King's Weekly Newsletter T4W7

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Presentation Night Years 6 & 7

The Year 6/7 Presentation Evening was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our students, and also to wish them well as they move into middle school next year. The evening was further enhanced by the amazing support of parents, friends and extended families who !lled the auditorium to over"owing and created such a warm and supportive atmosphere.

Throughout the evening we were entertained by performances by the string ensemble, the primary dance group and of course the chaplaincy and sta# item. We were also blessed by the inspirational and encouraging words spoken by our College Principal Mr Rees Davis and our Head of Primary Mrs Lorraine Oswald during their addresses.

The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the presenting to every Year 6 and 7 student the very special gift of a personal Bible. We pray that all the students will read and live by God’s Word as they enter the next stage of their lives.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Mrs Kim Bohlsen and Mrs Wendy Fairburn for all their work in organising such as special evening. Congratulations to all the awardees for 2012!

Major Awards Year 6 - Year 7 -Christian Character Award Melina Cli#ord Leio Ohshima McLarenClark Family Award Outstanding E#ort Mirabel Mikhail Hayley GildersMarshall Family Trophy for Creative Writing Daniella Bogatie Crystabel TangJanine Greening Creative Arts Award Jorjah Burgess Meg O’BrienLaver Citizenship Award Isaac Hawkins Leio Ohshima McLarenKaren Andrews MP Award for Service Candice Richards Marina MikhailParents & Friends Service Award Annabelle Clark Justina MikhailMarjorie Shambrook Musicianship Award Caitlin Schmidt Emanuel LaagDux Ettienne Pieterse Jonathon Robertson

Mirabel Mikhail and Hayley Gilders

Daniella Bogatie and Crystabel Tang

Melina Clifford and Leio Ohshima McLaren

Jorjah Burgess and Meg O’Brien

Candice Richards and Marina Mikhail

Annabelle Clark and Justina Mikhail

Leio Ohshima McLaren and Isaac Hawkins

Caitlin Schmidt and Emanuel Laag

Ettienne Pieterse and Jonathon Robertson

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Early Learning Programs Primary

Imaginations FiringSome of the children decided to make a cubby and used

their imagination amazingly well. Without adult assistance, planks and supporting bases were used from available playground equipment. Teachers were then asked for covers. Children used problem solving skills, working together to complete the project. What fun!!

Parenting with Power

Scripture of the week: This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. John 15:12

Drawing the Line on TattlingTattling is one way that children point out problems rather

than trying to make things better. It’s important to teach chil-dren what o#ences they should report to a parent and what they should try to resolve on their own or just ignore. Parents need to know when property or people are in danger, but much of the daily infractions or mistakes may fall into a grey area requiring discernment on the part of a parent and child. You don’t want to remove all reporting of o#ences because sometimes you rely on one child to help you know when another is in danger or in trouble. Sometimes a child should overlook an irritation and not be so easily provoked. If a child has tried to resolve the problem and the o#ence isn’t one to drop, then the child should report it to an adult. This isn’t tattling. It’s following a biblical model of con"ict management. The Scriptures teach that if a problem can’t be resolved between two people, then one should get another person involved in the process (Matthew 18). The way the o#ence is reported and the motivation behind the report is important. If you sense that your child is just trying to get the other child in trouble, then that report is motivated by sel!shness and is con-sidered tattling. As a parent, you have to be careful that children don’t use you to get the upper hand in their arguments with each other. Tattling is often an attempt to draw you in to rescue the victim and the way the story is reported to you often makes the urge seem irresistible. Unfortunately victims aren’t always as in-nocent as they make it seem.

You can use tattling to teach children how to report o#ences in an honouring way, without exaggeration or colouring the truth and admitting their own part of the problem. So the next time a child comes to you to report a problem about another child, you may want to ask, “Did you try to work it out yourself !rst?” If the child is just reporting a problem like a light left on or a toilet not "ushed, try sending the reporting child back to !x it. Like many issues in family life, tattling can be a great teaching opportunity.

