WITH CORRECTED YEAR 12 POSTER: Our 2023 Canterbury Year 12 College Captains | Prefects | House Vice Captains & Year 9 Student Leaders
Our 2023 Canterbury Year 12 College Captains | Prefects | House Vice Captains & Year 9 Student Leaders
Dear Parents, Carers, Staff and Students,
I am very pleased to announce our 2023 Canterbury Year 12 College Captains, Prefects, House Vice Captains and Year 9 Student Leaders.
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Applications and short-listing for the various Activity Captain positions, which support our co-curricular program, is continuing.
All the best to those students who are pursuing positions in this capacity.
I know all parents, carers, staff and students will wish our 37 newly elected Secondary School leaders all the very best, as they take on these important new roles heading into next year.
Congratulations to you all...
Kind regards
Mr Dan Walker
College Principal
Today's Year 8 BEE Logan Big Ideas Challenge @ Yarrabilba State College
Today's Year 8 BEE Logan Big Ideas Challenge @ Yarrabilba State College
Our Year 8 Business Enterprise & Entrepreneurship (BEE) students attended today's 2022 Logan Big Ideas Challenge hosted by Future Anything at the Yarrabilba State College.
The Big Ideas Challenge is a fast-paced and hands-on day of listening, learning and doing.
It culminates in teams of students pitching their own innovative solutions for a complex local issue.
Today's theme was: Technology X.
Our students worked with other schools on hands-on ideation sessions and heard from local entrepreneurs.
They worked through processes to explore and solve problems, and design solutions for an innovative idea using technology - to make the world a better place!
The skills that our students learned today, tie in with their assessment for the upcoming Pop-Up Market Stalls happening later this term.
Today's Agenda
- Welcome (Intro, Day Overview, Future of Work).
- Local Entrepreneurs Panel.
- Picking a problem and group forming.
- The Entrepreneur’s Odyssey (Steps 1-6).
- The Entrepreneur’s Odyssey (Steps 7-10).
- The ‘Shark Tank’ Idea/Product Pitches.
- Winner’s Announcement + Closing Final Reflections.
Regards
Mrs Michelle Rowbotham
Teacher
2022 Australian Youth Volleyball Championships @ Bendigo: Canterbury Students Competition Results
2022 Australian Youth Volleyball Championships @ Bendigo: Canterbury Students Competition Results
Canterbury College had five students travel down to Bendigo over the September holidays, representing Queensland at the 2022 Australian Youth Volleyball Championships (AYVC).
This competition is an elite Australia-wide volleyball tournament, including age groups from U14 to U18.
This year, teams travelled from all over the ACT, NSW, QLD, VIC, WA, SA and TAS to compete.
Our very own Lucas Ioapo (Year 8), Jodeci Faraimo-Saolele (Year 10), Marli Cetinich (Year 11), Jeremy Kriletich (Year 11) and Jalen Harrison (Year 12) were all selected to represent QLD.
Flying down to Bendigo for the competition from 25-29 September, our very own Taipans Volleyballers wore their QLD jerseys with pride, coming away with some formidable results.
Congratulations to Lucas, Marli, Jodeci, Jeremy and Jalen!
Lucas: U14 White - 2nd place.
Marli: U17 White - 6th place.
Jodeci: U17 Maroon - 1st place.
Jeremy: U18 Maroon - 2nd place.
Jalen: U18 White - 6th place.
Alongside these achievements at the AYVC, Jalen, Jeremy and Marli were invited by Volleyball Australia to extend their stay in Bendigo.
For an extra three days, they continued training alongside 50 of Australia’s best Volleyballers under some of Australia’s greatest coaches.
What an awesome experience and a testament to the hard work these athletes put in - both on and off the court.
Jeremy Kriletich has also been invited to attend an Australian Volleyball Academy (AVA) Camp this coming weekend.
The AVA headquarters is located within the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra, and their primary objective is to identify and develop Olympic potential athletes for both Indoor and Beach Volleyball.
Jeremy flies down to Canberra this weekend, and has a second weekend camp in November with the AVA.
So all the best to Jeremy at these camps. Watch this space!
Regards
Mr Andrew Porter
Teacher & Volleyball Coordinator
Canterbury College
2022 Battle Of The Rock Bands – Schools Competition | 5pm For 6:30pm – 10:30pm, THIS Thursday Night 6 October @ Clairvaux MacKillop College - Ashen Phoenix!
2022 Battle Of The Rock Bands – Schools Competition | 5pm For 6:30pm – 10:30pm, THIS Thursday Night 6 October @ Clairvaux MacKillop College - Ashen Phoenix!
What: 2022 Battle Of The Rock Bands – Schools Competition!
Represented By: Canterbury’s Senior Rock School Band – Ashen Phoenix.
When: THIS Thursday Night 6 October 2022 (Week 1, Term 4).
