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Go to: 2010 Kalori National boundaries and distance from other countries no longer protect us from competition and we need to find new and better ways of producing products and providing services. Students need an education that helps them to be flexible and open to change, to use their imaginations as well as to work cooperatively and collaboratively.https://mrc.tas.edu.au/?attachment_id=1692
Go to: 1971 The Sword proved very popular, and a certificate is issued at the end of the course to all girls who pass the examination conducted by the Depart ment. Through successful participation during the year in exhibitions and competitions , including the Eisteddfod, the Victoria League Art Exhibition, Fire Prevention Week Display , and the Living Worldhttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-1992/1992-kalori/
Go to: 1992 Kalori not endeavour to inculcate those same values. In order to continue the tradition of our College and to pass on to future generations what we have graciously received , we need to take time to articulate the vision of the early pioneers and to understand it as fully as possible . Their hope forhttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-2014/2014-kalori/
Go to: 2014 Kalori a significance understood by both sender and receiver. Any messenger carrying a kalori across unfamiliar territory wa s guaranteed safe passage and the kalori was a guarantee that the bearer was telling the truth. The Kalori has been the traditional way of passing on messages about our College since 1972. REGIONAL COLLEGE St Burniehttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-2012/2012-kalori/
Go to: 2012 Kalori Retreat at Camp Banksia – activities they enjoyed included beach cricket, damper making, yoga and relaxation and a quiz night. Thanks must go to Jess Paul and her friends for the ‘coordinated scream’ which occurred around 10.30 pm. Once Retreat ended, it was down to preparation and study for final exams. In the lasthttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-2010/2010-kalori/
Go to: 2010 Kalori National boundaries and distance from other countries no longer protect us from competition and we need to find new and better ways of producing products and providing services. Students need an education that helps them to be flexible and open to change, to use their imaginations as well as to work cooperatively and collaboratively.https://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-2007/2007-kalori/
Go to: 2007 Kalori total size of the budget is largely as a result of increasing enrolments which will see the College pass the 800 enrolment mark for the first time since 1993. Other Matters The roof safety system identified in last year’s report as a safety meas ure was completed early this year and we have obtainedhttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-2004/2004-kalori/
Go to: 2004 Kalori in 2005 until the Annual General Meeting, the Deputy Chairman, Paul Smith, will become the Acting Chairman. Two new members will be appointed to fill th e vacancies from the start of next year. Les Allen, Sue Chen and Richard Lakeland have been in atte ndance at all meetings and provide advice and informationhttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-1980/1980-kalori/
Go to: 1980 Kalori Year 11 ). Open Night. N.T.I.S.S.A. and T.I.S.S.A. Athletics Carnivals. Art Exhibition. NOVEMBER: H.S.C. Exams. Orientation Days for New Students. School Certificate Exams. P. & F. Annual General Meeting. DECEMBER: Carol Festival. Speech Night. This page comes to you with the compliments of N.W. Frozen Foods Page 4 Specialists in Frozen Foods Devonport –https://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-1979/1979-kalori/
Go to: 1979 Kalori .A . School Captains : Paul Tabart, Debra Sweeney. Main entrance of College. ~SiB FEBRUARY Arrival of the new Principal, Fr. Reynold s, and new D eputy Principal , Sr . Carmel O’Dwyer . 14 new staff members begin work. Enrolments reach 655. Inaugural Mass celebrated by Monsignor Rogers. New pavilion at main ovalhttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-1976/1976-kalori/
Go to: 1976 Kalori ALLI Mrs . Liotta and ‘VIrs. Freeman indexing library books – in the “Counselling ‘ Room. FLASHES, FLASHES Pass through my mind. I think of the loneliness That I will find. I look down upon the little bright world, The roses. the pictures. The stems that are curled . The love and affection thathttps://mrc.tas.edu.au/kalori_post/kalori-1975/1975-kalori/
Go to: 1975 Kalori At the time of going to press the students had contributed $218 in the class collections. This should pass $300 by the end of the year. Special mention should be made of Grade Six White which, at press time, topped the list with over $43. They were followed by Grade Twelve with $29. Being
