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26th September 2019
VOLUME 35 ISSUE 14
MAGNOLIA SHOWCASE PUTS
THE SPOTLIGHT ON CREATIVE
ARTS TALENT
The College is thrilled to bring a memorable evening of live
music to the main stage of the Brenton Langbein theatre on
Wednesday 16th October.
Entitled ‘Magnolia Showcase’, this inaugural event is a
special collaboration between internationally renowned
‘a cappella’ group, The Idea of North and the dynamic
talents of Faith’s Creative Arts students. Audience members
will be taken on a musical journey covering an eclectic Members of the Senior Choir in rehearsals last week,
range of music genres. Jazz, folk, gospel, pop, classical and preparing for Magnolia Showcase.
comedy will all share the stage with guest performances Left to right: Isabel Nietschke, Nicole Poulton, Brianna
and talented soloists creating an unmissable live music Setlhong, Lauren Pullan, Ellie Schaefer, Shayla Swanson,
experience. Anneka Wilksch, Thomas Vandepeer and Axel Moen with
Freshly returned from an international tour, The Idea Mrs Christine Mardle on the piano.
of North is one of Australia’s most highly awarded
contemporary a cappella group. Known for their special
brand of singing, James Morrison has famously quoted ‘A
cappella is sometimes thought of as being minimalist, but
when you can sing and entertain like The Idea of North, a
band would just get in the way.’
Faith Lutheran College is renowned for nurturing talent
and inspiring the next generation of music professionals.
Magnolia Showcase provides the community with an
opportunity to enjoy aspiring music talent, which may just
include the next national or international music star.
Tickets available from the Barossa Arts and Convention
Centre, phone 8561 4299 or visit barossaarts.com.au Saxophone players Benjamin Osborne and Leticia
Semmler take a break from Jazz Ensemble rehearsals.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus
130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda, SA 5352 Phone 08 8561 4200 faith.sa.edu.au
30-YEAR, 20-YEAR & 10-YEAR ALUMNI REUNIONS
The lawns of the Wine Education Centre was the
perfect setting for approximately 80 special guests
including alumni students and their families on Sunday
15th September. Acknowledging the graduating classes
of 1989, 1999 and 2009, guests delighted in a relaxing
afternoon of food, wine and live music provided by
sisters Tahnee Koch Class of 2017 and current Year 10
Faith Student Demi Koch. Once the ice was broken and
nerves subsided, reminiscing lead to laughter and some
colourful tales.
Fascinating stories included the location of the original
school classrooms in the St John’s congregation car
park in 1985. During that time students visited Tanunda
Lutheran School (now Faith Lutheran College ELC &
Junior Campus) for Art Lessons, Home Economics
was carried out in the homes of parents, and Science
classes were held in the Brauer’s laboratory. The whole The Red Connection. Sisters Demi Koch (Year 10) &
school operated within 4 rooms, a stark contrast to the Tahnee Koch (Class of 2017) performing at the reunion.
extensive and modernized classrooms the Faith alumni
toured during the day.
As many alumni embraced during farewells, it was
clear the value of setting aside Facebook for a real-life
update could not be overlooked. The College invites
any gradates from the Class of 1990, 2000 and 2010
to contact Kelly Rowett (nee Fromm, Class of 1995) at
Faith College krowett@faith.sa.edu.au if they would
like to help shape their reunion in 2020.
Current staff member Ivan Muster relating a story to
Ellen Steinborner (nee Humphreys), Jordan Zerk with
Greta Zerk and Jarrod Steinborner from the Class of
1999.
Craig Hensel Class of 1999 with current staff member
Ivan Muster
Class of 1989 Graham Gosden, Sharon Hotker (nee
Ashley Fletcher (formerly Schultz) with Graham Gosden Hoey), Rob Presser, Jodie Kalleske (nee Scheer), Ashley
Class of 1989 Fletcher (formerly Schultz)
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30-YEAR, 20-YEAR & 10-YEAR ALUMNI REUNIONS
Current staff member Kirsty Rosenzweig, Hannah
Schubert and Eleni Galanos from the Class of 2009
Front: Elizabeth and Brian Eckermann (founding
Principal) Back: Ev Leske (past staff) & Rob Presser Class
of 1989.
