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Secondary CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 2022
Centre, four floodlit tennis courts, a fitness centre Netball and Water Polo Associations. Opportunities
and two multi-purpose covered courts are also at the for inter-school sporting fixtures are also facilitated
campus. through state associations for Tennis, Cricket,
Hockey, Touch Football, Australian Football, Rugby
The Flinders Aquatic Centre provides a Learn-to-Swim 7s, Rowing, Sailing, Netball and Basketball.
program as well as a quality 25-metre 8-lane heated
Our world-class Directors of Coaching encourage
outdoor pool, used for beginner and elite squad
our students to participate in sport and reach their
training. The Centre plays host to College swimming
potential. The Directors of Coaching also provide
carnivals, Health & Physical Education swim lessons,
support to the many teachers-in-charge of sport and
water polo training and matches, and more.
parents who volunteer as coaches and managers
across the various sporting teams and affiliated
SECONDARY CO-CURRICULAR Flinders Clubs.
ACTIVITIES
The Flinders Elite Athlete Program is an exciting
Music at Flinders offering for top student athletes at Flinders. The
Flinders appreciates that children who study program aims to support and guide students to
music have been shown to think more clearly and confidently manage the competing priorities of
Secondary concisely, have advanced motor skills, do better at
maths and science and have an enhanced sense of
academics, sport and wellbeing in order to get the
most out of their Flinders education. Through one-
Co-Curricular Activities
health and wellbeing. What’s more, being part of an on-one mentoring, workshops with top athletes and
ensemble promotes discipline and focus, improves health experts, and links with health practitioners,
communication skills and helps instil an exemplary the FEAP students are able to learn skills of
work ethic, while building strong and satisfying organisation, planning, positive mindset, health and
At Matthew Flinders Anglican College, we are committed to providing a holistic education friendships. More importantly, music is fun and nutrition, and the importance of building strong
for our students from Prep to Year 12. Through our extensive co-curricular program, students at Flinders are thrilled to find their niche, support networks.
students have rich and diverse opportunities available to them beyond the classroom whether as part of a class lesson or a competitive
curriculum. As a result, they are able to explore and recognise their character, contribution, For more information about the sports program,
unit. Music is offered to students as an elective in the
academic excellence and leadership. These are key components of The Flinders Way. please visit the Secondary Sports Office located in
Secondary School, with extension programs available.
the Sports Centre. Alternatively, email the Head of
Students are also invited to join one of the College’s
Sport, Mr Adam Ridgewell (aridgewell@mfac.edu.au)
ensemble, bands, or vocal choirs with the option of
or Kelli Skoda (kskoda@mfac.edu.au).
The Secondary School offers students a range of Creative Arts Facilities one-on-one studio teaching.
co-curricular activities to be involved in each year. Cultural and Service Activities
The Flinders Performance Centre is a state-of-the- To learn more about the Music offerings at Flinders,
The following pages list the music, sport, cultural, and
art performing arts centre offering a variety of please see the Music Handbook, available for At Flinders, students are encouraged to participate
service activities that are expected to be offered in
spaces for student use and community hire. It also download on the College website’s Music page at in a diverse range of experiences and be active
the Secondary School in 2021.
accommodates the Music and Drama Departments for www.mfac.edu.au. member of the College community. This awareness
The College strongly encourages students to become the College, including private music tuition rooms and and contribution boosts students’ personal
a drama theatre. The Performance Centre is also home Sport at Flinders
involved in at least one activity, but asks that students development and wellbeing. It also provides
conversely do not become too involved to the to the new Production Co-curricular program, which is Played competitively or recreationally, sport is students with opportunities to explore their skills,
detriment of their studies, nor their ability to fully under the umbrella of the Flinders Creative Arts. integral to the co-curricular experience at Flinders. passions and potential. The benefits of our co-
commit to any activity. Please contact the Teacher in As well as offering a space for many other College Sport helps students to grow in confidence through curriculum are extensive, including to develop
Charge at the College if you are interested in obtaining activities, including assemblies, awards nights and perseverance, resilience, teamwork and leadership, character and leadership traits such as teamwork,
further details about any of the activities offered. dinners, the Flinders Performance Centre is also celebrating success and dealing with disappointment. confidence, self-esteem, perseverance, planning,
available for hire by the wider community. The focus at Flinders is for every student to feel learning to cope with success, disappointments and
supported to have a go at their chosen sports. failures, and of course, to simply have fun.
