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Marian College
A Kildare Education Ministries School in the Brigidine tradition
304 Barkly Street, ARARAT VIC 3377
Phone (03) 5352 3861
Email: principal@mcararat.catholic.edu.au
Web: www.mcararat.catholic.edu.au
Issue 21
5th August, 2019 Principal: Mrs. Carmel Barker
Legacy Speaking Competition
- page 8
In My Words
- pages 4 - 5
Biology
Excursion
- pages 10 - 11
Careers
- pages 14 - 18
1
From the
performing and backstage for their terrific winner of the day progressing through
dedication and efforts over many weeks. to State level. While our boys performed
We wish them every success. To book well in true school spirit, unfortunately
Principal’s Office tickets please see details enclosed in the
Newsletter.
they were beaten by a better side on the
day. Well done to the boys in achieving
this very high standard, and to Mr
Biology Excursion - Notes from Michael Harricks for his support on the
Biology teacher Ben Naus day. This is a terrific achievement.
Dear Parents, Carers, Friends and Students of Marian College,
On Thursday, Years 11 and 12 students Leadership Program
We encourage excellence and perseverance in learning, attended the Ecolinc excursion in Bacchus
We strive for continuous improvement Marsh. According to the last government Last Friday Marian College hosted the
fact sheet, only three genetically modified Northern Grampians Shire Leadership
(GM) crops are available to be grown, Program with four of our Stawell students
including cotton, safflower and canola, involved - Kade Scott; Jemima Harney;
“Show me your ways, LORD, have arrived! But every day is a learning
with carnations also being approved for Ebony Harrison and Jenna Schampers.
teach me your paths. Guide me opportunity to go beyond your present
later growth. This is a terrific program to help students
barriers and circumstances. We do not
in your truth and teach me, for develop their leadership skills in very
stop learning once the courses have
you are God my Savior, and my finish, the term ends, and the books are
However many snack foods, along with positive ways.
hope is in you all day long.” imported fruit and vegetables available in
put away.
Psalm 25:4-5 Australia, may use some GM ingredients. Legacy Public Speaking
The purpose of the day was to see
Learning is life long. We do not settle for
Thank you to the many students and which snack foods contained some Well done to our Legacy Public Speaking
just achieving the minimum requirements
parents who attended our Subject hidden GM crops. The students needed entries who presented last Friday in
but in becoming so engaged and
Selection Expo and Information Sessions to use biotechnology to identify which, Ararat. All four students were fantastic
passionate about what we do that we
on Wednesday evening. This is an out of corn chips, potato chips, rice and rated in the top five. Congratulations
want to know more. It is about attitude.
important process requiring a good crackers, soy crisps, papaya and polenta, to Angel Herbert-King (Runner-up) and
If we make up our mind before we begin
understanding of the broad range of contained genes for genetic modification. to Ivana Donnan, Hannah Terry, Jayde
that it is too difficult or boring, we have
opportunities for all students, and an Thank you to the many students who McMurtrie.
given up already.
appreciation of the diverse pathways to participated so well in the activities
achieve success. We encourage parents throughout the day.
It is about:
to discuss the possible options with Have a wonderful week.
your child, their interests, passions, Senior Boys Basketball Team
• not being afraid to challenge the
and what will challenge their growth. If Carmel
norms and see things differently;
you need any further support, please On Thursday our Senior Basketball Team
• being willing to take a chance;
do not hesitate to contact your child’s played in the next round of Greater
• asking why;
Teacher Advisor. For Year 10 students Western Region in Ballarat with the
• making your own track not just
contemplating Senior studies, there following the well trodden path;
will be a Teacher Advisor interview on • forging your own course and
Wednesday 14th August. Please see destiny;
interview bookings from 3.30 to 4.45 on
the Parent Access Module (PAM).