Pictured Left: Class of 2009 Front: Danielle Hibbard,
Lara Hepner (nee Schiller), Dana Simon (nee Roocke),
Alice Foley (nee Butter), Hannah Schubert, Jake Hollitt.
Back: Erin Skewes (nee Schneider), Ella Dorfmeister,
Zara Connolly, Lucy Sutton, April Dunstan, Eleni
Galanos, Jess Bloomfield, Layton Schuster,
Greg Doering, Hannes Griesser.
Class of 1999 Front: Ben Work with Ivy Work, Karina Work with Evie Work, Leda Kalleske, Vanessa Di Biase (nee Di
Palma) with Alessio Di Biase, Megan Zerk (nee Schuster) with Francie Zerk & Amaya Zerk, Heidi Hore (nee Roth) with
Keenan Hore, Karl Schiller with Charlie Schiller & Sophie Schiller. Back: Heather Vogt Year 12 Coordinator for 1999,
Jarred Jenner with Arthur Jenner, Jordan Zerk with Greta Zerk, Luke Frahn, Craig Hensel, Ryan Bartsch, Carly Madgen,
Jason Plush, Careina Allen (nee Pollard-Townsend) with Joseph Allen, Leigh Browne, Jarrod Steinborner with Minna
Steinborner, Ellen Steinborner (nee Humphreys) with Lars Steinborner.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 3
FAITH LUTHERAN
COLLEGE
STRATEGIC PLAN
TOWARDS 2022
Last week a copy of our
Strategic Plan
‘Towards 2022’ was sent
home for each family.
You can also view the
Strategic Plan by visiting
faith.sa.edu.au
Visit the Faith College
Facebook page to watch
our Strategic Plan launch
video featuring students
and staff from the College.
ANNUAL - STUDENT UPDATE FORMS
Dear Parents and Caregivers
A family information package will be sent home with the eldest child Thursday 26th
September.
Any packages not handed out before the end of Term will be mailed home to you.
The package contains important forms which need to be completed every year including:
• Student Medical Updates
• Alternate Student Collection & Accommodation form
• Off-Campus consent form
• 2020 Fee Information and direct debit form
• Invitation to Magnolia Showcase performance on 16/10/19
Please ensure forms are returned to Student Services by Friday 25th October as specified
in the information package.
If you have any queries please direct them to Student Services.
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THE IDEA OF NORTH
MAGNOLIA
SHOWCASE
WEDNESDAY, 16th October | 7.00pm
The Year 7 ‘Bees and Trees’ Elective has been un-bee-
lievably fascinating in the last few weeks as the bees
have settled into their new home. PS No bee stings
reported during the taking of this photo!
The beautiful grounds at Faith will host a
FAITH LUTHERAN COLLEGE PRESENTS
relaxed evening of entertainment as daylight
turns to twilight on Friday 1st November.
Twiligh�
• Relax under the tree-lined courtyard and be
entertained by the musical and theatrical talents of
Faith creative arts students
• Vote for your favourite piece of art and admire the
Year 12 Visual Arts Exhibition in the foyer of the
Barossa Arts and Convention Centre
• Enjoy a range of foods from Cafe 7, Year 11 business
COLLECTIVE
entrepreneurs and College fundraising groups
• Soak in the atmosphere with a glass of wine from
Faith’s own wine label – Mengler View Wines
• Find a special gift or treasured purchase from the
Year 11 business market stalls
• Wind down with family and friends, and connect
with new friends as the sunsets over the surrounding Congratulations to Year 11 IPP student
vineyards
Dana Kalleske
It’s an evening to celebrate a collective of student talent
and ideas, slow down and enjoy the special sense of whose creative design has been chosen to
community that is synonymous with Faith. promote Twilight Collective.