Strategy for the week: For younger children, try teaching them the !ve !nger technique. When someone is annoying them they try to: ignore, walk away, say stop, say stop more forcefully, get the help of an adult if it continues. For arguments pull one child aside and give them some solutions. Send them back to implement those solutions. If it works they are learning to solve a problem. If it doesn’t, continue by pulling the other child aside and work with them. Arguments are problems to be solved and children can learn to do this once they get over their sel!sh desires.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

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SecondaryChristmas Thoughts

I came across these on the weekend. Thought I would share them with you. The Christmas Ten Commandments1. Thou shalt give thy heart to Christ. Let Him be at the top of

thy Christmas shopping list. 2. Thou shalt prepare thy soul for Christmas. Spend not so

much on gifts that thy soul is forgotten. 3. Thou shalt not let Santa Claus replace Christ, thus robbing

the day of its spiritual reality. 4. Thou shalt not burden the shop girl, the mailman, and the

merchant with complaints and demands. 5. Thou shalt give thyself with thy gift. This will increase its

value a hundred fold, and he who receiveth it shall treasure it forever.

6. Thou shalt not value gifts received by their cost. Even the least expensive may signify love, and that is more priceless than silver and gold.

7. Thou shalt not neglect the needy. Share thy blessings with many who will go hungry and cold unless thou are generous.

8. Thou shalt not neglect thy church. Its services highlight the true meaning of the season.

9. Thou shalt be as a little child. Not until thou has become in spirit as a little one art thou ready to enter into the kingdom of Heaven.

10. Thou shall not forget to share your joy, peace and faith with those around you.

Christmas, 1st Corinthians 13 Style1. If I decorate my house perfectly with plaid bows, strands of

twinkling lights and shiny balls, but do not show love to my family, I’m just another decorator.

2. If I slave away in the kitchen, baking dozens of Christmas cookies, preparing gourmet meals and arranging a beautifully adorned table at mealtime, but do not show love to my family, I’m just another cook.

3. If I work at the soup kitchen, carol in the nursing home and give all that I have to charity, but do not show love to my family, it profits me nothing.

4. If I trim the spruce with shimmering angels and crocheted snowflakes, attend a myriad of holiday parties and sing in the choir’s cantata but do not focus on Christ, I have missed the point.

5. Love stops the cooking to hug the child. 6. Love sets aside the decorating to kiss the husband. 7. Love is kind, though harried and tired. 8. Love doesn’t envy another’s home that has coordinated

Christmas china and table linens. 9. Love doesn’t yell at the kids to get out of the way. 10. Love doesn’t give only to those who are able to give in return

but rejoices in giving to those who can’t. 11. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things,

endures all things. 12. Love never fails. Video games will break, pearl necklaces will

be lost, golf clubs will rust. But giving the gift of love will endure.

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Remember God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks. Pray. Thankful hearts are happy hearts. Trust the Lord. Know who you are in Christ. Nurture compassion. Have a chuckle. Attitudes are habits. Courage. Recognise your heroes. A disciplined tongue. No strings attached. The Di#erence - Value. Random Acts of Kindness. Think real Christmas.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

Farewell Year 12 StudentsHow quickly time goes by. Last week saw the !nal two events for

our Year 12 students. Thursday night was our annual Graduation Dinner – a wonderful chance for students, their parents and the College sta# to celebrate a ‘job well done’ by our graduates. This was followed on Friday morning with a !nal morning tea and ‘The Tunnel’, allowing our graduating class one !nal hoorah with the rest of the school.

As is our tradition here at King’s, each graduating class is given a name that epitomises their character as a cohort. The class of 2012 was called “The Year of Synergy”. Synergy is de!ned as ‘the cooperation of two or more to produce a combined e#ect greater than the sum of their separate e#ects’. Together, our Year 12s have achieved many great things, throughout their time at King’s and we wish them all the very best for their future pursuits.

First in Queensland in Mathematics Challenge

King’s Year 9 students came 1st in Queensland for the Commonwealth Bank Australian Maths Challenge. The trophy was awarded to Mrs Bevan in High School chapel last week.