COLLEGE FACILITIES
Sport Facilities
Our students excel as teams and individuals, with Our Cultural and Service activities include Chapel,
The College proudly provides our students with
There are many quality sports facilities on campus championship titles in many sports in recent years, Interact, Environment Club, French Club, and
high quality facilities on our 22-hectare campus
to enable students to pursue their sporting hobbies, including Athletics, Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Writer’s Group, amongst many others.
in Buderim. These facilities enable our students to
improve their fitness and skills, and learn through Water Polo, Cross Country, Cricket, Rugby and AFL.
explore their passions and reach their full potential
the Health & Physical Education curriculum. Facilities The School competitions that the College teams
in their chosen pursuits.
include two spectacular floodlit ovals, which participate in include the Sunshine Coast Independent
To learn more about our extensive facilities, please incorporate three football fields and two cricket School Sports Association (SCISSA) as well as the
visit the website at www.mfac.edu.au. pitches with a club house. A two-court indoor Sports Sunshine Coast Secondary Schools Basketball, Rugby,
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Secondary Co-Curricular Activities ACTIVITY
TEACHER
IN CHARGE
SEASON AND
TRAINING DAYS
COMPETITION
ACHIEVEMENTS
AND OTHER INFORMATION
Chapel Rev’d All year. This commitment is for This group aims to
TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Committee Kathrin one year and is seen as enhance Chapel services
The Chapel Committee
ACTIVITY COMPETITION Koning and service and leadership in and prayer life of the
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION aims to assist and
Mrs Sanette the College community to Secondary School (e.g.
promote the place of the
AFL Ben Open Girls – Term 4 Sunshine Coast inter- Grand Finalists 2009- Janse van the chaplain. singing with band and
Chapel and worship at the
Stanley school competition 2010, 2012-2013 Rensburg movement at assembly;
Open Boys - Term 3 heart of the College. Fortnightly lunchtime
co-ordinated by AFL Sunshine Coast ‘Prayer Stations in
Captains: meeting in the Chapel.
Training to be arranged as Queensland (Sunshine Schools’; offering times of
Champions 2011, 2018
the season commences. Coast), Wednesday Jenna stillness and meditation
Junior Boys State Bright and
Junior Boys and all Girls afternoons. Gala Days are to destress; possible “care
Runners-up 2013 Juliette
competitions will be held also held with Junior Boys projects”), supporting
and Junior Girls attending AFLX Senior Boys Wortmann worship times at the
throughout the year in
Terms 1-3. full-day inter-school Runners-up 2019 Chapel on weekends (e.g.
carnivals. ‘Messy Church’, Taizé
and intergenerational
Athletics Adam Term 3 Inter-House, District Independent District
Eucharist services),
Ridgewell Carnival, Regional Trials. Champions 2009, 2011,
raising awareness for
Venue for all events is 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018,
social justice issues (e.g.
the tartan track at the 2019. (Carnivals not held
Fair Trade chocolate at
University of the Sunshine in 2020/22)
Easter) and community
Coast (USC)
service projects
Basketball John Term 3 into Term 4. Sunshine Coast Junior A Boys Champions (Community Meal cook-
Fitzgerald Inter-school Basketball 2014 ups, Anglicare Christmas
Junior (Years 7/8);
Appeal)
Director of Intermediate (Years 9/10) Competition, round robin Intermediate A Girls
Coaching, and Senior (Years 11/12). throughout Term 3 with Champions 2009, 2013 Chess Joshua Students meet weekly for School teams enter Sunshine Coast
TBC Boys and Girls teams train finals held early in Term 4. Christie coaching and play during Sunshine Coast Champions 2009-2011,
Senior A Girls Champions
on weekday afternoons Games hosted on a home after school Chess Club. competitions and inter- 2013, 2015, 2017-2018,
1996, 2005, 2008, 2009 Chess
from May until October. and away basis on Friday school events. College 2020
& 2021; Runners-up 2011, Coaches: Chess Club meets occur
afternoons from 3:30pm competition. Runners-up 2012, 2019
Holiday Skills Camps 2020 Tony every Thursday, excluding
until 7:30pm. Divisions
and intra-College 3 on 3 Powell & the first and last weeks of Private and group training Primary Premier State
based on age, gender and Senior A Boys Champions
Tournaments are part of Peter Cam term. by arrangement. Representative 2012-2019
ability. 2015-2016, 2017, 2021;
our pre-season. Secondary State Finalists
Runners-up 2011-2018
Senior Boys and Girls 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017,
teams compete in the Intermediate A Boys
2018, 2019
Champion School of Champions 2011, 2014,
2016, 2019 Queensland Regional
Queensland Tournament
Champion 2018
each September. Sunshine Coast Champion
School 2011-2013,
Runners-up 2017
CBSQ 18A Girls Div 2
Champions 2010, 2012;
Runners-up 2011, Div 3
“We recognise character, contribution, academic excellence
Champions 2020
CBSQ 18A Boys Div 2 and leadership as key components of The Flinders Way. As a
Champions 2015 & 2021,
Bronze 2013-2014
result, our extensive co-curricular program is offered as an
CBSQ 18A Boys Div 1 integral part of the Flinders curriculum from Prep to Year 12.”
