St Mark's College Newsletter 22 February 2019

Issue 2 22 February 2019 Year 7 Camp fun, Noah, Seth, Zara, Mr Gilligan and Ben Our Student Leaders prepare and the Year 7s go on camp. The grapes are harvested and the Little Lions arrive. The College Board meets again. Student Leaders’ Sleepover to learn a little about each other, to build new Our Year 12 Captains took some time together friendships and create new memories. They last week to dream a little about their goals could play, swim, run, fish, create, and laugh for the year. They gathered at the Cathedral and laugh together. It was safe and affirming. for Mass and had a chance to spend a relaxing I know that a strong foundation has been Sunday afternoon together. They were to established for our Year 7s to do so very well stay the night at Maryknoll in the Beetaloo this year. Valley and the aim of the sleepover was to grow in an understanding of leadership and The Grapes are ready make some determinations around how they Agriculture Teacher, Mr Brett Hay and Farm want student leadership to function. There is Manager, Joel Head had been watching the something very inspiring about the aspirations grapes on McNally Farm for the last couple of of young leaders. They bring a freshness of weeks. They plucked a small bunch or tasted a perspective and an optimistic attitude in their few loose grapes. They thought about it. They determination. We enjoyed a relaxing time used their intuition. They measured sweetness; of fun and motivation. The House Leaders they made decisions about the quality of organised and supervised. They shared their fruit. They determined when the grapes had hopes with the students and made each other a perfect level of sweetness and were ready laugh. The boys cooked a barbecue tea and we for harvest. The rainwater tank that harvests survived. There were activities created to help our water had been used all summer to make define leadership and to help find the unique sure that the grapes had enough to drink. The contribution each student will give. They all grapes had endured the heat with resilience told stories of leadership and looked within to and they were in good shape for what became a discover what they had to offer. They built trust record yield. The Year 10s and 9s got the order in each other and made quiet promises to be on a Tuesday morning and they swooped onto the best leaders ever. There is much potential the grapes. In the heat they toiled. They cut here. and carried. They tried mostly unsuccessfully to keep clean and they focussed with sequiturs Year 7 Camp and a sense of purpose. The harvest had to be The Year 7s threw themselves into the fun and very quick. They worked hard for three days fellowship of their camp. They travelled down and filled containers with grapes. They used to Port Hughes together and enjoyed sunshine the machinery to squeeze and collect the and beach, delicious food and entertaining juice. They worked and worked even through activities. They seemed to respond so well to lunch. The mess was amazing. Their hands the challenges of building their group cohesion were stained with a Shiraz purple. The job is and supporting those who were new were completed with a couple of table spoons of establishing themselves. I felt very grateful yeast. I can already smell the fermentation. for the work that the teachers had done in organisation. They managed the students with Little Lions a gentleness and sense of fun and seemed to Our Little Lions began this week. They seemed laugh their way through the energy of all of so excited and teacher Teresa Gadaleta had those children. There was a tone about the everything organised for their welcome. They camp experience which was ordered and fun, are just four years old and have had a little pleasant and happy. The students had a chance kindergarten experience but have now enrolled RECEPTION 7

Eva, Montana, Taylah, Hannah and Trixie were busy picking grapes! into the College for a transition course. They the spirit of our school. Probably the best will spend three hours a week with us. They will advertising is from our families themselves. learn about the school and its richness and its Your endorsement is vital before anyone will opportunity. They will understand that they will consider an enrolment here. Your trust in the be safe and that rich learning awaits and that place and your recommendation for St Mark’s we do things in a special way here, the Benedict is much cheaper than any media moment but is way. The Reception teachers speak about the so much more precious. success of Little Lions. They speak about the confidence and readiness of the students. We Visit from the Salesian Provincial welcome our newest, youngest young ones. I write with a great sense of gratitude to Fr They are in good hands with Teresa Gadaleta. Will Matthews, the Salesian Provincial, who made