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The Scots School
Bathurst
and
Lithgow
The Highlander
A Work of the Presbyterian Church in NSW 27 September 2018
Visit the school website for information
about how to apply
KILT HIRE FOR BLUE BLACK AND GOLD BALL
Do you want to look the part at The BBG Ball! Wear a Kilt! Its great fun!
St Kilda Retail in Queensland provides an excellent hire service for your complete
kilt needs for the Blue Black and Gold Ball. For just $132.00, they provide you
with a Kilt (available in a vast array of tartans), Sporran, Jacket, vest, Cravat or
bow-tie and Kilt hose (socks). All you need to provide is a white shirt and dress
shoes!
Contact Lynda Ireland lireland@scots.nsw.edu.au to arrange a measurement form
which is easy to complete. Outfits will be available for pick up and drop off at
School.
Country Women’s Association of NSW -
Scholarship Applications for 2019 are now available.
Current YEAR 10 DAY STUDENTS are invited to apply for the Country Women’s
Association Scholarship to assist them in expenses as they complete Years 11 and
12. The scholarship is a very generous $1,000 for Year 11, with a following $500 for
Year 12, providing the student reflects the scholarship ideals. It is open to both girls
and boys. Applications close on Friday, 26th October 2018 with interviews on Monday
12th and Tuesday 13th November. See Mrs Shillabeer for an application form.
From the Headmaster . . .
I wish to congratulate the Netball and Hockey teams who represented the
two schools in Grand Finals last Saturday. In all the two schools participated
in seven Grand Finals with four wins. Congratulations to the following teams
who are premiers in their respective grades:
Scots All Saints College First XI Hockey
All Saints Beagles 12 Years Division Netball
Scots Littlebourne 16s Division Netball
Scots First VII Netball
The following teams are to be congratulated for making the Grand final and
putting up a great fight:
All Saints’ College Colts
Scots Lee 14s
Scots O’Connell 16s
The following teams received recognition for scoring the most points during the season across the whole
Junior and Senior Netball Competition respectively. The 12 Years All Saints’ Beagles scored the most goals in
the Junior Netball Competition and the Scots First VII scored the most goals in the Senior Women’s
Competition.
Zoe Lewis from All Saints’ College was presented with the Rachel Jones Memorial Award in recognition of
her commitment to representative netball.
Two staff, one from each school, were recognized for their outstanding commitment to Bathurst Netball:
Mrs Kay Nelson from All Saints’ College was granted life membership to the Bathurst Netball Association for
her dedication over the last 24 years to Netball at All Saints’ College and in Bathurst.
Mr Justin Adams from The Scots School received the Kathy Keech Striving for Excellence - Coaching Award
for 2018. This was in recognition for his 15 years of dedicated service to coaching netball at Scots.
It is my great pleasure to formally announce the Prefects and House Captains at Scots All Saints College
for the 2019 year. These appointments were announced at today’s All Saints’ College Benefactors’ Service
and at the Senior School Assembly at The Scots School.
All Saints’ College Prefects
Bradley Gardiner, Kate Hodges, Hannah McCarthy, Christopher McEwen, Abigail Miller, William Mitchell,
Cooper Nagy, Will Schoenmaker, Isabella Siegert and Gordon Thompson.
All Saints’ College House Captains
Scott Mawhood, Abigail Miller, Maurice Otutaha, Will Schoenmaker and Isabella Siegert.
The Scots School Prefects
Gabrielle Boshier, Charles Flude, Genevieve Gates, Mackenzie-Rose Honeysett, Andrew Knox, Jacob Lloyd,
Connor Manton, Timothy Powell, Rosemary Webb and Anna Wilde.
The Scots School House Captains
Genevieve Gates, Mackenzie-Rose Honeysett, Andrew Knox, Connor Manton and Brooke Webb.
The new School Prefects and House Captains will be formally inducted at the School Leaders’ Induction
Service at the Scots Campus at 9.30 am on Sunday 28 October.
