2024 Semester 2: Spark Learning Expo | Event Wrap + Photo Gallery

2024 Semester 2: Spark Learning Expo | Event Wrap + Photo Gallery

Today, our Canterbury Events Centre buzzed with excitement for the 2024 Semester 2: Spark Learning Expo!

Families and students gathered to explore creative and innovative displays from our talented Years 5-6 students, showcasing the amazing projects and skills they developed this semester in their Spark subjects.

Check out our Facebook Page for the full photo gallery with our highlights event video coming soon... 

Display Topics:

$20 Boss; Body Wise Explorers; Build Your Brain; Community Awareness; Dance In Action; Digital Technologies; Fast Fashion; Form Vs Function: Bookbinding; Junior Creators Learning Lab; Mission To Mars; Profit From Plants; Recycle, Repurpose and Reinvigorate; Shark Tank Inventors; Techno Tales and Videos For Social Change.

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What is SPARK?

SPARK is an elective-based ‘hands-on’ curriculum for Years 5 and 6 students that is unique to Canterbury.

Each semester our students choose a special subject to study.

Then students from both year levels are combined into the same classroom and taught by relevant staff.

SPARK is about building curiosity, encouraging students to try something new, and providing an exceptional opportunity for them to embark on their own learning journey, as part of their ‘World Ready’ Canterbury education.

When does SPARK occur?

SPARK happens once per week, with students encouraged to continue their learning beyond the classroom.

How does SPARK link to the curriculum?

SPARK focuses on the Australian Curriculum’s general capabilities, looking at critical and creative thinking, personal and social capability, ethical understanding and intercultural understanding.

How can I see my child’s learning?

The Junior School hosts a learning exhibition at the end of each semester, where all students will have something to exhibit based on their SPARK sessions.


College Sporting Partners Sunnybank Rugby Club: Pathway Information Evening | 6pm - 7pm, THIS Monday 11 November @ Sunnybank Rugby Club - 470 McCullough Street, MacGregor

College Sporting Partners Sunnybank Rugby Club: Pathway Information Evening | 6pm - 7pm, THIS Monday 11 November @ Sunnybank Rugby Club - 470 McCullough Street, MacGregor

Canterbury College sporting partners the Sunnybank Rugby Club is hosting a Pathway Information Evening THIS Monday 11 November from 6pm - 7pm at their Club HQ at 470 McCullough Street in MacGregor should any of our students be interested in attending.

Event Booking Form - Sunnybank Pathway Information Evening - RSVP

Website - Sunnybank Rugby Union Club - #BleedGreen


Week 6 Senior School Assembly Highlights | SHEP, AHEP & Future Anything Semi-Finalists Celebrated

Week 6 Senior School Assembly Highlights | SHEP, AHEP & Future Anything Semi-Finalists Celebrated

On Thursday afternoon, our Senior School held its final Assembly for 2024 at the CEC, celebrating some excellent achievements.

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Firstly, we proudly recognised our Future Anything Activate Program Student Entrepreneur Semi-Finalists (and their promising start-up businesses):

Eco Junior: Savannah Peterson, Madison Rayment, Samir Yari

Paws and Pages: Jade Marshall

Congratulations to our innovative young entrepreneurs.

These students competed in the recent semi-final pitch round, which included a live-streamed three-minute pitch, followed by five minutes of questions from the judging panel.

Jade stood out as the Runner-Up in her semi-final group and also earned the People’s Choice Vote.

She will join fellow Canterbury finalists Lincoln and Riley in the Future Anything Activate Program Grand Final in less than two weeks’ time.

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Secondly, we celebrated our talented musical students from the SHEP: State Honours Ensemble Program and AHEP: Australian Honours Ensemble Program.

These prestigious programs, offered by the Queensland Conservatorium of Griffith University, is dedicated to nurturing and inspiring young musicians.

Congratulations to all our talented award recipients:

SHEP

Shannel Almario – Vocal, Chloe Booth – Vocal, Sylar Carney – Vocal, Mitchell Dixon – Trombone, Michael Kotykhov – Viola, Cassandra McKee – Vocal, Destinee Pickvance-Yee – Vocal, Mikael Sandanayake – Percussion, Evie Schelbach – Violin, Benjamin Stanley – Percussion, Tiffany Tindall – Vocal, Morgan Watt – Vocal, Sean Yuan – Cello.

AHEP

Lyvea Boulton – Violin, Amy Seo – Viola, Lily Wong – Violin.


Logan City Council's 2025 Traineeship & Apprenticeship Roles NOW LIVE! | APPLY By 5pm (AEST) Sunday 24 November 2024

Logan City Council's 2025 Traineeship & Apprenticeship Roles NOW LIVE! | APPLY By 5pm (AEST) Sunday 24 November 2024

Logan City Council is happy to announce that their 2025 Traineeship and Apprenticeship roles are NOW LIVE!