a quick trip to the College this week. Board Meeting Fr Will wanted to say hello and to make sure The College Board gathered for its last that things were going well. He asked staff meeting in the eight meeting cycle over a year. to remember that they were always in the We have now finished out time as a Board and thoughts and prayers of the Salesians and that a new group has to be established at our AGM. if there are ever any concerns that they are I feel very grateful for the generosity of Alan just a phone call away. We manage this College Zubrinich as Chairman and the Board members with a strong commitment to the ethos of St themselves for their time and wisdom. They John Bosco. Fr Will’s visit reminds us of that and had been charged with the responsibility affirms its value. of overseeing the good management of the College. They attended meetings, read Greg Hay, documents, argued a case, made decisions and cared about this school. They were part Principal of a series of subcommittees who reported to the Board. They responded to questions about learning and the business, policy and the vision, the Strategic Plan and safety. The new Board now has to be formed at the AGM. The future of the place is very much held in trust in the hands of representatives from families. I ask parents to consider becoming a candidate for Board membership. It is a great service and vital in the life of St Mark’s. The AGM of the Board is Tuesday 19 March. Parents & Friends AGM Marketing Luke and his friends had their first day in Monday 4 March, 7.00pm We have begun our marketing campaign for Little Lions All Welcome 2020. You may have gone to the post-box this week and found a postcard from St Mark’s. We did a letter drop all over our region and we invited parents to consider this place. People are now thinking about an education for their children for next year. They look at those delightful Facebook posts every evening and there is a Principal tour in a week for them to pop in for a look. There are a series of television commercials which have been commissioned to hear the voice of our families. These capture

ARreoliugniodutshEedCuoclaletgioen From the APRIM I liked hearing Scott’s indigenous stories and the way he played the Didgerdoo as part of the Jerylee, Amity, Robbie and Callahan enjoyed the performance by Scott Darlow story. Kodi , Year 6 Class Masses Class Masses have commenced on both campuses for the year. This is a special way that we gather I thought his songs were inspirational and I liked in a community to share in our core Catholic ritual. We are very grateful for the support of our Parish hearing about how he came to write the song Priests and the way they encourage us to engage in these beautiful celebrations that each class ‘Rain’. Capri, Year 6 prepares. Parents, family and friends are welcome to join in the Benedict Mass on Thursday’s at 10am. We do Cactus Martens Concert ask that when you come along you stay and commit to joining in the whole celebration. Our Philippines Immersion group assisted Scott Darlow at a Fundraising Concert put on by Cactus This week we hosted Scott Darlow an Australian singer/songwriter on Tuesday in the BGC. Students Martens. We were so thrilled by the community in Years 5, 6, 8 and 10 each attended a performance by him. Scott shared not only his music with support of the event which added over $2200 the students but also a powerful message of reconciliation and relationships and aspects of his to our fundraising total. The students are keen Indigenous culture. Many students provided really positive feedback and we are grateful to have to forge ahead to get to their goal of raising been able to have him spend time in our community. $10000 to support the schools and centres we So far, in Religion we have been looking at Aboriginal Spirituality and Scott Darlow coming to talk will visit on the Immersion experience. to us gave us an opportunity to further extend our knowledge and understanding on the history of Australia. He spoke a lot about his personal experiences and incorporated his feelings into A special thank you to Cactus and the Northern songs. This gave us a different perspective on how stories can be told. He expressed how lucky we Country Music Association for their generosity are and made us take more notice of how tough some other kids have it. One of the key ideas he in putting this event on for us. focused on was the idea and meaning behind the word FLUTE. He taught us that Forgiveness, Love, Understanding, Tolerance and Empathy are all important to leading a happy life. It was a very Some save the Dates touching and enjoyable presentation and has made me more aware of the country we live in and how • YEAR 9 RITE JOURNEY LAUNCH DAY grateful I am to live in Australia. Eve, Year 10 Monday 25 February, 6pm Immersion students and performers John, Cactus and Steve at the fundraising concert Parent Evening at Bosco Campus • SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION EVENING Tuesday 12 March, 7:30pm Benedict Campus • SHROVE TUESDAY Tuesday 5 March • ASH WEDNESDAY Wednesday 6 March, 11.30am R-6 Mass in Good Samaritan Hall Katie Pole, APRIM IMPORTANT LINKS: Bishop Greg O’Kelly SJ has urged South Australian Catholics to contact members of Parliament about proposed changes to the State’s abortion laws, read the full article here: https://thesoutherncross.org.au/ news/2019/02/15/catholics-urged- stand-sacredness-life/ For all the news from the Catholic Archdioscese of Adelaide visit: https://thesoutherncross.org.au/

