MRC Newsletter - Issue 9 - 14 June 2023

Prayer

Principal's Message

Welcome to our final newsletter for Term 2. What a term it has been! 

Over the past few weeks there has been a continuing emphasis on finishing tasks that showcase the knowledge and skills students have gained throughout the semester. This important stage of learning allows our students to exhibit their progress across various learning domains, and we extend our gratitude to parents for their continuous support. Last week we had the opportunity to experience the entrepreneurial and project based learning of our $20 Boss students, under the guidance of teacher Tania Bruckner, as they shared their wares on Market Day. An amazing selection of self driven project outcomes to choose from. Tomorrow, Thursday June 15, teachers will have a dedicated Professional Practice Day for correction and the reviewing and writing reports. These reports will be accessible on PAM at the end of the term. This is also the day many of  our senior students will sit their most important GAT.

On Tuesday 20 and Wednesday 21 June our staff will participate in the Voting period for the proposed Catholic Education Multi Enterprise Agreement 2022 (CEMEA 2022). This new agreement has at its focus, improved working conditions for teachers and all staff who work in schools. The proposed changes have already included pay rises, classification changes for education support staff, reduced face to face teaching time for teachers and a change to the way teacher work is regulated.  Part of this regulation is recognition through the accrual of Time in Lieu for the time teachers and education support staff are required to work outside of agreed working hours at camps, excursions and school events. Without teacher and staff involvement in and supervision of such activities they cannot occur. We are grateful for their generosity of time as these are important parts of learning in our school.

We enhanced our focus on involving our Junior students in the Performing Arts, as our Year 7 students played a significant role in the Junklandia performance in Colac. This captivating show featured a blend of rhythm, dance, circus acts, and comedy, captivating the audience's imagination through the innovative use of recycled materials as musical instruments. Everyday items like kitchen utensils, cardboard boxes, and buckets were transformed into drum sets, while plastic bags were repurposed into remarkable musical tools. The performers utilised the human body as a unique sound machine. The grand finale showcased an incredible "junk orchestra," where each audience member, armed with a recycled instrument, came together to form a truly unique Junkyard Band. Through synchronised rhythm, music, and movement, the audience experienced the tangible power of collaboration and teamwork while enjoying themselves!

Our Addams Family cast and crew continue their commitment to bringing to you a skilled and entertaining performance. Save the date for our public shows to be performed at the Theatre Royal Camperdown, commencing with an evening performance on Friday 18 August followed by a matinee and evening show on Saturday 19 August. Tickets for the show will go on sale soon. It won’t disappoint!

In sport news we congratulate students involved in the many MRC teams to participate in HSSSD local competitions as well as Greater Western Region finals competitions. Both our Year 9 Boys Football team and our Year 7 and Year 8 Girls Netball teams won through their HSSSD round to now qualify for GWR finals. Our Junior Girls Football team had a great day out without making it through to GWR finals, whilst our Senior and Intermediate Girls both played in the Grand Final at GWR. Our Senior team lost by 2 goals to Trinity College Colac and our Intermediates by 4 goals to Emmanuel College Warrnambool. Our Year 10 Boys Football team played on the same day also losing in the Grand Final this time to Monivae College, Hamilton.

Congratulations go to Archie T Year 10 on his selection in the Victorian Country U16 Football Squad. We wish Archie and his team all the best for their competition in July.

Tyra S has also been included in the Victorian Interschools Equestrian team in the show horse section for juniors competing alongside Lizzy J in the senior section.

We also congratulate the many girls who played in the recent Western Division of the Netball Victoria Association Championships in Warrnambool with many now qualifying to represent the Hampden League in the finals on Sunday 18 June at the State Netball Centre in Parkville.

Well done also to 2021 Alumni Hamish Sinnott on his selection in the Carlton VFL side which defeated Essendon on Sunday.

We congratulate our Senior and Intermediate debating teams who participated in the second round of the DAV Debating competition in Ballarat. Our Year 10 students participated in their Religious Education Retreat Program last week. A little different to previous years, the extended experience was part of the Positive Start Camp and Experience Program funded by the Victorian Government to enable young people to be more active and reconnect with friends after our remote learning experience.

