Tuesday 15 October 2019 - Wednesday 18 December 2019

GOULBURN MISSION MASS TIMES

St Peter & Paul’s             

Saturday

6.00pm September – April

5.00pm May - August

Our Lady of Fatima       

Sunday - 7.00am

Ss Peter and Paul’s       

Sunday - 10.00am

Taralga                            

Saturday

6.00pm September – May

5.00pm June - August

Crookwell                      

Sunday 9.00am

Binda (1,2,3)                    

Sunday 10.30am

Tuena (5)                         

Sunday 11.30am

St Patrick’s Marulan      

2/4 Sunday of Month - 8.00am

St Joseph’s Tarago         

3 Sunday of Month - 8.00am

St Laurence O’Toole Spring Valley

St Michael’s, Bungonia. St Bartholomew’s Collector

PARISH OFFICE DETAILS

Office Hours: 8.30am – 12.30pm – Monday to Friday

Address: 36 Verner Street

Mailing Address: PO Box 11, GOULBURN NSW 2580

Phone: (02) 6239 9863

Email: gouburn@cg.org.au

Website: http://cg.org.au/goulburn/Home.aspx

Maths Help sessions are available for interested students.

WEEK A

Wednesday - 8.20am in MET 6

Wednesday - 11.10am (Recess) in MET 7

Thursday - 8.20am in MET 8

WEEK B

Monday - 11.10am (Recess) in MET 6

Thursday - 8.20am in MET 8

Friday - 11.10am (Recess) in MET 8

During the Sydney Eisteddfod Joshua Arnold has competed in six sections that were held from May until August.

The prestigious Actor’s Championship is the principal award in Speech & Drama in Josh’s age group (12-14 Years) in which he placed 1^st (improving on last year’s 3^rd place).

https://sydneyeisteddfod.com.au/2019-acting-champions/

His other results in Sydney were:

Shakespeare Monologue In Rehearsal Blacks (14 & Under) 2nd Place

Prose Speaking (13 Years) 2nd Place

Verse Speaking (13 Years) 1^st Place

Character / Monologue (13 Years) 2nd Place

Public Speaking (13 Years) Highly Commended

In Sydney he has won the Verse Speaking section in all three years in which he has entered the competition in his age group.

Last week Josh travelled to Canberra for the Australian National Eisteddfod and competed in another 6 sections in his age group.

He won the poetry, prose, drama and public speaking sections and placed 2^nd in the Bible Reading and Impromptu Reading sections – another pretty good day in the office.

Josh will be competing in the Goulburn Eisteddfod September 23/24; this competition is quite special to him as he has been a competitor there since Kindergarten.

Games for Saturday 14 September 2019

Soccer - Cookbundoon Home Games

U13s @ 10:30am Trinity VS Stags Blue on Field 4 (Semi Finals)

U17s @ 11am - Trinity VS Crookwell on Field 2 (Semi Finals)

Netball

Troopers will play in the Grand Final on Saturday 14th September at Carr Confoy Netball Courts.

Results for Saturday 7 September 2019

Rugby Finals - Vikings Park

14s Trinity vs Gungahlin - WIN (10-5)

15s Trinity vs Jindabyne - WIN (21-12)

Soccer 

U13s Trinity vs St Peter's and Pauls - Win (6-5)

U17s Trinity VS Workers - Loss (1-3)

Netball Finals - Goulburn Courts

Major Semi - Trinity Troopers vs Mighty Strikers - Win (46-14)

Minor Semi - Trinity Tornado vs Apollo - Loss (64-21)

Good luck to all of our teams this weekend!

U14 Trinity Team - Green Division Premiers

In a game worthy of a grand final, the Trinity U14  team were able to hold off a fast finishing Gunghalin Eagles team to win the Green Division grand final 10-5. Three penalties against Trinity after the final whistle meant the boys had to dig deep to be able to hold up the Premiers Trophy.

A man of the match performance from Seth Kennedy, match saving tackles from Charlie Booth, and the match winning try from Brendan O'Rourke, combined with some serious coaching from Mick Seaman and Billy 'The Kid' Barker were all crucial to the teams win.

In a true team performance, it is difficult to single out any players as standouts, however, Josh Clark saved his best for the last game of the season, Joey 'The Jet' Simmons scored the first try to get the boys rolling, Big Bad Bustling Benny Ishimwe had a great game,as did wingers Tush Mani and Levi Willoughby.

There is nothing like watching Matty Seaman inspire his team by taking a quick tap and boring it into the opposition forwards, 'stand off' Josh Evans led his backs by example; Simon Leach also had a Gordon Tallis type game - fearless in defence and attack.

Fittingly, the U15s coached by Damian Stanberg were also able to hold on to win their grand final.

Great games to finish the season -  thanks to the many parents, friends and school teachers who attended to support both teams.

Jason Moroney

Four teams represented Trinity at the ASC Basketball Carnivals held on Monday 26 August and Thursday 5 September at the Tuggeranong Basketball Stadium.

