Our Year 6 Learner's Toolkit In Classroom Action!

Our Year 6 Learner's Toolkit In Classroom Action!

Our Year 6 students from Mr Jonathon Wheatley's class were using their physical Learner's Toolkits to revise and test their understanding of what they just learnt across various subjects.

These Learner's Toolkits consist of five proven strategies that help students better structure and retain all the information they've been taught:
Retrieve It | Visualise It | Space It | Jumble It | Connect It.

Watch our video to get the full physical Learner's Toolkit story! 😊

https://youtu.be/cp71TcZ1KHA


ISQ Media Release: Final Results Ready To Be Published For Year 12 Students

ISQ Media Release: Final Results Ready To Be Published For Year 12 Students

The moment many outgoing Year 12 students are waiting for is almost upon them, after another challenging year for students across the State.

More than 50,000 Queensland Year 12 students will be able to log on to view their final results when they are published online after 8am THIS Friday 17 December 2021.

Independent Schools Queensland Acting Chief Executive Officer Shari Armistead said the moment was an exciting time for many students - particularly the more than 10,000 students from Queensland independent schools - as they consider their future aspirations, whatever they may be.

“The diversity of the Queensland independent schooling sector is reflected in the desires and ambitions of its students,” Ms Armistead said.

“Their next big decision could involve university, skills training, joining the workforce, or a gap year.

“For some that decision will be clear, and for others, it might be a little more involved.

“Whatever decision these young people make, they should know there is a wide range of support available to help them navigate this important stage in their life.”

Ms Armistead said 2021 was challenging for many Queensland students.

“Across the independent schooling sector in 2021, there were some short-term school closures and increased health-related restrictions due to the pandemic,” she said.

“However, the way the students handled these disruptions is to be commended.

“Everyone across the State is wishing the Year 12 graduates every success in their future.”

Queensland Independent Schools Parents Network Executive Officer Justine Cirocco said the nerves felt by many students would also likely be felt by their parents as well.

“Parents play a fundamental role in the guidance and support of their children throughout their education, and the release of final results can be a big day for parents,” Ms Cirocco said.

“Whatever the outcomes, parents should feel assured there are plenty of resources and information available to help continue guiding their young people through this post-school transition period.

“School career guidance officers are a great place to start.

“Parents should also ensure they are across all QTAC and other education providers’ application deadlines, to help their children fully explore the options available to them.”

QTAC and the Queensland Curriculum & Assessment Authority have both put together a suite of useful information for students and parents.

Students will also be able to access their final subject and course results and, if eligible, their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).

These statements are prepared and released by the QCAA.


2021 Canterbury Taipans End-Of-Year Christmas Awards Party Wrap

2021 Canterbury Taipans End-Of-Year Christmas Awards Party Wrap

One of the 'feel good' events of the College year with 348 attendees...

Congratulations to all our well-deserved Canterbury Taipans Swimming, Tennis and Athletics award winners this evening.

AND a big 'thank you' to all our 'Terrific Taipans' club members and their wonderfully supportive families, for joining us throughout a big year.

See you all in 2022 from Mr Rapkins, Mr Blackborrow, Mrs King and the whole coaching crew - we will miss you all over the break... 🤩👏👋🏆🏅🎖

PS: Unless of course you are coming to one of our Summer Holiday Camps! 😉

CLICK HERE for the full Facebook Photo Gallery - 63 images!


NEW - Canterbury Taipans Aqua Aerobics Class: WED 15 DEC

What: NEW - Canterbury Taipans Aqua Aerobics Class

When: 11:15am – 12 Noon, THIS Wednesday 15 December 2021

Where: Canterbury Taipans Aquatic Centre – Canterbury College.
- Use Gate E via 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
- Plenty of onsite parking.

Who: EVERYONE invited.

Cost: FREE!

RSVP: Please register via email to - 

See you there! Splash on down...


ENTRIES OPEN: Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships - PRIZE MONEY TOURNAMENT

ENTRIES OPEN: Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships - PRIZE MONEY TOURNAMENT

 

What: Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships

*Our FIRST Australian Prize Money Tournament*

When: Monday 20 – Thursday 23 December 2021

Player Registration Deadline: 11:59pm (AEST) THIS Friday 10 December 2021

Where: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre – Canterbury College
182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
- Use Gate E via Old Logan Village Road.
- Plenty Of Onsite Parking.

Who: Entire Logan City, Brisbane and Gold Coast players, their families and communities welcome.

The inaugural Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships is a Silver Series Australian Money Tournament fully endorsed by Tennis Queensland and Tennis Australia.

This event will feature up to 150+ players of national and international standard participating for prize money over four days.

Categories: Mens Singles, Womens Singles, Mens Doubles, Womens Doubles fixtures.

Players, their families, and spectators from across Logan City, Brisbane and the Gold Coast regions will support and attend this event, and we are expecting large numbers of visitors during each tournament playing day.

Our NEW Splash & Smash Café will be open each day serving food and beverages.

Tennis Australia Official Event Listing and Player Registrations HERE - 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Championships | All Tournaments – Tennis Australia.

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This tournament is proudly supported by our great event partners Mortgage Choice Ormeau.

Need help with your finances? Talk to the team in Ormeau for help with refinancing, buying your first home, car loans, business and more.