6th place 2017, 7th place
2018, 13th place 2019
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
ACTIVITY COMPETITION ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Cricket TIC & Teams and Squad training The Flinders Secondary Northern Zone Duke Of Mark Operates all year. Duke operates at Bronze, Recipients of awards
Director of is held before and after School Cricket teams Champions (Middle Edinburgh McDowell Silver and Gold levels during the year
Coaching, school during Terms 1, 3 compete in the School) 2015 Sunshine Award & according to age. Bridge are presented with
Rodney and 4 and as required. StreetSmarts Statewide Coast Regional Bridge Award Award is an introduction certificates at assemblies.
Davison school’s competition Champions (First XI) 2016 to the three more senior Gold recipients are
T20 School Teams
organised by QLD levels, and operates as presented at the end-of-
Open Boys 1st XI, Open Northern Zone
Cricket. There are also
Boys 2nd XI, Champions (First XI) 2016 Level 1, then Level 2. year ceremonies.
matches against touring
Intermediate Boys Navy Bridge candidates
schools and the annual Regional Finalist 2017
XI, Intermediate Jade XI, generally begin at age 12;
Wanderers and Old Sunshine Coast Regional
Open Girls XI, Level 2 at 13; then Bronze
Boys’ Forrester Shield Champions (Open Boys)
Intermediate Girls XI. at 14, and so on.
matches to contest. Other 2020 and 2021.
Training Sessions: teams include a Middle Adventurous Journey
Monday and/or School (Years 7 - 9) dates are advertised in
Wednesday afternoons team, which competes in semester calendars as
preceeding matches. the State Wide Schools the arrangements are
Additonal fixtures for competition and local finalised.
the Open Boys 1st X1, games as available. Environment Sheree Bell Operates all year. Years 7-12 students Meeting shared
Intermediate Boys 1st X1
Club work together on goals relating to the
and Emerging Players X1.
environmental projects, environment and the
Talent/Development including the established College’s response in
Squads Program: Revegetation Days to reducing our footprint,
Junior Development (T1) remove weeds and facilitating leadership
Female Players (T2) plant native species that opportunities and having
Senior Talent (T3) increase biodiversity fun with peers in shared
Junior Talent (T4) in our forest. Students activities.
have a key role to play
Cross Adam Early Term 2. Training Inter-House Carnival, Regional Champions
in initiatives to increase
Country Ridgewell begins late in Term 1, Independent Schools’ and 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013
sustainability at the
Monday and Friday Sunshine Coast Regional
Independent District College and to increase
mornings. Teacher- Trials.
Champions 2009, 2010, community awareness.
supervised lunchtime runs
2011, 2012, 2013, 2018
during lead up to Inter- Equestrian Julene All year, with selected Includes many of the Highlights include
House Carnival in Term 2. Robertson events contested when major inter-school events individual riders excelling
sufficient interest. in Brisbane in Terms in their chosen disciplines,
Debating Narelle Season: Terms 3-4 Sunshine Coast Debating Years 6-7 (Juniors) 1-3, and the local and with many qualifying for
Moulds Rounds; Term 4 Finals Chancellor’s Cup Years 8-9 (Intermediate) State show circuit and national championship
(if required). Preliminary Round: Four State and National titles. events.
debates in Semester Two. Years 10-12 (Seniors)
Team Meetings: There is currently an
Finals: Term 4. Preliminary and finals enthusiastic team of show
lunchtimes weekly
rounds held on Sunshine jumping, dressage and
(determined by team and Short prep only. Coast. showing competitors.
coach).