The teams:
7/8 Boys: Reid Thompson, Gabe Wakefield, Seth Kennedy, Isaac White, Charlie Booth, James Boyd, John Edwards, Brendan O’Rourke and Tom Writer.

9/10 Boys: Sam Neate, Sam Spackman, Will Simmons, Mason Young, Jhy Thompson, Isaac Stanberg, Declan Stubbs and Jack McEntee.

7/8 Girls: Hannah Bowles, Zoe Divall, Emily Stanberg, Ava Falk, Meg Toparis, Sierra Corby, Bella Remington and Charlotte Adam.

11/12 Girls: Yasmin Titheradge, Emily Adam, Holly Spillane, Camilla Barden, Hannah Freebody and Rylee Bowles

Thank you Mason Young for being referee and to Jack Dunn and Rachel Smith for taking the teams.

Oliver Robertson has made the GWS Giants Under 14s Development Squad for ACT/ Southern NSW. The squad of 22 players, selected from the region, will play a three game series against other development squads in Albury during the first week of school holidays.

Congratulations Oliver!

Cyber Safety sessions are often structured around how you can help your child, and what a child should not be doing on social media. However, this is about you.

Sharing photos or video content filmed onsite at school or a school event on social media may cause serious privacy issues for other students.

Parents and third-party contractors are not authorised to use such images unless specific permissions are signed by the parents of each child appearing on that party’s social media accounts. 

Allowing third parties to use images of children to promote their business on social media is rarely included in media release documentation provided to parents and signed each year (or in some cases only when first enrolled).

This is not the decision of the school to say it is ok unless parents have signed off on what is advertising using their child’s image. This may become a duty of care issue for a school.

In the eyes of the law, a school is considered a private place, and the Principal is regarded as the manager of that private place. When a media release document is signed, and in place, students, parents, and third-party contractors need the express permission of a Principal before publishing any photos taken onsite at the school, or just outside the school, in uniform, on excursions, etc. This includes posting on social media and why there is “no publish” lists in most schools.

Students also need to be continuously reminded that taking photos of their friends at school and posting them to Snapchat, Instagram, etc, is publishing without the consent and can cause issues from a duty of care perspective if the photo is taken wearing school uniform, onsite at the school, tagged into the school or on an excursion. Students often do not understand the importance of privacy as in many cases, they have never had it with everything since their first ultrasound photo published on social media by their parents.

We were recently made aware of a case where a child who was relocated with their family in a witness protection program was photographed at their new school by a parent during assembly and published on a community social media page. Custody issues, DV, etc, also need to be considered.

Most schools are fine with you taking photos up close of your child only,  but please be aware that you do not know what is happening in the lives of the children in the background.

Goulburn & District Meals on Wheels are looking for volunteers to join their organisation in the delivery of meals to Goulburn's frail and aged, and people with disabilities in the local area.

They operate between the hours of 11.15am & 12.45pm, Monday to Friday. Each volunteer will have to fill in a Volunteer application and undergo a Police Check courtesy of Meals on Wheels.

If you have any questions or enquiries regarding this request you can call Sharon Grummer on 4821 0997 or 0411 895 323.

Qkr is an easy-to-use mobile app for iPhones, Android smartphones and tablets, that makes school payments a breeze. You can now pay for your uniforms, fees and most excursions using the Qkr! App.

When your child needs to leave School early, please make sure they complete the following steps:

1. A written note signed from their parent/carer. This note can be made in the Student diary on the day of the planned absence, or on a separate piece of paper.

2. The student then takes the note to Homeroom and asks their Homeroom teachers to sign it.

3. The note must also be signed by a House Coordinator. 

4. The student comes to the front office with their signed note.

5. Front office staff assist student to sign out.

6. Students wait for parent/carer to collect them.

Please note, parent or carer MUST present to the Office to collect student.

The College should be notified of any foreseen student leave. An Application for Exemption Form is available from the College Office and is required to be completed by parents/carers and returned to the College at least 10 school days prior to any leave. Leave or travel over 10 days requires a different form; please contact Reception. If, during the period of leave, your child has assessments due they should also complete the Notification of Planned Absence form which is in the appendix of their student assessment handbook.

Students should be wearing full Winter uniform including the wearing of their school blazer to and from school.

Students should return in full Summer Uniform on Tuesday 13 October - Term 4.

**All sizes of tracksuit pants are now in stock. Please note these are a more narrow fit and have elasticised cuffs, therefore students may need to go up a size.

The Uniform Shop is open on Thursdays from 3.00pm - 6.00pm. When visiting the uniform shop, you will be required to sign in.

The uniform shop email is uniform.tccg@cg.catholic.edu.au

YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE UNIFORMS ONLINE VIA Qkr!

Students can check homeroom bags for items

We love to hear about our students' achievements, so please feel free to send through any information about your child's achievements to info.tccg@cg.catholic.edu.au by Tuesday of each week. We look forward to hearing from you! Also, be sure to visit our facebook site!

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTrinityCatholicCollege