Middle Senior School

Josh Wilson

Deputy Principal, Middle Senior School

Dino Arraiol

Head of Middle Senior School

Term 4

Co Curricular Timetable

At Calvary, we value developing the whole child and encourage students to explore opportunities beyond the classroom. We invite students to review the Term 4 Co-curricular Timetable and consider joining an activity that interests them, where they can develop new skills, build confidence and connect with like-minded peers.

Cafe Specials

Week 2

CAPA Update

Term 4

String Ensemble:

String Ensemble rehearsals – Tuesday mornings 7:45am.

 

Orchestra:

Continuing every week with sectionals, last Orchestra for 2026 is 19 Nov. Break up celebration!

 

Percussion:

Percussion Ensemble new slot: Monday morning 7:45am.

 

Guitar:

Guitar Ensemble excursion this Sunday to Aurora Guitar Ensemble.

 

Choirs:

MSS Sing will be performing at Valedictory on 20 Nov at 5pm.  (Tuesday 2nd break for rehearsals!)

 

Junior School Musical 2027: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

If you’re keen to assist Junior school students in their acting and dancing for the JS musical, please email Kerryn.vezos@calvarycc.qld.edu.au . We would require committed assistants, who can come on Pupil Free Days:  7th Dec, and Jan 22, and potentially after school on Tuesdays 3:30 – 5pm in Term One of 2027.

 

For all general information:

Website:  CAPA Website

Facebook:  CAPA Facebook

Overview:  2026 CAPA Handbook

Email: performingartsacademy@calvarycc.qld.edu.au 

Parent Online Security Tool

Qustodio

As part of your enrolment at the College parents have been provided with access to software that allows them to manage student usage of both their College laptop (outside of school hours) and one additional smart device. In order to claim this software and help guide children through the minefield of digital distraction please use the following link for further information about Qustodio (Parent Cyber Safety Tool)

 

https://calvarycc.qld.edu.au/parent-information

Term 4 - Week 1

Week 2

Mon 12 Oct | CSSAQ Volleyball (Int & Jnr)
Mon  12 Oct | Yr 7 & Yr 10 Immunisations
Mon 12 Oct | Yr 12 Bump In Night
Thur 15 Oct | Stage 6 Visual Art Excursion

 

Coming Up...

Volleyball Schools Cup Yr 7 & 8 | Yr 10 Celebration Dinner 

Mr Josh Wilson - Deputy Principal – Middle and Senior School

Dear Parents/Guardians,

 

Welcome to Term 4!

 

We are looking forward to a busy term with lots of exciting events and milestones for our students. As usual, we started the term with meeting together as a Middle and Senior School sector to discuss who we wanted to be as a community and our expectations for one another.

 

If you are unaware of our P-12 school expectations, they are version of Micah 6:8

Act Justly (be fair)

Love Mercy (be kind)

Walk Humbly (be my best self)

 

We spoke about what these expectations could look like in practice and how when we commit to actions that accompany these expectations, it benefits our whole community. I would encourage to consider how your family unit could benefit if everyone strives and reflects on what it means to be fair, be kind, and be your best self. Here are some of the ideas we shared with the students on Monday:

 

What does it mean ‘to be fair?’

  • Taking turns (wait your turn…)
  • Treat others as you want them to treat you (Luke 6:31).
  • Listen to both sides (let people explain themselves before making a decision about who is right/wrong).
  • Apply the rules consistently (they apply to you too).
  • Fairness relies on truthfulness to work – be truthful.
  • Fairness assumes good intent (i.e. assume it was an accident/mistake before assuming the person meant harm to you).
  • Fairness is not ‘equality’ - it is equity - people get what they need.

 

What does it mean ‘to be kind?’

  • Say hello to people and acknowledge them.
  • Give a genuine compliment to people when they do something well…’you are really good at X’
  • Help someone (e.g. the teacher or your parents) without being asked.
  • Include someone who looks lonely or is alone.
  • Give people your whole attention when listening to them.
  • Offer to help someone in class if you finish early.
  • Don’t hold grudges - try to forgive people.
  • Tell your family that you love them.
  • Be thankful! Thank people who do things for you.
    • Thank your parents for the different things they do for you.
    • Thank your teachers for the lesson they prepared, for when they help you, etc.
    • Thank your peers when they help you, do something with you, etc.
  • https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/acts-of-kindness-and-compassion

 

What does it mean ‘to be my best self?’

  • Have an accurate understanding of who you are, what you do well and what you don’t do well. Know your strengths and weaknesses.
  • Have a desire/expectation to bring the best and most ideal version of yourself to all that you do!
  • What would the best version of me look like in the classroom, at home, at work, with my friends, when seeing someone in need?

 

As a final comment on ‘being our best selves’ or ‘walk humbly’, the full version of Micah 6:8 states ‘walk humbly with your God’. As a Christian school we are convinced that God made us to walk with Him and to enjoy Him forever. When we know who we are and Whose we are (we are God’s creation) we are released to taste life, the way God intended and have it to the full (John 10:10).

Term 4 Co-curricular Timetable

At Calvary, we value developing the whole child and encourage students to explore opportunities beyond the classroom. We invite students to review the Term 4 Co-curricular Timetable and consider joining an activity that interests them, where they can develop new skills, build confidence and connect with like-minded peers.

 

View Table Click Here or see image below

2027 Enrolment Contracts

Thank you to the families who have already returned their signed 2027 Enrolment Contract.

 

If you have not yet returned your contract, please do so as soon as possible. The current deadline for submission is Friday 16 October.

 

Students may return signed contracts directly to the office, or parents may deliver them in person. If you are unable to locate your contract, or require another copy, please contact your campus office or email enrol@calvarycc.qld.edu.au.

Football Queensland Girls United School Program

Calvary Christian College is excited to announce that the Football Queensland Girls United School Program is coming to our school!

 

Girls United is a social football program designed exclusively for women and girls, welcoming new, existing and returning players. The Girls United School Program is an affordable initiative that helps break down barriers to participation, costing just $40 for the full four-week program.

 

Please see below program details, registration link and flyer. All participants must be registered prior to the clinic starting, using the link below.

 

Calvary Christian College

Day & Dates: Tuesdays 13th October - 3rd November

Time: 3:30 - 4:30pm

Years: 7 to 10

 

Register here:  

https://registration.squadi.com/userRegistration?organisationId=ebaa4461-9e23-4dcd-830c-f27b8db89194&competitionId=7c0a593d-59d3-4d63-b90a-f1acfba0ed82

 

For any questions, please contact Mr Merry or the FQ team at womenandgirls@footballqueensland.com.au


 

Real Life Youth

Our current Year 6 students are invited to attend Real Life Youth this term at our Carbrook campus.
Youth meets every Friday night during the school term from 7–9 pm.
Please see the flyer below for details of the activities planned for Term 4.

**Please note YouthFest on Friday 9 October will be held at Gateway Baptist Victoria Point from 6.30pm-9pm.


The Real Life Youth Team would love to see you there!

Josh Prevett - RLCC Chaplain

Year 6 Invitation
Collision Real Life Youth Schedule

LUSC - 5 Aside & Walking Soccer Competitions

Logan Uniting Soccer Club is hosting fun and social soccer competitions on Tuesday nights for seven weeks, from 13 October to 24 November.  5-a-side Soccer and Walking Soccer (for people aged 45 and over) are enjoyable competitions suitable for participants of all ages and skill levels.

Please use these links to for further information and to register:

 

 

Josh Wilson

Deputy Principal, Middle Senior School

Dino Arraiol

Head of Middle Senior School