Australian Junior Track & Field Athletics: April Age Championships | Canterbury Student Results

Australian Junior Track & Field Athletics: April Age Championships | Canterbury Student Results

Congratulations to all our Canterbury Taipans athletes who competed at the Australian Junior Track & Field Athletics Age Championships over the weekend at the Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre (QSAC).

Here are their results below:

Alex Arbuthnot | Year 12

Alex won the U18 Men's Pole Vault.

This means Alex now holds QLD Athletics, QLD Schools, Australian All Schools and Australian Age National Titles for his age group.

He is currently ranked Number 1 nationally in his age group with a 4.70m vault from earlier this year.

Alex has enjoyed a good season with significant improvements in his personal best results and consistency in his training.

He will have a short training break now and then get back into it in preparation for the school track and field season.

Mia Chizzoniti | Year 8

Mia ran a fabulous race in the U15 Women's 800m event, placing 4th in Australia.

Remarkably this is Mia’s third National Championships.

The Watt Brothers - Archie Watt & Finn Watt | Years 8 & 7

The Watt brothers are becoming household names, starting with Year 8 Student Archie Watt.

In his second major pole vaulting competition, he jumped a monster 2.90m Personal Best, placing 7th in the U15 Men's Pole Vault event - with only three other jumpers clearing a greater height.

Not to be outdone by his older brother, Year 7 student Finn Watt hit the running track, placing 4th in the Men's 1500m and 8th in the Men's 800m.

Calise Kypr | Year 8

Calise competed in the U15 Women's Heptathlon and placed 4th in Australia.

This is a remarkable achievement, and her program didn’t finish there.

She also competed in the U15 Women's 200m Hurdles placing 12th, U15 Women's 90m Hurdles placing 16th, and U15 Women's Long Jump placing 11th.

Connar & Taylah Smith-Miller | Years 10 & 8

The sky is the limit for this talented brother and sister duo.

Year 8 student Taylah Smith-Miller placed 7th in the U14 Women's Pole Vault event - her first national pole vaulting competition.

Meanwhile her brother, Year 10 student Connar Smith-Miller placed 4th in the U16 Men's Pole Vault and 10th in the U16 Men's High Jump.

Mafi Haunga Aho | Year 10

Mafi Haunga Aho competed in the U16 Men's Hammer Throw (4kg) placing second and U16 Men's Discus Throw (1kg) placing 4th, narrowly missing out on the bronze.

Well done to all our inspiring Canterbury athletes!


Our Campus Uniform Shop | Open 7:30am – 11:30am THIS Wednesday (Tomorrow)

Our Campus Uniform Shop | Open 7:30am – 11:30am THIS Wednesday (Tomorrow)

Dear Parents & Carers,

Our campus Uniform Shop will be open THIS Wednesday (tomorrow) from 7:30am – 11:30am.

It is normally closed on Wednesdays, but being a short week with Monday’s Student Free Day and a busy Term 2 ahead, it will be specially opened to help support our parents and carers.

Our campus Uniform Shop will also be open on Thursday and Friday this week from 7:30am – 11:30am as per usual.

Next week it will be open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, being closed for Tuesday’s ANZAC Day Public Holiday.

The normal trading days and hours of 7:30am – 11:30am will resume from Tuesday 2 May 2023 onwards, with Monday 1 May being the Queensland Labour Day Public Holiday.

Kind regards

Sandra Allen

Campus Uniform Shop Manager

 

CANTERBURY COLLEGE – CAMPUS UNIFORM SHOP

Tel: 07 3299 0925
Email: 
Address: Access Via Old Logan Village Road Gate (was Gate D) or Sports Precinct Gate (was Gate E), 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.

In-Term Opening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:30am – 11:30am, Wednesday: Closed, Weekends: Closed.


Term One Year 6 Outdoor Education Camp | Photo Gallery

Term One Year 6 Outdoor Education Camp | Photo Gallery

Back in March, our Year 6 students went on their Outdoor Education Camp at Adventure Alternatives Kenilworth, up in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

During the four days of camping, our students actively worked towards building a supportive and positive environment.

As leaders and the most senior members of our Junior School, they also focused on developing skills that would make them good role models.

More photos from our Term One Year 6 Outdoor Education Camp can be found on our Facebook Page HERE. 


Term 2 Updates: Clarks Logan City Bus Service Route 4161

Term 2 Updates: Clarks Logan City Bus Service Route 4161

Dear Canterbury Community,

Please find below information on changes to Clarks Logan City Bus Service - School Route Service Plan (RSP) 4161.

These changes commenced from TODAY Monday 17 April 2023.

The following changes have been made to Route 4161: Splitting into two routes.

The new 4161 will travel express via Loganlea Road from Waterford West Primary to Loganlea High.

It will NOT stop at Short Street, Haig Road, Station Road, or Loganlea Station.

Any students who want to board the bus from those places on the way to Loganlea High MUST catch the new bus Route 4163.