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YEAR 8/9 BOYS SOCCER FINALS
On Friday 13th August the Year 8/9 Boys Soccer team GAME 2: FAITH V NURIOOTPA HIGH
travelled to ‘The Parks’ in Angle Park to take part in
Having lost Game 1 the team was now playing off for
the Secondary School Sport Country Football (Soccer)
position 3 and 4 against Nuriootpa High. From the
finals.
outset the team took control of the ball and set-up
There were four schools taking part in the event, two some great opportunities to score. Kyle Noack was
from the Southern Zone (Mt Gambier High and Tenison again first on the board, closely followed by Campbell
Woods College) and two from the Northern Zone (Faith Noack, to go into half time at Faith 2 – Nuriootpa 0.
and Nuriootpa High). In the second half the team continued to push and Ben
Slade made the score 3 – 0 after converting from the
‘The Parks’ offered a unique experience for the team.
penalty spot. Nuriootpa High fought hard and put a
It is a sporting precinct which is home to Football
goal of their own through late in the game to make the
Federation South Australia (FFSA) and features two
final score 3 – 1.
full size synthetic pitches, which have been specially
designed for Soccer. Final score: Faith 3 – Nuriootpa High 1
Goal Scorers: Kyle Noack, Campbell Noack, Ben Slade
GAME 1: FAITH V TENISON WOODS
A very tight first half saw both teams produce scoring OVERALL PLACING: FAITH 3RD
opportunities. Our defence held firm against persistent Well done to all the students involved with this team.
forward movements by Tenison. Some quick transitions It was unfortunate timing for some students with the
into attack saw Kyle Hill open the scoring with an following weekend containing many winter sports
excellent goal from close range. At half time the score finals. However, the players that were able to play on
was 1-1. the day represented the College exceptionally well and
In the second half Tenison stepped up the pressure. should be proud of their efforts. Thank you to team
Once again some excellent work in defence kept them coach Mr Ron Lovell for his work with this group of
out for a large part of the half before they scored three students both at this event and also in the preceding
quick goals. The team kept trying though and were round.
rewarded when Campbell Noack headed in a great Team list for the Finals: Kai Reynolds, Davids Baikovs,
goal. Kyle Noack, Macklin Ruby, Mitch Price, Harry Robinson,
Nick Travers, Campbell Noack, Max van der Wijngaart,
Final score: Faith 2 – Tenison Woods 4
Ben Slade, Leo Van Der Lende, Charlie Oliver, Jack
Goal Scorers: Kyle Noack, Campbell Noack Roocke, Ziggy Frost
Back: Max van der Wijngaart, Kyle Noack, Davids Baikovs, Kai Reynolds, Macklin Ruby, Campbell Noack, Mitch Price.
Front: Benjamin Slade, Nicholas Travers, Jack Roocke, Ziggy Frost, Leo Van Der Lende, Charlie Oliver &
Harry Robinson.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 6
CROWS AFLW SURPRISE VISIT
An excited cohort of Year 7 girls made the most of a Football skills clinic on Friday 12th September, led by Hannah
DeVito, Anne Hatchard and Tom Harvey from the Adelaide Crows AFLW players & support crew. It was a brilliant
session and the students loved it. Make sure you ask your child about how many goals they kicked and many
push-up’s they did!
