Sub Day! - Overnewton Anglican Community College

Volume 24.29
6 October 2010
Telephone: 9334 0000
From the Principal, Mr Jim Laussen
[email protected]
Welcome back to all families of the College for the last term
of 2010 – I am sure that we are all asking where the year has
gone.
After a delightful time of long service leave it was good to be
back at school at the end of last term and to catch up on the
many exciting things that had occurred during my leave.
For those with time on their hands, I can happily share many
stories of our time overseas. From Cape Cod to London,
Paris, Istanbul and Athens we touched the tip of the wonders
that exist in so many parts of the world.
Although we saw and shared some incredible experiences, by
far the best part of the time away was spending the
concentrated time with Bev and the girls, something that is
not always possible in our busy daily routines. Without our
jobs or the girls‟ sporting, study or performing arts activities
to take up our time, we did enjoy some truly lovely moments
with each other. I must say that it was good, upon our return
to Australia with a couple of weeks of leave still up my sleeve,
to enjoy some further centred time with the family and
finishing some home projects.
One newspaper article I read upon our return was about a
family whose children are not expected to live to the age of
eight; the two boys have become the face of „Very Special
Kids‟ this year. It was impossible not to be moved as I read
about what the Burnett family has experienced and the road
ahead that will become progressively harder for them. One
message that jumped out of the page at me was reading about
several of the parents‟ high-flying friends who had placed a
photograph of the two boys on their fridges as a reminder to
spend time with their families.
The message of the article really resonated with me as an
important thing for all of us to remember and was of
particular relevance having enjoyed such a selfishly, delightful
time with my own family.
2010 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS VICTORIA PARENT
SATISFACTION SURVEY
Once again, the College is participating in the 2010
Independent Schools Victoria Parent Satisfaction Survey.
Families‟ opinions are valuable to us and we would like to
invite you to participate in this survey. The aim of this survey
is to gain valuable feedback from parents, and to understand
your perception regarding the quality of your child‟s
educational experience at Overnewton. The information
obtained will be used for us to evaluate opinions of parents,
in order to improve the quality of education for our children
and students, and also enable benchmarking of the school
against other independent schools.
To complete the survey, (if on line) you can click on:
http://limesurvey.independentschools.vic.edu.au/index.php?
sid=56575&lang=en
The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete.
Please complete the survey by 29th October, 2010.
Either parent may fill out the questionnaire or both parents
may complete the survey together. We ask that you complete
the survey for your ELDEST child at the school. However,
you may also complete the survey for each child you have at
the school, by clicking on the link again and redoing it for
other children. As you work through the questionnaire, when
you read „school‟, think of your child‟s school (ie Junior,
Middle, Senior) and when you read „student‟, think about
your eldest child.
We would like to emphasise that the survey is completely
anonymous. Independent Schools Victoria reports back the
results to the school in aggregate only and we do not have
access to individual responses nor the names of those who
respond.
We appreciate you taking the time to participate.
I am extremely grateful to Rob Huntington, Gabe
Alessandrini and Di Nunan for stepping up into various roles
whilst I was on leave and to the College Board for supporting
my request to take long service leave.
College Mission Statement
Overnewton Anglican Community College encourages and supports its students as individuals to achieve at optimum levels in a broad
range of curricular and co-curricular activities and to prepare them for life as responsible members of the community with sound values
based on Christian faith. The College will maintain a strong sense of community values and strive to ensure that its educational program
is widely accessible and that parents, the community and the Anglican Church enjoy active roles in the life of the College.
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COLLEGE DATES
FOR YOUR DIARY
Friday 15th October
Friday 15th October
Sunday 17th October
Monday 18th October
Parents & Friends Fair Casual
Clothes Day at both campuses
Leaving Parents Drinks - Atrium
6.00pm
Senior School Support Group Winery
Tour
Presentation Night
Mr Rob Huntington, Head of Keilor Campus
[email protected]
TERM 4
I welcome back all students to the start of term, especially the
Year 12s that are only a few weeks away from their important
final examinations. Practice examinations were held during the
break and most other assessments are now complete. In a
number of subjects, teachers held revision classes during the
break to help prepare their students for the weeks ahead.
