniel Slade, Max Roocke & Ned Grieve Superhero’s Todd Falkenberg & Becky Havis Medical Industry professionals Creative artists Ellie Schaefer, Amy Mosey, Lucy Zilm, Axel Moen, James Brown & Daniel Kitson Professional Sportspeople Farmers Jacob Fiebiger, Ashley McInerney, Jack Hanna Joseph Brown Thomas Bell & Aaron Bert chasing their & Kate Molineux passions Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 10
FUTURE PATHWAYS Viticulture Work Experience – Read Year 10 Experiences! Trish Cirillo, Pathways Coordinator Nicki Robins from Barossa Grape and Wine Association – BGWA together with many local vineyards and wineries collaborated together to provide the opportunity for all regional students to participate in a fabulous week of work experience for students to explore the many career opportunities in the Wine and Viticulture industry. Year 10 students Oscar Jenke, Caleb Schwartz and Karlson Jaensch chose to participate in this week of work experience to explore what opportunities might be available in their future endeavours. Please read their experiences and learn of the varied activities they participated in. CALEB SCHWARTZ I applied for the Viticulture work experience week because I have enjoyed learning about the topic in agriculture classes at school and wanted to expand my knowledge of the industry and all of the different aspects of it. I also went to determine if a job in the viticulture industry is something that I would want to pursue or not, and felt the week would be an excellent way of determining that. In terms of hands on activities, during the week we took part in activities including conducting soil tests on things like pH, Salinity, Soil type (e.g. clay, loam, sand, etc.). We participated in pruning and were taught spur and rod and spur pruning methods. In other activities, we looked at technology including automatic planters, drones, tractors, spraying units, pre-pruners, and phone apps and we met farmers, contractors and vineyard managers. I enjoyed the week and enjoyed meeting people with important roles in the viticulture industry and hearing them speak about their area of expertise. The week was well organised by Nicki and I learnt a lot about what makes up the viticulture industry. I enjoyed the whole week but my favourite activities would probably be the pruning, I enjoyed the hands on nature of that topic and found it an enjoyable one. I also enjoyed visiting the Yalumba Nursery and looking at their facilities for grafting and growing grape vines. I do not really know what my future pathway is going to involve but through the week, I now know how I would be able to establish a career in the viticulture industry. If I did go into viticulture I now have a more specific view on what area I would want to follow. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 11
FUTURE PATHWAYS - VITICULTURE WORK EXPERIENCE KARLSON JAENSCH I applied for the Viticulture work experience week because I was interested in viticulture and wanted to learn more. We were able to prune, graft and do soil testing and watch a lot of different machines and people in action. It was good to see what jobs were out there in the viticulture industry and I liked doing the grafting and liaising with the instructor talking about where he worked and how to use the tools effectively. This was a good opportunity to learn more about the industry and the opportunity has opened more doors for me to continue to explore. OSCAR JENKE I applied for the Viticulture work experience week to see what my future could be like and to see what other people do and bring that knowledge back to my family farm. I participated in pruning and I asked many questions throughout the week to learn as much as I could. I definitely enjoyed the week and I learnt a lot. I hope the program continues, as it is very beneficial. My favourite activities of this week were doing rod and spur, spur, pruning, listening to the vineyard couples speak about how they got to here and their homemade modifications, listening to all the people speak about what they do in the Barossa and having tours around their facilities. I believe this experience has opened more doors into my future and I am confident on what industry I am going into. Thank you to Nicki Robins for arranging and working tirelessly to offer this wonderful opportunity to all regional students. The students found it engaging and very informative. Mr Mitchell, Mrs Sanders and I visited the students during the week and we were impressed with student interactions with industry and the programmed activities. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 12
8/9 BOYS FOOTBALL RESULTS
Coaches, Mr Foulis and Mr Darling
ROC REFLECTIONS
ROC REFLECTIONS
GAME 1
Faith College 8.10 Def Nuriootpa High School 5.0 Mindfulness
Best: D. Thompson, L Tappert, B. Hutchings, W. O’Brien,
Being a teenager is hard, but being the parent of
C. Oliver, T. Linke
a teenager may be even harder! Mindfulness is a
Goals: T. Linke 2, B. Slade 2, S. Noack, W. O’Brien,
powerful tool to handle difficult times and stress
D. Thomson, B. Hutchings
levels, and live life more fully. Mindfulness is all
GAME 2 about living fully in the present moment, without
Faith 12.6 Dec Birdwood High School 0.1 judgment, and with an attitude of kindness and
Goals: W. O’Brien 5, L. Tappert 2, T. Linke, W. McCabe, curiosity. It’s about breathing, noticing what’s
B. Hutchings happening right here and now, sending a gentle
Best: W. O’Brien, M. Nicholls, L. Tappert, T. Linke, smile to whatever you’re experiencing in this
B. Hutchings, H. Schild moment (whether it’s easy or difficult), and
All lads represented the College with pride. Sydney Pick then letting it go. You can be mindful anytime,
unfortunately broke his arm. anywhere, no matter what you’re doing. It
sounds simple, but it’s not always easy to do,
especially when you are stressed!