Emmerson Schoenberg & Milly Schwartz with Tom Anne Hatchard, Madison McKee, Poppy Coombe-
Ruwoldt & Hannah DeVito
YEAR 10 RETREAT AND
WORK EXPERIENCE
Congratulations to our Year 10 students who have
confidently and professionally traversed the joys,
challenges and learning curve of Work Experience and
the Retreat over the past two weeks. Regarded as two
highly valuable experiences for our Year 10 students,
we look forward to sharing a special feature in next
Term’s Vineyard. May we also acknowledge Faith’s
Staff and the work experience businesses for their Shay Linke during work his experience at PMD Australia
dedication and support. in Roseworthy
The view from the Year 10 Melrose Retreat during week 10
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YEAR 12 DRESS UP DAY – DYNAMIC DUO’S
Charli Braid & Neve Stephanie Miffin & Tayla Anneka Wilksch & Joseph Lauren Pullan & James
Reynolds as Ames as ‘Lelo & Stitch’ Brown as ‘Amy & Jake’ Hocking as ‘Boo Boo and
‘Bacon & Eggs’ from Brookyln 99 Yogi Bear’
Aaron Bert & Thomas Bell Jacob Davey & Theresa Jayden Birchard & Ariel Shayla Swanson & Axel
as ‘Where’s Wally Morley as ‘Phantom of Heinrich as ‘Carl & Ellie’ Moen as ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
& Odlaw’ the Opera & Christine from UP
Blake Dahlitz & Jacob Rhea Cameron & Ashleigh Ben Roennfeldt & Jonty Ben Osborne & Thomas
Jaeschke as ‘Shauno & Chishaya as ‘Martha Nokes as ‘Law & Order’ Vanderpeer as ‘Leonard &
Graham’ from 4WD Action Stewart & Snoop’ Sheldon’ Big Bang Theory
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YEAR 12 MUSIC SOIREE The Brenton Langbein Theatre was transformed into an intimate soiree setting on the evening of Thursday the 12th of September, with excited guests seated at tables around the stage. The guests had gathered for an evening of entertainment from the Faith Year 12 music cohort. The Year 12 students were both excited and filled with nervous anticipation. For many it was a bittersweet feeling to be performing solo pieces for possibly the last time during their high school experience. Many of the performances were to be recorded and assessed for their Music Performance, Music Studies and Music Exploration subjects respectively. Opening the evening in style was the Faith Senior Choir, made up of students from Years 10 to Year 12. They served up a variety of genres from classical to musical theatre all the way to an enchanting four-part arrangement of The Eurythmics’ ‘Sweet Dreams’. The Year 12 soloist performances included vocal, clarinet, guitar and bass pieces; some even composed by the performers themselves. The students demonstrated their professionalism, creativity and story telling abilities through a captivating and well-polished show met with the audience’s praise. Whilst the show exhibited students’ individual achievements, it was a hugely collaborative effort amongst peers, staff and accompanists, once again illustrating the scope of professional skills acquired by these senior students over their music journey. The Faith Music Learning Area looks forward to following the continuation of this journey for many of its Year 12 students, and wishes to congratulate them and their many supporters on a hugely successful show. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 9
PEDAL PRIX - 24 HOURS OF MURRAY BRIDGE
Faith’s Pedal Prix teams, UBER SCHNELL and MACH
SCHNELL were in Murray Bridge from Friday 20th to
Sunday 22nd of September to compete in Round 6 of
the Australian Human Powered Vehicle Super Series.
This was the 24-hour endurance event and final event
for the year.
While the weather across the weekend provided some
challenges, the focus remained with the on-track
action. Both teams qualified well during the Friday
evening practice session which setup a positive start to
the weekend.
The Senior Team, competing in MACH SCHNELL finished
16th/34 in category, completing 435 laps, 743.85km.
That equals travelling from Tanunda to Melbourne.
They clocked a fastest lap of 2:21.6 at 43.486kph
Rider Line-up was put together from students in Year
8 to 12 and included Joseph Prior, Ed Robinson, Eddie
Wallis, Joshua Lange, Joshua Munzberg, Zachary
Hutton, Lachlan Thompson, Bryn Rivers, Adam Schutz,
Henry Rowett, Marcus Torzi and Ethan Nietschke.
The Junior Team, competing in UBER SCHNELL
continued their top 10 form from the previous races,
finishing an impressive 6th/50 in category, completing
359 laps, 613.89km, with fastest lap of 2:39.1 at
38.695kph. This was a brilliant effort.
