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Temple Christian College Mile End

Locality: Mile End South

Phone: +61 8 8405 0900

Address: 2 Henley Beach Rd 5031 Mile End South, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.tcc.sa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY Sunrise Christian School has just released details of a new permanent position opening within the central administration office at Kings Park for a qualified Manager in Human Resources and Payroll. Applications close on Friday 14th August and full details are available online. https://sunrise.sa.edu.au/careers/

23.01.2022 Temple Christian College Mile End Campus is looking for a Student Services Officer for 2021. Please check out the latest advert on our Employment page if you are interested. https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege/employment

23.01.2022 COVID-19 Regular updates and communication to our school community are being uploaded to our school website via our Schools Communication page via our School Life Menu. www.tcc.sa.edu.au

23.01.2022 Recently, there have been new opportunities for students to learn practical skills to prepare them for life beyond school. Year 11 and 12 students have undertaken a variety of projects, including mowing lawns, volunteering with the CFS and making beaded jewelry to sell as a fundraiser for the school group Daughters of Grace. Ian Chou, one of our Year 9 students planned and organized a reunion for his Year 8 English class. This involved Ian liaising with his past teacher an...d classmates via email. After eating pizza, the group enjoyed a time of conversation reminiscing about their favourite memories of Year 8 English. These projects build community connections both in school and with the wider community. Additionally, they enable students to develop knowledge, skills, behaviours and dispositions that equip them to be responsible and active citizens in life after school. See more

23.01.2022 SSSSA Knock-Out Girls and Boys Volleyball On Wednesday, 12 August, Week 4 Term 3, a selected squad of Open Boys and squad of Open Girls completed in the SSSSA State-wide Knock-Out Volleyball Carnival held at Nazareth College. The Open Boys competed against teams from Woodville, Millicent, Seaview and Nazareth. The Temple Boys team played exceptionally well and were undefeated for the whole day. Congratulations to the Open Boys who finished in first place and will compete in R...ound Two of the State-wide competition in Week 7. The Open Girls competed against teams from Seaview, St Aloysius, Millicent and Woodville. The Temple girls also played extremely well but unfortunately were faced with the toughest competition in their first game against Seaview, and consequently were unable to proceed to the next round. Despite this rough start to the day, the girls placed 2nd, defeating all other teams. The girls can be commended for an outstanding effort and fantastic sportsmanship throughout the day. Well done to both Open teams who demonstrated strong volleyball skills and represented Temple Christian College with good sportsmanship. Physical Education and Sports Department

23.01.2022 Morning warm up in the indoor courts last week as the North House AM Care Group took on a friendly game of Dodge Ball. Eyes on the ball everyone.

22.01.2022 Thanks to the Temple Christian College community as the Online Learning Program kicks off to a great start during Week 1 of Term 2. As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to improve here is SA, Principal, Marcel Rijken outlines some exciting new steps to take place during Weeks 2 and 3, as each school prepares for the return of face to face in class teaching from Week 4.

22.01.2022 SSSSA Knock-Out Boys Netball This year the Open Boys were presented with an opportunity to compete in a Knock-Out Netball competition against other schools in the state. A team of nine Open Boys competed on Monday, 17 August, Week 5 Term 3, at Scotch College. The Temple boys showcased some exceptional netball but were up against strong competition. As the Scotch team was likely one of the strongest teams in the knock-out competition, with players on their team representing th...e state, it was an unfortunate fixture for the first game . The Temple students played incredibly well and went down to Scotch College by only seven goals. Congratulations to the Open Boys who demonstrated great sportsmanship and placed 2nd to Scotch College in an extremely competitive game. Physical Education and Sports Department

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21.01.2022 YEAR 12 PERFORMANCE EVENING THROW-BACK TO TERM 2 On Thursday the 2nd of July we held a Year 12 performance evening, giving our Music Studies cohort the opportunity to demonstrate their learning within the ensemble performance element of their course. The students performed a variety of complex pieces and are to be congratulated on their efforts to produce a great performance. Photos by Max Jones (Yr 11).

21.01.2022 It's crazy hair and sock day!

21.01.2022 FIRST EVER - INTER-HOUSE MUSIC COMPETITION On Friday the 7th of August, we held our first inter-house music competition. Students from each house prepared a piece to perform to our panel of judges (with one judge being from each house). With only two weeks to rehearse and prepare, each house delivered fantastic performances with a lot of energy and house spirit. Well done to all involved and congratulations to the North house who took out the winning position, followed by East, West, then South.