Role Branch Location Qualification Duration
Trainee Administration Officer Customer Service & Information Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Business Cert III 12 months
Trainee Administration Officer Information Technology Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Business Cert III 12 months
Trainee IT Officer Information Technology Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Information Technology Cert IV 18 months
Trainee Library Support Officer Libraries & Creative Industries Beenleigh Library - Crete St, Beenleigh 4207 Cert IV In Libraries and Information 18 months
Trainee Gallery & Museums Officer Libraries & Creative Industries Logan City Art Gallery – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Cert IV In Libraries and Information 18 months
Trainee Administration Officer Corporate Governance Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Business Cert III 12 months
Trainee Administration Officer Parks Parks Depot - 177 Chambers Flat Rd, Marsden Business Cert III 12 months
School-Based Mechanic Plant Fleet Services Marsden Depot - 181 Chambers Flat Rd, Marsden Automotive Cert II 24 months
School-Based Mechanic Plant Fleet Services Marsden Depot - 181 Chambers Flat Rd, Marsden Automotive Cert II 24 months
Trainee Pest Management Technician City Safety and Liveability Animal Management Centre – Queens Road Urban Pest Management Cert III 24 months
Trainee Team Member Road Construction & Maintenance Marsden Depot - 181 Chambers Flat Rd, Marsden Civil Construction Cert III 24 months
Trainee Team Member Road Construction & Maintenance Marsden Depot - 181 Chambers Flat Rd, Marsden Civil Construction Cert III 24 months
Trainee Production Assistant Venues and Events Logan Entertainment Centre – 170 Wembley Road, Logan Central Live Production and Services Cert III 12 months
Trainee Production Assistant Venues and Events Logan Entertainment Centre – 170 Wembley Road, Logan Central Live Production and Services Cert III 12 months
Trainee Events Officer Venues and Events Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Events Cert III 24 months
Trainee Administration Officer Waste and Resource Recovery Browns Plains Waste and Recycling Facility - 41 Recycle Way, Heritage Park, Qld 4118 Business Cert III 12 months
Trainee Administration Officer Health Climate and Conservation Logan City Administration Centre – 150 Wembley Road, Logan Central Business Cert III 12 months

Please use the links below to apply.

Please Note: Applications CLOSE 5pm (AEST) Sunday 24 November 2024.

External Applicant Links:

Logan City Council Website: Careers – Logan City Council

SEEK Website: Traineeship Opportunities for 2025 Job in Logan Central, Brisbane QLD - SEEK

My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ashika-k-5057719a_traineeship-earnwhileyoulearn-realworldexperience-activity-7257666697061412864-XOrp?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Good luck with your applications and please contact our Head of Student Pathways Mrs Tracey Clarke with any questions - 


2024 Canterbury College Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer High Tea Annual Fundraiser | Event Wrap & Photo Gallery Now Available

2024 Canterbury College Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer High Tea Annual Fundraiser | Event Wrap & Photo Gallery Now Available

Our 2024 Canterbury College Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer High Tea Fundraiser was a beautiful morning of awareness, support and community! 

This annual fundraiser for the National Breast Cancer Foundation initiative brought our community together with donations, raffle prizes and a heartfelt story from our own Director of Sport and Activities - Mrs Catherine Krzensk, sharing her personal journey with breast cancer. 

Special thanks to our talented Performing Arts students for their beautiful music, and to our incredible Year 10 Food & Hospitality and Year 11 Certificate III in Hospitality students, guided by Mrs Holly Westphal and Ms Kim Cooper, for their delicious cooking and catering! 

With 1 in 7 women facing a breast cancer diagnosis, let’s continue to support this vital cause and make a difference together.

If you’re able, please consider contributing to the College official link here - https://fundraise.nbcf.org.au/fundraisers/hospitalitydepartment/pink-ribbon-breakfast

Check out the full gallery from this uplifting event on our Facebook Page HERE!


2024 Spring Music Festival: Panorama Concert | Event Wrap & Photo Gallery

2024 Spring Music Festival: Panorama Concert | Event Wrap & Photo Gallery

Wednesday night’s 2024 Spring Music Festival: Panorama Concert highlighted the great progress of our Junior School musicians.

Our young performers took to the stage, featuring the Junior School Choir, Allegro Strings, Junior String Quartet, Junior Concert Band, Bravura Strings, and our largest ensemble – the Year 5 Band.

Each group showcased their hard work and enthusiasm, making for an enjoyable evening of music.

Congratulations to all the students who participated.

Stay tuned for the last concert in our Spring Music Festival Series – Kaleidoscope, on Tuesday evening 12 November from 6-7pm in our CEC.

To see the full photo gallery from last night, please visit our Facebook Page HERE.