Five Undefeated Teams from Primary School in the APS Summer Season

Important Sports Dates

Regional Trial Dates13 January - Triathlon 13 - 19 years

(For more information on this please see Mr Grady asap)

Congratulations to all the primary students and their coaches for a wonderful season of summer sport. Overall we had !ve undefeated teams and as you can imagine they were all very excited and happy to be winning for King’s. These teams are listed below and will be acknowledged at our special Sports Assembly next Wednesday.

Junior Girls AFL coached by Mr Foster and Mrs NapperJunior A Cricket coached by Mr BirdJunior A Softball coached by Mrs FirthSenior Boys A Handball coached by Mr MalcolmJunior Boys A Touch coached by Mr Wilson

Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room WEEK 7

TRACK TALK

What a year it has been. My time working with the students for this year has come to a conclusion. I must say I have enjoyed every moment of it. So much has happened this year, both good, and not so good, but mostly positive, but that’s the characteris-tics of a journey, and this season really has been a journey for me, one which I will certainly cherish.

Before I began this year here at King’s as the head coach for cross-country and athletics, I had a set of goals that I hoped to achieve by the end of the year.

I had hoped for our cross country team to improve from 8th place last year to be ranked within the top !ve this year. We ex-ceeded that mark and ended up 3rd. I had planned for our school to be ranked within top three at the Gold Coast South District Athletics Championships and we ended up winning.

But on the "ipside, I had also planned for our school to take out the APS athletics champs this year. Going into this meet we were clear favourites, and our students were looking good leading into it, but we underperformed in some key events, which turned out to be detrimental in our overall point score. But still, we came awfully close, but still fell short. I have my thoughts on why this occurred, and I will address it with our students and sta# before we begin training next season.

But most important of all my goals that I set was to ‘establish a culture change’ within the school towards cross country and athletics. I can honestly say that this is clear within our primary sector of the school. This I believe is due to a couple of reasons. These students regularly attended training; they became more competent technically in their event disciplines; they competed more con!dently as a result of the previous mentioned points, and thus, achieved better results than in previous years.

Unfortunately, for our secondary students, the culture change is still not prevalent, and I never expected this to be an easy task, but I do believe we will get there soon. If they follow the same path as the primary students took this year, great results will oc-cur. I know for certain that there are talented teenagers here at our school, as I have learnt that there have been many King’s APS sporting teams that have taken out premierships. This cannot happen unless you have a team that has a depth of athletics skill

and talent. So I know there are some cross country and athletics stars in the making here at the school, we just need you to come to training!!!

I have also been told that some of our students are leaving so to all you students who have participated in our running club and KATS sessions this year, I wish you all the best for next year. And !nally, to EVERY student and sta# member who I have had the pleasure to work with at some stage this year, whether on a regular basis, or only on a one-o# occasion, I hope you enjoyed your time working with me, and that you found it to be helpful and enjoyable.

Also, if any students would like to continue with some form of athletics training, I am o#ering coaching in the following ar-eas, outside of school hours. So if interested, contact the school sports sta# for my details:

Wishing you all the best for the remainder of the school term, enjoy your holidays when they arrive, and look forward to seeing you all again in 2013!!!

Yours in cross country & athletics,

~ James Clark, King’s Head Athletics & Cross Country Coach

Outstanding Achievements

AquathlonBunyarat Ward (6J) and Jasmyne Coventry (4H) have quali!ed

for next year’s State Aquathlon after impressive results at the regional trials held last Saturday. They will now have to amp up their training to make it to nationals.

KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE



Sport News

Outstanding Achievements

TriathlonJoel Lonsdale (8V), Jasmyne Coventry (4H) and Adele Phillips

(3D) all competed in Race 2 of the Gatorade Series at Robina on Sunday. They all raced superbly and !nished 1st in their respec-tive age groups. I am looking forward to hopefully seeing one of our King’s students turn professional one day.

FutsalCaden Schmidt 3D and Harry Lane 3K have both been selected

in the Gold Coast representative U9 squad for Futsal (Indoor Soccer) playing at state level. These boys are future stars of King’s and we will be keeping a close eye on them to see how they go. We wish them both well.