Despite indifferent weather, the New Zealand and Japan tours
were most successful and enjoyed by staff and students alike.
The Senior School students involved certainly bring back great
memories of these trips and these are lifetime experiences,
particularly as they represent the first overseas experience for a
number of participants.
From a staff perspective, we welcome back Mr Saverio Ciccone
after a term‟s long service leave.
SATURDAY’S WORKING BEE
A great range of work was completed on Saturday, including tree
planting on the new garden development near the campus
entrance, new stairs and path at reception, paved garden borders,
reseeding of some patches in the central lawn, refilling the Junior
School sand pit, and general cleaning, weeding and tidying
necessary to ensure the campus was in terrific condition for the
start of term.
Thank you to all parents that attended, particularly those St
Kilda and Collingwood fans that had another interest on the day.
Mr Gabe Alessandrini, Head of Taylors Lakes Campus
[email protected]
WELCOME TO TERM 4
Welcome back everyone! I hope that you had a very relaxing and
enjoyable break and that you are refreshed and ready for
everything Term 4 will have to offer including warmer weather.
Term breaks provide the College with the opportunity to
complete many cyclic maintenance tasks as well as larger projects.
Over the recent break, a significant amount of work was done on
upgrading the Campus computer network enabling even better
access to information and communication technology resources.
WORKING BEE THANK YOU
I would like to thank all of the parents who attended last
Saturday‟s working bee. Although there was competition with the
AFL Grand Final replay, as always, an enormous amount of work
was done by the group of parents in attendance and the campus
looked magnificent for the start of term.
BABY NEWS
We received the wonderful news over the holiday break that Mrs
Felicity Woodlock and her husband Marcus welcomed into the
world their son, Henry Richard (3.984 kg), on Thursday 23rd
September at 9:53pm. All are doing well.
SUMMER UNIFORM FOR TERM 4
Just a reminder that SUMMER UNIFORM is to be worn by
Junior School and Middle School students during Term 4. The
College Shop at the Keilor Campus will have all uniform items
should you still require them.
PRESENTATION NIGHT – MONDAY 18TH OCTOBER
2010
From the correspondence you have already received from the
College, you will be aware that Presentation Night this year is
being held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
on Monday 18th October. This yearly event is a wonderful
opportunity for the College community to celebrate the many
achievements of our students for the year and is a compulsory
College event for all students in Middle School, Canowindra and
Senior School. Tickets can still be ordered on line at http://
www.trybooking.com/HUZ. Please note that tickets do not need
to be ordered for students in Years 5 to 12 as they will receive
theirs at school. Further correspondence regarding rehearsal
schedules will be sent home to those students involved very soon.
TRANSPORT BETWEEN TAYLORS LAKES CAMPUS
AND KEILOR CAMPUS
For everyone‟s information and for the benefit of any new
families that may have joined the College this term, the schedule
for the intercampus bus service is as follows:
MORNING
BUS 1: Leaves Keilor Campus at 8:30 – 8:35am
Arrives at Taylors Lakes Campus at 8:45 – 8:50am
BUS 2: Leaves Keilor Campus at 8:40 – 8:45am
Arrives at Taylors Lakes Campus at 8:55 – 9:00am
NOTE: Bus 2 is traditionally known as the “Late Bus” because it
waits for the connecting buses from Sunbury and Craigieburn
before departing for Taylors Lakes Campus and depending on
traffic conditions on the Calder Freeway and Old Calder Highway
sometimes arrives late.
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AFTERNOON
BUS 1
Leaves Taylors Lakes Campus at 3:25 – 3:30pm
Arrives at Keilor Campus at 3:40 – 3:45pm
BUS 2
Leaves Taylors Lakes Campus at 3:30 – 3:35pm
Arrives at Overnewton Rd stop at 3:45 – 3:50pm
BUS 3
Leaves Taylors Lakes Campus at 3:35 – 3:40pm
Arrives at Overnewton Rd stop at 4:00pm
A comprehensive bus schedule can be obtained by going to
www.kastoria.com.au and clicking on the Moonee Ponds Hillside
476 link.