With the term break just a few weeks away we take this time to thank and farewell staff who have been working with us whilst others have been taking well earned leave. We thank sincerely Lola Dussart, our volunteer French Language Assistant who will return home to Belgium on 21 June. We sincerely thank the van den Heuvel family of St Colmans Mortlake who have hosted Lola for her stay. We thank and farewell teacher Mary Renehan who has been covering Lesa Thornton this term. We welcome Lesa back at the beginning of Term 3.

Beginning at the start of Term 3, we wish LSO Zoe Bouchier all the very best as she begins parental leave to welcome her second child. We also wish College Counsellor Sharon Suhan the best as she and her family take some well earned leave. We are pleased to welcome back former MRC College Social Worker Chadley Peerman whilst Sharon is away. We also welcome back to MRC teacher Kristie Jensen from Parental Leave.

We will soon be advertising for expressions of interest for teaching staff for 2024, including graduates. Please share what a great school and community MRC is with any interested teachers and potential education support staff.

Our ongoing open enrolment process for 2024 is still in progress. I trust that you have received our enrolment flyer via mail. We will host tours at our O’Keeffe Junior campus in Noorat on Wednesday 14 June at 9.30am and 3.30pm and on Monday 19 June at 6.30pm. Our Discovery day will be hosted on Monday 28 August for all confirmed and prospective 2024 Year 7 students. Families interested in enrolling their students for Year 7 in 2024 or any other year level are requested to initiate the completion of their enrolment paperwork at the earliest convenience. The necessary documentation can be accessed online, along with the applications for our Equity and First Nations scholarships. An education at Mercy is accessible to everyone. Furthermore, I want to extend a heartfelt invitation to any families currently facing challenges. If you find yourself in need, please don't hesitate to reach out, and we will gladly arrange assistance with family fee contributions. We are here to support you.

Our final day for students this term is Friday 23 June with an early finish for students to allow our buses to connect with State bus runs. This day will be a Winter Woolies - Flanno Friday casual dress day and we ask all students and staff to bring along goods needed by Warrnambool and District Food Share - healthy cereals and breakfast spreads - and non perishable food and toiletry items for St Vincent de Paul. 

Thank you for your kindness and generosity,
Sharon Gillett
Principal

Learning at MRC

Year 10 to Senior School Pathways - SAVE THE DATE!

Behind the scenes our staff are working hard preparing for the upcoming period when our students select their pathways and subjects for 2024. This is relevant for students in Year 8 and 9, but is most critical for our Year 10 cohort who will be entering their senior years of schooling. Some families may be aware that much has changed in the senior schooling landscape over the last 12 months and that young people now have several pathway options available to them with some of these pathways overlapping. It is vital that all of our families have an opportunity to listen to what has changed from the experts in person. 

What has changed. From 2024 all senior students will be working towards achieving the VCE certificate. VCAL has been phased out. For students wishing to pursue a vocational pathway, they have the option of taking the VCE Vocational Major (VCE-VM) stream that can be integrated with both VET and traditional VCE studies. It may sound confusing which is why we need all families to engage with our process. 

On Friday 14 July we will have the official ‘launch’ of the pathways period which will take place over the course of the term. In the morning our Year 10s will hear from staff with leadership oversight in VCE, VCE-VM, VET, School Based Apprenticeships (SBATS) and Work Placements. Students will be given a Pathways booklet where they will reflect on their educational journey to date, take notes on what they learn from the various information sessions and plan their options. Parents will have various opportunities to engage with the process as it unfolds and the most important date is the:

There is an English excursion planned for this day for all Year 10 students in Melbourne. Students will be returning late to school so we have organised the session to run adjacent to the pick up time.

Natalie Stephenson
Deputy Principal - Learning, Teaching and Innovation

$20 Boss Market Day

On 1st June our Year 10 small business class ran their $20 Boss Market Day during lunchtime at McAuley Campus. This was a culmination of many weeks' work, where students explored ideas, narrowed their focus and learned how to create an enterprise.

Their project based learning focussed on planning, budgeting, marketing and troubleshooting. The students have worked very hard, and should be proud of themselves - their market was a huge success.The businesses were ice-cream sandwiches (Archie & Darcy), bath bombs (Lucy, Annie & Hannah), milkshakes (Keely, Phoebe, Indi & Lucy), choc-chip cookies (Alex, Charlie, Billy, Jach & Elijah) and baked goods (Trent).