These websites provide information, tools, and
resources which may be of interest:
www.mindfulnessforteens.com
and www.headspace.com
Here are some more useful resources to have a
look at:
MOBILE PHONE APPS
• Stop, Breathe, and Think: Web and mobile
app, with meditations for mindfulness and
compassion.
• Calm.com: Free website and mobile app with
2019/2020
guided meditation and relaxation exercises.
• Insight Timer: Free mobile app with virtual
Entertainment “bells” to time and support your meditations,
Book!
and access to lots of guided meditations by
many different meditation teachers.
Your support really helps our College. • MindShift: Free mobile app for teens
This year sees the 25th Anniversary of the developed by AnxietyBC, with mindfulness
Entertainment book, either hard copy or and other coping skills for anxiety.
electronic versions for 2019-2020. • Smiling Mind: Free mobile mindfulness app
for young people.
The NEW 2019 | 2020 Entertainment
Only $70 – truly outstanding value • Headspace: “Meditation made simple.”
Please don’t hesitate to contact Jill Beitz should This app has a free introductory period,
after which it requires a paid subscription to
you wish to purchase or just have questions.
continue to use.
Phone 8561 4299 or visit Nicole John – College Counsellor
Barossa Arts & Convention Centre njohn@faith.sa.edu.au
130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda On Campus: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
Email: jbeitz@faith.sa.edu.au Online via email: Wednesday
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 13OPEN BOYS FOOTBALL ROUND 1 2019 Coaches, Mr Schmidt and Mr Clarke On Tuesday 28th June the Open Boys Football team played Nuriootpa High School in the Round 1 of the Pool A Secondary Schools Knockout Football competition. Wearing the new Faith colours for the first time, the team was led onto the field by Captain Benson Heintze and Vice-Captain Todd Falkenberg. The wet and windy conditions proved challenging for both teams, however our players adapted a little quicker with defenders Ben Cornish and Jed Habermann working hard to keep the ball moving forward and create scoring opportunities up forward. The heavy ball led to some inaccurate kicking though, with the quarter time score sitting at Faith 1.4 to Nuriootpa HS 0.2. In the second and third quarters the team began to get the upper hand, with Todd Falkenberg having a great game in the ruck and giving the midfielders, led by Jacob Fiebiger and Max Roocke, first use of the ball. Shay Linke also took some excellent overhead marks in the slippery conditions, helping to move the three quarter time score to Faith 5.8 to Nuriootpa 2.4. The final quarter saw Nuriootpa lift their intensity and add three quick goals that reduced the lead back to a narrow 4 points. However, the team responded, with some excellent defensive efforts by Jack Hannah, Ned Grieve and Benson Heintze preventing any further scores. With a few minutes left to play Tyson Healy laid a strong tackle to win a free kick 50m from goal. He then delivered the ball to a leading Brady Griffiths, who went back and kicked the match sealing goal. A fantastic team effort in difficult conditions. The team now moves on the play Cabra in Round 2 at some point in the next 2 weeks. FINAL SCORE: Faith 6 . 8 defeated Nuriootpa HS 5 . 4 Best Players: Jacob Fiebiger, Todd Falkenberg, Jack Hannah, Max Roocke, Shay Linke, Ned Grieve Goal Kickers: Shay Linke 2, Dylan Birchard 1, Brady Griffiths 1, Ben Parkinson 1, Sam Nicholls 1 Open Boys team, not pictured in order, Cooper Gladigau, Dylan Birchard, Ben Roennfeldt, Aaron Bert, Jayden Birchard, Will Parker, Ben Parkinson, Max Roocke, Ashley McInerney (Runner), Jack Tilley, Thomas Bell, Ned Grieve, Jacob Fiebiger, Jed Habermann, Benson Heintze, Jack Hannah, Todd Falkenberg, Lachlan Westlake, Sam Nicholls, Riley Westbrook, Shay Linke, Henry Ratcliff, Brady Griffiths, Ben Cornish, Kai Rosenzweig, Jake Tobin, Josh Newman, Craig Dowse, Tyson Healy, Daniel Roennfeldt. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 14