Please respect the four disabled parking spaces and leave them for
the members of our College community that have permits to park
in those spots. Also, please do not use the staff car parking area
to drop off and pick up students. In all of this, the safety of the
students is of utmost importance.
CAR PARK & DROP-OFF/PICK-UP ZONE
PROCEDURES
It is timely at the beginning of each term to remind families of the
procedures for dropping off and picking up students at the
beginning and end of the school day. (See Car Park Map below).
As part of the “Conditions of Entry” to Overnewton Anglican
Community College, signed by all families upon confirmation of
enrolment “One full term’s written notice is required to
withdraw a student from the College. If one full term’s
notice is not given to the College, one full term’s fees
will be charged.”
For families that prefer to park their vehicles and accompany their
children to their classrooms in the morning or wait for them at
the end of the day, there are several car parking spaces in the main
Campus car park or alternatively, across the road in the council
car park at the soccer club.
Families that prefer to drop off their children in the morning and
pick them up at the end of the day without having to park their
vehicles can use the drop-off/pick-up zone. This area is designed
for vehicles to pull in for a short period of time (3 minutes max.)
and either drop off or pick up children, and then pull out again
into the main traffic flow through the car park. The drop-off/
pick-up zone is not meant to be an area for vehicles to park and
wait for children to arrive. As we all know, children can
sometimes take a while to get from their classroom to the dropoff/pick-up zone at the end of the day, so parking and waiting will
only cause congestion within the car park which will spill out into
Robertsons Road. If your child is not at the drop-off/pick-up
zone when you arrive, simply do another circuit of the car park.
This will keep traffic flowing.
If you have a child who will not be returning to Overnewton
in 2010, please ensure that you notify the Registrar, Mrs
Diane King in writing at your earliest convenience.
Email: [email protected]
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO OVERNEWTON
FAMILIES
Parents who have a child attending Overnewton College and are
interested in obtaining a position in Prep 2012 for other siblings
in their family should contact the Registrar, Diane King on
9334 0141 and request an application form as soon as possible.
3 MINUTE DROP-OFF/ PICK-UP
ZONE
Vehicles CANNOT be left unattended
If your child has not arrived whilst you
are in the Drop-Off/Pick-Up Zone,
please pull out and do a lap of the car
park as indicated by the
arrows on the map below.
NO STOPPING
along here
3
Staff Car Park
STAFF CAR PARK
For College Staff vehicles
ONLY.
Cannot be used to drop
off or pick up students.
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Mr Ian Thompson, Head of Junior School, KC
[email protected]
Mrs Tracy Fielder, Head of Junior School, TLC
[email protected]
Welcome back to Term 4. It is hard to believe that we are now
in the final term of the year already. We look forward to a busy
term as the children and staff prepare for final assessment tasks,
new units of inquiry, special performances and of course, camps
in Year 2, 3 and 4. Term 4 is also the time that we begin to
welcome in our new Preps, as well as celebrate the year that has
been and begin to think about the next year level ahead for all
students. There is certainly a lot to look forward to this term. I
am grateful knowing that I will be a part of this exciting time at
Overnewton.
Towards the end of Term 3 I had the pleasure of visiting the
combined campus „Challenge Day‟ at the Keilor Campus. This
included selected students from Years 3 and 4 who participated
in a day of problem solving activities. The children were given
the task of creating a particular pair of jeans for a specific client.
Their task was to design and create the product to meet their
client‟s needs within a budget and a given time frame. There was
certainly a great deal of thinking involved and I was very
impressed with the co-operation and diligence of the children as
they worked to meet their requirements. Congratulations to all
students and staff involved in this event led by Mrs Silvie Myles
and Mrs Lyndal Mihic. It is wonderful to see the many different
opportunities our students are given at Overnewton.
The staff and students also enjoyed a fabulous „Footy Day‟ on
the last day of Term 4. As I wandered through the classrooms I
was able to observe many different activities occurring in the
classrooms that incorporated the variety of football and sporting
teams that were represented. Congratulations went to the
following students who won the Parents Support Team football
colouring in competition.
