Catholic Regional College St Albans
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10 Theodore St
St Albans VIC 3021
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Phone: 03 9366 2544

Learning Matters

A Visit From Natalie Suleyman

On Friday, the 16th of August, some of the student leaders had the greatest opportunity to meet, welcome and speak with Natalie Suleyman, Minister of Youth, Veterans and Small Businesses, at CRC St Albans. In the morning, student representatives raised their concerns and inquiries for Suleyman to address and answer. This meeting with Natalie Suleyman broadened our minds and allowed us as students to learn more about issues regarding mental health, safety, violence, poverty, support and education amongst the youth in our local communities. 

We appreciate Natalie Suleyman taking the time out of her day to answer our questions and secure us with more information about our young community.

- Mia Ye, College Captain

Year 9 Premier League

The Premier League season for the Year 9 boys has seen the boys improve each week in the competition. The team has displayed lots of positive teamwork amongst eachother. 
The boys team results:
Caroline Chisholm 3-1 Loss goalscorer: Andrew
St Francis 6-1 Loss goalscorer: Francis
Mackillop College 1-1 goalscorer: Francis
Kolbe College 8-0 Win goalscorers 3 Edward, 3 David, 1 Andrew
Penola College 7-1 Win goalscorers- 3 Samuel, 2 David, 1 Benjamin, 1 Francis.
The girls soccer team has also seen improvements towards the end of the season with a draw against Kolbe College 1-1 goalscorer Ghena and a win against Penola 2-0, Ghena and Selivya the goal scorers.
The boys and girls soccer team have been successful to make it to the finals series. We wish both teams all the best of luck.
Coaches Mr Ray Mizzi & Mr Chris Dib

SACCSS Junior Badminton Champions!

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Congratulations to Domenic, Anthony, Van, Cung, Gideon and Kim Thang who won their games to become the Junior Badminton Champions. A big thank you to Coach Chuong. 

Wellbeing for Learning

Welcome to Self-care September!

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As we step into this month of Spring, let’s embrace the importance of being kind to ourselves. Taking care of our own wellbeing helps us respond positively to life’s challenges and treat others with kindness too.

Please see the Self-Care September calendar, filled with inspiring actions to help you prioritise self-kindness. Please share it with students, family, and friends—let’s spread the message of self-care far and wide.

Mindful Moment: Try this now self-love meditation to cultivate compassion and inner peace.

Remember, you can't pour from an empty cup. So, let's make time to care for ourselves this month so we can then show up more for others too.

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Extra-curricular Activities at CRC St Albans

Participating in extracurricular activities in secondary schools is important for students to grow both academically and personally. These activities offer students the opportunity to develop a range of skills, including leadership, teamwork, time management, and communication, which are essential for success in the future.

Extracurricular activities also provide students with a sense of belonging and the chance to pursue their passions and interests outside of the classroom. These experiences can lead to meaningful relationships, new perspectives, and opportunities for personal growth. Extracurricular activities are a central aspect of CRC St Albans education that provides students with a well-rounded experience, helping them to develop their full potential and achieve their goals.

Students who engage in extra-curricular activities will be recognised with a commendation and points will be allocated towards McAuley Award.

We have a vast range of activities for students to participate in during lunch-time or after-school. If you would like further information, please do not hesitate to speak to the supervising teacher identified below or check our daily bulletin for further information.

Extra-Curricular Program 2024

Day

Activity

Location

Staff Member in Charge

Monday

Homework Club

Scout Group

Soccer Club

Textile

Y7: Rm 35, 36; Y8: Rm 1

Room 2

Hall / Oval

Room 18

Learning Support Staff

Scout Leaders / Dilan

KFO

GHT

Tuesday

Homework Club

Year 9 and 10 Health Club

Coding Club

Dance Club (Females)

Choir (Lunch-Time)

Y7: Rm 35, 36; Y8: Rm 1

Hall / Gym

Room 2

Hall - Stage

Music Room

Learning Support Staff

CDB/KFO/ Chris Pazsa

Tom

KFO / Bianca King

CML

Wednesday

 

Homework Club

Volleyball Club

Y7: Rm 35, 36; Y8: Rm 1

Hall

Learning Support Staff

MNN

Thursday

Homework Club

Choir (After-school)

Y7: Rm 35, 36; Y8: Rm 1 Music Room

Learning Support Staff

CML

Friday

Badminton (Day 5)

Basketball (Day 10)

Gardening Club

Hall

Hall

School Garden

AGD

AGD

LTN

Parent Corner

AI Deep Fakes [what every parent needs to know]

This week, the eSafety Commissioner shared some alarming news:

"...In my time as Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, we've seen a dramatic increase in complaints about online harm across nearly every category. For instance, sextortion cases have surged by 1,332% since 2018!"

As AI continues to influence our children’s online experiences, it's more important than ever for parents to stay informed. Understanding how to protect and support your kids from potential threats, like deep fakes and other online dangers, is crucial.

We’re thrilled to invite you to a free live webinar on September 10, 2024. I'll be joined by experts Trent Ray and Leon Furze. Together, we’ll explore the latest developments in Generative AI, discuss emerging risks, and share practical strategies to keep your children safe online. 

Don’t miss this important event! Spread the word to friends and family—this is a webinar you won’t want to miss!

Click the link to sign up: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_i7si3pxlS0GLKxT-CVy3vA#/registration