Patrician Brothers College Blacktown


Patrician Brothers' boys recently made it to the finals of the Australian Space Design Competition in Brisbane over the holidays.

This is a yearly event industry-simulation event for high-school students in Australia it was a honour making it to the finals and was an exceptional learning opportunity.

The Australian Space Design Competition competitions provide interactive, high-tempo, and dynamic environments for students to further their Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) skills.

Since 2002, they have partnered with a number of organisations and schools across Australia to nourish and prepare the next generation of innovative young minds.

Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Patrician Brothers College Blacktown

We wish to congratulate the boys who took part and extend our sincere appreciation to staff members, Ms Pham, Mr Hersey, Mr Blaik and Ms Cassell, who generously attended or visited the event with the boys.

Taking part at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, we had 12 boys representing the College accompanied by Peter Blaik, Chris Hersey and Angela Pham.

This year Patrician Brothers College teamed up with students from Bundaberg State High School and Corinda State High School to form a company called Centaurus.

Students busily worked in their departments on a very interesting scenario where they had to design a habitat that operates a solar shield to moderate Earth's climate. Very fitting and relevant to the issues we face today.

The boys are very grateful for all your support and allowing them to have this wonderful experience.

 

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Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown
www.patsblacktown.catholic.edu.au

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  • 24 Jul 2024

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    The best U15/16 footballers from across Australia, including 8 teams from NSW, converged in Wollongong last week for the National Youth Championships 2024 Boys. Our very own Lucas Blazevic in Year 9 was selected in one of the four U/15s NSW sides. Lucas and his team were successful across the championships, beating QLD (White), Western Australia and Victoria (Silver) to top their group. Lucas' side then met up against NSW Metro (Sky) beating them 1-0 in a tightly contested quarter final match up. Unfortunately, Lucas and his side went down 3-0 to South Australia in the semi final of the championships, finishing third overall in the carnival. As a College community, we would like to congratulate Lucas on this achievement and will be wishing you all the best on your future footballing endeavours.

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    A reminder that Term 3 for students commences on Tuesday 23 July 2024. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to the College on Tuesday.

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