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Date: Thursday 3rd of November

Sport: 7 Girls Volleyball (Kings Park)

Competition: Western Metropolitan Region

Venue: Leisuretime Geelong, 262/268 Anakie Rd, Norlane

KP Volleyball Team

Cheryl Ioane Afa

Anna Tran

Faith Tyrell

Losa Swerling

Helen Le

Tanya Vuu

Student Helpers

Janelle Soe (9C2)

Ellie Malu Foloti (9C2)

Results:

Game 1: Copperfield College KP (2 sets) vs Maribyrnong College (0)

Sets: Walkover

Captain: Helen Le

Game 2: Copperfield College KP (0) vs Melton Secondary (2 sets)

Sets: 18-20, 19-21

Captain: Faith Tyrell

Game 3: Copperfield College KP (2 sets) vs Essendon Keilor College (1 set)

Sets: 20-11, 16-20, 15-8

Captain: Anna Tran

Amazing effort from all girls on the day who represented Copperfield College Kings Park for Year 7 Volleyball at the Western Metropolitan competition. Demonstrated commitment, teamwork and outstanding sportsmanship leading to many positive results. Very unlucky not to progress through to the finals, pushing a strong Melton Secondary College in both sets played 18-20 and 19-21. A game which the Melton coach described as "could have gone either way". I'm sure the team will be back determined as ever in 2023.

🏅STAFF vs STUDENTS TOURNAMENT🏅

Over the course of 6 weeks, the staff and year 10 students at Kings Park have been participating in their annual tournament of sporting events held at Recess in the KP Gym. Below are the results and final standings:

R1 Volleyball: 25-10 (Teachers win)

R2 Dodgeball: 4-1 (Teachers win)

R3 Netball: 10-5 (Teachers win)

R4 ​Volleyball: 20-11, 8-8 (Teachers win)

R5 Futsal: 3-2 (Teachers win)

R6 Basketball: 27-23 (Teachers win)

The teachers once again proved their worth with a clean sweep of wins to take out the championship #backtoback! 

Congratulations to all students and teachers on their participation throughout tournament. Until next year..... Have a safe and enjoyable break!

Mr Nicholas Bavcar 

HPE & Art Teacher 

During Semester 2, Kings Park had representation for volleyball, futsal, table tennis and basketball in the Keilor Division for School Sport Victoria.

Students demonstrated the RRR’s of Copperfield College by demonstrating respect and valuing relationships towards other schools and showed responsibility by attending training sessions before, during and after school.

While all students gave their all, the two teams which stood out were the Year 7 boys basketball team coached by Mr Goundar and the Year 7 girls volleyball team coached by Mr Bavcar.

These two teams won their respective events and have progressed to the Western Metropolitan Regional Finals as they attempt to make it to the state finals.

Basketball Team L-R: Vivian Van Rensburg, Jayson Huynh, Naji Chakik, Kuir Ayiik, Sang Lianching, Adub Adhel, Kuir Ayiik and Josh Feterika.

Girls Volleyball Team L-R: Mr. Bavcar (Coach), Faith Tyrell, Anna Tran, Cheryl Ioane Afa, Helen Le, Hanan Hassan and Tanya Vuu.

Year 9 Challenge Day @ Kings Park

It’s been another wonderful year of the Challenge Day Program @ Kings Park. Challenge Day is a P.E and Humanities program catered to Year 9 students which puts their personal and physical abilities to the test on a weekly basis through various physical activities and Community Projects.

This year has seen students participate in events including bike riding along the Yarra River, rock climbing @ Hard rock climbing in the CBD, team building activities and a bushwalk at Lake Dewar YMCA lodge as well as Humanities visits to the Old Melbourne Gaol and the Shrine of Remembrance.

Students gain an insight into the history of Melbourne, become extremely knowledgeable with the CBD layout and become familiar with Public transport in Victoria all while learning the Copperfield Values of respect, responsibility and valuing relationships.

Well done to the current Year 9 cohort and getting outside your comfort zone this year; we hope you’ve had fun and we look forward to challenging next year’s students!

Mr  Joshua Dench

Kings Park Sport and Challenge day Co-ordinator

Year 10 Advance

The Advance program would like to thank Bunnings in Caroline Springs for their wonderful support and donation of the tables and chairs that they have supported our Advance program with.

Bunnings Caroline Springs committed in supporting our program, as we both look to tackle issues that face out community.

The students and their teachers plan to develop a Café for 2023, and this is a fantastic start to our future planning, building a safe, inclusive and aspiring learning environment where students and staff can enjoy a friendly start to their days.

Mr Nick Taseski

C Team Leader