• being all you can be. YEAR 10 PARENTS
We wish all students well as they explore WEDNESDAY 14th AUGUST, 2019
As students contemplate the choices the possibilities for their future studies.
they will make over the next few weeks,
I was reminded of a speech delivered Production of Chicago YEAR 10 SUBJECT SELECTION INTERVIEWS - 3.30 to
at a Toastmasters Conference in recent 4.45pm
years addressing secondary students Next week our much awaited production
contemplating their future learning, of Chicago will open at the Ararat Town INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD WITH YOUR CHILD
urging the young listeners to ‘Dare to Hall on Thursday 15th August and run AND THEIR TA TEACHER TO DISCUSS SUBJECT
be Different’. The point of the talk was through to Saturday 17th. The cast SELECTIONS FOR VCE OR VCAL.
that most of us think that once we have and crew have been working hard in
a qualification (perhaps a good mark on preparation for what should be a fabulous BOOKINGS CAN BE MADE ONLINE VIA PARENT
a SAC or VCE result, or a good outcome show. Thank you to Ms Teresa Tonks, ACCESS MODULE
for a VET or VCAL module) that’s it. We supporting staff, parents and the students
2 3
IN MY WORDS with Imogene Tonks confidence as well as developing determination
and resilience. I discovered my great love for
dance and it continues to be a big part of my
followed by The Wiz, Copacabana, Little
Shop of Horrors, Bonnie and Clyde and this
year I am playing Velma Kelly in Chicago. Get
My name is Imogene Ruth life; thank you Karly and Kristy for believing in your tickets at trybooking.com. It is impossible
Teresa Tonks, yup that’s right me and my ability. to explain to the uninitiated just how awesome
Imogene with an ‘e’ on the being on stage is and being involved in a show
end. Mum says it’s spelt this I made some wonderful friends in primary and it has been the highlight of my year every
way because of the pethidine school including Emma Blackie, Caitlin Burger, year.
the doctors gave her. Up until Laura Milne, Genevieve Bush, Jessica Dempsey,
three days prior to my birth my Adelle Iezekil, Isabelle Brady and Stephanie As I write this I am filled with emotions of both
Mum thought I was going to be Carter; friendships I have maintained to this excitement and trepidation as I realize that my
a boy and she had to hurriedly day. schooling is nearly complete and I have to enter
find a girl’s name. She had so the big bad world and start adulting. I am still
many names buzzing around In my late years in primary school my Mum very uncertain of what areas I would like to
in her head she finally decided was diagnosed with breast cancer. This was one pursue but think I will give Music Theatre a shot
upon Imogene. My Dad asked of the hardest and scariest times of my life. I while I am still young and naive.
her if she was sure that was had never seen my Mum cry before. Mum has
how it was spelt and she been battling cancer ever since, and despite the I would like to thank my Mum for being my
insisted that it was correct; fact that the majority of her treatments have best friend and for her considerable generosity
the rest is history and now made her incredibly ill she has been strong and patience with me, and all of the students
any other spelling just looks throughout her ordeal as well as looking after she teaches. I would also like to thank her
wrong. Mum also tells me I had her two children and working full time. This is for giving all her time and energy into the
a fair set of lungs and I wailed why I admire her so much and I am so grateful school productions. They are such a prodigious
so loud that I was banned to have someone like her to mentor me through learning experience that I will value as some
from the nursery because the life. I am also very thankful that she has been of the most important parts of my education.
other babies couldn’t sleep here for so long even after her first diagnosis. Thank you Gabe for always siding with Mum
(sorry Ryan Weppner). I was in every argument and giving me endless
a pretty good baby; I just sat Although I was a shy kid my confidence grew entertainment. Thanks to my wonderful family
and stared which freaked Mum and by Grade 6 I was elected as Performing that I am eternally grateful for. Thank you to all
out. Two and a half years later Arts Captain and had joined the 200 Club. Just my friends that have been part of my journey.
I met my awesome brother when I was beginning to enjoy St. Mary’s it was A special thank you to Emma for being the
and best friend Gabriel Francis time to leave. I began my schooling at Marian person I “spend every second of the day with”.
