June | 2019 | Joeys Year 7 2019

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Sport results 22 June

13G rugby

Da Vinci decathlon

Some Year 7 boys recently attending the Da Vinci decathlon at Knox Grammar School. They were fantastic ambassadors of the College. They participated enthusiastically in the day and had fun doing so. We didn’t bring home any prizes but I think the boys would agree that it was a challenging and very worthwhile day.

Holiday strength and conditioning for all sports

Clothing pool open 22 July

Clothing pool will be open on the 22nd July from 1-4pm (Just in time to drop off your sons for Term 3 and of course purchase any items still needed for the winter months!) SJC Second-hand Clothing Pool is urgently in need of stock, particularly in larger sizes. *Winter sports gear and equipment is also…

Liam performs at assembly

Rugby holidays skills session

There will be a Rugby skills session for any U13s to U16s on the College Fields on the first Wednesday of the holidays from 9am – 12noon. Boys interested are asked to email Mr Blades so that he has an idea of numbers.

13B football after their first win

The mighty 13B football after their first win of the season on Saturday!

Multiple point scorers 15 June

Under 13’s Rugby 13D’s Thomas Shaw – 2 tries 13F’s Angus McRae – 2 tries Charlie Watt – 2 tries Luke Braund – 2 tries

u13 Rugby mid-season report

Courtesy of Mr David Wiseman, below is the mid season report for u13 rugby. It is based on information provided by coaches each week. Occasionally there are points missed etc – please notify us of any errors so they can be corrected.

Football mid-season report

Courtesy of Mr David Wiseman, below is the mid season report for Football. It is based on information provided by coaches each week. Occasionally there are points missed etc – please notify us of any errors so they can be corrected.

Sport results for 15 June

Study grades

Study grades are recorded by the evening supervisors for boys, both boarders and day students, who are present in evening study. The grades are simply a way for you and your son to get regular feedback on how he is working in study and for us to keep an eye on how the boys are…

Lucas performs at assembly

Lucas recently played an individual piece at the Headmaster’s Assembly. It can be a daunting experience for a Year 7 student to perform in front of the entire school but it didn’t worry Lucas and the rest of the boys were very impressed with the skill that he displayed. Congratulations on a fine performance Lucas!

13G rugby and 2nd XV

With the First XV not on field last week, the Second XV were pleased that the mighty 13Gs accepted the invitation to join them on Number 1 for the afternoon where they initially trained with each other before separating for some contact. They may be our youngest and least experienced team but what they may…

Newington scoreboard

We have seen how Year 7 boys help operate the scoreboard each home game. Yesterday a group of Joeys year 7 boys operated the Newington scoreboard for most of the day too!

Early bus for 13G rugby

Bohemian Rhapsody

Liam performing Bohemian Rhapsody on stage this morning at assembly.

Mental Health Awareness

Last week Ben Duffy from Year 12 spoke to the whole school about his journey with his own mental health. He gave the boys some advice about how to deal with it, and also how to help others deal with it. It is well worth taking the 15 minutes or so to watch this video:…

Indigenous assembly

Learning to dance before the Year 7 dinner

As all the mothers can confirm after the Year 7 dinner, the boys are excellent dancers!

Social media usage

Last week Year 7 did a session on social media usage. We discussed how use of social media is a representation of ourselves, our family and our school. There are dangers in sharing anything, because your digital foot print doesn’t wash away easily. Schools are legally required to report certain content to authorities. Tips: Keep…

Colo 7.N – Term 2 week 4

The Colo bulletin and a selection of photos from Colo group 7.N. If you would like more photos click here.

French film time

French class enjoying a film about Paris.

13D rugby v Barker

Multiple point scorers 1 June

Rugby 13B’s Toby Williams – 2 tries 13C’s Ben Bayfield – 3 tries Tomas Moloney – 1 try and 3 goals 13D’s Thomas Shaw – 3 tries 13E’s Jordan Basha – 2 tries Ignatius Houston – 2 tries Mack Whineray – 1 try and 7 goals 13F’s Archie Landers – 4 tries Daniel Taylor –…

Sport results 1 June

Winter sport set up crew

Each Saturday morning a group of Year 7 boys kindly volunteer to get up early and head to the Park to assist staff with setting up for a day of winter sport.

Term dates 2020

Please find a letter below from the Headmaster regarding term dates in 2020.

Second hand clothing pool

The Joeys second hand clothing pool is open every winter home game 8:00am – 12:00pm On 22 June 27 July 11 August SJC Second-hand Clothing Pool is urgently in need of new stock, particularly in larger sizes. Winter sports gear and equipment is also keenly sought. The Clothing Pool will happily buy Blazers from you…

Kidney dissection

Multiple point scorers 25 May

Rugby 13B’s Thomas Bowden – 2 tries Shaun Collins – 2 tries 13C’s Ben Bayfield – 3 tries 13D’s Kayden Mixter – 2 tries and 1 goal Edward Ghattas – 2 tries 13F’s Archie Landers – 2 tries Football 13A’s Max Lapa – 3 goals

Sport results 25 May

13B and 13D rugby v Armidale

13B defeated Armidale 13A 40-12 13D defeated Armidale 13B 60-5

13E Rugby v Oakhill

Multiple point scorers 18 May

Rugby 13E’s Cliff Manley – 2 tries Ignatius Houston – 2 tries James Miller – 2 tries Mack Whineray – 1 try and 4 goals

Sport results 18 May

AFL home game

On Saturday 18 May, the College’s two AFL teams played on the back ovals, in what was the first time an AFL game was played on campus. The present ovals were not developed between 1888 – 1891, so Joey’s home games were played at Jackson’s Green, an area towards the back of the present day…