Drama and Danny Each year we have a Auditions for productions Productions at Flinders
Production Parker large scale Secondary take place throughout have been in operation
musical production, a the year. Students will be for over 20 years.
smaller scale Middle required to attend at least
School production, a two rehearsals per week
Year 7 production and a at the discretion of the
variety of small scale arts Director.
opportunities. Students can be involved
on stage, backstage and,
in the orchestra/band
where appropriate.
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
ACTIVITY COMPETITION ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Esports Leon All year. Training is held Interschool scrims across 2018 Queensland High Hockey Director of Training March to College 1st teams enter State Finalists 2011
Marsden after school Monday QLD School Esports League Coaching, September - training a State-wide Schools
2014-16,18-19 Qld All
to Thursday (squad Champions (League of Rachel afternoons vary due to competition in October
XP High School League Schools Cup Toowoomba
dependent) with a Legends, Overwatch and Sihota turf availability. and in 2017 participated
(Each term) 2017 Wide Bay Schools
schedule published each Rocket League) in a Wide Bay Schools
term. Women Esports Queensland High School competition. The College Competition, Gympie
2019 Queensland High
Monday afternoon from Esports League QUT also plays friendly
School Esports League
3:30 to 4:30, Tuesday competition (full year) games against local and
Champions (League of
Mixed Esports 3:30 to International visitors and
Queensland League of Legends, Overwatch and
4:45, Wednesday League coordinates the Ballinger
Legends High School Rocket League)
Of Legends training 3:30 Cup Inter-school 6-side
Championship (Each
to 4:30 development 2nd 2020 XP High School mixed Hockey event.
semester)
teams and 4:30 to League (Rocket League)
Innovation Natalle Terms 1 & 2 Looking for curiosity and Represent Flinders in a
5:30 high elo training, Other appropriate
2020 Season 2 XP High Club Sutton, creativity beyond the variety of competitions
Thursday Mixed Esports competitions local and 3:30-4:45pm
School League Rainbow Sandy classroom? across Queensland and
3:30 to 4:45. Students international. Years 8-11
Six Siege National Connie, Jo beyond. Some of these
participate in scrims Take the next step to
Champions Slocombe, include:
and online training each create and innovate in
2020 Season 2 XP High Mike - The Sunshine Coast
term with the focus on the world of design.
School Valorant National King, Kate Telstra Innovation
competitive Esports. Explore, investigate and
Champions (TBC) Pearce Awards offers over
test through design
challenges we take to $10,000 in prizes,
Events Gary Davis Technical support of No competition as such.
the real world. Nothing including the opportunity
College based events, Training via staff and
is off limits! Advance to be mentored by
including Assemblies, peer student groups.
your skills with the entrepreneurs and
Drama performances, Some events require
opportunity to use the industry experts.
social events and during school assistance
latest technologies, - The Gen[In] student
fundraisers. and others during the
including 3D printers, 3D innovation challenge
evenings or weekends.
food printer, laser cutters, which provides the
French Club Jane Operates all year. The club is open Senior students will help in sublimation printer, chance to win a share of a
Boussalem to students from homework and the Annual plastic granulator, plastic $15,000 prize pool.
Years 7-12 who are French Competition, and textile heat press. - QAGOMA Creative
studying French at which is held every year Explore virtual reality, Generation: Design
Flinders. There is an in August and where virtual augmentation and program. Selected
opportunity to join a Flinderians have won many more. finalists will work with
range of activities and medals. A great way to
QAGOMA staff to deliver
cultural discoveries improve your French in all
a real world outcome.
from games and songs skills. Discover the French
to food testing. It is an culture by learning French Interact Carol Service group which No competition as such Service activities:
opportunity for students songs and eating French Marais raises money for local and with training via staff • Birthing Kit assembly
to catch up and practise food. Enjoy the ambiance international charitable and peer student groups.
Fundraisers:
their French. It is also with other French organisations, operates Some events take place
a way to improve and students. Get the best under the umbrella of during the school day • Free Dress Day and
Barbeque
get more confident in prizes in any competition local Rotary Clubs. and others during the
speaking. held on the coast. evenings or weekends. • Pancake Day
Open to students from
• Spider Sale
Years 7-12.