From the Deputy Principal Year 6 Leaders Amity, Brock, Beau, Mayah, Zoe, Mitchell, Maveric, Alyssa, Jackson and Violet Year 6 Leadership Farewell and Welcome This last fortnight has seen the Year 6 Since the last school newsletter the Benedict Leadership Program come to its official community has farewelled Awut and Tong conclusion with the nomination and election Makuei. We will certainly miss their beaming of students for Benedict School Captains and smiles and happy natures. We wish them well in House Captains. I’d like to take this opportunity their move to Melbourne to be closer to family. to thank our Year 3-6 Coordinator, Mr Matt We also welcome Nate Andersen to 4 Red Mead for overseeing the program with the and welcome back to St Mark’s, Capri Algie, 6 assistance of the Year 6 teachers; Mrs Pia Blue. May your time at Benedict be a positive Keain and Mr Bret Swensson. I know the experience. students elected to these positions will give their very best and I know they will be very well Benedict Counsellor supported by their fellow Year 6s who may May I also take this opportunity to officially not have a badge to wear but are definitely all welcome Ms Susan Read. Susan has accepted leaders in the eyes of the Benedict community. the role of Benedict Counsellor. Susan is well known to our community and comes with I share some thoughts from Mr Mead: a wealth of experience. Our students will During the last four weeks the Year 6 cohort continue to be in the very best of hands. Susan have been involved in the Leadership Program will be onsite Thursdays and Fridays. Requests at Benedict. The program consists of team for students to see Susan can be made through building activities as well as providing the Benedict Office or with class teachers. strategies for leadership such as habits like Put Recommendations may also be made by First Things First and Think Win-Win. teachers in consultation with parents. Benedict SRC Liturgy From the program the Year 6 cohort selected Carpark Safety and Badge Presentation eight nominees to run for Benedict School Although the 2019 school year has begun Tuesday 26 February , 2.00pm Captain. The Years 4, 5 and 6 listened to the smoothly, a number of concerns regarding nominees’ speeches and from that voted for student safety in the carpark have been Receptions Rest Day the Benedict School Captains. I am pleased to noted. Please remember that over 400 school Wednesday 27 February announce Zoe Reid and Mitchell Court as the children are leaving the campus and that 2019 Benedict School Captains. means a significant amount of foot traffic and Shrove Tuesday Liturgy moving cars. The speed limit in the car park is 10 Tuesday 5 March, 9.15am The Years 4, 5 and 6 then voted on the House kilometres and then 25 kilometres as you leave. Captains for 2019 after hearing their speeches. Please be mindful of these limits as you are Principal’s Tours They are: Bosco: Amity Williams and Brock in a school zone. Children by their very young Tuesday 5 March, Johanning; Gallagher: Mayah Camporeale and nature may not be fully attentive, therefore, it 9.30am - 10.30am or Beau Bridley; McNally: Violet Jackson and is paramount that the adults amongst us are 5.00pm - 6.00pm Jackson Smallacombe; Polding: Alyssa Ganley most concerned for the safety of all students. and Maveric Connelly. Another dangerous occurrence is the number Ash Wednesday of adults asking students to move between Wednesday 6 March, Congratulations to our School and House moving vehicles. Please, either drive through 11.30am in Good Sam Hall Captains for 2019. I am sure they will be ably the pick-up zone and collect your child from All Welcome supported by the Year 6 cohort. there or park and walk in to collect your child. These are the only two options currently SAPSASA The R-5 classes have also learned about available from a safety perspective. Summer Carnival leadership and have elected their Semester 1 Friday 8 March SRCs. All families and friends are invited to the Melissa Gadaleta, SRC Prayer Service and Badge Presentation this coming Tuesday 26 February at 2.00pm Deputy Principal, Benedict Campus in the Good Samaritan Hall (please note the change of date from the calendar).