Rider Line-up included students from Year 7 along
with several Year 6 students from the TLS campus. The
riders were James Withnall, Angus Casey, Brody Wilton,
Calvin Steinert, Edward Barlow, Daniel Rosenboom,
Dene Greenwood, Henry Braid, Aiden Liebelt, Maksim
Sipovac, Patrick Stewart, Tom Teague, Mitchell Haley,
Bryson Sutcliffe, Tom Ashmore, Lewis Rosenzweig,
Millie Rivers, Samuel Morley, Jonathan Hoy and
Imogen Royal.
Thank you to all riders, parents and staff involved over
what was a massive three days and to our generous
supporters for helping to make all this possible.
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.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 10ACROSS THE CAMPUS
IMAGE OF CHILD ART EXHIBITION
On the evening of Friday 20th September our ELC &
Junior Campus was blessed with a wonderful turn out
for our school community to share the enjoyment
of the children’s Image of Child’ Art Exhibition. The
Harvest Centre was transformed, with a little magic,
to display works from artists (children) from Playgroup
and ELC all the way up to Year 6. Families and friends
thoroughly enjoyed the positive atmosphere and
strong sense of community as they took the exhibition
Kirsten Schiller, with daughters Olivia and Matilda.
in, read artist’s reflections and participated in the
various live collaborative art activities.
The artworks on display included works on paper to
clay and sculptural works. This variety of mediums was
an excellent example of the languages we acknowledge
at our ELC & Junior School for our children to choose
from and express themselves with. Local artist (and
parent) Janelle Amos – Self Pollinate – shared her
skills and knowledge leading our community in a
collaborative nature mandala. The large scale mandala
was constructed with ephemeral and organic pieces
which Junior students sourced from the Bush Block in
the weeks and days prior. The mandala was explained Odette Brown in Foundation poses with her artwork for
as, “A celebration of our children, our school, our father David.
wonderful Barossa setting and their journey within
our community.” In addition, there were two fun
collaborative art activities for adults and children to
enjoy. Families were invited to add to the ‘weaving
gate’ or pick up a brush and paint at an easel. Our
Parents and Friends and the families of Year 5/6 Timms
class kindly supported enjoyment of the event with
drinks, sausages and baked goods on sale.
The mandala was explained as,
A celebration of our children, our
school, our wonderful Barossa
setting and their journey within our Student Art Committee taking care of the water colour
community. easels at the Art Exhibition
Minister Knoll, Kegan Coulter, Banjo Reimann, Janelle Amos guiding Foundation student Asher Bartsch
Jemima Teague and Steve Wilksch. in placing her element in the Mandala
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 11THE UNIFORM SHOP
TERM 3-4 HOLIDAY
UNIFORM SHOP TIMES
GNADENBERG The Uniform Shop will be closed for Term 3-4
school holidays from 4pm Friday 27th September
Ariel Heinrich until 8:30am Monday 14th.
On Thursday 19th September Year 12 clarinettist, WE WILL BE AVAILABLE
Ariel Heinrich, entertained members of the Kiwanis WEDNESDAY 9TH OF OCTOBER
Club of the Barossa at their annual handover dinner.
Ariel delighted the audience with a variety of
FOR UNIFORM SALES FROM
melodies entertaining a large group at the Barossa 8:30AM-4PM.
Motor Lodge. The Kiwanis is an organisation which If you need assistance outside of this time, please
exists to help support children. President, Ev Leske, call 8561 4216 and leave a message or email Mrs
mentioned how delighted he was to once again hear McAliece at kmcaliece@faith.sa.edu.au
from yet another talented Faith student. Well done, SECOND HAND UNIFORM SALES
Ariel.
Due to the large number of second hand items
currently available at the Uniform Shop, we will be
adjusting our processes to manage stock levels and
maintain quality of items.
• Until the end of 2019, the only items that will be
accepted for sale by consignment will be Blazers
and Soft-Shell Jackets. We will continue to take
donated items.