Whole Event: Thursday 6 - Saturday 8 October 2022.
5:00pm: Onsite Food, Drink & Coffee Vans Service.
6:00pm: Venue Doors Open.
6:30pm – 10:30pm: LIVE Rock Show.
Where: Mary MacKillop Learning Centre (Hall).
Clairvaux MacKillop College - Klumpp Road, Upper Mt Gravatt.
There is some parking onsite and more parking available via a short walk from the Park N Ride facility on Klumpp Road.
Promotional Event Video - https://youtu.be/EgdCiwDj8KI
Who: For ALL Canterbury students and families to attend and support Ashen Phoenix LIVE!
Tickets: $10 EACH.
Booking Weblink: There are TWO types of venue tickets:
General Admission Standing Area closest to the stage - 2022 Battle Of The ROCK Bands - GA Standing Tickets, Mary MacKillop Learning Centre (Hall), Upper Mt Gravatt | TryBooking Australia
If a General Admission Standing Area ticket is purchased, no seat is allocated to the ticket holder.
Allocated Seating Area behind the General Admission Standing Area - 2022 Battle Of The ROCK Bands - Allocated Seating Tickets, Mary MacKillop Learning Centre (Hall), Upper Mt Gravatt | TryBooking Australia
If an Allocated Seating Area ticket is purchased, the buyer will have that seat allocated to them for that evening’s concert.
They may leave their seat to join the crowd in the General Admission Standing Area if they choose during their event.
In 2022, there are 30 Secondary School rock bands competing, with 10 different bands performing each night as follows:
| THURSDAY 6 October | FRIDAY 7 October | SATURDAY 8 October |
| Canterbury College | St Joseph’s Nudgee College | Brisbane Boys College |
| Moreton Bay College | San Sisto College | St Augustine's College |
| Cavendish Road SHS | Emmaus College | Loreto College |
| St Peter Claver College | Rochedale SHS | Ferny Grove SHS |
| Trinity Catholic College | Wynnum SHS | Cannon Hill Anglican College |
| Villanova College | Moreton Bay Boys College | Franciscan Combined Colleges |
| Mansfield SHS | St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace | Coomera Anglican College |
| Southern Cross Catholic College | Chisholm College | St Thomas More College |
| Carmel College | Sheldon College | Mt Maria College Mitchelton |
| St John Fisher College | John Paul College | Clairvaux MacKillop College |
Battle Of The Rock Bands Facebook Page – (3) Battle Of The ROCK Bands | Facebook
Battle Of The Rock Bands Instagram Account – Battle Of The ROCK Bands (@battleoftherockbands) • Instagram Photos And Videos
Please direct any enquiries through the Facebook Page or contact the Clairvaux MacKillop College Office – T: 07 3347 9200.
Audience Filming: Attendees are advised the event is to be recorded, and that by purchasing a ticket, you consent to being recorded as members of the audience.
By entering and attending this event, you agree to being filmed or photographed, which may be used for marketing, promotional, or broadcasting purposes.
2022 Battle Of The Rock Bands – Event Sponsors | Prize Sponsors | Industry Partners:
Brisbane City Council Lord Mayor’s Suburban Initiative Fund | Brisbane City Council MacGregor Ward | Brisbane City Council Festival Funding Program | BJ’s Sound & Lighting | Southside Toyota | The Triffid | Shure | D’Addario | Zildjian | QCEC | The Guitar Centre At The Gabba | Manny’s | Ozwinds | IJS | Impact LED Screens | Yamaha Music Australia.
DAYS 1-3 THURSDAY - SATURDAY REPORTS: Canterbury Boys & Girls Open Teams @ Annual Champion Basketball School Of Queensland Tournament
DAYS 1-3 THURSDAY - SATURDAY REPORTS: Canterbury Boys & Girls Open Teams @ Annual Champion Basketball School Of Queensland Tournament
Our Open Boys and Girls Basketball teams are currently competing in the annual 4-day Champion Basketball School of Queensland (CBSQ) Tournament! 🏀
The Boys are in Division 4 while the Girls are in Division 1 - the Championship Division. 🤩
Both squads have been preparing all term and represent the very best of Canterbury basketball. 💪
Our full CBSQ draw, match results and fixture live streams can be found via this weblink HERE.
Here are both tournament venues if you want to watch Canterbury LIVE in action over the weekend:
Coomera Indoor Sports Centre - 35 Beattie Road, Coomera | Runaway Bay Indoor Sports Centre - Sports Drive, Runaway Bay.
Now here is a report on how both teams fared on the first day of competition - THURSDAY 15 SEPTEMBER:
Open Girls Team - Division 1 ⛹️♀️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs King's Christian College: 35 - 98. After a competitive first half, we were unfortunately beaten by an extremely talented opposition.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs Somerset College: 45 - 54. It was a tough, close and nail-biting game, but Somerset College was able to surge ahead and get the win.