Benedict Campus Around Benedict Campus LITTLE LIONS: New Little Lions, Indiana and GAMES CLUB: William enjoying Connect 4 Carys, in the play-shop WORLD OF MATHS: Lewis and Bailey “We WORLD OF MATHS: Leo and Leighton “We LITTLE LIONS: Time for a story liked the puzzle because it was difficult but had fun, we liked the ball game because we we really wanted to work it out” had to use our collaborating skills to get the ball in the holes” LITTLE LIONS: Liam and Manny loved the WORLD OF MATHS: Elise, Caprie and Amarli GAMES CLUB: Tate, Willow, Ava and Jacob Transformer alphabet toys “It was challenging – but FUN!” WORLD OF MATHS: Mia and Ceana “We LITTLE LIONS: Lined up and ready to go inside on the first day enjoyed the light switches and working out the shortest way”

Benedict Campus Year 6 Leadership Program Congratulations The Year 6s have been doing a leadership program over the last 3 weeks. We have done many fun to our Star Students! activities where we got to work together and have fun. We have learnt about the 7 Habits Tree and the 9 Values of a Good Leader. The 7 habits are: Star Salesian Students 1. be proactive 6 Red Jayden Hawkins 2. begin with the end in mind 6 Blue James Porta 3. put first things first 6 Green Ava Cridland 4. think win-win 5 Red Khyleen Joice Macatangay 5. seek first to understand, then to be understood 5 Blue Ryan Smart 6. synergise and sharpen the saw. 5 Green Kobe Wright We have done activities on each habit to help us understand them better. We have been thinking 4 Red Zac McInerney about what qualities a good leader should have to be successful. We have also talked about fixed and growth mindsets. I have learnt how to be kind and to get along with everyone. This week we will be selecting our new school and house captains for this year. Davyn Freer, 6 Red 4 Blue Molly Hudson 3 Red Connor Lavis 3 Blue Jett Dunstall 2 Red Charlie Champion 2 Blue Jack Porta 1 Red Parker Kelly 1 Blue Brielle Williams Star Samaritan Students Year 6s have been preparing for leadership roles at Benedict 6 Red Jack Jaeschke 6 Blue Sophie Smith The Buddy Program 6 Green Trey Luteria Last year in Year 5, we got our buddies for a 5 Red Cooper Bickley term and got to know them. We still have our buddies in Year 6 but some changed. 5 Blue Matilda Doyle It’s a great opportunity to see our buddies 5 Green Danniella Digeronimo grow in their schooling years. It’s fun to read to them, sit down and eat lunch and play duck, 4 Red Peyton Wright duck goose. 4 Blue Tobi Phillipps Our buddies put smiles on our faces and light up the school with their funny ways and the 3 Red Lexi Gebert way they run and play. When we first met them, they were very shy but now they just want to 3 Blue Sahana Sivalingam play and hug you. 2 Red Malakai White It’s fun to make things with them and learn with them. On the first day we had to make lions 2 Blue Cooper Malycha with the Little Lions. My buddy is Poppy, and she is so cute. She has a smile on her face and 1 Red Chloe Whitehorn that’s all you see with every reception. 1 Blue Declan Mezzino Ashley Wulf, 6 Red Rec. Red Hudson McBride Rec. Blue Emersyn Benson Rec. Green Riley Wilks Year 6 Ashley with her buddy Poppy

From the Deputy Principal success as they grow further in their servant leadership skills. Student Leadership Launches Today we gathered in the St Mark’s Sport Senior Leaders Camp Centre to celebrate our Student Leadership Recently, our Year 12 leaders travelled to Mary Team for 2019. St Mark’s College values student Knoll for a two-day formation retreat. They leadership and seeks to develop leadership gathered with great dedication and excitement skills through service to the school community for the year ahead. Our leaders’ experience and wider community outreach. The following started with the sharing of Eucharist at the Year 7-12 students have been successful in Cathedral. This was a time of celebration and their application to serve their House, the arts, affirmation for our leaders. Fr Francis and our sport and the wider College community in the community of faith held our leaders in their spirit of their House Patron and St John Bosco. I prayers and provided them with words of extend my congratulations to them all and look wisdom and comfort. Leaders were personally forward to seeing them flourish in their roles. challenged as they reflected and announced the types of leaders they would like to be. A vision Bosco House: was established, and goals were set. Bosco is in • 7 Nikaya Sims and Drae McLaughlin good hands and set for another year of growth. • 8 Amity Lane and Blake Hanlon The Year 12 leaders are a dynamic group of • 9 Charli Tiller and TJ Laughton individuals with a drive and passion to make a • 10 Jennah Laister and Austin Gilmour difference in the College community. • 11 Molly Seppelt and Deakin McLaughlin • 12 