Thank you to all the staff and students who supported the $20 Boss class. All profits will be donated to the charities of the students’ choice - the Breast Cancer Foundation, Fight MND, Make-A-Wish, Lifeline and Mates4Mates.

Debating and Public Speaking at Mercy

Our two debating teams made the trip to Ballarat again last Wednesday to compete in the Debaters Association of Victoria Competition. 

Our C Grade Team last week consisted of three amazing Year 9 students: 
-Carl L
-Maddison S
-Joseph M (best score for our team)

The team was faced with an ‘advised topic’ regarding technology and innovation. They were given the exact topic one hour before the debate and required to plan it without any technology or resources other than some pre prepared notes on the broader topic.

The topic was: That companies should be required to produce a new product or offer a new service every year. (Affirmative)

As a teacher, the highlight for me was seeing the students plan the debate (through the windows as I was not allowed to help). They had a classroom and a white board and notes to use. The students worked so well as a team. They planned, brainstormed, discussed and problem solved together for an hour (which flew by!).

Competing against a Year 10 team from Ballarat Grammar they acquitted themselves well and although they were not the final victors their arguments were clear and strong. 

The Year 11  VCE team were faced once again with a Year 12 team from Ballarat Grammar.
-Charlotte B (equal best score for our team)
-Valeria M (equal best score for our team)
-Jack M

We were the negative team debating the topic: That the government should financially incentivise people to become vegetarians.

As an entirely ‘secret ’ debate the students were given the topic just one hour prior and required to go into a room to prepare and plan their arguments and possible rebuttals. (With no technological support or notes). This style of debate is very challenging and requires a lot of skill and teamwork especially as they are expected to speak for at least 6 minutes each. Whilst not the victors, I would like to congratulate our VCE debaters on being brave, intelligent, hardworking and determined competitors in such a high level competition. Thanks also to the staff who have given up their time to accompany the team and support the students thus far. 

Up and coming events include:
Round four of  Ballarat region DAV debates (secret topics)  in Ballarat on July 19th
Warrnambool Eisteddfod Year 9/10 Debate competition on July 26th
Warrnambool Eisteddfod year 11/12 Debate competition on July 27th
Final Round of Ballarat Region DAV debates on August 2nd.
Frayne Speech Festival on August 25th Senior Teams only. This competition between Mercy Affiliated Schools round Victoria includes Debating, Public Speaking and Voice Choir.

Animal Care Excursion

On the 1st of June, our Cert II Animal Care class had an excursion to the Warrnambool Wildlife Encounters park (WWE). WWE offered a complete hands-on interaction with all the native animals in the park. During their visit, the students patted, held and fed the majority of animals they had on show. They met animals such as wombats, kangaroos, raptors, dingoes, and reptiles just to name a few. Students were also provided with lots of interesting facts about each animal. The WWE provides amazing hands-on experiences that not many other wildlife parks offer. Our Animal Care class highly recommends you visit!

VCE PE Excursion

Our VCE PE class visited the state of the art exercise science lab at Fed uni on Thursday 8th June. The students participated in labs on biomechanics and energy systems and experienced first hand the processes and testing done by elite athletes. A great experience!

Community & Wellbeing at MRC

Food Drive - Winter Woolies ‘Flanno Friday’
Friday 23rd June

The last day of term, Friday 23rd of June will be a ‘Winter Woolies - Flanno Friday’ casual dress day. Instead of a gold coin donation for the casual day - we are asking students to provide an item for our food drive. 

We have been in contact with Warrnambool and district food share and the most needed items at the moment are healthy cereals and breakfast spreads but any non-perishable food items will be gratefully received. Boxes will be provided for you to fill for all year levels and in staff rooms.

Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD) On School
Students with Disability

Wellbeing Team - Berni Sinnott, Sharon Suhan, Matthew Irving

Faith at MRC

Year 10 Retreat - Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th of June

Year 10 Retreat at Burnside Camp in Anglesea was a remarkable experience. This transformative event allowed our students to step outside their comfort zones, embrace new challenges, and gain valuable insights that will shape their personal and academic journeys.