Luke Stevenson Presland
Prep B
Lauren Cuce
Prep M
Abbey Hatton
1E
Jaskaran Singh
1M
Alicia Kossivis
1N
Dante Spataro
2L
Elizabeth Bogve
2M
Marcus Falzon
2TT
Adrian Mascia
3AT
Ebony Mountjoy
3AF
Isabella Halil
3S
Jaidyn Calleja
4G
Madeline Cram
4M
Mallory Vandeloo
4N
Tracy Fielder
JUNIOR SCHOOL-TAYLORS LAKES CAMPUS
STUDENT OF THE WEEK FINAL WEEK TERM 3
Prep M Darren Huynh for taking risks to try new things and
do things in different ways
2L
Catherine Honeyborne for fabulous teamwork and
showing initiative during our 'Pet Shop' activity
3A
Ella Petreski for working persistently to improve her
writing and include capital letters and full stops
3AF
Eric Huynh for a fantastic written letter from a gold
digger to his family. A great achievement
3S
Emma Jankulovski for displaying a thorough
understanding of how to target an audience when
designing a persuasive piece of writing and capture
their attention
Dylan Agius for his wonderful diorama and excellent
speech about his heroes in Top Gear. Dylan also
wrote an excellent reflection about what he is
confident at and what he would like to become more
confident with.
AND CONGRATULATIONS TO
Prep R
Marco Siciliano for a beautiful presentation on
spiders
Prep B
Maeve Petreski for being an eager student who
works very hard
1M
Denise Styliano for demonstrating that she could
work in small groups on Maths „sharing‟ activities
COMING EVENTS - TERM 4
JUNIOR SCHOOL - TAYLORS LAKES CAMPUS
5th – 15th October
Friday 15th October
Year 1 & 2 swimming
Parents & Friends Country Fair
Casual Clothes Day
18th – 29th October
Prep swimming
27th – 28th October
Year 3 Camp
Monday 1st November Mid Term Break
Tuesday 2nd November Cup Day
3rd & 4th November
Year 2 Camp
Friday 5th November
Year 4 LOTE Excursion
Tuesday 9th November Prep 2011 Information Evening
10th – 12th November
Year 4 Camp
Thursday 11th November Prep 2011 Orientation Day
Monday 29th November Junior School Carols Service
Welcome back to our last term for 2010. Looking at my
calendar the term is already packed with great events, camps and
excursions. Coming up this month we have our Sports Carnival
on Thursday 14th October. On November 29th the school will
go in to St Paul‟s Cathedral for our Carols Service and on
December 6th our Christmas Assembly - more information on
those two events later in the term.
Ian Thompson
COMING EVENTS - TERM 4
JUNIOR SCHOOL - KEILOR CAMPUS
Wednesday 6th October
Friday 8th October
Monday 11th October
Thursday 14th October
Friday 15th October
Monday 18th October
Friday 22nd October
25th - 27th October
Thursday 28th October
Letterland Dress Up Day – Preps.
Prep 2011 Play Afternoon
Assembly 2:30pm.
Sports Carnival
Prep 2011 Play Afternoon
Jump Rope for Heart – Year 3
Prep 2011 Play Afternoon
Year 3 Camp
Jump Rope for Heart – Year 3.
STUDENT BANKING
Welcome back “Super Savers”. A reminder that
banking day is Wednesday at both Campuses.
Remember to bring your bank book. What are your saving
for? If you would like information on student banking call
Mrs Rosanna Huggett on 9390 3494.
Irma Rice - Taylors Lakes Campus 0425 703 588
Student Banking Co-ordinators
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Mrs Jan Jolley, Head of Middle School, KC
[email protected]
Mr Tim Mahon, Head of Middle School, TLC
[email protected]
Battle of the Houses is an annual event which showcases the
students of Middle School (Keilor Campus) drama, dance and
musical skills. The four Houses were separated into their
randomly selected decades. Edison made the 60‟s come to life,
Pasteur took a step back into time to the 70‟s, Curie helped us to
relive the 80‟s and Newton reminded of everything that the 90‟s
were about. All of the students in each House were split up
further into their individual categories. The four categories were
Open (where anything can happen), Lip Sync, Dance and
Drama. The four Houses battled it out to impress the four
Senior School judges along Ms Demandante, Reverend Kim and
Ms McNamara. In the end, the winner of Open went to Curie
House, where they did a great montage of the 80‟s. But it was
Pasteur House who took the remaining accolades, taking out the
top awards in Drama, Dance and Lip Sync - where they did a
very clever impersonation of Bohemian Rhapsody, as well as
Grease and Mamma Mia. To conclude the day, the results were
announced as follows; Pasteur 1st, Curie 2nd, Edison 3rd and
Newton 4th. Our annual Battle of the Houses is an event that
everyone looks forward to and once again it was a great day!