SkippingThe Gold Coast Regional Skipping Championships was held

on Saturday 17 November. Jasmine Hawkins and Tia Curtis were once again winners of the 9 & under pairs competition. King’s students took out 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the 9 & under age division overall. Congratulations to Tia, Jasmine and Eleena Williams. These students will now begin preparations for the State Skipping Championships held mid-2013. Well done girls!!!

Prep our Future Rugby League StarsPrep students have been enthusiastic participants in the

special rugby league lessons provided by the ARL. They have been learning fundamental skills and possibly in the future we may see some of these talented Prep students playing for the Titans and maybe even Queensland at the State of Origin.

News from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

Keegan PalmerThis past weekend Keegan (4J) competed at Sydney’s Bondi

skateboards contest, where he placed 1st in under 13s!! As you could imagine he was super stoked!! He landed a few of his 540 mc twists in the Bondi bowl :-) as seen in the picture below!




Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

Primary APS Sports Results

ROUND 7 15 November KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION AFL Snr Boys SOM Jake Pitttorino SOM Snr Girls CAC 75-10 Mia Dietrich CAC Jnr Boys A CAC 52-47 Sam Paludan CAC Jnr Boys B ASAS 90-9 Ethan Rake & Ari Klein ASAS 2 Jnr Girls KCC 98-33 Alani Topp CACBasketball Snr Boys A ASAS 92-55 Flynn Ward ASAS Snr Boys B ASAS 42-24 Sean Kay & Erik Flink ASAS Snr Boys C ASAS & KCC 18-4 & 30-16 Alexander Ristanovic ASAS 1 v SOM 2 & Jae Boston Jnr Boys A KCC 23-16 Finn Scott ASAS Jnr Boys B ASAS 27-15 Brodie Braund ASAS Snr Girls A ASAS 66-24 Halai Brazel ASAS Snr Girls B ASAS 48-0 Madison Brooking ASAS Jnr Girls A ASAS 30-24 Jorja Roberts ASAS Jnr Girls B ASAS 32-12 Karalee Gargar ASASCricket Snr A EMM 35.33 d 5.33 Samuel Askin EMM Jnr A KCC 121-106 Andrew Clare SSC & Sam Capel Jnr B KCC 160-98 Atila Hakaimof ASAS & Himman LoSoftball Snr A SOM 8-5 Georgia Orr SOM Snr B SOM 10-5 Georgia Pennicott SOM Jnr A KCC 16-10 Tenyka Chapman SOMTee-ball Jnr B ASAS 11-10 Halle Poland ASASHandball Snr Boys A KCC 14-8 Miguel Oliveira ASAS 1 & Jacob Clark Snr Boys B KCC & KCC 7-3 & 5-4 Karim Hasan TLC v EMM 1 Snr Boys C KCC 14-10 Cayd Robertson ABP 2 Jnr Boys A KCC 6-1 Kai Butler ABP Jnr Boys B SOM 13-4 Caleb Langley SOM Snr Girls A KCC 9-8 Marina Mikhail SOM 2 Snr Girls B TLC 2-0 TLC Jnr Girls A CAC 13-5 Caitlyn Carlson CAC Jnr Girls B TLC 24-1 TLCTouch Snr Boys A ASAS 7-5 Hilton Bird ASAS Snr Boys B ASAS 6-5 Thomas Bristow ASAS Snr Boys C ASAS & KCC 5-4 & 7-1 Jarrod Findley ASAS 1 v EMM 2 Jnr Boys A KCC 8-3 Nathan Bow ASAS Jnr Boys B ASAS 12-0 Alex Yu ASAS 1 Snr Girls A ASAS 4-0 Erika Chavez ASAS Snr Girls B ASAS 3-0 Jorjah Burgess ASAS Snr Girls C DR & KCC 1-1 & 6-0 Tahlua Zikmundovsky SSC 1 v EMM 1 Jnr Girls A ASAS 5-3 Nicola Ochsner ASAS Jnr Girls B ASAS 4-2 Ellani Gonzalez ASAS




Sport News

Monday 10th to Thursday 13th of December, 9.00am - 2.30pm ( 1.30pm on Thursday).