It was my great delight to join with the All Saints’ College community at today’s Benefactors’ Service at All Saints’ Cathedral. It was a truly wonderful service which recognised the founders of All Saints College and reflected on this significant moment in history for the College. I wish to thank Mr Christopher Morgan for his outstanding address which caused us all to pause and give thanks for all that has gone before and to also look forward with great optimism as two wonderful schools come together in 2019. I also wish to acknowledge the very thoughtful and sincere speech from two representatives from Year 12 of 2018. Bethany McCumstie and Declan Duncan-Keen were outstanding in the reflection provided and the genuine gratitude they felt to the staff. Similarly, I wish to thank Mr Greg Jones for his address to Year 12. He provided much wise advice to them whilst also acknowledging their outstanding character as a year group and contribution to the college over many years. The Scots School Valedictory Assembly on Friday afternoon and the Valedictory Dinner on Friday night will provide a similar opportunity for students and staff to reflect and give thanks for the graduating Year 12 of 2018. I would like to wish Year 12 from both schools all the best for their study vacation and HSC Examinations in three weeks’ time. I am grateful for their leadership of the two schools as the senior year group and for their contribution to the life of the school in its many facets. I particularly wish to acknowledge the outstanding leadership of our School Captains Georgia Poole and Charlie O’Neill at All Saints’ College and Emily Watts and Ben Dickenson at The Scots School. They have led their schools with tremendous integrity of character. I look forward to celebrating with Year 12 and their families following the HSC Examinations on Saturday 10 November. I wish all students, staff and families all the best for the Mid Semester break over the next two weeks. David Gates From the Head of Campus . . . Country Women’s Association of NSW - Scholarship Applications for 2019 are now available. Current YEAR 10 students are invited to apply for the Country Women’s Association Scholarship to assist them in expenses as they complete Years 11 and 12. The scholarship is a very generous $1,000 for Year 11, with a following $500 for Year 12, providing the student reflects the scholarship ideals. It is open to both girls and boys.Applications close on Friday, 26th October 2018 with interviews on Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th November. See Mrs Shillabeer for an application form. Tracey M Leaf Dip Teach, B.A, M.A. Head of Campus, Director of Senior School Scots All Saints College - Scots Campus
Integration Update Integration Update #18 - 27 September 2018 Term 3 has been significant in the progress of the formation of Scots All Saints College in preparation for 2019. We thank you for your support and for coming along the journey of what is going to be a very exciting time in the life of our students and our new College. Behind the scenes, the College Council, Executive Leaders and our team of dedicated staff continue to work collaboratively with external consultants to review processes, policies, systems and structures to be ready for the new school year. We aim to keep you updated with information as our transition gains momentum. Here are a few important dates and events for your diary: Stepping Through The HSC As students in Year 11 (Year 12 2019) are moving into their HSC year with Scots All Saints College in Term 4, we will be conducting an evening entitled ‘Stepping through the HSC’ on Monday, 15th October 2018 at 7:00pm in the Aikman Hall at the Scots Campus. The purpose of this seminar is for both students and parents to find out a little more about the HSC, expectations and life beyond Scots All Saints College. It is envisaged that topics to be covered will include: * Assessments * The Trial HSC * HSC Examination * What to do if “things” go wrong * University * Planning * Priorities * Expectations Year 11 students are required to be present and parents are encouraged to attend, as the evening will be beneficial for all. We feel that this is the most immediate priority as we set Year 11 on their way into their HSC year. Senior School Information Session The planned Senior School Information Session, which will provide information for all current and prospective students in Year 8-11 (Year 9-12, 2019), will take place on Friday, 26 October, Aikman Hall on the Scots Campus, 7pm.