By Jonathan Reeves and Logan Rozankovic.
Mr Derek Summerton, Head of Canowindra
[email protected]
TERM 4
Welcome back to the final term of Canowindra. The major
events continue through Term 4:
Hats are now required as part of the summer uniform
Casual Clothes Day for College Fair donations Friday 15th
October
COMING EVENTS - TERM 4
CANOWINDRA
Friday 15th October
Friday 15th October
Digital Design Excursion
Casual Clothes Day for Country
Fair
Monday 18th October
Focus Week 7 including the
Duke of Edinburgh Qualifying
Camp
Monday 18th October
Presentation Night
3rd to 5th November
Exam Week
18th to 21st November
RACV Camp
Monday 22nd November Focus Week 8
Tuesday 30th November Digital Portfolio Presentations
Wednesday 1st December Respect Yourself Day
Thursday 2nd December Canowindra Social
Tuesday 7th December
Step Up Day
Wednesday 8th December Canowindra Awards Assembly
Rev Kim Cruickshank, College Chaplain
[email protected]
Images have been removed for privacy needs
The General Synod is a meeting of Anglican leadership (both
ordained and lay) from around Australia which occurs once
every three years. This was only the second time the gathering
had been held in Melbourne and whilst all school heads were
invited to attend, Overnewton Anglican Community College had
the privilege of having three of our students represent us and the
wider Anglican school community at the service.
School captains, Megan Jarvis and Joshua Marmara were
accompanied by Jona Villanueva.
OVERNEWTON PARENTS & FRIENDS
BUSINESS & SERVICES DIRECTORY
Support the Overnewton Community and always consult the
Parents and Friends Business and Services Directory!
The Green Garden Centre can supply organic soils, mulches
& composts for all families considering work in their
gardens. Please call Michael Spillane on 9331
5300 for further advice and assistance or see
pages 59 and 60 of the Parents & Friends
Services Directory.
(If you would like another copy of our
directory, one for home and one for the
office, please contact Shirley Seit on 9334
0140 who will be very pleased to assist.)
Above: Jona Villanueva and Megan Jarvis with Australia's
Governor General Ms Quentin Bryce at the 15th General Synod.
BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS !
It's time to clear out your book shelves for
the
Country Fair Book Stall.
Contact Kitty Beagley
0404 394 954 or 9337 5586
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Mr Mike Lampard, Head of Visual Arts, KC
[email protected]
Ms Karen Murphy, Head of Visual Arts. TLC
[email protected]
Overnewton Walks
For Greatness
2010 ROYAL MELBOURNE SHOW RESULTS
C=Commended, HC= Highly Commended, VHC= Very Highly
Commended.
ART - PRIMARY
PAINTING OR DRAWING. Prep to Grade 1.
VHC Thomas Bladon - Keilor Campus
PAINTING AND DRAWING. Grade 4.
2nd
Eleanor Bladon - Keilor Campus
On Sunday the 10th October, the 2010 Student Executive
will be running their new initiative ‘Overnewton Walks for
Greatness.’
ART - SCULPTURE & 3D FORM
This event will be held on the oval at Taylors Lakes Campus
between 11am-3pm; students and families of the Overnewton
Community will form teams and walk laps of the oval to raise
money for the „Call To Greatness‟ Foundation; a charity that
raises money for young Australians who are struggling. „Call
To Greatness‟ also assists foundations such as „Reach Out‟ and
„Father Riley‟s, Youth Off the Streets‟ program.
SCULPTURE & 3D FORM. Year 10-12.
2nd
Fleur Bain
Participants are asked to form teams for this event (minimum
of 4 people in a team required). The aim is to have at least one
person from each team walking laps of the oval at all times.