A SURPRISE VISIT FROM SANFL TEAM OF THE YEAR CAPTAIN NADIA VON BERTOUCH Class of 2013 Graduate Nadia von Bertouch surprised the Open Girls Football Team on Thursday 30th May with a specialised coaching session at the College. Recently named captain of the Women's SANFL team of the year and co-caption for the Women’s North Adelaide Football Club, Nadia’s natural leadership skills engaged the students immediately as they participated in drills focusing on ball handling skills and kicking techniques. Nadia’s visit was timely as the girls continue to prepare for their next games against Balaklava High School and MNSEC (Mid North Schools Education Cooperative) in Round 2 of the Open Girls Knockout Football competition. Gaining insight and tips for the next round of Knockout Football Back: Nadia von Bertouch pictured with Stephanie Mifflin, Amelia Ramsey, Leticia Semmler, Sarah Paige, Becky Havis, Molly Wellman, Caitlin Stafford, Georgia Carter, Stacey Thom, Monique Evans and staff members Ivan Muster & Janelle Vanderloo. Front: Samantha Lange, Jessica Scott, Georgie Smart, Maggie Hadden, Andie-Samantha Smidmore, Abby Griffiths, Sydney Schild, Sasha Willmott and Libby Fiebiger. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 15
FUTURE PATHWAYS
Vintage Cellar Hand Short Course Adelaide
College
In Year 12 and looking to BACKSTAGE of the Arts
gain a VINTAGE CELLAR JOB PASS
for Vintage 2020? Backstage Pass is your ticket to find out more
about a career in technical production and
TAFESA Nuriootpa are running a short course
design at TAFE SA Adelaide College of the Arts.
that will provide you with introductory training
in the wine industry. You’ll hear from lecturers and current students
about backstage careers in the entertainment, arts
The course will focus on cellar hand basics of and events industries, and go on a tour of the sets
the wine production process, such as cleaning, and facilities and see how a show comes together.
transfers, additions and finings, as well as work So if you are interested in a career as a stage
health and safety (WHS), food safety, along with manager, set builder, audio/ sound technician, props
winery site tours. maker, scenic artist, designer, or lighting and staging
technician, then book your Backstage Pass today!
Dates: 9 & 10 July (End of Term 2 holidays)
Cost: $300. Minimum age: 16 WHEN
Tuesday 18 June at 1.30pm – 3.30pm
If interested, please email
Mrs Rivers crivers@faith.sa.edu.au WHERE
Main Theatre, Adelaide College of the Arts
39 Light Square Adelaide
RSVP
Monday 3 June
BOOK
PROVIDE FIRST AID Everyone is welcome.
For students in Years 10-12 Email your name and the number of people
St John will be running a Provide First Aid course for attending to arts.adl@tafesa.edu.au
Faith students.
Date: Friday 5 July
Location: Faith Lutheran College
Time: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Cost: $135.00
First Aid is often a requirement for some courses
and jobs – even part time ones.
Not only is it good to have on your resume, having
some knowledge of first aid is very important and
gives you the peace of mind that you may be able to
RTO Code: 41026 | CRICOS Code: 00092B |
help someone who is sick or injured in the future.
HEP Code: PRV14002 | Accurate as May 2019
The Provide First Aid focuses on the following units:
HLTAID003 Provide First Aid tafesa.edu.au
HLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
HLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Registration forms can be picked up from the Future
Please contact Dianne Sanders
Pathways office or email crivers@faith.sa.edu.au
dsanders@faith.sa.edu.au for more information
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 8 - 6 June 2019 Page 16DATES TO REMEMBER New Holiday
JUNE Courses are up
10 Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday
and running!
12 Year 10/11 Vaccinations
14-16 Pedal Prix Race Adelaide INTRODUCTION TO 3D ANIMATION
18 Year 11 Music Performance Exams Introduction to 3D Animation is designed as an
20-21 Year 10 Exams introductory course for people interested in learning
basic skills in 3D art. Students will be introduced to
24-25 Year 11 Exams the uses and architecture of 3D software and will gain
an understanding of skills and techniques necessary
ADDITIONAL 2019 DIARY DATES to create and render 3D objects through the creation
Yr 12 Exams 1 – 5 July of a 3D environment. Areas of study include:
(Year 12 Exams Monday 4th November to introduction to 3D modelling, basic modelling,
Tuesday 19th November – still to be confirmed) texturing, lighting and character animation.
Ages 14+ years
2019 TERM DATES Cost: $365
Term 2 29 April – 27 June
Term 3 22 July – 27 September GAME PROGRAMMING IN UNITY
Term 4 14 October – 4 December This course teaches students the fundamentals of
programming for video games using the Unity3D
game engine.