The retreat involved a good blend of outdoor activities and inspiring guest speakers. Our students pushed their limits through engaging in activities that were outside their comfort zones. The adventures included bike riding, low-ropes and initiatives, high ropes, and stand-up paddle boarding. These experiences not only tested their physical abilities but also instilled a sense of resilience and teamwork within each participant.

In addition to the adrenaline-pumping activities, our students had the privilege of listening to two interesting guest speakers. Nas Sobhani, from the streets barber, shared his inspiring journey and highlighted the importance of doing good in the world while developing virtuous characteristics. His message resonated deeply, encouraging our students to make positive contributions to their communities and embody compassion, kindness and empathy.

Another esteemed speaker, Sonya Karras from 'a whole new world,' addressed the critical topic of personal safety. Through engaging stories and meaningful discussions, she imparted invaluable knowledge to our young people, equipping them with practical skills to navigate their surroundings confidently and stay safe.

Amidst the captivating sessions and physical challenges, our students took time to appreciate the stunning Anglesea coastline during a refreshing walk. Despite a little rain, their spirits remained undeterred, and the beauty of the surroundings provided a serene backdrop for reflection and connection.

The retreat also incorporated team-building games, fostering cooperation and camaraderie among our students. These activities reinforced the importance of effective communication, trust, and unity when working together towards a common goal.

Furthermore, our students were guided through goal-setting activities and had the opportunity to create vision boards. These exercises empowered them to identify their aspirations, clarify their objectives, and develop a roadmap for personal growth and achievement.

As we reflect on this Retreat, we are filled with pride for our Year 10 students. Their willingness to step outside their comfort zones, embrace challenges, and actively engage in personal development is inspiring. We believe this experience has equipped them with valuable skills, resilience, and a sense of purpose that will propel them forward in their academic and personal pursuits.

Kellie Wilson - Catholic Identity, Mission & Ethos Leader

Year 9 Retreat - Wednesday 21st June 2023

What does MERCY look like, feel like and sound like to you?

Our Year 9s will share in a great ‘Mercy’ themed retreat on Wednesday 21st of June.

This is a compulsory school day and part of the RE curriculum. 

The guest speaker for the day is Karon Donnellon RSM.

Karon has had years of experience speaking with students and adults alike of the story of Mercy and how this ethos can be enacted in our world today. She is an engaging and inspiring speaker who will link our school values to the theme of ‘mercy’. This theme embodies our hope that students at Mercy Regional College really do see themselves as people of mercy, both now and into the future with a focus on giving back to the community in any way they can. This topic relates to the “Mercy” unit which has been explored in RE classes throughout Term 2.

The day will be broken up into several parts including shared morning tea and shared lunch together as a Year 9 community.

There will be activities that promote a sense of ‘giving’ to the wider community and which follow on with the theme of mercy and compassion in today's society.  We will focus on giving with the whole school Winter Appeal and will be especially asking Year 9 students to be conscious of donating for this appeal and for the needs of Mercy  Works.  https://www.mercyworks.org.au/      

There will also be the opportunity for students to respond artistically and practically to the theme during the day including sorting goods for charity, making projects for charity and presenting artistic pieces to improve awareness of the needy within our school community. 

We look forward to a  special day in our school community and the involvement of all Year 9 students. We will use three venues for different aspects of our day including St Patrick’s Church, MID01 & MID02 and the multipurpose area at McAuley Campus. 

Jo Saunders & Josiane Gardner - Year 9 RE faculty.

Sports Report

GWR Netball

On Tuesday, 6th June our Senior and Intermediate Netball teams competed in the GWR competition in Ballarat.

The Senior team played very well throughout the day winning their two pool games against Warrnambool College and Horsham College. The team was strong in the semi final against Ballarat Secondary College, with MRC winning 35-14. The team came runners up in the grand final against Trinity College Colac. It was a great game, with a final score of 23-25.

The Intermediate team competed in their pool against Ballarat High and Edenhope Secondary College, emerging victorious in both games with convincing performances. In the first semi-final, they engaged in a closely contested match against Trinity College Colac, eventually securing a victory by a margin of 3 goals. The grand final showcased an intense showdown against Emmanuel College, Warrnambool. Although the scores were tied at half time, the team unfortunately fell short by 4 goals at the final siren.