Flyers were handed out to students who commute on our buses from Wednesday 22 March 2023.

This flyer is also attached below.

The Translink Journey Planner has also been updated to reflect these changes to Route 4161 and the NEW Route 4163.

If you have any queries, please contact Clarks Logan City Bus Service - 

Kind regards

Clarks Logan City Bus Service


2023 Canterbury Mother's Day Breakfast | 6:45am – 8:45am, Friday 12 May @ Yalburru Community Café & Surrounds – Canterbury College

2023 Canterbury Mother's Day Breakfast | 6:45am – 8:45am, Friday 12 May @ Yalburru Community Café & Surrounds – Canterbury College

What: 2023 Canterbury Mother's Day Breakfast.

When: 6:45am – 8:45am, Friday 12 May 2023.

Where: Yalburru Community Café & Surrounds – Canterbury College.

Who: For ALL Canterbury Mums With Their Families.

Hosts: Canterbury College Executive & Management Teams.

Cost: FREE!

Best Parking: Via Junior School High Road Gate – High Road, Waterford.

Dress Code: Adults & Non-Canterbury Siblings – Smart Casual | ALL Canterbury Students – School Uniform.

EVENT DETAILS

FREE Beverages: Yalburru Community Café AND Barista Coffee Van for espresso coffee or hot tea, plus various chilled bottled juices.

FREE Boost Juice Truck: Serving smoothies, juices and blends!

FREE Breakfast: Full tasty menu coming soon…

Entertainment: LIVE background music supplied by the Canterbury Music Faculty.

Floral Photo Backdrop.

Seating: Yalburru Community Café and School Canteen Deck, plus picnic tables and blankets on the surrounding lawns.

PLUS FREE Mother's Day Gifts for the first 200 Mums!

YOU MUST RSVP VIA THIS HUMANITIX WEBLINK HERE FOR CATERING PURPOSES – THANK YOU!

Please join us at the ‘Social Hub’ of our College campus – the Yalburru Community Café on the Friday morning before Mother’s Day on Sunday 14 May.

At our Mother's Day Breakfast you can check out:

  • Our Yalburru Community Café – OPEN TO THE PUBLIC every weekday morning and for Saturday JTAS/TAS Home Game Rounds.
  • Our Junior School Adventure Playground.
  • Our Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden - feel free to 'clip and collect' some herbs to take home.
  • Our Canterbury Taipans Aquatic, Tennis & Athletics Centre.
  • Our exciting Campus Master Plan improvements in progress!

And grab your FREE Canterbury Café Loyalty Card for super cheap coffee and tea refills at every visit.

See you there and then!


Canterbury’s Leading Clarinetist Dylan You | 4MBS Young Virtuosi Concert Performance – Stars of the Future | 6pm Friday 19 May @ SunPAC Theatre

Canterbury’s Leading Clarinetist Dylan You | 4MBS Young Virtuosi Concert Performance – Stars of the Future | 6pm Friday 19 May @ SunPAC Theatre

Hot on the heels of his performance at the Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) Young Instrumentalist Prize Finals, Canterbury’s clarinet player extraordinaire Dylan You, has been invited to perform at the 4MBS Stars of the Future Concert on Friday evening 19 May at the SunPAC Theatre’s Young Virtuosi Concert.

So come along to watch the showcase of four highly gifted young musicians from around Brisbane.

It will be a musical night to remember!

The Stars of the Future Concert is part of the 4MBS Festival of Classics - Australia’s largest classical music festival, which provides professional performance opportunities for hundreds of Queensland artists each year.

This year, the festival celebrates its 30th edition.

What: 4MBS Festival of Classics: Young Virtuosi Concert – Stars of the Future.

When: 6:00pm Friday 19 May 2023.

Where: SunPAC Theatre, 470 McCullough Street, Sunnybank.

Who: ALL Canterbury Families welcome!

Cost: Adult: $28 | 4MBS Subscriber/Concession Holder: $25 | Ages 5-16: $15 | Under 5 Seated On Lap: FREE | Family Of Four: $70.

Tickets can be purchased via this weblink HERE.

Hosts: 4MBS Classic FM Radio Station.

For more information on the Young Virtuosi Concert – Stars of the Future, please visit this weblink HERE.

For more information on the 2023 4MBS Festival of Classics, please visit this weblink HERE.


2023 Junior Tennis 125 Canterbury Girls Junior Championships | Sat 24 - Mon 26 June @ Canterbury Tennis Centre

2023 Junior Tennis 125 Canterbury Girls Junior Championships | Sat 24 - Mon 26 June @ Canterbury Tennis Centre

What: 2023 Junior Tennis 125 Canterbury Girls Junior Championships.

When: Saturday 24 - Monday 26 June 2023.

Where: Canterbury Tennis Centre - Canterbury College.
- Enter via the Sports Precinct Gate, 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford with plenty of on-site parking.

Who: For ALL Junior Girls Tennis Players - U18, U16, U14, U12 Age Divisions.