Open Days and Orientation Days - Scots Campus and Lithgow Campus Parents, students and the wider community are invited to visit the College campuses, meet the teachers,view curriculum and co-curricular displays and tour the facilities. The Lithgow Campus Open Day will be held on Tuesday, October 16 from 3:30pm-5:30pm and Scots Campus Open Day will be held on Saturday, 27 October from 11am- 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come along to learn more about what’s on offer at the College. Parents & Friends Association Inaugural Annual General Meeting and Social Mixer The P&F Integration Committee invites all parents to attend a meeting on Saturday 27 October at 3:30pm in the Tim Richards Pavilion, Scots Campus to create the new Parents and Friends Association and Subcommittees for the Scots All Saints College. The afternoon will include the inaugural Annual General Meeting and election of the Executive; being President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer as well as the Committee; being 5 to 7 elected members. Those considering nominating for a position on the P&F Executive are encouraged to see the Constitution, P&F Handbook and fill out a nomination form,soon to be available on both school websites following approval. All parents and carers of the school community are welcome to attend. Drinks and finger food will be available. Please RSVP your attendance via email:sascpfa@outlook.com Timeline of Scots All Saints College Important Dates To make it easy to plan your calendar, we have compiled this timeline with important dates to consider which is available on The Scots School and All Saints’ College website via these links: http://www.saints.nsw.edu.au/ open-days-orientation-and-informati http://www.scots.nsw.edu.au/About/2019-integration We wish everyone a happy, safe and restful break. Communications, Marketing and Enrolments Team Frequently Asked Questions: The document FAQs has been updated and is available at http://www.scots.nsw.edu.au/About/2019-integration Just click on the above link to access the FAQs document. Within that document you will find other links to videos of recent information events at the school. These videos are now available via the yellow hyperlinks to YouTube. SCHOLARSHIPS for students entering 2020 are open now. Please see the School’s website for more information http://www.scots.nsw.edu.au/Enrolments/scholarships The video from the MIDDLE SCHOOL INFORMATION NIGHT held on September 6 is on the website in the Integration Hub. http://www.scots.nsw.edu.au/About/2019-integration Open Day will be held on Saturday 27 October from 11 am -2pm.
WHOLE SCHOOL PHOTO AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE The final Scots School whole school photo was taken recently and we are happy to offer 8 x 10 copies for purchase directly through the Advance Life website. The photos cost $18.00 each. Credit card payment is the only option available online. 9-digit code: N65 H2C EJK Job Number: WS009-2A P.S. this is also a chance to check to see if there are previous groups you have missed from earlier photography day, and you can order those too.
Senior School Writing Group . . . The Day the Music Died - by Austin Markwick
The most recent event was hosted on the 15th of September
The Big Screen by Morgan Watts 2018 at Sydney’s International Regatta Centre, situated
Since the time of Shakespeare’s plays,Rom-Coms have within close proximity to Penrith. The 2018 event, being the
been an ever growing genre throughout the years, but 15th annual occurrence in Australia, not only attracted a total
recently there has been a decline in the number of of 30,000 young adults to unite as one to engage in a frenzy
traditional romantic movies making it to the big screen. of raving, rowdy and rambunctious antics; but also attracted
Where have all the love and romantic movies gone?Most an outbreak of political dispute in parliament following the
event.
ofthe movies making it to the cinema recently are either
action or horror movies.Which begs the question: Why
After a drastic turn of events on 17 September 2018,
is this?
following backlash from the recent festival, the New South
Wales Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, announced her intention
Romantic movies take a longer time to develop so you that Defqon would “never again take place in the state”. This
canget attached to the characters and this is so the outrageous claim was publically stated with reference to two
Directorcan play with our feeling and this can only deaths that took place at the 2018 festival, both suspected to
achieve when we care about the characters. But once have been of a nature of illicit substance abuse/ drug overdose
they have our attention and we care about the character, due to poor security regulations at the site.
the real magic happens.We want certain actions or words
to be communicated between our main characters in Due to the poorly monitored venue, many young adults take
romantic movies. But why are actions movies now more Defqon as an opportunity to experiment with hallucinogenic
popular than these rollor coaster ride of emotionswe call substances to influence psychedelic trips that stimulates, and
Rom-Coms. Infactthe number of Horror and supposedly enhances the impact of the music. Devastatingly,
the 2018 event saw seven hundred people being required to
Actionmovies produced isgoing up.
seek medical assistance due to drug related offences.