It is worth noting that all the players displayed true sportsmanship throughout the competition, and they deserve congratulations for their commendable efforts!

Library News

MRC Book Club: Parents, Friends, Alumni - all welcome!

Everyone is welcome to join us for Mercy Book Club. All you need to do is: read the book, register to attend (no cost involved) and come along to a friendly social get together for discussion with fellow book-lovers.

 When?     6:30pm on Wednesday 21 June

Where?   Terang’s Commercial Hotel

Who?       Everyone is welcome 

Book?      Limber lost by Robbie Arnott

How?       Register here (No cost)

Contact:  Jean Christie via email for more information.

The Mercy Book Club for parents, friends and staff members has chosen another great book for Term 2. Limberlost, by award-winning author Robbie Arnott, is an especially  great read for anyone who enjoys descriptive writing. The story  is set in the author’s home state of Tasmania and is loosely based on the stories Arnott’s grandfather told and retold of growing up in the Tamar Valley. Arnott excels at making the landscape come alive with his writing.

eBooks and Audiobooks

Access your eLibrary anywhere, anytime!

Wheelers ePlatform has hundreds of eBooks, predominantly fiction.

It includes digital versions of many popular titles. Login here using your MRC credentials.

https://mrc.wheelers.co/

Jean Christie
Library & Resource Centre Coordinator

Career News

Please see the link below to the latest edition of Career News.

Topics this week include:

YEAR 12 STUDENTS

• Employment – Australian Border Force and PwC Higher Apprenticeship Program
• Gap Year employment programs
• Early entry programs
• Compulsory university entry tests (law and teaching)
• Medicine and dentistry course – application process
• Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA)
• Monash University – Business Explorer Program
• Melbourne University – A Day at Melbourne 

YEAR 11 STUDENTS

• National Youth Science Forum
• Monash University – Business Explorer Program
• Melbourne University – A Day at Melbourne

YEAR 9 & 10 STUDENTS

• The Santos Science Experience Program
• Camp Seek

ALL STUDENTS

• Study skills and resources
• Choosing STEM electives
• Dental science
• Careers in psychology
• Upcoming career events

YEAR 12 STUDENTS

• Reminder - employment opportunities
• University early entry programs
• Reminder – high achiever scholarship programs
• Monash University – Business Explorer Program
• The University of Melbourne – a Day at Melbourne 

YEAR 11 STUDENTS

• Monash University – Business Explorer Program
• The University of Melbourne – a Day at Melbourne
• National Youth Science Forum – applications closing soon
• Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA)
• Agriculture – Defying the Drift Program

YEAR 10 STUDENTS

• Agriculture – Defying the Drift Program
• The Santos Science Experience Program
• UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing 

YEAR 9 STUDENTS

• The Santos Science Experience Program
• UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing

ALL STUDENTS

• Global Sports Programs – elite Football and Rugby campus
• Apprenticeships and traineeships
• Open Days
• Law courses in Victoria
• Careers in economics
• Study security studies at university
• Health information management
• Focus on agriculture
• Amazing Cyber Security program
• Careers with STEM: Defence Force careers
• UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing
• Natural health courses
• Upcoming career events

Arts Report

The Addams Family Production

Our talented and creative learners have been steadily improving their performing Arts skills with their commitment to the production of the Addams Family. 

They have been working hard on Act I and are making great strides forward. 

Look out for some of their creative self promotion material coming your way soon!

50th Jubilee Celebrations

Book: A Special Spirit: a History of Mercy Regional College 1973-2023

Lachie Lee makes history come alive with this very engaging story of the College from its inception to the present day. It celebrates many of the significant events and people that have helped to shape our school. This quality, hardcover book is a beautiful publication and an ideal gift that will be a treasured keepsake for many years to come. 

LIMITED NUMBERS AVAILABLE

Pre-order your copy now for $45 

You can also choose to have your book posted anywhere in Australia for an additional $10

Please order your copy here:

Show your Mercy Spirit! Jubilee Merchandise

You can also show your Mercy spirit and support the College with a range of 50th anniversary memorabilia including, anniversary roses, wine, and tea towels (see descriptions below).
Please order your Jubilee merchandise here:

The Colours of Mercy Anniversary Rose

As part of the Mercy Regional College 50th anniversary celebrations, the College will make available a special anniversary rose in the MRC colours. 

