THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE NEWS WEEK 8
TCC NEWS
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HAPPY ST JOSEPH'S DAY!
Welcome to this week's edition of TCC News. Today, we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Joseph, the Patron Saint of our College and the Rockhampton Catholic Diocese. Our hosts, Jack and Neisha, will share why St Joseph holds a special place in our hearts.
We'll also bring you updates on the Boarders' Formal Dinner, Vinnies' Cook Up and our Senior Girls AFL. Plus, our Middle School Leaders, Ryder and Zarlie, will highlight the upcoming events you won't want to miss.
Thank you for joining us this week!
COMMUNITY OF FAITH
SACRAMENTS
Dear TCC Families,
It is that time of term where we are inviting any of our TCC students who may wish to undertake their Catholic Sacraments, to join in our college-led preparations. Please click on the link below to find out more.
NET TO HOST YOUTH GROUP EVENT THIS FRIDAY
The NET Ministry Team will host a special Youth Group this Friday 21 March, from 3:15pm - 5:00pm in the Cathedral Centre. All high school students are invited to attend. Please view the flyer for more information.
God bless,
Mr Pat Egan: Deputy Principal - Mission
CATHOLIC EDUCATION SPECIAL EVENT
NATHAN WALLIS - CONSCIOUS INTELLIGENCE
Dear Parents,
Catholic Education Diocese of Rockhampton will be hosting an event for Parents across Rockhampton on Wednesday 26 March, 6PM - 7.30PM in our College Library. Guest Speaker, Nathan Wallis, who is a renowned neuroscience educator will cover the developing and teen brains to help Parents understand the changes that are taking place and navigate successfully through these important and formative years.
"With a profound reputation as a lively and engaging speaker, Nathan uses humour and plain language to condense twenty-five years of neuroscience research into his unique ‘tell you how it is’ style."
For more information on this exciting Presentation and to register please click on the links below.
SCHOOL STUDENT BROADBAND INITIATIVE
Do you have access to an internet service at home?
To boost education opportunities and narrow the digital divide, the Australian Government is providing up to 30,000 eligible families with school age children with no internet at home access to free nbn® until 31 December 2025 under the School Student Broadband Initiative (SSBI)
Access to the SSBI will become easier, with the announcement of a National Referral Centre that parents/carers with school students can contact directly to check their eligibility.
For further information please click on the link below to view the flyer.
CURRICULUM NEWS
In this week's Curriculum news:
- Interim Reports are now available
- Parent Teacher interviews Tuesday 22 April
Please click on the link below to find out more.
FREE HELP WITH READING
Griffith University is offering free tutoring sessions for primary and Middle School students (up to Year 9) to assist with reading fluency and comprehension. Tutors are university students and other suitable qualified volunteers. Click on the link below for more information, including how to register.
Miss Rachele Belz - Assistant Principal: Curriculum
CQUNIVERSITY
Regional Medical Pathway Information Session
Students interested in studying medicine locally are invited to attend CQUniversity’s Regional Medical Pathway Information Session.
Attendees will learn about entry requirements, study options, and career opportunities, with the chance to ask questions and hear from experts. Parents and caregivers are also welcome to attend. Please click on the link below for more information and to register.
God Bless,
Mr Andrew Stein - Year 12 Coordinator
FROM THE CAREERS OFFICE
Please click on the link below for the latest news from the Careers Office.
Ms Charlene McKenzie - College Pathways Officer
SPORTS NEWS
This week in Sports News, our Junior Girls Basketball Team will compete in next week's Grand Final, our Senior Boys make the Futsal Semi Finals and the difficult task of Netball teams selections has been completed. To read more please click on the link below.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS NETBALL MEET
On Saturday 22 March, the College will host the first Catholic Schools Meet at the Mercy Centre. This competition will allow teams an opportunity to play games leading into the Vicki Wilson and QISSN competitions. Spectators are welcome to come and support our ‘Open A’ and ‘B’ teams as they come up against strong competition from Emmaus, St Ursulas, Chanel College and Marist College. Games begin at 8am.
Mrs Trudy Landsberg - Director of Sport
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