• Flinders Fair Raffle
• Semi-Formal
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Media Club Ally Meet Fridays The aim of the Club Media Club is a group
Walburn 1:15-2:00pm at The Hive is to share the life of of Secondary students
the College with our who are passionate
community through about photography,
student voice and videography and writing.
perspective.
Music Nick Rehearsal Times: College Ensembles are Sunshine Coast Junior
Campbell open to all students in Eisteddfod 2019
College Band
Years 7 to 12. Stage Band 1st
Wed 7:30-8:30am
College Band Wind Symphony 2nd
College Chorale
College Chorale College String Orchestra
Thurs 7:30-8:30am
College String Orchestra Highly Commended
College String
Chamber Voices 1st and
Orchestra 2nd
Fri 7:30-8:30am Specialised Ensembles
by invitation only: Lumina Voices Highly
Musical Orchestra Commended
Symphony Orchestra
Sem 1 Thurs 3:30-5pm
Wind Symphony Capriccio Strong
Symphony Orchestra Ensemble 3rd
Stage Band
Sem 2 Thurs 3:30-5pm Saxophone Ensemble 1st
Middle School Jazz Band
Wind Symphony and 2nd
Chamber Voices
Fri 3:30-5:30pm Saxophone Quartet 2nd
Lumina Voices
Stage Band Saxophone Ensemble Brass Ensemble 3rd
Tues 1:00-1:30pm
Capriccio String Sunshine Coast Junior
Middle School Jazz Band Ensemble Eisteddfod 2018
Mon 1:00-1:30pm Stage Band 1st
Chamber Voices Wind Symphony 1st
Tues 7:00-8:30am
College String Orchestra
Lumina Voices 3rd
Wed 11:05-11:45am Chamber Voices 1st
Saxophone Ensemble College Chorale Highly
Fri 1:00pm-1:30pm Commended
Capriccio String Lumina Voices 3rd
Ensemble Prestige Music Fest -
Mon 7:30-8:30am Brisbane
2018 College Band
Platinum Award
2019 College Band Gold
Award
Queensland Youth
Music Awards
2019 Capriccio String
Ensemble Silver Award
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
ACTIVITY COMPETITION ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Netball TIC & Terms 1 and 2, finals in Sunshine Coast Schools SCSSNA Champion Recon- Mr Andrew All year. The commitment is for While there may be other
Director of mid June. Training and competition played School 2009, 2010, 2011, ciliation Street one year and is seen as initiatives, too, this newly-
This group will support
Coaching, trials for Junior (Year 7), at Fisherman’s Road 2012, 2013,2014, 2015 Action Plan and Rev’d service and leadership in established group in 2021
the work of the
Lauren Intermediate (Years 8-9) complex Buderim, (RAP) Group Kathrin the College community. will commit to marking
QISSN State Champions Reconciliation Action
Nourse and Senior (Years 10-12) Monday evenings Koning significant dates on the
2012, 2013, 2017, 2018 Plan (RAP) working Fortnightly lunchtime or
and Flinders Firsts (Open) 4:00pm–8:20pm. Age calendar, e.g. Sorry Day,
QISSN Runners Up in Captains: group, as well as ensure long recess meeting.
teams begins at the start groupings are: Junior Reconciliation Week,
2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, Charlie that the same is a living
of Term 1, with teams (Year 7), Intermediate NAIDOC Week, etc.
2019 (event cancelled in McMahon document, whereby an
training either in the (Years 8 & 9) and Senior
2020), 2021 (undefeated & Mallibu attitude and actions of
morning or after school. (Years 10 - 12).
until COVID lockdown Burke Reconciliation are part
Flinders Middle School during carnival) of the daily life of the
1st VII play in the Vicki College.
Vicki Wilson Cup Regional
Wilson Shield.
Champions 2016, 2017, Represen- Adam Students of high level The pathway to Australian
Flinders 1st VII also play 2018, 2019 (carnival tative School Ridgewell ability at their chosen Schools Representation
at the QISSN Carnival, the cancelled in 2020) Sport sport are able to is Independent District
Kelli Skoda
Vicki Wilson Cup and host access representative (SCISSA), Sunshine
Vicki Wilson Shield state (13-19yrs)
and play many visiting opportunities through Coast Region (Redcliffe
finals 8th place in 2019,
schools. Andrew school sport pathways to Cooroy), Queensland,
3rd place in 2020,
Robertson at district, regional Australia (where
3rd in 2021
(Year 7 and state levels. The available).
Vicki Wilson Cup State turning 12 following sports are
Not all sports have
Champions, 2016, 2017. years) available: AFL, athletics,
representative
4th place 2018, 6th place baseball, basketball,
opportunities at all four
2019, 2nd place 2020, cricket, cross country,
levels.
6th place 2021 football/soccer, futsal,
golf, hockey, netball, Further clarification is
Peer Gary Davis Available to all Secondary
rugby league, rugby available from Adam
Tutoring students by appointment.
union, softball, squash, Ridgewell, Head of
Mathematics - formal surfing, swimming, tennis, Sport (Secondary)
tutorials weekly, touch football, triathlon, and Kelli Skoda (Sport
after school. Head of volleyball and water polo. Administrator) for
Mathematics to advertise students who are 13-
each term. 19 years, or Andrew
Robertson (Head of
Readers Cup Sarah Year 8 and Year 9 Students are invited to 2017: Regional Champion Primary Sport) for those
Ridgewell competitions are in make up teams of four - Year 8 Year 7 students who turn
Terms 1, 2 and 3. and read selected books 12 years old this year.
2018: Year 7 - 2nd place,
as a team. Students
Year 7 competition is in Year 8 - 4th place, For more information
compete by answering
Terms 3 and 4. Year 9 - 4th place please visit the SCISSA
questions about the
books. The winning 2019: Year 7 - 5th place, website.
teams go on to represent Year 8 - 2nd place,
Flinders in Sunshine Coast Year 9 - 4th place
Regional interschool
competitions.
“Through its innovative design and delivery, our
curriculum teaches critical thinking, inspires creativity
and fosters resilience, honesty and integrity. ”
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS
ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Rock Joanne Coached training sessions Students will be invited Regular training has
Climbing Slocombe occur in Terms 2 and 3 on to regional and state ensured most students
Friday 4:00pm - 5:30pm competitions as they are can now convincingly
run. Weekly inner-club climb over a grade 16 with
competitions are run our top climbers reaching
to test speed and skill grades 24 and 25.
development
Rugby TIC & Pre-season strength, Flinders hosts 2011 - 1st XV 3rd, 2nd XV
Director of skills and conditioning international visiting Premiers, U15 4th, U14
Coaching, training commences in teams. Pre-COVID, 4th, U13 3rd
Ben November for Opens. Flinders hosted visiting
2013 – 1st XV 4th, 2nd XV
Radmall Regular season training international schools such
5th, U15 4th, U14 3rd , U13
occurs across Terms 1 as the Rugby School from
3rd
and 2 on Monday and Rugby, England. This has
Thursday afternoons with been put on hold until 2014 - 1st XV 2nd, 2nd XV
games in the SCSSRU global travel re-opens. 4th, U15 3rd, U14 4th, U13
Schools competition for Regular tours are also 2nd
U13, 14, 15 and Opens organised for all teams 2015 - 1st XV 4th, 2nd
on Wednesday evenings including Ballymore XV 2nd, U15 4th, U14
from 4-8pm in Term 2. Cup, John Elders Cup Premiers, U13 3rd
at Downlands College,
In Term 4, Rugby 7’s is 2016 - 1st XV 2nd, 2nd XV
Rugby 7’s, U15’s Tour and
made available for U13, 3rd, U15 2nd, U14 3rd, U13
biennial European Tour.
U15 and Open Girls and 6th
Boys teams.
2017 - 1st XV 2nd, 2nd XV
In 2019, our U15 Rugby Premiers, U15 3rd, U14 4th
Sevens team were state and U13 4th
champions and the U18’s
placed 4th in the Student 2018 – 1st XV 2nd, 2nd XV
Horizon Queensland All 3rd, U15 7th, U14 2nd, U13
Schools Sevens. 4th
Term 3 Girls 10-aside 2019 - 1st XV 4th, U15 1st,
rapidly growing in U14 4th, U13 3rd
popularity. 2020 - 1st XV 4th, U14 6th
2021 - 1st XV 2nd, 2nd XV
2nd, U14 Semi finalists
Soccer TBC Term 1 - Senior Boys Sunshine Coast Schools Girls A Premiers
(Football) and Girls training on competition, games 2018 Senior Girls Runners-
Director of
Tuesday afternoons Wednesday afternoons up
Coaching,
3:30pm – 4:45pm; games 4:00pm to 6:00pm on
Paul 2019 Senior Girls 1st
Wednesday afternoons as a home and away basis.
Arnison Premiers
per draw when available. Grand finals at or near
the end of Term 1 / start 2021 Senior Girls 1st
Term 2 - Junior and
of Term 2 for Seniors and Premiers
Intermediate Boys
at the end of Term 2 for
and Girls training days
Junior and Intermediate
dependent on pitch
players.
availability.
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TEACHER SEASON AND ACHIEVEMENTS X-point competition runs Enquiries about private
ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION all year on a term by term and group tennis
basis SCTA Saturday coaching can be made
Swimming Louise School-based season Term 1 Inter-House, Independent District
fixtures - all year. thought the College to
McCuaig Term 1, some activity in Independent District and Champions 2008, 2009,
our highly regarded Head
Term 4, including the Sunshine Coast Regional 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2-3 players per team
College Coach and former
invitational swim meet for competitions. 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, nominate as per ability
ATP Professional, Andrew
Years 3-9. 2019 to play other teams on
Term 4 Invitational Relay Kratzmann on 0402 125
the coast on Saturday
Carnival. 746
mornings through
Flinders Aquatic Please contact the Contact: Summer and Winter.
Academy Flinders Aquatic Flinders Aquatic
Available to tennis Contact:
Academy for all learn Academy Tennis key holder
families who wish to have Kelli Skoda
to swim, swim squad M: 0448 482 444 Memberships
access to the College P: 5477 2925
and all other swimming E: swim@
courts out of hours. E: kskoda@mfac.edu.au
enquiries. flindersaquaticacademy.
com There is an annual fee.
Tennis Alison Term 1 Tennis Friendly Annual school-organised 2018 SCISSA C Div Touch Peta Term 3 - Games Term 3 SCISSA Individual players in
McKenzie event against Fraser Premiers Football Rogerson Wednesday afternoon. Competition held at Regional and State
Term 2 All Schools teams, including current
Coast Anglican College Training held on Monday various schools 4:00-
competition – Wednesday GIRLS Director of
played: home and away. and Tuesday afternoons 6:00pm. Entry into Australian Under 20s and
afternoon for all player State representation at Coaching,
3:30-4:30pm, some other local and state carnivals Brisbane Broncos Touch
levels. This competition consists the National Titles in Peta
times may be required such as “Sunshine NRL player Rachel Walsh
of teams comprised of Albury - 2011, 2013 Rogerson
Term 3 TQ competition – as we use State and Coast All Schools” and and former Australian
Years 7 - 12 boys and girls Regional representatives Women’s representative
advanced players National player/coaches “Queensland All Schools”
on Wednesday afternoons at State Championship Mia Johnston.
and it is subject to their
Term 3 & 4 Social 4:00pm-6:00pm. in Rockhampton - 2011
availability.
Tennis Events - school (2nd), 2013 (2nd), 2014
Flinders versus other 2016 - 15 teams in SCISSA
competition for all player (6th), 2015 (3rd)
Secondary schools on the Competition with over 150
levels.
Coast. Trials held late in Sunshine Coast Regional students participating;
Squad training - Term 1. TQ competition - 2011 4 of 6 A Division Grand
invitation only Wed, (1st), 2012 (2nd), 2013 Finalists. Undefeated
Secondary Schools
Thurs, Fri 6:45 - 8:15am. (1st), 2014 (1st), 2015 (1st), Premiers in Junior Boys A,
Statewide Knockout
Individual Tennis lessons. 2020 (2nd). Intermediate Boys A and
competitions for senior
Blue, red, orange, Open Girls A. Runners-up
and junior teams, male BOYS Intermediate Girls A.
green and yellow ball
and female. We play a Sunshine Coast Regional
competitions.
timed Fast4 competition TQ competition - 2014
to determine the Regional (1st), 2020 (3rd). 2017 - 20 teams in
winner early in Term 3. Regional representatives SCISSA with 200 students
participating. 13 finalists
at State Championship
Internal competition and 8 Grand Finalists
in Rockhampton - 2014
for all Flinders students
(6th), 2015 (3rd)
(Primary & Secondary)
Flinders winners - 2018 – 22 teams in SCISSA
who wish to play singles,
All Schools competition with 7 grand finalists
doubles or mixed
Div A: 2015
doubles.