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WHAT WE VALUEAt TFA we want to develop great young people as well as great players. Total Football Academy shares these values with coaches and players:Teamwork - Play for your team and set an example for everyone to be inspired by. A team works best with

Fair Play - Play by the rules, even when others don’t and respect the referee’s decision. Lose or win thank the referee, opposing team and your team mates for a good game.

Attitude - Play with the right attitude by showing respect to your team, family, referee, coach and yourself. Try your best in all that you do, including your relationships with others.

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General

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Congratulations to all our chess students who were involved in this year’s Gold Coast Individual Age Chess Championships at Varsity College last month. Taking out two age divisions and many in the top ten places on the day, our students had an awesome day of chess. Thank you to all parents who supported this event.

Keep on chessing! Raelene Barton - Chess Coordinator

Age Division : 1996 2nd Ben Taylor 1998 1st Matt Pyper, 3rd Daniel Nowshadi 1999 2nd Daniel Lapitan 2000 1st Elijah McNamara 2001 3rd Sam Shaw, Encouragement Awards to: Jacob Chan, Jaxzyn Follett, Andrew Clare- Brown, Samuel Burns, Kai Butler 2002 3rd Eran Dance, Encouragement Awards to: Lewis Kay, Sean Evans 2003 Encouragement Award to: Kyle Winter 2005 Encouragement Award to: Nathan Maxwell 2007 2nd Xavier O’Brien

K i n g ’ s J u n i o r C h e s s C l u b THIS FRIDAY - 23 NOVEMBER, 6:15pm - 8.30pm

$5 entry fee @ KING’S BARISTA CAFÉ - ALL WELCOME!

PRIMARY CHESS STAR Xavier O’Brien - Prep 2007 - 2nd Place

Primary Year 6 - Year 7 L-R: Most Valuable - Sam Shaw;; Most Improved - Kevin Kim;; Best & Fairest - Elijah McNamara;; Most Valuable Girl - Bronte Redenbach

Thank you to Jodi Russell and Leanne Burkhardt from

Harcourts Mudgeeraba for being our 2012 Chess Club Sponsor!

Gold Coast Individual Age Chess Championships

Thank you to all chess parents for your continued support and assistance throughout the year. Congratulations to the following

students who were awarded the 2012 Chess Awards!

L-R : Elijah McNamara and Matt Pyper

Age Champions

Primary - Year 3 to Year 5 Primary Year 3 - Year 5 L-R: Most Valuable - Jacob Chan;; Most Improved - Lewis Kay;; Best & Fairest - Eran Dance

Secondary L-R: Most Valuable - Daniel Lapitan;; Most Improved - Ben Taylor;; Best & Fairest - Martin Jack

Secondary Lower Primary Lower Primary L-R: Most Valuable - Jordan Chan;; Most Improved - Nathan Maxwell;; Best & Fairest - Hikaru Oka

Primary - Year 6 to Year 7




General



General Christmas GreetingsWith a friendly request to pay any outstanding school fees

before the end of this term.Term 1 2013 school fees will be charged mid January. Fees for 2013 will be on the King’s website in December.Yearly fee payers (7% discount on tuition) will receive an email account in December and the fees are due by 18 January. (Please email if you are new and want to pay yearly next year.)Per term fee payers will receive a 3.5% discount on tuition when paid by the !rst week of term.Payment plans for 2013 will restart the 1st or 2nd week in January.What’s your account number? ... eg MILL007 Please quote your account number when phoning or emailing admin.For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email [email protected]

Happy Christmas from admin.