• Any items accepted for consignment,
donation to the school or charity need to be
in good condition i.e. washed and not torn or
discoloured.
• Second-hand, old style green sports uniforms
will no longer be accepted for consignment sale
Ariel Heinrich accompanied by Music Teacher at the Uniform Shop. If you have stock currently
Chris Mardle waiting sale, please arrange for collection prior
to the end of Term 4, or advise the Uniform
LANGMEIL Shop if you are willing to donate to an overseas
charity. A small number of items will be kept in
stock to cover accidents or items left at home for
loan or purchase.
Jemima
• To keep items fresh and saleable, second-hand
Lloyd items that have been in stock for over 24 months
We wish Year 8 will either be returned to the family or donated
student Jemima to an overseas charity.
Llyod all the best • Please contact our Uniform Shop Manager, Mrs
as she represents Katrina McAliece (kmcaliece@faith.sa.edu.au or
South Australia in 8561 4216) if you have any questions, or wish to
Orienteering at have your items collected for alternative disposal
Wagga during the or personal sale.
Term 3 holidays.
Have a Village Care Group story to share?
Please email vineyard@faith.sa.edu.au.
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 12YEAR 10 HOSPITALITY INDIAN BANQUET Staff could have been forgiven for thinking they were in India as they were treated to a generous spread of delicious dishes and accompaniments from the Year 10 Food and Hospitality students. Dishes included Butter Chicken Madras Beef Curry, Vegan Curry, Beef Curry Puffs, Rice and Naan bread and Almond diamonds for dessert. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 13
PATHWAYS OFFICE
EXPLORING PATHWAYS – STUDENT EXPERIENCES
CRIMINOLOGY WORKSHOP
Throughout the year, many universities provide opportunities for students to learn more about the courses they
have on offer and the pathways beyond their courses. The University of Adelaide offered a Criminology Workshop
and two Year 10 girls were inspired to attend. Please read their experiences.
Henry Rowett a Year 11 student applied for the Defence work experience program in July. The process is a written
application and not all applicants are successful, so well done, Henry! Please read his experience.
Trish Cirillo, Pathways Coordinator
I applied for the Criminology workshop as it is a
pathway that I have been interested in for some time
but have not had the opportunity to delve deeper into
it. I took this opportunity in the hopes of being able to
learn more about it and if it would be the right path for
me.
On the day, we were involved in activities that got us
to critically think about why crime occurs and what we
can do to prevent it. An example of this is that we were
given a task to analyse the graffiti vandalism happening
around Adelaide and find ways to prevent it. Some of
the ideas that we came up with was to use graffiti proof
paint on buildings as it ensures that the spray paint will Sophie Brice and Tabrett Roocke at The Unviersity of
not stick. Another idea was to give people more places Adelaide
where they can do graffiti instead of making more
places that they cannot. DEFENCE WORK EXPERIENCE
I definitely enjoyed attending the criminology I applied for the Defence Work
workshop and it helped to give a good insight into Experience Program because I am
future options that I could be able to pursue in the considering joining the Air Force
future. as an Aerospace Engineering
At the workshop, I learnt about the different pathways Officer. This work placement was
in the criminology course and what each pathway to aid me in my decision and give me a taste of what it
could lead to. This helped me to decide whether this is would be like in this career.
something, I would like to consider for myself. I participated in a variety of activities during my week
at the base but was requested to not to go into too
Sophie Brice
much detail about certain areas due to their privacy
I applied for the workshop because it is something that regulations. I had the opportunity to fly drones, play
has always interested me and I wanted to see what soccer and received a tour of all the sections of the
future pathways could be involved with criminology. I base amongst other activities.
also wanted to find out more about criminology.
I can say however, that I learnt a lot about guidance
We participated in an activity about Crime prevention. systems, radar and sonar, missile engineering, jet
In small groups, we were all given a situation and we engineering and laser systems. I found my week very
had to try and figure out a way to prevent the crime rewarding and an enjoyable experience and would
from happening. recommend it highly to others.