21.01.2022 Two exciting Job Opportunities for 2021 @ Temple Christian College. Check out our Employment page for full details. https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege/employment

19.01.2022 HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR FIRST CROSS CAMPUS CUP The first of an exciting new Temple Christian College annual event, the Cross-Campus Cup was introduced during Week 7 of Term 2 during 2020 at our Paralowie campus . Congratulations to all the participants on the day and a special acknowledgement to the Temple Christian College Mile End Senior Male and Female squads who placed 1st against Paralowie in the Annual Cross Campus Cup 2020. ... Aimed to encourage community and team work within the individual sporting teams and to initiate relationship and friendly rivalry between students across campuses, this sporting activity enables one senior female squad and one male senior squad from the Mile End and Paralowie Campus to compete in three rounds of sport; Netball, Volleyball and Touch Football.

18.01.2022 On Thursday, 20 August, our talented dance students performed the story of Esther as this year’s senior examination performance. With students from Year 7 to 12 performing, it was a night that showcased the talents and strong community we have here at Temple. Outstanding performances by our Senior dancers included a contemporary duet choreographed by Larissa McGowan, as the Year 11’s Amy O’Donoghue and Victoria Chang fought for the crown and then Ruvon Roux’s, as Queen Esther, ballet solo was a moving rendition of her hesitation to approach the King. These three later combined to perform a Bob Fosse inspired Broadway Jazz with amazing strength and timing that celebrated Esther’s strength to stand up for her people. Congratulations to our Dance students on their production of the Story of Esther.

18.01.2022 EARLY RETURN TO IN CLASS TEACHING FROM MONDAY 11 MAY- WEEK 3 As the situation regarding COVID-19 continues to improve daily in South Australia we are now encouraging as many students as possible to return to school for the start of Week 3, Monday, May 11. All staff will be onsite and teaching from their class spaces returning to the normal timetable for the start of Week 3. Students onsite will move to their usual classes for all lessons. Teachers will still use the online materials and resources but will also have the flexibility to begin face to face teaching. From the start of Week 4, Monday, May 18, the priority will be face to face teaching in all classes at all Year Levels.

16.01.2022 Year 9 Hike in Morialta Conservation Park During week 2 the Year 9 students travelled to Morialta Conservation Park to complete a bush walk in preparation for the hiking expedition which forms part of the Year 9 camp in week 10 of this term. Students learnt and applied map-reading and navigation skills, as well as leadership and collaboration skills. It was a great opportunity for students to get outdoors and enjoy nature and spend time building friendships outside of the cla...ssroom. Rachel Preston shares her experience: On Monday Week 2 the Year 9 female Right Journey classes were lucky enough to experience the beauty of nature on our 13km hike in Morialta. At the start of the hike it was a little wet and cold but once we got going it got warmer. We had two people at the front guiding us the right way and two back-markers who made sure no one was falling behind. Luckily, we had no injuries on the hike and had a smooth experience. During the hike we stopped a couple times to play some games and have a break. In conclusion it was a great hike and it was good to get out into nature with our class. It was definitely a bonding experience when the trail went uphill but we all did so well and made it the whole way. Shian Roux also shares his experience: I enjoyed the bushwalk. It was a nice walk to do with friends and I would love to do it again. What I liked about the walk was mainly walking with friends and learning about them and the surrounding environment. We walked up and down quite a few hills and we found sticks along the sides of the road to use as walking sticks. It became a competition to find the best stick. We also got to learn about what the first settlers would have seen and felt when they first came to Adelaide, the place we call home. See more

15.01.2022 23 MARCH UPDATE: To our school community. Heres a short update from our Principal Marcel Rijken explaining how we are working to keep our schools open and facilitate learning as normal as possible in these unprecedented and turbulent time. Thanks for all your support especially with our school from home online learning trial last Thursday.

15.01.2022 2020 Music Showcase: The annual music showcase was held on Thursday 10th September at Edwardstown Baptist church. The evening was a great success with the venue being at capacity, filled with parents, friends and the always supportive Temple Community. All groups performed with tremendous energy and musicality. It was clear to see the joy on all the faces of both the players on stage and the audience in their seats as this was the first public performance for the year. Thanks must go to the students for their hard work and professionalism in preparing for the evening.Thanks also to the community for their attendance on the night and for their understanding with restrictions and protocols. Special thanks to the Music, Arts and support teams that helped coordinate various aspects throughout the lead up and on the night.

