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= * Sport = = * Art = = * Science = = * Maths = = * Handwitting =

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= * Spelling = = * Jornal writting = = * sometimes English =

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=**PLEASE WATCH ALL OF IT, IT IS VERY INSPIRING BOTH OF THEM**=

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=Write any comments you would like.....= =* What an amazing amount of work you have done Chloe! Fantastic effort. Mrs M. Little advice though check the spelling.= =*Your page is really colourful and specific.i love it Charlotte= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*= =*=
 * Wow your page is really good
 * I like how you did the graph for the adds

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= = = Hi everyone this is my page that i will be working on this term = = ENJOY!! =

= These are some Subjects i will be working on....... = = *Religion = = *English = = *Science =

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= Religion Time = = The Catholic Church = = The first Catholics in Australia = =The first Catholics to reside in Australia arrived with the First Fleet in 1788. They were mostly Irish convicts, together with a few marines. One-tenth of all convicts transported to Australia were Catholic, and half of these were born in Ireland, while a good proportion of the others were English-born but of Irish extraction. Most of the rest were English or Scottish. By the year 1803, a total of 2086 Irish convicts, nearly all of w nhjm were Catholic, had been transported to Botany Bay. Estimates are that about four-fifths of these were ordinary criminals and most of the remainder 'social rebels', those convicted of crimes of violence against property and landlords. Only a very small number could be regarded as genuine political rebels: about 600 in the entire history of transportation, and hardly any after 1803.=

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**Catholic Church in Australia**

= The first priests = =Although many Irish convicts were merely nominal Catholics -- in fact, many were quite irreligious -- many others diligently and courageously kept their faith alive despite the fact that, for most of the next thirty years or so, priests were only sporadically available to provide them with the sacraments. According to the 1828 Census, out of a total Catholic population of about 10 000, there were 374 adults who had been born in Australia and raised in a totally lay environment, the Catholic faith passed on to them despite the absence of priests. It was not until 1800 that the first priests arrived in the colony -- as convicts! One of these, James Dixon, was granted conditional emancipation and permission to say Mass for the Catholics of Sydney, Liverpool and Parramatta on successive Sundays, a practice that continued from 1803 until March 1804, when the Castle Hill rebellion so alarmed Governor King that he withdrew Dixon's privileges. Dixon soon after returned to Ireland, and Mass was not legally celebrated again in the colony until Fathers John Joseph Therry and Philip Connolly, chaplains appointed by the Government in London, arrived in 1820. Their arrival can be regarded as the formal establishment of the Catholic Church in Australia.=

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 * = Over 70% of electricity in the U.S. is generated from non-renewable sources. =
 * = Coal is used to generate almost half of the electricity produced in the U.S. When coal is burned as fuel, it gives off carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas linked to global warming. =
 * = About 30% of the energy used in commercial and industrial buildings is used inefficiently or unnecessarily. =
 * = If the energy efficiency of commercial and industrial buildings improved by 10%, it would equal a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions equal to taking 30 million cars off the road. =
 * = More than 25% of energy consumption in homes goes to lighting. =
 * = Only about 10% of the energy used by a bulb creates light, the other 90% creates heat. =
 * = If you replace 25% of your light bulbs with fluorescents, you can save about 20% on your lighting bill. =
 * = Home refrigerators in the U.S. use the same amount of electricity as 25 large power plants every year. =
 * = Around 80% of the energy used to wash clothes comes from heating the water. Using warm or cool water will save energy and get clothes just as clean. =
 * = Stopping air leaks around the house, can save you as much as 10% on heat and air conditioning costs. =
 * = Many electronics use energy even when turned off to keep display clocks lit and remote controls working. =

= = =More Interesting Facts about Energy.....................= = The word Energy comes from the Greek Energeia = = = = =

> __ M __ ost types of energy are either a form of kinetic energy or potential energy. > > Common examples include heat energy, elastic potential energy, chemical energy, sound energy, nuclear energy, [|geothermal energy] and gravitational potential energy. > > Kinetic energy refers to the energy an object has because of its movement. A car in motion has kinetic energy, as does a basketball when you pass or shoot it. > > Energy can be transformed from one form to another. In lightning, electric potential energy transforms into [|light], heat and [|sound] energy. > > The law of conservation of energy states that energy can only be transformed, it can’t be created or destroyed. > > You might have heard of [|Albert Einstein]’s famous formula E = mc² (energy equals mass multiplied by the speed of light squared). > > [|Food] contains chemical energy which is used by living organisms such as animals to grow and reproduce. Food energy is usually measured in calories or joules. > > Wind farms contain large numbers of wind turbines which are used to transform wind energy into a useful energy such as [|electricity]. The use of wind power to generate electricity doubled between the years 2005 and 2008. More [|wind energy facts]. > > The USA's Mojave Desert is home to the world's largest solar power plant. More[|solar power facts]. > > The Three Gorges Dam in China is the world's largest hydroelectric power station. More [|hydropower facts]. > > [|Plants] use energy from sunlight during an important process called photosynthesis. > > A person standing on a diving board above a swimming pool has gravitational potential energy. > > During chemical reactions, chemical energy is often transformed into light or heat. > >
 * = Stretched rubber bands and compressed springs are examples of elastic potential energy. =