REMINDER: 2024 Semester 2: Junior School Spark Learning Expo | 11:30am – 1:30pm, THIS Friday 8 November @ Canterbury Events Centre (CEC) | ALL WELCOME!

REMINDER: 2024 Semester 2: Junior School Spark Learning Expo | 11:30am – 1:30pm, THIS Friday 8 November @ Canterbury Events Centre (CEC) | ALL WELCOME!

Your Open Invitation…

What: 2024 Semester 2: Canterbury Junior School Spark Learning Expo.

Upper Junior School’s learning exhibition where all students have something to showcase based on their Semester 2 Spark Classes.

When: 11:30am – 1:30pm, THIS Friday 8 November 2024.

Where: Canterbury Events Centre (CEC) – Canterbury College.
- Entry via Junior School Gate, High Road, Waterford with plenty of onsite parking.

Who: For ALL Prep – Year 6 Students & Staff, Parents & Carers, Interested Community Members.

Prep – Year 4 Classes to attend during the day.

Hosts: Our Years 5 & 6 Student Group Spark Presenters.

Cost: FREE!

Please Note: Some stalls will be selling items, gifts and foods that students have made themselves, so parents, carers and students can bring a small amount of cash to purchase goodies to take home.

Dress Code: Students – Full School Uniform | Parents & Carers – Smart Casual.

DISPLAY TOPICS:

$20 BOSS | Mrs Joelene Anderson

BODYWISE EXPLORERS | Mr Michael Brown

BUILD YOUR BRAIN | Miss Rhiannon Ottrey

COMMUNITY AWARENESS | Miss Courtney Jones

DANCE IN ACTION | Mrs Cathy Brown

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

FAST FASHION | Ms Juanita Purvis

FORM VS FUNCTION: BOOKBINDING | Ms Suzi Kruttschnitt

JUNIOR CREATORS LEARNING LAB | Mrs Emma Crooks

MISSION TO MARS | Mrs Sharna Te Hau

PROFIT FROM PLANTS | Mr Paul Penny

RECYCLE, REPURPOSE, REINVIGORATE | Mr Ben Woolacott

SHARK TANK INVENTORS | Ms Kristy Blinco

TECHNO TALES | Mr James Jenkins

VIDEOS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE | Mr Peter Dowd

Contact: Junior School Admin – T: 07 3299 0847 | E:

What is SPARK?

SPARK is an elective-based ‘hands-on’ curriculum for Years 5 and 6 students that is unique to Canterbury.

Each semester our students choose a special subject to study.

Then students from both year levels are combined into the same classroom and taught by relevant staff.

SPARK is about building curiosity, encouraging students to try something new, and providing an exceptional opportunity for them to embark on their own learning journey, as part of their ‘World Ready’ Canterbury education.

When does SPARK occur?

SPARK happens once per week, with students encouraged to continue their learning beyond the classroom.

How does SPARK link to the curriculum?

SPARK focuses on the Australian Curriculum’s general capabilities, looking at critical and creative thinking, personal and social capability, ethical understanding and intercultural understanding.

How can I see my child’s learning?

The Junior School hosts a learning exhibition at the end of each semester, where all students will have something to exhibit based on their SPARK sessions.

 


REMINDER: Year 8 BEE Christmas Gifts: Pop-Up Market Stalls | Both Breaks, Thursday 14 November @ School Canteen Deck: CASH ONLY!

REMINDER: Year 8 BEE Christmas Gifts: Pop-Up Market Stalls | Both Breaks, Thursday 14 November @ School Canteen Deck: CASH ONLY!

What: Year 8 BEE: Business, Economics & Entrepreneurship Class – Christmas Gifts: Pop-Up Market Stalls.

When: (Week 7) Morning Tea AND Lunch Break, Thursday 14 November 2024.

Where: Canteen Deck – Canterbury College.

Who: For ALL Junior & Senior School Students & Staff.

Hosts/Vendors: Our Year 8 BEE: Business, Economics and Entrepreneurship Students.

Cost: Various Christmas Gifts On Sale From $1 – $20.

Payments: CASH ONLY ON THE DAY!

Our Year 8 BEE Class will be selling a wide range of Christmas gifts AND the product ideas, production work and stall set-ups have all been specially planned, and will be delivered by these students as part of their course assessment.

These gifts will be priced from just $1 to $20, so treat your friends and family to something special from our conveniently-placed market stalls during either recess.

There are fabulous homemade gifts, Christmas homebakes, gift bags, Christmas ornaments, candles, Crocs jibbitz and more – all on sale for one day only.

Why: To get in some early Christmas shopping, while supporting this entrepreneurial venture by our Year 8 BEE students, with their own gift ideas and sourced products.

Contact: Ms Amber MacLeod, Senior School Teacher – 

Let’s go shopping!