Apart from raising awareness of the plight of underprivileged
young people, this is also a great way to promote the start of
our Physical Education and Health week by highlighting and
encouraging exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle.
BOOK BINDING
The entrance cost per team is $20 ($5 per extra team member
over 4 people) which is payable at the registration table on
arrival on the day (this will be located inside the Canowindra
building).
Please register your teams by email before the event so we can
cater adequately for the numbers (some team registrations on
the day will be allowed).
Entertainment will be provided all day. There will also be a
sausage sizzle and a silent auction held during the day with all
proceeds going to the cause. Participants are encouraged to
bring along all other refreshments and snacks to keep them
going for the day.
If the weather is not favourable, the event will take place in the
new Gymnasium at the Taylors Lakes Campus.
SCULPTURE & 3D FORM. Year 7-9.
VHC Stephanie Cvetkovs Taylors Lakes Campus:
ART - SECONDARY
DRAWING. Original. Year 9-10.
2nd
Beth Turner
HAND MADE BOOK.
1st
Maddison Savvidis Taylors Lakes Campus
2nd
Kristy Williams Taylors Lakes Campus
3rd
Juanna Zhu Taylors Lakes Campus:
HC
Amy Mournellis Taylors Lakes Campus
HC
Sharon Huynh Taylors Lakes Campus
VHC
Daniel Morcos Taylors Lakes Campus
FIBRE, YARN & FABRIC - TOY MAKING
SOFT TOY. Year 7-10.
C
Ivana Rajic
C
Claudia Gacovski
C
Elena Neocleous
C
Lisa Nguyen
C
Elani Schmidt
C
Paige Williamson
C
Estelle Ziogos
TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN - GLASS, WOOD, METAL
PLASTIC - SECONDARY
To register your teams or for assistance with any enquiries
please email our College Captain Joshua Marmara;
[email protected]. Please note that
this event is only open to students and families of the
Overnewton Community.
WORKS IN WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC, GLASS OR
COMBINATION. Year 7-8.
1st
Ebony Jones
Please note that this student initiative is being conducted with
the support and assistance of College parents and staff.
WORKS IN WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC, GLASS OR
COMBINATION. Year 9-10.
3rd
Luke Roberts
Who knows, you might be helping someone you know. We
hope to see you on the day!
C
Kelly Williams Taylors Lakes Campus
C
Steven Lam Taylors Lakes Campus:
C
Brittany Braszell
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WORKS IN WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC, GLASS OR
COMBINATION. Year 11-12.
1st
Alex Haber
COLLEGE
UNIFORM SHOP
TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN - GLASS, WOOD, METAL,
PLASTIC - PRIMARY
The College Shop is open Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
every week during term. Please note: the College Shop is not
open during school holidays unless advertised in Whispers.
CREATE A STRUCTURE OR OBJECT. Grade 5-6.
1st
Jessie Cameron
2nd
Jack Phillips
C
Kelsey Kropf
BEST EXHIBIT: WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC, GLASS PRIMARY.
Jessie Cameron
A REGISTER OF GREAT SPORTING ACHIEVERS
Within the College community, past and present, there are a
number of high achievers in a wide range of sports. The ACS
maintains a sporting Hall of Fame that includes students from
participant schools. There are a number of current and past
Overnewton students whose achievements are worthy of being
added to this list. We too maintain a list of such students, on
the College register of achievements, with the view of adding
our students to the ACS Hall of Fame. Hence, I would be
pleased if any information of past or current students‟ notable
sporting achievements were passed on by email, letter or fax, or
by telephoning me at the College prior to Friday 5th November.
Any student who has reached state level in their sport should be
included in the College‟s own register, which was started in
2005. A celebration of the 2010 achievements will be
recognised at our College Sports Awards evening on 24th
November.
Jodi Fitzgerald-Tate
Head of Co-Curriculum
Overnewton College
Phone:9334-0195 Fax: 93361835
[email protected]
With our Australian sporting heros competing at the
2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, we believe it is the
perfect time to get all Aussie kids more active at school and
invest in our sporting champions of the future.