Dates for your diary...Monday Nov 26 College Christmas ConcertThursday Nov 29 Yrs 6 & 7 Graduation DinnerFriday Nov 30 Last Day Term 4Tuesday Dec 18 College O$ce ClosesWednesday Jan 2 O$ce ReopensTuesday Jan 29 First Day Term 1 - Noah’s Ark, Yrs P-8, PrefectsWednesday Jan 30 First Day Term 1 - Yrs 9-12 & KTTC

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

Doers of the WordQuote from ‘Walk in Faith’ by Ray McCauley

What does it pro!t, my brethren, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can faith save him? If a brother or sister is naked and destitute of daily food, and one says to them, “Depart in peace, be warmed and !lled,” but you do not give them the things which are needed for the body, what does it pro!t? Thus also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. But someone will say, “You have faith, and I have works.” Show me your faith without your works, and I will show you my faith by my works.”

James 2:14-18We have a responsibility to those who are in the body of Christ.

We cannot be all talk and no action! For instance, if we say we are against abortion on demand, (which we are) what alternative do we give a 14 year-old who is pregnant and abandoned? The church must provide homes and care for those in this situation. Do not say, “Be warmed and well-fed ... bless you and goodbye!” We must be doers of the Word. The greatest example of Christianity is to be a witness - not to talk like one, but to be one.

Today: Ask the Lord to show you just one person that you can help practically. It may be to give a friend a lift, to cook someone a meal, to !nancially assist a brother or to visit a person in hospital. Whatever you do, do it cheerfully as unto the Lord.

If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain, you can write to - [email protected] or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - [email protected]

Oral Health CareStudents in Years 8 and 9 have been provided with an o#er of

an oral health care pack to take home.The pack includes:

Child and adolescent Oral Health Service brochureExamination Card

Please familiarise yourself with the process by reading the information provided.

If your child is enrolled in one of the year levels listed above and did not receive a pack and you would like to arrange for your child to receive one, please contact the Oral Health Call Centre 1300 300 850. Monday to Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm, excluding public holidays.

If your child requires disability access please identify this requirement with the call centre operator.

King’s Christian College has been selected as one of six Queensland Money Smart Teaching (MST) schools. During the next two weeks, students at King’s will have the opportunity to learn about consumer and !nancial literacies. The MoneySmart program, an initiative of the Australian Government and Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC), have developed a fully comprehensive curriculum to help students become !nancially literate. The age-old adage, why don’t they teach ‘real-life’ skills at school is most certainly being addressed as King’s takes its part in this exciting trial program.

MoneySmart is about teaching students to become smart when handling and making decisions about money, helping them become savvy consumers who make informed decisions. The subject of money is seen as a core life skill – money being a birth-to-death commitment. Students will cover topics such as: needs verses wants, donations, saving and spending as well has have practical opportunities to engage in fundraising, budgeting and small enterprise.

For more information regarding this exciting MoneySmart trial and for helpful resources for parents and students alike, please log onto the MoneySmart website and take the !rst step towards becoming MoneySmart: www.teaching.moneysmart.gov.au

~ Damien Bird and Jamie Middleton (MoneySmart Facilitators)

Money Smart

P&F UpdateP&F AGMThe P&F AGM was held this week. The following positions for

2013 were elected: President: Richard Dart, Treasurer: Sharon Entwistle, Secretary: Melissa Potts

Items discussed at the ordinary meeting following the AGM included:

Christmas Carols on Monday night. The P&F BBQ starts at 5.30pm.Parent volunteer forms will be sent out with reports. We look forward to working with new volunteers in 2013.Year 12 foundation student gifts.Funding for a new sandpit in Noah’s Ark.A portable dance "oor for the amphitheatre.A thankyou from our very successful cheer dance teams.

Thank you for another successful year. Have a very merry and safe Christmas, and we will see you in 2013.

Kind Regards, Melissa Potts – 0400 258 684

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General

BBQ and drinks from 5:30pm Carols begin at 6:30pm in the amphitheatre

Special guests - Lachlan Baker and Liza Beamish

King’s Christmas orchestra,choirs, cheerdancers

and dancers

ChristmasConcertChristmasConcert

Monday 26 November




68 Gemvale Road, Reedy Creek 4227 07 5587 7600www.kingscollege.qld.edu.au [email protected]

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