Hosts: Tennis Queensland and our Canterbury Taipans Tennis Club.

Cost: $30.00 - $60.00
- Entry fees depend on the player's registration of match and age categories.
- Players can register for Singles and/or Doubles matches for the U12, U14, U16 and U18 age categories.

RSVP Information: Tennis Australia Official Website Event Listing HERE.

Player Entries Open: 12:00am Saturday 13 May 2023.

Player Entries Close: 11:59pm Wednesday 14 June 2023.

Withdrawal Deadline: 11:59pm Saturday 17 June 2023.

Newly introduced in 2023, the Australian Junior Tour allows Junior Tennis players to compete and earn qualifying points throughout the year, for the end-of-season Junior Tour Masters in Melbourne, as well as their respective State Masters events.

More than 200 Tennis Australia-endorsed events will be held across the country where they can earn these points - including this Canterbury Tennis event.

Competition Entry Requirements

  • Players have the ability to play in any age group at Junior Series events.
  • The player’s age as of the last day of the month that the event finishes, shall be used for entry into Junior Series tennis events.
  • Players must enter the same age group for Singles and Doubles.
  • Please note that each age category has a maximum UTR Rating.

Draw Release: 5:00pm Wednesday 21 June 2023.

Food and drinks will be available from Canterbury's on-site Splash & Smash Cafe.

Court Surface: Eight ITF Tournament-Standard Hardcourts.

For more information on the tournament, please visit the official Tennis Australia tournament listing HERE.

For more information on Tennis Australia's Australian Junior Tour, please visit this weblink HERE.


2023 AMEB QLD Diploma Awards Ceremony | Congratulations Dylan You, Haydn Li & Isabella Oxenbridge!

2023 AMEB QLD Diploma Awards Ceremony | Congratulations Dylan You, Haydn Li & Isabella Oxenbridge!

Back in March, three highly talented Canterbury students attended the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) Queensland’s 2023 Diploma Awards Ceremony, held over at the Queensland Conservatorium.

They were among 85 Diplomats who attained AMEB Diploma level examinations in 2022 in Queensland.

Year 12 student Dylan You was presented with 2 AMusA Awards - one for piano and the other for clarinet - an uncommon feat at this level.

Year 10 student Haydn Li was presented his LMusA on the viola - the only person in the entire state of Queensland to do so.

Year 9 student Isabella Oxenbridge was presented her AMusA with Distinction for piano - one of only five people to do so in the entire state of Queensland.

Amazingly, of the seven only people selected to perform at this special evening - Canterbury students filled two spots.

Isabella gave a tenderly sensitive rendition of the Beethoven G major Sonata, followed by Haydn’s stunning account of the virtuosic Scherzo-Tarantella by Wieniawski.

Better yet, Isabella and Haydn were also the only two student recipients of special awards.

Isabella won the Joyce Phillips Award from the Quota Club of Brisbane for a promising student of piano.

While Haydn took home the AUSTA Strings Award (Qld) from the Australian Strings Association (AUSTA) for high achievement in attaining a Licentiate in Music, Australia for the viola.

To have Canterbury students front and centre in such a prestigious event is truly remarkable, and further cements Canterbury’s reputation as a music powerhouse!

More photos can be found on our Facebook page HERE.

Regards

Mr Tim Li
Coordinator of Piano/Chamber Music


Congratulations To Our Easter School Holidays Representative Sport Athletes!

Congratulations To Our Easter School Holidays Representative Sport Athletes!

Our Canterbury Taipans Athletes have been busy in Term 1 and leading into the break, competing at representative sporting competitions such as State Championships.

Many of them have also qualified for Nationals.

So our congratulations to the following Canterbury students:

Cash Glavish | Athletics ‍‍

Cash competed at the Little Athletics State Championships in the U12 Boys age group.

He won Gold in both Javelin and Discus, and Silver in Shot Put, as well as recording Personal Bests in all three events.

Kayla McCormick | BMX Freestyle ‍‍

Kayla competed in the BMX Freestyle Nationals, and is proudly the U15 Australian BMX Freestyle Champion.

She also competes in Touch Football, and was selected for the U14 Brisbane Metropolitan Touch Association (BMTA) Girls Mustangs Representative Team.

Kayla was also chosen as a shadow for the U14 South Coast Girls Touch Team.

Taylah Smith-Miller | Swimming ‍‍

Taylah competed at the 2023 Queensland School Sport Swimming Championships.

She placed in three events - Gold in the Team Medley and Silver in the 400m and 200m Individual Medley.

Taylah also finished in the Top 10 in both the 50m and 100m backstroke events, as well as smashed some of her Personal Bests.

Please click the photos below for larger images.


Term 2 (9 Weeks) | Students First Day Back: Tuesday 18 April 2023 - See You Then!

Term 2 (9 Weeks) | Students First Day Back: Tuesday 18 April 2023 - See You Then!

We hope you are enjoying your well-deserved break and we will see you back here on Tuesday 18 April 2023 for the first school day of Term 2!