Captains: Ellie Todd and Luke Lane Bosco Students’ Leadership Gallagher House: Year 7 Camp Commissioning • 7 Zara Clark and Morrie Coates With the worry of another extreme heat wave, Friday 22 February • 8 Harper Bridley and Declan Taylor Port Hughes turned on delightful weather for Year 9 Rite Journey Launch • 9 Eliza-May Agnew and Thomas Hunter our Year 7 camp last week. The students and Parent BBQ Evening • 10 Alana Reid and Flynn Hayes their teachers explored the coastal area over Monday 25 February, 6.00pm • 11 Lucy O’Dea and Clayton Agnew three days and two nights. This was a time of Bosco Athletics Day • 12 Captains: Holly Reid and fun and new friendships for our students. The Friday 1 March days were filled with activities that challenged Year 12 Kayaking William Taylor the students, invited them into friendship and Sunday 3 March - provided opportunities for personal growth. Tuesday 5 March McNally House: The nights consisted of shared meals, liturgies Ash Wednesday • 7 Addison Roberts and Austin Dunbar and quizzes…and undoubtably, too many Wednesday 6 March • 8 Holly Gulin and Fraser Doyle lollies! Lasting memories were made, and I am Ag Crutching Course • 9 Ella Dunbar and Tom Fox sure these have been shared with family on Wednesday 6 - • 10 Grace Tattoli and their return. I congratulate Toni Freer and her Thursday 7 March team of capable teachers for organising and Bosco Student Leadership Day Xavier Simpson-Dunn facilitating a very successful camp experience Thursday 7 March • 11 Jordyn Nicolson and Tom Huxtable for our newest members to Bosco. Principal’s Tours Bosco • 12 Captains: Chelsea McBride and Thursday 7 March 9.30am - 10.30am or Jordan Williams 5.00pm - 6.00pm SAPSASA Polding House: Parent Information Evenings Summer Carnival • 7 Ava Amato and Cohen Harvey Our Parent Information nights have now Friday 8 March • 8 Grace Arbon and Baylee Connelly concluded. I extend my gratitude to all those • 9 Eliza Mezzino and Beau Allen who came and supported the evenings. St • 10 Jordan Ganley and Joseph McNamara Mark’s College is a wonderful community, a • 11 Chloe Hillier and Theo Dimou place with much energy, enthusiasm and a • 12 Captains: Scarlette Thoman and high standard of excellence. We know a strong partnership with you will make a difference Noah Waters in your child’s education. Should you have • Sports Captains: Tayla Scarman and Ben any questions or queries about your child’s wellbeing or learning, I encourage you to Ibele make contact using the details outlined in • Creative Arts Captains: Amy Burgess the information booklet. I hope that families left feeling informed and excited for the year and Jai Thornton ahead. • Salesian House Captain: Clayton Agnew Thank you to all my colleagues across the Our formal leadership program provides College for their attendance. I particularly students the opportunity to work across year extend my gratitude to our Year Level levels, become actively involved in meeting Coordinators for organising and facilitating procedure, fundraising activities, student very successful evenings. issues and College improvement. Marc Forster, Deputy Principal, Bosco Campus Congratulations to the 51 students from both middle and senior years who will form our College Leadership Team. We wish them every

Bosco Campus Around Bosco Campus CAMP: Year 7s and teachers on camp CAMP: “My favourite thing about Year 7 camp was seeing skates when we were snorkelling at Wallaroo.” Lucas CAMP: “I really enjoyed making a kite and LEADERSHIP: Sunrise liturgy at Mary Knoll CAMP: Bosco Lion sandcastle building racing them on the beach.” Matilda Retreat Centre TSC: The first day in the Trade Skills Centre DEPUTY’S CHOICE: Every five weeks, Marc CAMP: “Laughing, lollies and late nights... for Lucy, Hayley, Will, Caleb, Rangi, Darcy, and the Creative Arts Captains will select a that’s what made Year 7 camp great! “ Ruby Tallen, Jayden, Ethan and Deakin piece of artwork to be displayed in the Bosco Office. LEADERSHIP: Our Year 12 Leadership Group attended a a two-day formation retreat CAMP: Teamwork

Around the College Ballet Workshops by the Australian Ballet Company On Tuesday 19 February Benedict and Bosco students took part in dance workshops with the Australian Ballet Company. Yvette and Ben, members of the Australian Ballet Touring Company of 2019, took two workshops. These workshops consisted of a warm up, stretch, exercises across the floor, learning a piece of choreography entitled ‘Plain Jane’. The piece was about a girl named Jane who didn’t have a care in the world and a King who found materialistic objects like crowns and jewels were the things in life that made him happy. Throughout the piece Jane was trying to show the king that he didn’t need all these fancy things to make him happy and eventually he took off his crown, danced freely without