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14 LA SALLE COLLEGE ANNUAL COMMUNITY MEETING To be held in the Michael Ciccarelli Lecture Theatre (Fr Laurence Murphy Senior Learning Centre) at 7:00 pm on Monday 1 December 2014 Current Membership of the College Board Mr Wayne Bull Mr Peter Naylor Mr Joe Marino Mr Neville Martino Ms Anne Brown Mrs Jane Coniglio Br Tony Cummins Mr Mark Musarra Mrs Valerie Stopp Mr Peter West College Principal (Ex-Officio) Chairperson (Second term expiring) Deputy Chairperson Treasurer (First term expiring) Member Member (Third term expiring) Member (Ex-Officio) Member (First term expiring) Member (Secondment expiring) Member (First term expiring) Criteria for Membership of the Board (a) Witness the ethos and values of the Catholic school (b) Attend all Board meetings and be involved in the decision-making process. (c) Prepare well for meetings. (d) Be informed about and develop competence in all matters affecting the Board. (e) Respect the confidentiality of the Board. (f) Provide advice, as appropriate, and engage with matters presented for Board discussion. (g) Consider the long term implications of decisions. (h) Abide by the Code of Ethics for Board Members. (i) Assist the Chair and Treasurer as required. (j) Be a member of committees of the Board or other task groups. (k) Bring to the attention of the Board any issues or problems in the group or school which need to be dealt with by the Board. (l) Attend Board induction and in-services. Nominations are now invited from members of the College community Five, two-year term positions become vacant. To nominate please complete the form following, and forward to: The Principal s Personal Assistant, La Salle College, PO Box 1674, MIDLAND 6936, by 3:30 pm on Friday 28 November Should there be more nominations than vacancies an election will be held during the Community Meeting. A nomination may be withdrawn at any time prior to the election.

15 NOMINATION FORM FOR LA SALLE COLLEGE BOARD Nominations close at 3:30 pm on Friday 28 November 2014 Nominations should be returned to the College addressed to the Principal s Personal Assistant. NOMINEE: ADDRESS: (PLEASE PRINT) POST CODE: NOMINEE S ACCEPTANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: NOMINATOR: ADDRESS: (PLEASE PRINT) POST CODE: NOMINATOR S SIGNATURE: DATE:

16 YEAR 11 SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATION TIMETABLE 2014 DATE 8.30am 12.50pm Wednesday 12 November Thursday 13 November Friday 14 November Monday 17 November Tuesday 18 November Wednesday 19 November Thursday 20 November Religion & Life 2AB (3 hours) Dance 2AB (2½ hours) Earth & Environmental Science 2AB (3 hours) Physics 2AB (3 hours) Human Biology 2AB (3 hours) Math Specialist 3AB (2½ hours English 2AB (3 hours) Literature 2AB (3 hours) Accounting 2AB (3 hours) Dance 2AB Practical exams running all day Maths 2AB (2½ hours) Maths 2CD (2½ hours) Maths 3AB (2½ hours) Geography 2AB (3 hours) Psychology 2AB (3 hours) Weekend Physical Education 2AB (2 hours) Visual Art 2AB (2½ hours) Drama 2AB (2½ hours) Dance 2AB Practical exams running all day Modern History 2AB (3 hours) Children, Family & Community 1CD (2 hours) Italian 2AB (2½ hours) Friday 21 November Chemistry 2AB (3 hours) Economics 2AB (3 hours) NOTE: Morning Exams commence at 8.30am Afternoon Exams commence at 12.50pm Students must arrive 20 minutes prior to the start time of the exam College rules apply in relation to behaviour and standard of dress Scheduled classes are suspended during the exam period Year 11 Sem TTable

17 YEAR 10 SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATION TIMETABLE 2014 DATE 8.30am 12.00pm Monday 24 November Tuesday 25 November Wednesday 26 November Thursday 27 November Friday 28 November Religious Education (1 ½ hours) Literature (2 hours) Maths for Life (1 hour) English & English Extension (2 hours) Geography/History (2 hours) Science Advanced (1 ½ hours) Science for Life (1 ½ hours) WEEKEND Accounting (1 ½ hours) Dance (1 hour) Music Practical Child Family & Community (1 ½ hours) Drama (1 ½ hours) Monday 1 December Tuesday 2 December Maths Extension (2 hours) Maths Course 2 (2 hours) Economics/History (2 hours) Politics & Law/History (2 hours) Physical Education & Physical Education Football (1 hour) Computer Science (1 ½ hours) Wednesday 3 December Music Written (2 hours) Visual Art (1 ½ hours) NOTE: Morning Exams commence at 8.30am Afternoon Exams commence at 12.00pm Students must arrive 20 minutes prior to the start time of the exam College rules apply in relation to behaviour and standard of dress Scheduled classes are suspended during the exam period Year 10 Sem TTable