FULL Girls Fixture & Results HERE.
Please select Basketball Queensland from the Organisation dropdown menu, then 2022 CBSQ Opens from the Competition dropdown menu, then Division 1 GirlsB from the Division dropdown menu, then our Team Canterbury College Open Girls.
Open Boys Team - Division 4 ⛹️♂️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs Pacific Lutheran College: 35 - 28. A very strong performance by our boys, and despite a late comeback from the opposition, we were able to seal the deal.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs Townsville State High School: 32 - 37. It was a see-sawing, back-and-forth game with the lead changing several times during the final quarter - however, we were unable to come from behind to secure another win.
FULL Boys Fixture & Results HERE.
Please select Basketball Queensland from the Organisation dropdown menu, then 2022 CBSQ Opens from the Competition dropdown menu, then Division 4 BoyCO from the Division dropdown menu, then our Team Canterbury College Open Boys.
Overall, our girls and boys teams played well and showed plenty of courage and determination on the first day of competition, improving their play and abilities.
Now here is a report on how both teams fared on the second day of competition - FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER:
Open Girls Team - Division 1 ⛹️♀️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs Southport State High School: 43 - 69.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs St Margaret Mary's College: 61 - 83.
Two tough games for the girls - they were down early in both the first quarters of each game today, but fought hard and kept the points differential about the same throughout both matches.
Final Pool game tomorrow (Saturday 17/09) against Brisbane State High School before we move into crossover matches.
Open Boys Team - Division 4 ⛹️♂️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs Calamvale Community College: 26 - 35.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs All Saints Anglican School: 14 - 37.
The boys played hard today but lost both games by very acceptable margins.
Now here is a report on how both teams fared on the third day of competition - SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER:
Open Girls Team - Division 1 ⛹️♀️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs Brisbane State High School: 12 - 98.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs John Paul College: 36 - 107.
Tough learning day for our girls against more talented opposition, but they fought until the very end!
Open Boys Team - Division 4 ⛹️♂️
Game 1: Canterbury College vs Groves Christian College: 32 - 24.
Game 2: Canterbury College vs Corinda State High School: 32 - 31.
Two hard-fought and narrow wins by the boys today, as they competed and left everything out on court. Well done boys!
Sunday (18/09) is the last day of this huge competition...
Canterbury Represents @ 2022 Modern Language Teachers Association of Queensland Speech Contest - Griffith University Last Sunday
Canterbury Represents @ 2022 Modern Language Teachers Association of Queensland Speech Contest - Griffith University Last Sunday
Canterbury students from Years 7-12 competed in the 2022 Modern Language Teachers' Association of Queensland (MLTAQ) Speech Contest, held at Griffith University last Sunday 11 September.
Our students presented in the Chinese, French, Japanese and Spanish language divisions against schools from across South-East Queensland.
They wrote their own speeches and took part in tutorials to perfect their delivery and encourage each other.
We congratulate our dedicated team of 28 contestants with special mentions going to:
Gold Medallists: Joanne Vivian (Year 12 French) and Shannel Almario (Year 9 French).
Silver Medallist: Penina Pao (Year 7 Chinese) - She has only been studying Mandarin for three terms... so very well done!
Bronze Medallist: Emerald Kaing (Year 10 French).
4th Place: Kevin Dizon (Year 9 Japanese).
5th Place: Fatima Malik (Year 8 Japanese).
Highly Commended: Matthew Flaherty (Year 7 Spanish), Abigail Silk (Year 7 Spanish), Hayley Schoeck (Year 7 Chinese), Olivia Baker (Year 9 French), Kelly Wong (Year 10 Japanese) and Zoe Flynn (Year 11 Japanese).
Bravo à tous ! | ¡ Felicitaciones ! | よくできました！| 太棒了！
Special thanks also goes to our Global Studies teachers for giving up their valuable time for rehearsals and for their support on the competition Sunday – Mrs Jennifer Wu (also a MLTAQ Judge), Mrs Sally McHaffie (also a MLTAQ Judge), Mr Luke Harmer, Ms Sara Rosello, Mr Daniel Clark and Mrs Helen Tani.
Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix: H2GP Program - Term 4 Student Registrations OPEN NOW! (Limited Numbers Only)
Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix: H2GP Program - Term 4 Student Registrations OPEN NOW! (Limited Numbers Only)
The H2GP Program empowers students to be the problem-solvers of tomorrow, connect with the Earth's automotive industry, and gear it up with renewable energy technology.
The growing demand for energy in this era of human-caused climate change, may ultimately be the greatest challenge of the 21st Century.
We need the creativity, ingenuity and critical-thinking skills of the generation coming of age today - now more than ever!
The Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix is a comprehensive science and engineering program, that gives students from all over the world, the opportunity to apply their talents - as they learn about environmental sustainability, renewable energy and alternative fuels.
This is achieved through a variety of fun science experiments and genuinely engaging curricular materials.
Design. Build. Race!
Participating students must apply a wide range of foundational knowledge, acquired in the first part of the program, throughout the competition.
Their task is to design, engineer and build their own fuel cell powered Remote Control Car and test it during a 4-hour race.
From the earliest conceptual stages, to maintaining and repairing their car during the marathon race, students are in control of every step of the process.
This enables a truly immersive experience that captures the rigour and excitement of real-world science and engineering!
If you are interested in participating in Term 4 of 2022, please email Mr Greg Wacker with your expression of interest -
Please Note: Numbers are limited.
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2022 TAS Track & Field Championships Results - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! 🏆
2022 TAS Track & Field Championships Results - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! 🏆
We are your 2022 TAS Track & Field Champions!!! 🏆
A HUGE congratulations to all our athletes who competed and represented Canterbury at the 2022 TAS Track & Field Championships over at the QSAC on Tuesday.
What a great way to finish off Term 3!
Thank you to our Athletics Coordinator Mrs Brooke King, and our coaches Camryn, Hayden, Gemma, Jade and Jack, who've done an amazing job preparing our athletes.
Thank you also to our staff members for their support on the day - Mr Josh Afu, Ms Cathy Simpson, Mr Andre Boon, Mr Glen Walker and Mrs Catherine Krzensk.
Below is a rundown of our superb results:
Year Level
| Year Level | Girls | Boys |
| Year 7 | 1st 🥇 | 1st 🥇 |
| Year 8 | 1st 🥇 | 2nd 🥈 |
| Year 9 | 3rd 🥉 | 2nd 🥈 |
| Year 10 | 4th | 5th |
| Year 11 | 3rd 🥉 | 1st 🥇 |
| Year 12 | 4th | 5th |
Percentage Cup
Girls - 1st 🥇
Boys - 1st 🥇
Special Mentions
Calise Kypr - Year 7 Girls Age Champion 🏆
Ashton Abbott - Year 7 Boys Age Champion 🏆
Overall
Overall Girls - 1st 🥇
Overall Boys - 2nd 🥈
Overall School - 1st 🏆
More photos can be found on MyCC or the FULL gallery on our Facebook page HERE.
Tennis Logan City - Junior Premier League Tennis Tournament: 8am - 4pm, THIS Saturday 17 September @ Canterbury College Tennis Centre
Tennis Logan City - Junior Premier League Tennis Tournament: 8am - 4pm, THIS Saturday 17 September @ Canterbury College Tennis Centre
What: Tennis Logan City - Junior Premier League Tennis Tournament.
Hosted By Jimboomba & Canterbury College Tennis Clubs.
The previous end-of-term Tennis Logan City (TLC) tournament was extremely competitive, and we look forward to kicking off these September holidays with another great tennis event.
When: 8:00am – 4:00pm, THIS Saturday 17 September 2022.
Where: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre – Canterbury College.
Please use the Sports Precinct Gate via 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
Then follow the signs with plenty of onsite parking.
Who: Logan City Secondary School Tennis Players – 74 Entries (as at Midday Tuesday 13/09/22).
ALL families and public spectators MOST WELCOME!
More Information:
Jimboomba and Canterbury will be hosting this Saturday’s various matches, with the orange ball boys and girls at Jimboomba.
All other match locations will be determined after final entry numbers are confirmed.
Good luck to the Premier Division Juniors in this Saturday’s Finals.
Contact Details: Mr James Rapkins, Canterbury College Tennis Centre Manager – Tel: 07 3299 0900 | Email:
Tennis Logan City: Website | Facebook Page.
2022 Junior TAS Track & Field Championships Results - Second Overall School!
2022 Junior TAS Track & Field Championships Results - Second Overall School!
Well done, and congratulations to all our athletes who represented Canterbury at the 2022 Junior TAS Track & Field Championships over at the QSAC, where we placed second overall.
A huge thank you to our Athletics Coordinator, Mrs Brooke King, and the rest of our coaching staff, who have done a fantastic job helping our junior athletes prepare for the big day.
Below is a rundown of the results:
9 Years Girls - 3rd place 🥉
9 Years Boys - 1st place 🥇
10 Years Girls - 5th place
10 Years Boys - 4th place
11 Years Girls - 3rd place 🥉
11 Years Boys - 1st place 🥇
12 Years Girls - 2nd place 🥈
12 Years Boys - 4th place
Overall School - 2nd place 🥈
Overall Girls - 3rd place 🥉
Overall Boys - 1st place 🥇
Go Taipans! 🐍
More photos can be found on MyCC or our Facebook page.