Every $10 spent at Coles Supermarkets, Coles Online and BiLo from 2nd September to the 31st October 2010 will earn 1
Coles Sports for Schools voucher worth 1 point. Vouchers are
provided with the receipt at point of purchase. It‟s simple:
collect more vouchers, get more sports gear for their schools!
Students can collect vouchers from family, friends and
neighbours and drop them into the voucher collection box
located at front reception at each Campus. Vouchers will be
tallied during the first week of November.
Please support this great initiative by sending your children to
the front office with their vouchers!
Jodi Fitzgerald-Tate
Head of Co-curriculum
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday
8.15am - 4.30pm
Wednesday
8.30am - 4.30pm
Thursday
8.15am - 4.30pm
SATURDAY TRADING FOR 2010
Term 4
9th October
9 – 1pm
4th December
9 – 1pm
SECOND HAND SALES
Please note when purchasing second hand uniforms, they must be
paid for by Cash Only. Choose well as there is no exchange on
second hand items. If you are wishing to drop off items for sale in
the second hand section, these items must be handed to Miranda
Turner. At no time are they to be left at reception or the front
door of the College Shop. All items must be clearly marked with
name, address and telephone number, otherwise goods will not be
accepted. Blazers MUST be dry-cleaned with the dry cleaning tag
displayed and all other items washed. We do not accept hats or any
items of clothing with holes or stains of any kind (such as paint).
We will hold items for sale for a period of 12 months only. At the
end of that 12 month period, if they have not been sold, we ask
that you collect your items from the College Shop. If not collected,
your items of clothing are then donated to the orphanage in
Zambia.
EXCHANGE & REFUNDS
While we are happy to exchange, you will need to keep your receipt
to do so. All exchanges and refunds will only be accepted in the
term of purchase.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate contact Miranda
Turner on 9334 0112.
Miranda Turner
College Uniform Shop
Direct to Shop 9334 0112
Taylors Lakes Campus Junior School
Parent Support Team Meeting
Our next Parent Support Team meeting will be
on Friday 15th October, 2010
at 9am in The Meeting Room (opposite the canteen).
EVERYONE WELCOME - come along for morning tea
and help us plan exciting activities for the Junior students,
please join us (young children welcome).
Hours will contribute to the Family Contribution Scheme. If
you cannot attend meetings due to other commitments, feel
free to call Fiona or Vanessa to see how you can contribute to
our Parent Support Team.
If you have any queries please call:
Fiona Zacharias
0411 141 280
Vanessa Georgopoulos 0417 591 804
Parent Support Team
Junior School-Taylors Lakes Campus
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CLASSROOM ASSISTANCE
Classroom Assistance positions for both Keilor and Taylors Lakes Campuses will be advertised through the Whispers on a weekly
basis. Most positions require a regular weekly commitment for the whole year, although in specific cases you may be able to alternate
with another parent or join a roster. You are invited to apply for any position, even if your child is at another campus or different year
level. Please note that the person you will be telephoning is a parent fulfilling their Family Contribution Scheme commitment, so please
do not phone before 7.15am or after 9.00pm. Younger siblings or sick children cannot accompany parents whilst on duty. A blue
Classroom Assistance folder is kept at the Front Office at each campus to record your hours.
Recording Hours
A reminder to parents that it is your responsibility to record your own hours for classroom assistance and excursions in the folder at
the front office labelled Classroom Assistance. Please ensure you write legibly and include details of your child, including the surname
if you have a different name to your child, and your home telephone number. These hours are collated at the end of each term.
Working with Children Check
It is a Victorian Government requirement that all adults working with children have a current Working with Children Check. Please
ensure you have your card number or Post Office Receipt number when you phone to register your name.
TAYLORS LAKES CAMPUS
KEILOR CAMPUS
If you have any concerns regarding the Classroom Assistance
program at Keilor Campus please contact Jennie McCullagh,
Resource Officer on 9334 0086.
Parent Co-ordinators
Wendy Weeks – Years Prep, 1 & 2
9390 9113
[email protected]
Nadine Azzi
– Years 3 – 12 & ACS
9336 0071
[email protected]
Mimma Beazley – Library & Art
9390 7516
[email protected]
If you have any concerns regarding the Classroom Assistance
Program at Taylors Lakes Campus please contact Denise
O‟Keefe, Resource Officer on 9334 0245.