Join in the excitement of programming your very own
FIREWOOD FOR SALE dungeon-crawler as we begin by building the inner
GNADENFREI LUTHERAN CHURCH, workings of the game, then top it off with interesting
a founding and supporting Congregation of Faith, game-play mechanics and visual effects to make your
has seasoned firewood for sale- creation one-of-a-kind.
split, sawn gum and hard olive wood,
Come along for this exciting adventure into the world
weighed and delivered to your door.
of games programming.
$270 per tonne.
Ages 12+ years
FREE DELIVERY for first 10km plus $1/tonne/Km for
further distances. Cost: $365
Consider supporting this small community For more information on any of these courses please
congregation that supports your school. contact the AIE Student Liaison Officer on 08 7325
PHONE: John on 0419 632 019 6300 or email at adelaide@aie.edu.au
SUPPORT FAITH’S PEDAL PRIX TEAMS
WHEN YOU PURCHASE A NEW OR USED
VEHICLE?
If you are considering the purchase of a new or used vehicle, Barossa
Auto Group are supporting our Pedal Prix team by offering to donate
$200 to Faith if you present a referral card to the sales team at Barossa
Kia, Ford, Honda or Volkswagen. The referral card will also entitle you
to your first scheduled service - free. Contact Jason Rosenzweig in the
Design and Technology Department at Faith to get a referral card and
then give it to the Barossa Auto Group sales personnel when you do the
deal, request that the donation goes to the Faith Pedal Prix team.
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LEARN AN
INSTRUMENT?
VACANCIES EXIST FOR
DRUMS, SAXOPHONE, CLARINET
AND VIOLIN
Student and adult classes from beginners to
advanced. Monday to Friday from 3.30pm
For further information contact Michael Hill,
Barossa Music School Coordinator
e: bacc@faith.sa.edu.au or Phone: 08 8561 4299
first job? Faith Lutheran College
WINE AUCTION
The LLL has produced a number of resources that
can be used to promote the LLL's mission of aiding
AND DINNER
the Lutheran Church of Australia (LCA) within school Saturday, 10 August at 7:00pm
community. Gather your friends and fellow wine enthusiasts for an
opportunity to purchase a limited release, museum wine or
We have prepared a blog that will resonate a large format bottle for your wine cellar.
with teenagers who are about to start their The auction features a collection of wines from prominent
and emerging wineries of the Barossa who have donated their
first job. It outlines what to budget for and the flagship wine to go under the hammer.
importance of saving for their future. Officiated by Mr Graham Wright, auctioneer ‘extraordinaire’
from the Odd Whisky Coy. Receive outstanding insight and
Read more on our website.
valuable background knowledge on each wine lot and join
in the energetic bidding flurry and banter as the evening
unfolds.
Simple Rules Proceeds support Faith Lutheran College Student Council
All ages and skill levels initiatives.
Tables of 10 encouraged, individual ticket purchases welcome.
Play on any surface All tickets: $50.00
Quick Games Includes 3-course dinner and arrival drink. Bar facilities
available. No BYO. Please advise dietary requirements upon
All you need is a ball booking. Bookings phone 8561 4299
This indoor street version of the game softball/baseball has
all the dynamics to get you hooked.
Indoor Social Softball Competition
hosted by the Kangas Softball Club.
Submit a team of 5 players or as an individual
For more information email kangasgdsa@gmail.com
and like us on Facebook.
Barossa Arts & Convention Centre
Location: The Rex, Tanunda - When: Sundays – August 2019 130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda.
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Presents
Thu 20th June - Limited Seats
Fri 21st June - Sold Out
DUETPRESENTS
Wednesday 12th June Fri 21st June - 7pm
7.00pm Sat 22nd June - 7pm
THE MOMENT
YOU’VE WAITED FOR
Wednesday 26th June Sunday 28th July
7.00pm 6.00pm
Agent for
Event details www.barossaconvention.org
130 MAGNOLIA ROAD, TANUNDA
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COMMUNITY FESTIVAL OF QUILTS CARE & PRAYER
SATURDAY 29th JUNE
QUILTS ON DISPLAY
IT’S OK TO SIT ON OR
UNDER THE QUILTS!