Mortgage Choice Ormeau Website

Tel: 07 5549 0800

Email:

Address: Shop 15, 174-176 Pascoe Road ORMEAU  QLD  4208

Open Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm | After hours by appointment

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2021 Canterbury Taipans End-Of-Year Christmas Awards Party: FRI 10 DEC

What: 2021 Canterbury Taipans End-Of-Year Christmas Awards Party

When: 5:00pm – 7:00pm, Friday 10 December 2021

Where: Canterbury Taipans Aquatic, Tennis & Athletics Centre - Canterbury College.
- Use Gate E via 182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
- Plenty of onsite parking.

Who: For ALL our Canterbury Taipans Swimming, Tennis & Athletics Club members, coaches, staff and their families to celebrate and be congratulated for your efforts in 2021.

Dress Code: Christmas Theme | Santa Hats.

Catering: Sausage Sizzle.
- FREE sausage for the kids.
- $2 each for family & visitors.

Our Splash & Smash Café will also be open for food & beverage sales.

Features:

  • ALL eight tennis courts open for FREE play.
  • Our Olympic Lane Pool open for FREE swimming.
  • Our Learn-To-Swim Pool open for FREE swimming for the little ones.

These prizes awarded for each sport - Swimming | Tennis | Athletics:

2021 MVP

2021 Club Athlete

2021 Club Captains

2021 Tiny Taipan

2021 Rookie of the Year

2021 Most Improved

Club Appreciation Certificates

RSVP: Please RSVP HERE via Humanitix before 11:59pm Thursday 9 December 2021.

See you there!


NEW Canterbury Drone Academy In 2022!

NEW Canterbury Drone Academy In 2022!

A rapid transformation of industry - caused by the growing interconnectedness between the digital world and the real world, is leading to a radical evolution of the skill sets required by our future workforce.

This is especially true for industries such as engineering, agriculture, healthcare, manufacturing and energy.

Employers are seeking people with additional skills and knowledge in robotics and digital systems, and their interface with industry.

The Australian Unmanned Systems Academy (AUSA) Certificate III in Aviation (Remote Pilot) provides Secondary Students with these skills, opening up many career and higher education pathways.

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The combination of the Certificate III with the RePL (Remote Pilot) provides valuable opportunities for students.

It is the first step of a dynamic career in a variety of industries while also opening doors for students wishing to pursue higher education, including the Certificate IV in Aviation and further tertiary education pathways.

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The curriculum has been carefully developed to deliver exciting technical and practical skill sets, while also bolstering student literacy, numeracy, and ICT skills.

Students have full independent access to the AUSA interactive e-Learning platform with full lecture content and presentations to support learning during and outside class times.

Practical classes utilising the highest industry grade and quality drones, sensors, flight systems and simulator equipment ensures the skills and experience our students acquire is directly applicable to real world expectations.

The Drone Academy can include students from earlier age groups to help build their skills and gain confidence.

The Academy will also focus on building skills to help students compete in Australia's Drone Competitions where students can showcase their skills in manoeuvres and coding against other colleges.

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All students interested in doing this amazing dual qualification in 2022 need to fill out this online form HERE on MyCC to register their interest.

Should you have any more questions or need more clarification, please contact Mrs Juri Sinclair on - 


Canterbury Care Central

Canterbury Care Central

In 2022, we are co-locating all our health and support services for students into one location.

Formerly the Secondary School Administration Building, Canterbury Care Central will be a 'one stop shop' for all students from Prep to Year 12 who are seeking:

  • first aid or medical dispensing through the Paramedic
  • counselling services
  • access to the College Chaplain
  • post-school pathways advice from the Director of Student Futures.

Appointments can be made with any of our professional staff in Care Central.

From next year, the Junior School and Secondary School reception counters will no longer house sick bays or keep medications for students.

This allows us to centralise and quality-assure all the health and support services for students and parents in one central location, on the ‘border’ of the Junior and Secondary campuses.

Secondary Administration will be relocating to a new facility in Q Block - located in a much better position at the Old Logan Village Road Gate D roundabout entrance.

Care Central will provide a much higher level of service for our students and families.


2021 Year 6 End Of Year Day Out

2021 Year 6 End Of Year Day Out

Our Year 6 cohort - soon to be Secondary Schoolers - were scheduled for a trip to Movie World last Friday for their big end of year Day Out, but it was relocated to The Jungle Adventure Play Indoor Centre due to the stormy weather all week.

Each student received their own personalised drink bottle and bag for an exciting day of climbing, balancing, hanging and swinging adventures before they charge into Year 7!

Please see the full Facebook Album photo gallery for all the fun...


Year 10 Hospitality Takeaway Café

Year 10 Hospitality Takeaway Café

The Year 10 Hospitality Takeaway Café was a fabulous success last week.

Our Year 10 students, under the guidance of Mrs Ingram, had the opportunity to demonstrate their culinary and customer service skills, linked to the attainment of their Certificate I in Hospitality.

So both students and teachers alike enjoyed the delicious cafe meals that they prepared last Thursday and Friday.

Menu items included beef and vegetarian burgers and nachos, meat lovers and vegetarian pizza, plus loaded fries with bacon, cheese and sour cream.

Thank you to all students and staff who supported the café!