18 LA SALLE COLLEGE CANTEEN MONDAY Meal Deal $5.00 1/2 wrap choice of filling Bottle of water Jelly cup Hawaiian Sub $4.50 Chicken Sub $4.50 1/2 Chicken sub $2.50 TUESDAY Meal Deal $5.00 Small salad choice of meat or egg Juice box Jelly cup Burgers $4.50 WEDNESDAY Meal Deal $5.00 Spicy chicken strip & salad Juice box Jelly cup 1/2 Toasted Turkish Breads $2.50 Toasted Turkish Breads $5.00 (Ham & cheese, Chicken & cheese) Hot Chicken Roll $4.50 THURSDAY Meal Deal $5.00 1/2 wrap choice of filling Small Juice Jelly cup Chicken Souvlaki $5.00 Lamb Souvlaki $5.00 FRIDAY Fish & Wedges $5.00 Wedges $2.50 Hot Dog $3.50 Large Pie $3.70 Roadie $3.00 Sausage Roll $2.60 S U M M E R M E N U SALADS $4.00 Monday - Pasta Salad Tuesday - Caesar Salad Wednesday - Couscous Salad Thursday - Greek salad BREAKFAST Bacon egg & cheese muffin $3.50 Hash brown $1.00 Ham & cheese croissant $3.50 Rounder $2.50 DAILY Pasta & meatballs $4.00 Pasta $3.00 Toasted sandwiches $3.50 B.L.T. $3.20 Pizza boats $2.50 Nuggets & sauce $2.50 Cheesies $1.50 Chico roll $2.80 Corn jack $2.80 Lasagne $3.00 Nachos $3.50 FRIDGE 1/2 Salad Wraps $3.00 Sandwiches - choice of fillings $4.00 Rolls - choice of fillings $4.50 Continental rolls $5.50 Large Salad $6.00 Small Salad $4.00 Large sushi $5.50 Small sushi $4.00 Fruit 60c Yoghurts $2.00 Jelly $1.50 DRINKS Large flavoured milk $3.60 Small flavoured milk $2.60 L.O.L. $2.50 Large juice $3.60 Small juice $2.60 Juice box $1.00 Water $2.00 Flavoured water $3.60 Iced tea $3.60 Up and Go $2.50

19 DIPLOMA OF COMMERCE START YOUR UNI DEGREE WITH CENTRAL AND FINISH AT CURTIN Transition your way into University by studying your first year here at Central, then confidently join in the second year of Curtin s Bachelor of Commerce armed with academic skills you need. Diploma of Commerce In 2015, Central will be offering the Diploma of Commerce, a one year course that guarantees you entry into the second year of Curtin University s Bachelor of Commerce. You will study 8 units over 2 semesters. In the first semester you will study 4 core units, Introduction to Accounting, Economics, Management and Marketing. In the second semester your core subjects will be Introduction to Business Information Systems and Business law, and you will be able to choose 2 elective units from Accounting (Managerial), Business Statistics, Consumer Behaviour, Macro Economics or Organisational Behaviour. This course is suitable for people who: - Completed Year 12 but did not obtain an ATAR Successfully completed a Certificate IV vocational qualification or a School to Central pathway course Did not meet university minimum ATAR entry requirements Are of mature aged (age 21 or over) and did not meet university minimum entry requirements. Benefits Develop the skills for a smooth transition into University. By undertaking Central s higher education program, you will be supported and given the skills that you need to fully integrate into your second year of University. As well as course material, you will experience workshops and tutorials to assist you in developing your academic writing and research skills, so you will be fully prepared for the move into the University environment. Smaller class sizes, more access to lecturers Central s class sizes are usually 25 students which is significantly smaller than those in first year University. This means that you will have more access to your lecturers and will benefit from a more intimate learning environment. Access to industry standard facilities and equipment As the largest VET provider in Western Australia, we ensure that we have the most up to date technologies that industry uses. Convenient location Central s campuses are located in the inner city hubs, which means that they are easily accessible by public transport. For enquiries contact Ferguson Roper on ferguson.roper@central.wa.edu.au or highered@central.wa.edu.au central.wa.edu.au/highered/ C TEQSA Provider ID

20 SINGLE NAME PAVER TEMPLATE La Salle College 60 th Anniversary SINGLE NAME PAVER: $30 Your purchase of $30 entitles you to have your name engraved into a paver as a lasting record of your valued support. The paver will be permanently installed in the College student entry walkway. Money raised will go towards new shade areas for the students. Size: 230 x 115 x 40mm e.g. NATALIE CALLEJA CLASS OF 1975 ENGRAVING DETAILS Please print clearly in block letters. Each box represents a character (letter, number, punctuation mark or space). Max 14 characters per line, three lines per brick. (No hand drawings.) NAME BRICK LINE 1 LINE 2 LINE 3 Simply fill out this form and return along with full payment by cash, cheque or money order to: LA SALLE COLLEGE Alternatively, call La Salle College Accounts Department on to make a credit card payment over the phone. Christian Name: Association to the College: Current Family Surname: Current Staff Past Staff Past student Year: Other Please specify Student s Name: Applicable only to current families Year: PCG: Address Suburb State Contact Number Method of payment: Post Code Cash Visa Mastercard Cheque (payable to La Salle College) Card Number: / / / Expiry Date: / CCV Card Holders Name: Signature: Offer closes on 28 November 2014 Please copy and pass on to any friends & family. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! 2014 Signature Engraving - V:1.0