I enjoyed the day and I found it really interesting and Obviously, this type of thing is not everyone’s cup of
there was a lot of useful bits of knowledge that helped tea, but the defence force offers a wide variety of other
informed me about criminology. placements across the country in all three divisions.
I learnt that criminology offers various work Unfortunately, my favourite activity was one of which
opportunities and it can be used to not only further they told me not to discuss; however, another one of
develop your knowledge but also prevent crimes from my favourites was the manufacturing plant of the jets,
happening and that there are other alternatives to the the engines and the weapons systems.
situation. This has been good as it has given me an idea of what
This opportunity was in line with my possible future this field would be like and what I would and would not
pathway. enjoy doing if I were to do this as a career.
Tabrett Roocke Henry Rowett
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 14PATHWAYS OFFICE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY EXCURSION Trish Cirillo, Pathways Coordinator On Friday the 16 of August 27 students, Ms Bert and I attended the Flinders University Open Day to explore the many wonderful courses on offer and their amazing grounds. This excursion was offered to support the students in Year 10 and 11 with subject selection and the Year 12 students in preparation for University applications for 2020. The students thoroughly enjoyed the day and were able to attend either 2 or 3 course sessions. They attended sessions on; Creative Arts – Drama, Paramedic Science, Occupational Therapy, Teaching, Nursing/Midwifery, Law, Engineering, Psychology, Creative Arts – Media, Physiotherapy, International Business/Relations, Forensic and Analytical Science, Ciminology, Marine Biology, Exercise Science and much more. Again, many of our students attended the open days on the weekend of the 17 and 18 of August. I am pleased that students and families see the value in attending open days and working their way backwards from University courses to what subjects will support these pathways in Years 11 and 12. Attending open days helps students to make decisions on courses and the educational institutions or training providers that suit their needs and personality. A special thank you to Gil who drove the bus, Ms Bert, the students, Flinders University for paying the bus expenses and for each of you for attending the open days and valuing the exploration process as a family. Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 15
Bowhill Engineering’s Annual Metal Fabrication
Apprenticeship Intake is now open to applications.
COMING EVENTS
Fit for work, reliable, punctual, keen to learn
and committed to a 4 year training contract.
The successful applicant/s will attend TAFE SA Murray Bridge one day per
week and learn on the job from our experienced metal fabricators.
Specialising in structural steel, Bowhill Engineering’s varied projects
will ensure that you will become an accomplished
metal fabrication tradesperson.
Contact: Samantha Krollig – HR Coordinator
sam@boweng.com.au 8570 4208
Email cover letter + resume with 3x References
THE IDEA OF NORTH
MAGNOLIA
SHOWCASE
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Wednesday 16 October | 7.00pm
WEDNESDAY, 16th October | 7.00pm
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This year sees the 25th Anniversary of the
ISAIAH
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TANUNDA
Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 13 - 12 September 2019 Page 16DATES TO REMEMBER FAITH COLLEGE NOTICES
OCTOBER MUSIC
14 First day of Term 4
AT WANERA
Faith’s talented music students will
16 Magnolia Showcase Performance be performing at Wanera Wine Bar in
Angaston on the following dates.
17 Year 7 to 11 Parent/Teacher Interviews Why not book a table for dinner and soak up their
beautiful melodies over a meal.
22 Year 12 Japanese Exam A great way to end a busy week.
22 Year 6 into Year 7 Information Night 6pm Friday 22nd November
22 Year 7 into Year 8 Information Night 6.45pm
Bookings Phone (08) 8564 3275
22 Year 8 into Year 9 Information Night 7.30pm
ADDITIONAL 2019 DIARY DATES
(Year 12 Exams Monday 4th November to
Tuesday 19th November – still to be confirmed)
2019 TERM DATES SAFE SCHOOLIES BUS 2019
Term 4 14 October – 4 December The Barossa Council’s Youth Services are again
offering the Safe Schoolies Bus for school leavers in
the Barossa and Light region.