In 1998 romantic movies made up 7.4% of films released As a result of the tragic 2018 festival, an event with a pure
but now it is only 0.1%, whilst other genres have just intention of being enjoyed has been completely
grown in number. The horror genre in 1998 it accounted recontextualised, where the nation and its’ avid hardstyle
for 4.7% andnow makes up 6.2%. music fans are now left to question the fate of the rave scene
in Australia.
So why are we in to the action and horror genre more
So what is Defqon?
than romance? Firstly normally action movies start with Defqon.1 Weekend Festival is an annual music festival held
a bang straight away, you don’thave to wait to hear the in the Netherlands, Chile and Australia. It was founded in
whole life story and feel connected to any characters. 2003 by festival organizer Q-dance. The first festival was
As soon as the movie starts we are on the edge of our held in Almere, Netherlands on the 14th of June 2003 and
seat not because we care about the characters because attracted a crowd of only a few thousand.
we are so exhilarated by theconstant car crashes and
Until 2014, the festival ran for a total of 12 hours, from 11:00
explosions.
am to 11:00 pm, before concluding with a firework display.
As of 2015, the Australian edition was extended to two days
There are other reasons for the downfall ofRom-Coms: to cater for an evident trend that was seen through a rapid
with the role of feminism coming out the perception of increase in attendance over previous years.
these movies has changed. There are not as many Actors
dedicated to the genre like in the past (eg Tom Hanks, Defqon.1 predominantly features globally-renowned artists
Meg Ryan), there are financial problems with producers who specialise in producing music of genres related to
worried about if they will make a profit and so many electronic and hardstyle music. Such genres include: hardcore
techno, hard house and hard trance. All the genres are
ethical issues.
distinctive by their use of a rapid, repetitive kick drum that
overpowers the other layers of sound and controls a sustained
Hopefully the romantic genre with return and evolve beat. The featured harmonies are provided with dynamics
from its traditionalstoryline and into our new decade. through the use of faded, synthesised bass lines that recur
There is a chance this genre will come back, but I hope throughout all tracks.
it doesn’t go forever.
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Update
Year 9 Bronze Participants
Most students should now be finalising their sections for their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award (“the Award”). In
order to complete the Award, students will need to have logged all the required hours on the Online Record Book
and then emailed the final report to their Assessor for the activity. The Assessor will complete a short report
indicating that you have completed all required hours and have achieved the goal you set with them at the beginning
of the Award. The completed and signed report will then be sent to Mr Harris by email, or in hard copy, and be
approved by both the school and the International Duke of Edinburgh Award Office.
As I have indicated previously, I encourage you to download the “ORB Participant” App from the Apple Store or
Google Play. It is a very convenient way to keep track of your Award progress and to log your hours. Please see Mr
Harris, Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator, if you have any questions.
4-Day, Year 9 Bronze Canoe – Kangaroo Valley
It is extremely exciting that Year 9 this year will have the opportunity to undertake a 4-day canoe in the Kangaroo
Valley, in Week 3 of Term 4. This trip forms part of the schools compulsory Outdoor Education program but also
will fulfil the requirements for obtaining the Adventurous Journey section of the Bronze Award. Notes have now
been sent home via email and with students, so please contact Mr Harris or Mr Duane Bailey (Year Coordinator),
if you have not received a copy.
Students will learn canoe skills, camp craft, safety on the water, navigation and a sense of adventure. It will be a
real highlight for the year and for their time at school.
If you have any questions about the Duke of Edinburgh Award or the upcoming Canoe Trip, please contact Mr
Harris on 02 6331 2766 or via email charris@scots.nsw.edu.au.
Thank you,
Mr Harris (Year 12 Coordinator)
THE DAY OF THE ROBOTS
Jakub Klouba and Mau Lam (Lincoln) Chan Claire Pickard and Lachlan Stanton
Darcy Roberts testing his robot
thank you to Mr Maher for the photos
of Mr Cameron’s class.