15.01.2022 Year 9 Westcare Visit In Week 2 this term the Year 9's participated in an education day about refugees at the Westcare Centre in the city. The purpose of the day was for students to develop a greater understanding and awareness of the plight of refugees and to ultimately develop empathy for them. Jack Gregory shares his reflection on the day: In Week 2 of Term 3 our Year 9 Rite Journey classes went to Westcare in the city. Westcare is a Christian organisation providing meals..., beds, relief packages, medical help and services for those in need. When we went there they explained the difference between an Asylum Seeker and a Refugee which was good to know, as I did not know of this previously. In short, an Asylum Seeker is a person who seeks the status of a Refugee. We heard from a guest speaker who had gone through all this, and she spoke of her experience and how she is now in 2nd year of University doing a Nursing Degree. Throughout the day we filled out a small booklet with various questions on the topic. We could share our answers for a shot at the prize of a Mars Bar. We ate the same food as the people at the centre and then at the end we did a simulation activity which put us in the shoes of an Asylum Seeker fleeing danger where we had to make all the choices ourselves. It was a great way of knowing what it is like to flee to a country that is very unknown to you. It was a great visit and as we live in a privileged society it is good to have compassion and to learn about and help those in need. See more

14.01.2022 COLD FOR A CAUSE DAY - On Friday 19th June, Temple Christian College held its first Cold for a Cause day. Established and run by the Student Leadership Team, the aim of the day was to raise awareness for homelessness and contribute to being part of the solution. Heaters around the school were turned off and students encouraged to bring beanies, scarves, blankets, socks and non-perishable food items to donate to West Care. We were absolutely thrilled with the response from stu...Continue reading

14.01.2022 Thank you to all our students and families for adhering to the Premier’s Circuit Breaker Lockdown. We’d like to confirm that the school will re-open to all Middle School students and staff on Monday 23rd November for the remainder of Term 4, as outlined within this video update from our Principal.

11.01.2022 A heartfelt thank you to our Temple Community from Principal, Marcel Rijken as Term 1 comes to a successful end. Your response has been greatly appreciated and encouraging. Our prayers for a safe and healthy school holiday period for our students and families and a productive week ahead for our staff as we continue our preparations for Online Learning in Term 2.

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11.01.2022 GREAT NEWS FOR YEAR 12’S CHANGE OF PLANS FOR GRADUATION & YEAR 12 FORMAL. We are happy to confirm that we have been able to work around the unexpected restrictions recently applied to the venues that we had originally booked for the Year 12 Graduation and Formal and have made alternative arrangements to still provide a special end of year experience for our Year 12 students as presented in this video

11.01.2022 URGENT SUPPORT NEEDED! Due to COVID restrictions the school has been unable to hold our annual fundraising events for this year. Our partners in Cambodia are financially struggling and have reached out for our help. We have created the 10:10 Challenge for our staff and students and any family members that would like to participate. 10,000 steps per day for 10 days in 5 day increments. Donations can be made or you can sponsor your child/student to participate. A GOFUNDME page... has been set up for donations from individuals and teams. https://www.gofundme.com/f/1010-challenge We recommend that you either download a step tracker onto your watch or mobile phone, to record your daily steps. This is a great way to fundraise and exercise while being COVID safe. For further information please contact the School Office on Ph: 8405 0900. We look forward to you joining us on this Challenge. See more

10.01.2022 Towards the end of Term 2 our Music Explorations class recorded and mixed a variety of our extra-curricular and class ensembles as a part of their course. Please enjoy this performance of I Cant Help It, arranged and directed by Mrs Olivia Nortkus and mixed by Year 11 student Veaco Smith. Well done to all students involved.

09.01.2022 Our senior dance students had the opportunity to have a private lesson with Le Ariel. They learnt a variety of positions using Silks which was a lot of fun.

09.01.2022 Principal Marcel Rijken confirms that Online Learning will continue for Weeks 1, 2 and 3 in Term 2. Students are encouraged to participate from home however TRT supervision will be provided for students needing to engage with this program at each of the schools facilities, Mile End Campus, Paralowie Campus and Marion Middle School. Look out for the new Online Learning page created on each school website for supportive information.

09.01.2022 Temple Christian College would like to take this opportunity to extend our sincere thanks to the entire school community for your incredible support during the difficult and uncertain times experienced during Term 1. We are praying that this Easter will be a very special time for all, as we take time to remember and celebrate love in all its fullness. God Bless.