Students can book in via the YAC Barossa Facebook
page or on The Barossa Council website. Or via the
link below in this email.
All the details can be found on Eventbrite.
https://www.eventbrite.com.au
WANT TO LEARN AN
INSTRUMENT?
VACANCIES EXIST FOR DRUMS,
SAXOPHONE, CLARINET, PIANO,
GUITAR AND VIOLIN
Student and adult classes from beginners to
advanced. Monday to Friday from 3.30pm
For further information contact
Barossa Music School
e: bms@faith.sa.edu.au or Phone: 08 8561 4299
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Come and join the Light Pass Cricket Club
The Light Pass Cricket Club will be running the following
cricket programs for the 2019/2020 season:
• Woolworths Cricket Blast - Junior Blasters program
(Age 5-7) on Wednesday nights from 4.30pm to 5.30pm
commencing Wednesday 23rd October.
• Woolworths Cricket Blast - Master Blasters Age (7-10) on
Tuesday Nights from 5.30pm to 7.00pm commencing on
Tuesday 5th November.
• Competition cricket for Under 11’s, U13’s, U15’s and U17’s
• U11’s and U13’s commencing on Saturday 26th October
• U15’s and U17’s commencing on Friday 18th and Saturday
19th October
Training will be held at the Stockwell Recreation Park,
Duckponds Road, Stockwell
Registrations are now open and are completed online for all
programs for the coming season via www.playcricket.com.au
For further information please email Brett Nitschke at
bnitschke@yalumba.com or Simon Davies at
sandjdavies@bigpond.com or contact Simon on 0409 123 866
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LYNDOCH
TENNIS CLUB
Lyndoch Recreation Park, 2 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch
Competitions Available Register
for the coming
Saturday Mornings 8.30am - 11am approx
Teams of 4, any gender, season
Matches: 1 doubles, 1 singles
Starts 18th Oct
Friday Nights 7pm - 10pm
Matches: 2 doubles and 1 singles
Teams of 4 players, mixed
Saturday Afternoons - 1pm - 4.30pm approx.
Matches: 2 doubles (Div 2,3 - 1 is mixed doubles) and 1 singles.
Teams of 8 players, 4 male, 4 female Subscriptions and Costs:
Divisions 1, 2 and 3 available
Juniors:
First Child $100,
Early bird if paid by 14th October $85
Mondays and Wednesdays
Subsequent child $70
Starts 7pm - 10pm approx
Teams of 8 players, 4 male, 4 female, Hotshots $50 includes member pack
Matches: 3 doubles (1 is a mixed doubles)
Coaching only: $50
**All competitions played at various locations around the
Barossa Valley and Gawler area.** Seniors: $ 150
Early bird by 14th October $120
Heat Policy: Barossa and Light and Gawler Associations heat rules apply to
Saturday tennis matches when the forecast temperature for Juniors and Night Tennis:
Seniors is met or exceeded. $70 early bird by 14th October $56
plus $6 p/night for lights and balls
Social Tuesday $10
Thursday Evenings 5.15pm-6pm. plus $5 p/night for lights and balls
Each participant receives a Hot Shots member pack
Social Member $35
By paying a Subscription cost it covers you under
Any Age Tennis SA's insurance for any injuries sustained
Starts 7pm - 10pm while on court or walking on and off court.
Matches: Various depending on players present.
Come out and have a hit of tennis whether for fitness or fun. If you haven't
played ever, or haven't played since young, this is the night to try.
Contact: Ian Tel 0406 741 151 or Andrew Lane Tel 0421 563 937
Sports Vouchers available for
eligible children
President: Andrew Lane Tel. 0421 563 937
Junior Co-ordinator: Rick Lane Tel. 0413 370 002
Email: secretary@lyndochtennisclub.org.au
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