The Amazing Race - Version Year 10 Mr Dundon and Mr Wainwright with the paper airplane challenge
Valedictory Day
Junior School News . . . A reminder that Stage 3 need to wear full school
Student Conferences uniform for Valedictory Day tomorrow.
Thank you to everyone who was able to attend the
student led conferences. The conferences are a great way Public Speaking Finals and Authors’/ Illustrators’
for students to share their learning experiences with you. Awards
We hope you enjoyed the opportunity! Teachers have finalised results from our Public
Speaking Competition. Students who have been
Combined Activity Day successful in gaining selection in the finals have
Our students enjoyed themselves at our combined received confirmation in writing this week so they can
integration activities yesterday. The activities began with begin preparing their speech for the finals. Finals will
a brief assembly, where we heard from Head of Campus be held on Thursday 25th October at 9:15pm
(Mr Jackman), current school captains and some special At the Public Speaking Finals, we will also be
performances from the Stage 2 Highlands dancers and announcing 1st and 2nd place for this year’s Authors’
an ASC choir. Current K-3 students worked in their class and Illustrators’ Awards.
groups on a range of activities in different classrooms
including some French, music, THRASS and getting to Mrs Milligan
know you activities. Older students took part in a treasure Mrs Milligan will go on maternity leave at the end of
hunt across the school. The activities took place in this term. She will be replaced by Mrs Paula Kinleyside
different classrooms to increase student familiarity with for the remainder of the year. We wish Mrs Milligan all
the new campus. the best as she prepares for the birth of her second child.
Bike Safety Day Summer Sport Training
Bike Safety Day was once again a great success. Thank Tennis starts on Monday 22nd October.
you to Mrs Claire Beech for coordinating this event and Basketball training starts on Tuesday 16th October with
Michele Hutchinson for coordinating the lunches and the first game held on Wednesday 17th October.
to all parents who were able to assist with food Swimming will start on Wednesday 17th October and
preparation or supervision. The students really enjoy this Mr Adams and Mrs Inwood will confirm days and times
day and it’s a great way for them to build their skills, with you.
increase their confidence and safety awareness.
Cricket training starts on Wednesday 17th October with
Colour Run- Friday 2nd November first games to be held on Saturday 20th October. A bus
The Scots Friends of Junior school will be holding a is available to transport students to cricket training each
Colour run. The Colour run will be held on Friday 2nd Wednesday but students will need to be picked up from
November at 5pm on the Main Oval at the Scots School. ASC campus.
Students and families of Scots and All Saints are invited
to take part in the Colour run. The cost to participate in Cricket Training Venues:
the run is $5 per person. Under 12s: Stiles Oval Nets
Under 10s: Edgell Oval Cricket Nets
Could you please return the slip, on School Stream so Under 9s and 7s: Junior School Oval
we can have an indication of people participating in the
run. Please note you will pay your $5 on the day. Sport Uniform
PE Days are as follows:
Registrations will commence at 4.45pm with the Colour Week A (the first week of every term) The diary also
run starting at 5pm. The Colour run will all be over by lets you know what week it is.
6pm and we are inviting all families to stay and enjoy a Monday: Kinder, Year 1 and Year 2
picnic together while getting to know each other. Tuesday: Year 3 and Year 4
Everyone is encouraged to bring along their own picnic Wednesday: Year 5 and Year 6
and drinks, please note you are welcome to use the BBQs
located at the pavilion should you wish to have a BBQ. Week B
So please pack the picnic rug, bean bags, chairs and join Monday: Kinder, Year 1 and Year 2
us for a relaxed family get together. Tuesday: Year 3 and Year 6
Wednesday: Year 4 and Year 5
We look forward to seeing you all there!Up-coming Dates to remember
Valedictory Day- Friday 28th September Year Five:Edward Neill, Liam White and Zephir Valsain
First day of Term 4: Tuesday 16th October
Public Speaking Finals- Thursday 25th October Year Six: Jacob Brown, Mekhi Willott- Bird and
Timothy Anderson
Lion Awards
This week they were awarded to: Merit Awardswere awarded to Eleanor Guihot, Sybilla
Chapman, Alexander Sturgiss, Monique Graham, Paul
Kinder: Emily Brown, Phoebe Marr, Charlotte Knight Christian, Claire McKay and Phoebe Hodges.