Jerome Paul Duffy Tonks. College and was in the best Year 7 class (7A) Thanks to all my teachers, you do an incredible
Although like all brothers he where I made friends with Nikki Slorach and job mentoring and shaping us into becoming
can be insanely annoying, he is Rachel McCready who are some of my closest adults. Good luck to my fellow Year 12’s - it has
also one of the funniest people friends today. In Year 7 I fueled my lifelong been an absolute privilege to have been a part
I know. I was also a bit jealous addiction to Music Theatre and performed in the of your time at Marian College, and all the best
because he was such a cute school production of The Drowsy Chaperone. for the future.
little baby and got so much It was the most fun I have ever had. This was
attention.
In 2005 my parents split
up and we became a family
of three. Although it was a
very difficult time for us as a
family I could not imagine it
any other way. Because Mum
worked full time she removed
me from my nightmarish
day care (where the carers
stole and ate my chocolate
yoghurt) and enrolled me at St.
Mary’s Primary School where
I commenced at the tender
age of four. School was not
so great; I remember crying
everyday when Mum dropped
me off. In Grade 2 I had a
major breakthrough where Mrs
Leslie taught me to read (took
me long enough). Half way
through Grade 5 I switched
dance schools to Ararat Dance
Centre. This school has been
4 pivotal in helping me establish 5
Rehearsal photos
August 4, 2019
Tickets to this years
wonderful production
"CHICAGO" are now on
sale via
https://www.trybooking.
com/527401
6 7
LEGACY SPEAKING COMPETITION
Ivana Donnan, Angel Herbert-
King, Hannah Terry, and
Jayde McMurtrie competed
in the Legacy Speaking
Competition on Friday. They
began meeting last term at
lunch to discuss their topics
and practice responding to The Act for Peace Ration
impromptu topics. They Challenge raised funds and
aimed to memorise or awareness for refugees living
pretty much memorise their in camps across the world.
prepared speeches, as every This year, the focus was on
year the judges make the Syrian refugees living in camps
comment, "this is a speaking in Jordan. In taking on the
competition, not a reading challenge, we ate the same
competition". Freedom of refugee rations as they get.
speech, the real heroes, For a week we shared this part
judgement as a modern of their experience to stand in
epidemic, and Galipoli were solidarity.
our students' topics. All were
well-written and practiced, I didn’t find it hard physically
2018 veterans Ivana and because I knew that there was
Angel had fully memorised an end, but mentally it was hard
their speeches and spoke because for the refugees there is
beautifully. All were cool and no end and it would be very very
calm in their impromptus hard in their living conditions on
- the topic was 'my most top of the rations. I am glad that
embarrassing moment'. Their I, and Marian, took part in such
preparation paid off and all an amazing cause. Our school
presented well! Jayde bravely group of nine students and three
wore his heart on his sleeve. staff raised $7,833.87 for food,
medicine and education for the
The informal comments from displaced families living in the
the audience and judges camps. We learned more about
were all VERY positive. Angel the refugee experience through
nabbed the runner-up spot, shared personal stories and
but all scored very highly. All experiences.
had fun, learned a lot, and
should be commended for This has been an unforgettable
their courage, hard work, and and valuable experience.
skill. Well done!
By Matilda Venn and
Erica McConachy Erica McConachy
8 9
BIOLOGY EXCURSION BIOLOGY EXCURSION
On Thursday, 24 Year 11 & 12 students
attended the Ecolinc excursion in Bacchus
Marsh. It was an early wake-up call for
some but all were enthusiastic to try out The last biotechnology students used
some techniques that they are currently was gel electrophoresis. This technique
reading about in Unit 4. Arriving at 10:00 is the same used in genetics labs to
the students and teachers were quickly identify criminals and show bands of DNA
ushered into the classroom set up with based on the length of each strand. They
an array of gadgets that they would use were tested against expected results for
throughout the day. both GM foods and non-GM foods. The
students were able to determine that
The first hour consisted of consolidating some corn chips, papaya and polenta
knowledge of PCR and gel electrophoresis contain some genetic modification.
techniques as well as discussing the
ethics behind genetically modified (GM) Overall, it was a fantastic day with
crops in Australia. Currently, according many new lab skills tested. This gives a
to the last government fact sheet, only greater understanding to the techniques
three GM crops are available to be grown, discussed in Unit 4.
including cotton, safflower and canola,
with carnations also being approved as Mr. Naus & Ms. Rajesh
another plant.