If you’re looking for a rose with a ‘wow’ factor, this is it! This Rosa floribunda has glossy thick mid-green foliage - a stunning multi-coloured rose in bush form that produces huge clusters of yellow flowers that change to pink and red on maturity. To add to the enchantment, every petal is unique. 

The beautiful flowers on this plant produce a lovely mild fragrance. This rose is disease resistant and all round strong. Ideal for garden beds or borders along the driveway.

We are now taking pre-orders so that you won’t miss out on this rose, which will be made available closer to and on the special weekend of celebration in November 2023.

Cost $37.00

Tea towels with spirit!

Available in two designs, these locally-sourced tea towels are both beautiful and useful. Super soft and absorbent, they are made from 180gsm cotton twill. There are two designs to choose from, both featuring the 50th Anniversary logo, which incorporates both the Catholic Regional College and Mercy Regional College emblems. 

Cost: $15 each

Anniversary Wine

The College has partnered with Bellarine Estate to produce two anniversary wines, a crisp Chardonnay and a complex Shiraz. (Collect from College or purchase on the Jubilee Day)

Cost $20 each. (due to liquor licensing requirements, ordering and payments for wine will open mid-October.)

Jubilee Day

We would love our past students, families and staff to join us in this celebration on Saturday 25 November from 11:30 to 3:30 in Camperdown. School tours, roll calls and displays for each decade, food trucks and music, tree planting, free family portraits, afternoon tea and more. 

Register for this free event here:

Jubilee Dinner 

On Saturday evening (25 November) we will gather for dinner and the presentation of the inaugural Spirit of Mercy Awards, and the Annual Car Raffle. Then you are invited to kick up your heels to the lively music of The People’s Poets.

Tickets can be purchased here:

Alumni News

Class Reunions 2023

2023 is a special year for CRC and MRC community. As the College is celebrating its 50th anniversary, we are hoping to see many of our alumni involved in events and festivities. And what year can be better to have a class reunion than the jubilee year? 

We are calling out to the graduating classes of milestone years who are due to have a reunion in 2023. If you are planning an event, please contact the College at alumni@mercy.vic.edu.au or 03 5593 2011. We will be happy to help you promote your event and organise a campus tour for your group. 

• Graduating Class of 1978 – 45 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 1983 – 40 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 1988 – 35 Years Reunion
  
• Graduating Class of 1993 – 30 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 1998 – 25 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 2003 – 20 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 2008 – 15 Years Reunion
  
• Graduating Class of 2013 – 10 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 2018 – 5 Years Reunion
• Graduating Class of 2022 – 1 Year Reunion

Upcoming Dates and Events

Thursday 15 June - GAT (Unit 3 & 4 students and Year 12 VM)
                                         Correction & Report Writing Day - No Classes
                                         GWR Intermediate & Senior Soccer

Tuesday 20 June - Emilie Zoey Baker Poet Incursion

Wednesday 21 June - GWR Junior (Year 7) Football
                                      GWR Junior Girls' Netball
                                      Year 9 Retreat

Friday 23 June - Term 2 ends

Monday 10 July - Term 3 commences

Thursday 13 July - State Cross Country

Friday 14 July - Year 7 STEAM Excursion

Wednesday 19 July - Year 10 English Excursion
                                     Debating Competition
                                     Senior Pathways Information Evening

Monday 24 July - HSSSD Intermediate & Senior Basketball

Tuesday 25 July - ODE Snow Camp

Thursday 3 August - GWR Intermediate & Senior Basketball
                                    GWR Junior/Senior & Intermediate Table Tennis

Wednesday 16 August - Year 11 Retreat
                                         The Addams Family Tech Rehearsal @ Theatre Royal

Thursday 17 August - Whole School Photo
                                      The Addams Family Dress Rehearsal @ Theatre Royal

Friday 18 August - The Addams Family Opening Night @ Theatre Royal  
                                Bullying No Way Day

Saturday 19 August - The Addams Family Matinee & Closing Night @ Theatre Royal

Later in the Year:

Friday 15 September - Term 3 concludes

Monday 2 October - Term 4 commences
                                  Central Australia Experience

Saturday 25 November - MRC 50th Jubilee Day and Anniversary Dinner

Community Notices