and Eleanor Guihot
Citizenship Awards
Year One: Alexander Sturgiss, Rory Hutchinson and Last week our focus was on truth and honesty. Awards
Elisabeth Jenkins were presented to:
Kinder: Amelia Guihot
Year Two:Monique Graham, Harrison Leet, Hamish Year One: Rory Hutchinson
Comerford and Tess Yordanoff Year Two:Anmol Dhanda
Year Three:Lydia Brown
Year Three:Jonathan Price and Paul Christian Year Four:Cooper Crosby
Year Five:Liam White
Year Four:Alec Lewis, Claire McKay, Benjamin Year Six:Laura Scott
Reynolds and Bryce Host
The Year 2 Junior Percussion
Group received a
Highly Commended Award
at the Bathurst Eisteddfod.
They are a happy, smiling
group after their performance
Junior Soccer Reports
Under 7s
In our last game of the season, the Blues played the Cubs. The Blues were slow to start in the first half and this
enabled the opposition to score rapidly throughout the half. Eventually, the team clicked into gear and lifted for the
remainder of the game. Strong performances from Jackson, Lelia and Rory enabled some goals to be scored. Elsie
lifted and stopped an opposition goal with some great defensive work. Sebastian was physical in his defensive
work as well with some great tackling. The Blues have come a long way since the beginning of the season and have
improved their skills whilst learning to work as a team. I commend all the players for their commitment each week
to both trainings and games. Well done.
Under 8s Spurs
Mr Hemsworth joined us for the final game of the season and it was great to celebrate the season with a strong
performance and nice, little ceremony at the end of the game. Elleesa made some of the greatest saves of the
season as goal- keeper in the first half. Collegians fired some powerful shots at her and she managed to save them
on several occasions. The Spurs worked hard in defense and played safely towards the sidelines when under
pressure. Every player should be proud of their achievements and improvement throughout the season. I hope all
players enjoyed themselves and will return to the field next year. Thank you to all the parents who supported each
week on the sidelines.Integration Activities Day photos . . .
SCOTS ALL SAINTS COLLEGE SWIMMING PROGRAM
If you nominated your child to participate in the Scots All Saints College Swimming Program for Terms 4 and 1
as their summer sport option, Mrs Sharon Inwood would like to meet and assess the students next Monday, 24th
September to ensure they are placed in a suitable group.
The assessment will be held at the Scots Indoor Swimming Pool, it will be a very brief observation (5-10 mins
only), of your child in the water with Sharon and/or her teaching assistant.
To avoid families all arriving at the same time, could you please follow the timeframe below.
Once Sharon has assessed your child she will be able to place your child in an appropriate swimming group.
Your child’s swimming session time will be sent through via email in Week 1 of Term 4. Swimming lessons
will begin in Week 2 of Term 4. Please ensure that your child has their swimming costume, goggles (if you have
them), a towel and something warm to change into after the assessment. There are change rooms and a toilet in
the Scots Indoor Swimming Pool.