09.01.2022 Sunrise Christian School Paradise is currently advertising for some key positions within their ELC and Primary School. Full details available on the Sunrise Christian School website at: https://sunrise.sa.edu.au/careers/

08.01.2022 This year a number of keen fit students participated in the 10:10 Challenge, which raised money for one of our partner organization in Cambodia (Cambodian Care Centre and School ). The Cambodian Care Centre are a wonderful organization set up in a Cambodian City Slum, who provide Education, Health Care, Family Support and a Christian Church. This organization is struggling for support in COVID times. The challenge involved students achieving 10,000 steps in a 10 day period, w...hile raising money for an excellent cause. The most steps were achieved by Caleb Burden, and the highest fundraiser was Moya Woodd Great work! Overall, over $800 was raised. Congratulations and thanks to all of those who supported the Challenge. You can know more about Cambodian Care Centre but checking out their Webpage - https://www.cambodiacarecentre.org/ If you would like to donate https://www.gofundme.com/f/1010-challenge

06.01.2022 OPEN EVENING 2020 - Important Announcement : Dear School Community, our annual Open Evening that was scheduled for this Thursday 19th March has been postponed till later in the year. Heres a short message from our Principal Marcel Rijken explaining more about this day.

06.01.2022 NEW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SUNRISE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL WHYALLA Two new teaching positions are currently being advertised for Sunrise Christian School at Whyalla. Please feel free to visit our Employment Page if you or anyone you know are interested in these positions: Junior Primary School Teacher Permanent Full Time Position starting in 2021 Middle School Teacher Permanent Full Time Position starting as soon as possible. https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege/employment

05.01.2022 COLD FOR A CAUSE FUNDRAISER FRIDAY 19 JUNE WEEK 8 On Friday 19th June (Week 8), our school will be participating in a new initiative of the Student Leadership Team, Cold for a Cause day. Heaters around the school will be turned off in an attempt to raise awareness for homelessness, create empathy for the plight of those who continue to live rough throughout the winter months, and contribute to being a part of the solution. There are a number of ways that the Temple Christian College community can participate in supporting this fundraiser for the Baptist Care SA, West Care Program by donating funds, new and second-hand items. Full details on how to support this initiative can be accessed via the Mile End Campus Website homepage.https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege-mile-end

05.01.2022 LATEST UPDATE - Temple Christian College will go online from the start of Term 2 Monday 27th April 2020. Principal, Marcel Rijken addresses our school community on Thursday 26th March and thanks everyone for their continued support during these difficult and uncertain times.

05.01.2022 On Thursday, 20 August, our talented dance students performed the story of Esther as this years senior examination performance. With students from Year 7 to 12 performing, it was a night that showcased the talents and strong community we have here at Temple. Outstanding performances by our Senior dancers included a contemporary duet choreographed by Larissa McGowan, as the Year 11s Amy ODonoghue and Victoria Chang fought for the crown and then Ruvon Rouxs, as Queen Esther, ballet solo was a moving rendition of her hesitation to approach the King. These three later combined to perform a Bob Fosse inspired Broadway Jazz with amazing strength and timing that celebrated Esthers strength to stand up for her people. Congratulations to our Dance students on their production of the Story of Esther.

03.01.2022 The Music Department have been recording some of their extra-curricular and class ensembles, which will then be mixed by the Year 11 Music Explorations class. It has been a great exercise for the students to prepare their repertoire with enough polish to be recorded, and then to hopefully hear the final product afterwards! We hope to have some recordings and possible video footage available for the school community to access and enjoy. Thanks to everyone involved in this endeavour, particularly Mr Brad Adams, Mrs Kirsty Smith and Mr Todd Purdy for their work and support of this project. Olivia Nortkus Performing Arts and Music Coordinator

02.01.2022 MATERNITY LEAVE REPLACEMENT JOB OPPORTUNITY: Applications are invited for a History Coordinator & Teacher / English Teacher at our Mile End Campus commencing Term 3, 2020 until the end of Term 2, 2021. Full details are available on our Employment page within our Campus websites. Applications for these positions close on the Friday 24th April. https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege/employment

02.01.2022 MATERNITY LEAVE REPLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Applications are invited for two maternity leave replacement opportunities within our Mile End Campus commencing Term 3, 2020 until the end of Term 2, 2021. Full details are available on our Employment page within our Campus websites. Applications for these positions close on the 3rd April, 2020. https://www.tcc.sa.edu.au/templechristiancollege/employment

01.01.2022 Our Dance Department presents - ESTHER Thursday, 20 August at 7pm, The Shed - Mile End Campus. $5 entry