However many snack foods, along with
imported fruit and vegetables available in
Australia, may use some GM ingredients.
The purpose of the day was to see which
snack foods contained some hidden
GM crops. The students needed to use
biotechnology to identify which, out of
corn chips, potato chips, rice crackers,
soy crisps, papaya and polenta, contained
genes for genetic modification.
The first step was to grind the foods into
a fine slurry using a mortar and pestle.
Next, the students used a centrifuge
to separate the DNA from the fibrous
tissue. This DNA was extracted and
mixed with primers, Taq polymerase,
DNA nucleotides, buffer and cofactors
to duplicate the DNA in a long process
called polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
30 cycles of PCR can create over 1 billion
copies of a single strand of DNA!
The students then enjoyed a quick lunch
on the benches. All of the lab skills
required for these techniques are hungry
work.
10 11
FROM YOUR HOUSE LEADER
Welcome to Semester 2.
We finished Semester one on a high with the annual House
Day. Kelly House leaders Matilda and Hannah organised a
tour of Aradale's Mental Institution, a movie with popcorn
and delicious pizzas for lunch. It was a very relaxing way to
finish the term and I cannot thank the girls enough for their
efforts.
On the 19th/20th of July a group of mostly Year 11 students
made their Deb. As a parent I was very proud of my sons
Matthew and Luke but I also had such enjoyment watching;
the girls I coach at netball, some of my basketball boys,
kids I have known since birth and the students I have
taught over the past 5 years. Not only were they stunning
in appearance but it was the way in which they conducted
themselves throughout the night that impressed me the
most. Things like getting their parents or grandparents up
to dance, looking after their partner and behaving on the
dance floor. Hopefully all parents were bursting with pride 2nd August 2019
on the night. Honestly I could not wipe the smile off my
face.
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VIPGUEST1), go to https://bit.ly/2Ye872M
of treating or preventing
illnesses,http://bit.ly/2aBMsbk
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Tuesday 6th August HELP NEEDED
Wednesday 7th August HELP NEEDED
Thursday 8th August K. Little, M. McGeoch
Friday 9th August HELP NEEDED
Monday 12th August HELP NEEDED
Tuesday 13th August HELP NEEDED
Wednesday 14th August HELP NEEDED
Thursday 15th August K. Little, M. McGeoch
Friday 16th August HELP NEEDED
VTAC Information Session
Monday 19 August @ 6.30pm
Marian College will be hosting Ararat Community College and
Stawell Secondary College for a VTAC information session at our
school. This will take place in the Parish Centre.
The Lonely
This session, run by a representative from VTAC, is open to all
Year 12 students and their parents. The session will cover the
Arts Club
application process, timelines and costs, SEAS applications,
admission tests, scholarship applications and how students Attention Students! Do you have an artwork that you
access their offers in December. completed and left behind in the Art room?? There are a
number of artworks on display in the glass cabinets in the
BD corridor that have not been claimed.
If you recognise your artwork in the display window- can you
please see Ms Conroy or Ms Aitkin to have it returned.
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ORIENTATION DAY PARENT/STUDENT SELECTION WEB
#1 MEETINGS PREFERENCES
CLOSE
MTB EXCURSION
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STATE SENIOR YEAR 7 2020 FRED HYDE DAY
FOOTBALL ORIENTATION DAY MARIAN’S GOT
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ART EXCURSION
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