it and discovered that he didn’t need it anymore because he was happy when he was dancing. We also experimented with a creative task where we got to use the piece of choreography that we had learnt but change different aspects of the choreography to make it look like our own. We changed things like the speed, direction or height of the movements and we could add in any moves like leaps or turns. Students who took part in the workshops were also lucky enough to go to Benedict and see the performance of ‘Plain Jane’ danced by two members of the Company. It was amazing to see professional dancers perform and really make the story come alive. I loved both the workshop and the performance and found this experience very inspiring. Thank you to Ms Clarke for organising this amazing experience, it was a lot of fun and something that I hope other students get to experience in years to come. Ella Smart, Year 10 Zak and Cooper stretching Eva and Ave enjoyed the workshop Ayeisha and Meteha perform their routine Another bumper grape harvest on the farm! This years grape harvest on McNally Farm was a record 1500 kilograms! Forty of our Ag students in Years 9 and 10 Ag, performed the bulk of the harvest duties under the tutelage of our new Ag Teacher Brett Hay. Brett has had broad experience in the agricultural industry prior to becoming a teacher and is also a Winemaker who has worked internationally in this trade. We welcome Brett to the College and look forward to our good wine getting even better! We would like to thank the Dennis family for donating approximately 800kg of Cabernet grapes from their Baroota Vineyards. The grapes will be processed by students and will add to the 1500kg of Shiraz grapes already undergoing fermentation at the ‘McNally Farm’ wine centre. Busy picking grapes! Joel Head, McNally Farm Manager Protecting the vines with netting Processing the grapes with Mr Brett Hay Harvesting grapes at the Baroota Vineyards- thanks to the Dennis Family for the donation of 800kg of Cabernet grapes!

Parents + Friends P+F Stall at AFL Match AGM If you are at the AFL game in Port Pirie on If you have considered joining the P+F come Saturday 2 March, pop by and support our St along to our AGM on Monday 4 March, 7.00pm in Mark’s College P+F stall. They will be selling the Bosco Conference Room. All welcome! chips and chocolates at the match! Save the Date- Benedict Movie Night Bosco Sports Day Cake Stall The annual Benedict Movie Night will be held on The P+F are looking for: Thursday 11 April. ‘How to Train You Dragon - The • donations of cakes and slices Hidden World’ will screen from 7.00pm. Doors • BBQ cooks for a 30 minute shift open at 6.30pm, $5 entry. Students can wear PJ’s at Bosco Sports Day on Friday 1 March. Email and bring a beanbag / pillows / blaket to watch [email protected] the movie. or message the Facebook group if you can help! Community Notices Gen Z Sessions for 11 - 16 year olds SANFL Statewide Super League Grand Final • Coding IT Session- Tuesday 19 February Family Pass and other awesome goodies. • Chocolate Crunch Balls and Apricot Balls Register before 25 February, for your chance to Cooking Session- Tuesday 5 March be one of the 2019 SANFLW Grand Final Medal Presenters, visit: https://sanfl.com.au/juniors/ • Community Garden Visit- Tuesday 19 news/2019-sanfl-next-step-program/ March GAME ON!  • Ceramic Tea Lights Craft Session- Tuesday 2 April Port Pirie's first console and PC gaming event Sunday 24th March, 10am - 4pm Bookings essential, contact the Port Pirie Northern Festival Centre, Port Pirie Regional Libray on 8632 1649. Sessions run from 4.00 - 4.45pm and require a $2 donation. Powered by  SAPSASA Swimming State Carnival FIFA Tournament SA Aquatics and Leisure Centre on Friday 29 Car Racing Tournament March for ages 10-13 years. Free gaming available all day! Free Entry Come and try out for the Pirie District team at Over $700 worth of prizes the Port Pirie Aquatic and Leisure Centre on: Alcohol free event  • Wednesday 20 February, 4.00- 5.00pm All ages welcome  • Wednesday 20 February, 4.00- 5.00pm Food and drink for purchase Contact: Chris Veitch at Mid North Christian College on 8632 4240 SPONSORS Please note: Parents are required to stay with the students at the pool until trials are complete and students who do not have a season pass to the pool will need to pay the pool entry fee. If selected, team members will need to arrange own transportation to and from Adelaide. SANFL Next Step Program Port Football and Community Sporting Club • 5-8 year olds: $90 Monday 15 April, Adelaide Oval Open daily from 9.00am 9am – 12pm OR 1pm – 4pm Max 120 registrations per session • 9-14 year olds: $110 Tuesday 16 April, Adelaide Oval 9am – 2pm Max 125 registrations per session Each participant will receive: Personalised Guernsey, football, drink bottle,