Contact: 2019 - 10 Grand Finals,
Andrew Kratzmann Tennis
amckenzie@mfac.edu.au 3 Premierships
Academy of coaching
for Flinders Primary and
Secondary students. 2020 - 16 team, 8 grand
finals, including 5 of 6 A
division, 3 Premierships.
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ACTIVITY COMPETITION ACTIVITY COMPETITION
IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION IN CHARGE TRAINING DAYS AND OTHER INFORMATION
Volleyball TBC Term 1 SCISSA for Term 1 only – Sunshine SCISSA Champion School Water Polo Intermediate Boys A
Junior and Intermediate Coast Inter-school cont. Premiers 2019 and
Director of
teams. Trish Buckley Shield 2014: Premiers Junior Runners-up 2010, 2011,
Coaching,
competition held on Girls, Junior Boys and 2012, 2013, 2014
Peter Jones Term 2 SCISSA for
three consecutive Friday Intermediate Girls Trish
Senior teams.
nights at Caloundra Buckley Competition: Intermediate Girls A
Training usually Monday Indoor Stadium for Senior Open Boys 2011 Premiers 2011, 2016 and
and Tuesday mornings for and Open boys and girls Semi-finalists Runners-up 2010, 2012,
Juniors and Seniors, but is (Years 10-12). 2013, 2019
dependent on availability 2015: Open Boys 3rd Trish
Sunshine Coast
of players and coaches. Buckley Intermediate Girls B
Independent Schools
(SCISSA) competition Premiers 2012, 2013, 2019
2016: SCISSA Premiers and Runners-up 2010,
held Wednesday Senior Girls B and Senior
afternoon/nights at 2011, 2020
Boys B, Open Girls 3rd
various Independent Trish Buckley
schools on the Sunshine Junior Boys A Premiers
Coast. This competition is 2014, Runners-up 2010,
2017: SCISSA Premiers
for Junior, Intermediate, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015
Junior A Boys, Open
Senior and Open boys Boys 3rd Trish Buckley
and girls (Years 7-12) - Junior Girls A Premiers
Term 1 Years 7-10, Term 2 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015,
2018: SCISSA Premiers Snr
Years 11-12. 2019, Runners-up 2012,
B Boys
2018
QLD Schools Senior
Volleyball Cup participant 2019: Premiers Inter Boys
Junior Girls B Premiers
2021 A, Premiers Snr B Boys,
2010-2012, 2018 and
Year 10 Boys Runners Up
Runners-up 2019
Trish Buckley, Year 10 Boys
5th Div 1 QLD Schools Writers Group Donna All year. Meetings take The Flinders Writers Members’ work published
Cup Skilton place every week. We Group, known as the both locally and
attend the Voices on the Scribblers, is for those nationally. Prizes of up
2020: No results due to Coast festival and have students who love to to $1400 cash have been
COVID published authors visit write - stories, poems, awarded to individual
Water Polo TBC Training will be on Sunshine Coast Champion School the school and conduct speeches, plays - members. Annual
Wednesday and Thursday interschool competition 2010-2012 and Runners- workshops with the anything! This activity publication of members’
Director of afternoons in the held Monday nights up 2008-2009, 2013-2016 Flinders Writers Group to operates through works in our College
Coaching, Flinders Aquatic Centre at venues around the extend their writing skills. MyFlinders, where local to publication An Anthology
TBC throughout Terms 3 Sunshine Coast Teams Open Boys A Premiers international competitions of Prose.
and 4. 2010 and Runners-up are publicised and
JUNIOR: Years 7 and 8
2008-2009, 2011, 2015- there is support and
boys and girls
2016, 2020. encouragement to enter
INTERMEDIATE: Years 9 into these competitions.
and 10 boys and girls Open Girls A Premiers
2019 and Runners-up
OPEN: Years 11 and 12
2006, 2013, 2015, 2020.
boys and girls.
Open Open Girls B
Premiers 2012, 2016,
Runners-up 2020
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P: 07 5477 3200
www.mfac.edu.au
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