SWIM ASSESSMENT MONDAY 24th SEPTEMBER
3:30pm - TSS students from Year 3 – Year 5
3:45pm - TSS students from Kindergarten – Year 2
4:20pm- - ASC students from Kindergarten – Year 2
4:45pm - ASC students from Year 3 – Year 6
Kay Nelson
SASC Sports Co-Ordinator K-8
Anthony Roohan -Director of Junior School
Junior ConferencesNetball . . . 16A’s Won their Grand Final Golf . . . School holidays opportunity School Holiday Golf Camp Please contact Mrs Shillabeer if you would like a copy of this camp information. It is being held in Bathurst during the upcoming school holidays. Thanks You
Hockey . . . Grand Finals Back-to-back-to-back! The 1sts hockey made it three grand final wins in a row with a dominant and clinical display against Souths. In the first minute of play Bridget Ellis scored off a penalty corner. After 10 minutes it was 2-0 through a goal to Sophie Hillsdon. The pressure was relentlessly applied as Hannah Kable scored twice before half time for a 4-0 lead. Conscience of the goal scoring capacity of the opposition, the girls ratchetted up a notch at the start of the second half and two more goals to Hannah created an unassailable 6-0 lead with 20 minutes to go. Souths scored a consolation goal with 12 to go but Hannah put the icing on the cake with her 5th goal of the grand final with 2 minutes to go. The final score line of 7-1 was thoroughly deserved, given the superb team hockey that the girls displayed. Every single player made a vital contribution to the season and the grand final win. Clare Mawhood was again rock solid in defence, while Bridget was steady in midfield. Sami Porter fought through pain to create many opportunities. Rosie Webb was busy creating distractions and making space for the rampant Hannah Kable. The rock and foundation, as always, was the Corbett-Jones twins who simply would not have allowed the opposition to win. Their swooping cover defence will be a lasting memory. A large crowd of supporters, many first time hockey watchers, left very satisfied with a classy victory with a new respect for this talented bunch of athletes. With that victory, All Saints’ has contested 13 grand finals in 8 seasons. Of those, the girls have won a remarkable 12 titles. Of those titles, Sophie Hillsdon, Callie Molkentin and Kate Hodges have one each; Ellen Morris, Simone Gardner and Hannah Kable have two each; Emma Harrison has three; Gabi Burge has five; Rose Denovan and Bridget Ellis have six each; Natalia Burgess has seven; Lucy and Rachel Corbett-Jones have won ten from eleven attempts; and Sami Porter has a remarkable ten from ten. While it was a continuation of the success of All Saints’ Hockey it was also the dawning of a new era of Scots All Saints Hockey with Belinda Kidd, Brooke Webb, Clare Mawhood, Mel Bateman, Olivia Warry, Rosie Webb being a vital part of a terrific 1st XI grand final squad. The combination has turned a strong outfit into an unbeatable outfit. This is a symbol of the good things that will (and have already) come from the merging of these two great schools. Further individual achievements were announced following the grand finals. Hockey Association Awards were presented to Hannah Kable (Highest Achieving Player), Bella Taylor (Runner Up Best and Fairest), Clare Mawhood (Runner Up Best and Fairest), and Bridget Ellis (Encouragement Award). Bridget also received the district under 18 Team Award. Finally, Scots All Saints College received the Club Championship for a remarkable 5th year in a row. Most importantly, they are a great bunch of girls, in each of our hockey teams. It has been a pleasure to be associated with another great season.
CRICKET . . . SCOTS ALL SAINTS COLLEGE -- First Fixture
SASC First XI
The first cricket fixture as Scots All Saints College took place with a trial match between the First XI and St Stanislaus
College First XI. After 40 overs, St Stanislaus had scored 204 runs, with several wickets having been taken by the SASC
bowlers, all of whom got at least one wicket each. Whilst the St Stanislaus bowlers had difficulty taking wickets, they did
succeed in keeping the run rate down.
The day was facilitated by a number of parents who assisted with scoring, barbecuing and preparing lunch, and the team
thanks them for their contribution. Mrs Cant’s jellies were very well received.
Scoring: St Stanislaus 204
Scots 2 for 129
Batting: Thomas Siede (29)
H. Parsons (24)
Andrew Knox (22
Mr Cant and Mr Maher (Team Managers)
Andrew Knox at bat
Wicket keeper Jacob Lloyd and Charlie Flude
Charlie Harris ready to bat
Sam Lloyd bowlingYou can also read