OPEN FROM 10am - 4pm
DEVONSHIRE MORNING &
AFTERNOON TEA
GOLD COIN DONATION
PROCEEDS TO SACWA EMERGENCY
AID FUND
SUNDAY 30TH JUNE
10AM - ECUMENICAL CARE &
PRAYER SERVICE
BY PASTOR JOSH MULLER &
MR ANDREW PARTINGTON
Guest speakers from Lutheran Community
Care & Uniting Care. Freewill Offering
School Choir
FOLLOWED BY A ‘FREE’ LUNCH
AT EUDUNDA DISTRICT HALL
FROM 12 NOON
Thanks to RCOG Drought Communities
Extension Programme Fund
BAR FACILITIES AVAILABLE
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT - MARGARET DOECKE
PHONE 85 811 663 SHOP OR 0458 900 655 MOBILE
Year 11 & 12
Email - eudunda@fabricshop-aus.com
CARING FOR EACH OTHER IN OUR TIME OF NEED
SACE Winter Revision Program
Tue 9 - Fri 12 July and/or Mon 15 - Thu 18 July
“The perfect support for year 12.” Andrew R.
“This was by far the most helpful and productive way I could have
spent my school holidays. Well worth the money spent and highly
recommended.” Abbey H.
“Absolutely fantastic! Great to get a different perspective.” Tim S.
“Well worth it. Excellent help for this point during the year.” Chelsea
From $50 per day!.......... Early Bird offer closing soon..............
Phone 82317776 or enrol online: www.aeg.sa.edu.au
Adelaide Education Consultants L30, 91 King William St Adelaide
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Mengler View Wines
Wine Education from the heart of the Barossa
Each vintage at Faith College, wine making traditions
and trade secrets are being passed down to the next
generation of potential winemakers.
Students work with quality Barossa fruit and industry
mentors producing an impressive range including
Riesling, Rose, Shiraz Cabernet and Shiraz.
Purchase a 6 pack and you may just find yourself
not only tasting the wine of a future icon
winemaker, but holidaying in paradise.
Download an order form at
www.faith.sa.edu.au/wine-sales
and email wine@faith.sa.edu.au
6 Bottles Visit Faith College Reception between 9am to 3pm
from $42 130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda
or Phone 8561 4200 to place your order.
Recharge Youth Service
6:00pm –
Mornay & Salad
Sunday, June 16
6:30pm –
Youth Service Come along for a night of
7:30pm – energetic praise with
Hot Chocolates Youth band & guest
& Marshmallows speaker Shaun Manning.
Small cost for food
Recharge is for Youth,
Families & all Young at Heart.
Location - Strait Gate Lutheran Church, Held on the third Sunday of each month.
Light Pass Road, Light Pass.
2019 Recharge Services: July 21, Sep
Want more info? Contact Kayla: 0421 978 925 or find us on Facebook
2019 Recharge Services: July 21, August 18, September 15,15, November
October 17 17
20 & November
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2019
Premier’s NAIDOC Award
Call for Nominations
Please distribute through your networks
The Premier is pleased to announce the Call for Nominations for the Premier’s
NAIDOC Award, which recognises the outstanding achievements and service of an
extraordinary South Australian who has made a significant contribution to the lives
of Aboriginal people in South Australia.
Nominees must be:
• a resident of South Australia
• over the age of 18 years
• a person who has made a significant contribution to the lives of Aboriginal people
in South Australia.
Please note that persons cannot nominate themselves.
For more information and to download a nomination form please visit
dpc.sa.gov.au/premiers-naidoc-award.
Please send your nomination marked ‘confidential’ by email to NAIDOC@sa.gov.au
or by post to:
The Premier’s NAIDOC Award
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
GPO Box 320
ADELAIDE SA 5001
Nominations must be received no later than 5pm Friday 7 June 2019
If you would like to discuss your nomination, please contact Aboriginal
Affairs and Reconciliation on 08 8226 8900 or email NAIDOC@sa.gov.au
Artwork created by Karen Briggs
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LIVING WELL DISABILITY FORUM
MARK LE MESSURIER
WORKSHOP
Wednesday 12th June 2019
Nuriootpa Soldiers Memorial Hall
46 Murray Street, Nuriootpa
Mark Le Messurier is a teacher, counsellor and coach to young people and their
parents. He is the author of several books including "Parenting Tough Kids,
Teaching Tough Kids" and "Raising Beaut Kids".
Join us for two informative sessions with this experienced and passionate
educator.
Social and Emotional Turn That Computer
Literacy Off!
9.15am - 2.30pm 7.00pm - 9.00pm
Cost: $10 for CADL parents/carers, contractors Cost: $5 - all tickets *
and community, $40 Professionals *
www.marklemessurier.com.au
TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com.au/mark-le-messurier-
workshops-carers-and-disability-link
* Teaching PD available for educators with certificate ENQUIRIES: Carers and disAbility Link
* A small booking fee applies to all online ticket sales. ph: 8562 4000
* Cash sales available prior from CADL office.
e: barossa@cadl.support
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