Parent Co-ordinators
Danni Mpadogiannis – Years Prep-2
0409 231 714
[email protected]
Annette Haber
– Year 3 - 8
0416 184 526 or
9366 6455
Michelle Digby
– Canowindra
8746 9209
[email protected]
Prep Excursion
Parent help is required to assist with a Prep excursion to the
Fairy Park, Anakie on Monday 15th November from 8.45am –
3.20pm.
Wendy Weeks 9390 9113
[email protected]
Year 1
Parent help is required in 1CO on Mondays 9.00am – 11.10am
for Computers.
Wendy Weeks 9390 9113
[email protected]
Art
Parents are required to assist the teachers with setting up,
preparation, supervision and cleaning in Art classes
Prep C
Mondays 11.00am – 1.00pm Weeks 1 & 2
Prep S
Thursdays 10.20am – 11.10am Week 2 &
Thursdays 11.35am – 1.15pm Week 1
1R
Tuesdays 11.00am – 1.00pm Weeks 1 & 2
1T
Tuesdays 9.45am – 11.10pm Weeks 1 & 2
2G
Tuesdays 2.00pm – 3.20pm Weeks 1 & 2
2MK
Mondays 9.45am – 11.10am Weeks 1 & 2
3G
Thursdays 9.00am – 10.30am Weeks 1 & 2
3C
Thursdays 11.00am – 1.00pm Week 2
Mimma Beazley 9390 7516
[email protected]
Year 4 Excursion
Parent help is required to assist with a Year 4 excursion to
Adventure Park, Geelong on Wednesday 1st December from
8.15am – 4.30pm.
Nadine Azzi 9336 0071
[email protected]
Year 6 Excursion
Parent help is required to assist with a Year 6 excursion to
Scienceworks on Tuesday 16th November from 9.00am –
3.00pm.
Nadine Azzi 9336 0071
[email protected]
Art Room Assistance
Parent help is needed to assist with the following Junior School
classes:
2L
Wk 1 Wednesday 11.00am – 1.00pm
1M
Wk 1 Wednesday 9.00am – 11.00am
1M
Wk 2 Wednesday 12.00pm – 1.00pm
1E
Wk 1 Tuesday 1.30pm – 3.20pm
1E
Wk 2 Tuesday 1.30pm – 2.30pm
Danni Mpadogiannis 0409 231 714
[email protected]
General Art Room Assistance
Parent help is needed to assist in the Art room on Friday
afternoons. Times can be negotiated with the Art room staff.
Danni Mpadogiannis 0409 231 714
[email protected]
Year 1 & Year 2 Swimming
Parent help is needed to assist with the Year 1 & 2, 9 day
intensive swimming program being held from Tuesday 5th
October – Friday 15th October at the following times:
2T & 1E 11.25am – 12.50pm
2L & 1M 12.10am – 1.35pm
2M & 1N 12.55pm – 2.20pm
Danni Mpadogiannis 0409 231 714
[email protected]
Prep Swimming Program
Parent help is needed to assist with the Prep, 10 day intensive
swimming program being held from Monday 18th October –
Friday 29th October at the following times:
Prep M & Prep R
11.25am – 12.50pm
Prep B
12.10pm – 1.35pm
Danni Mpadogiannis 0409 231 714
[email protected]
Year 5 Indonesian Excursion
Parent help is needed to assist with a Year 5 Indonesian
excursion to the Melbourne Zoo on Thursday 14th October
from 9.00am – 3.30pm.
Annette Haber 0416 184 526/9366 6455
[email protected]
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Year 7 Excursion
Parent help is required to assist with a Year 7 excursion to
IMAX Theatre on Wednesday 13th October from 9.00am –
12.00pm.
Nadine Azzi 9336 0071
[email protected]
Keilor Camp - Year 4, 2011
Parent help is required to assist with the Year 4 Keilor Junior
School Camp in Term 1, 2011. Applications are to be emailed to
[email protected] or by letter to Ian
Thompson, Head of Junior School, Keilor Campus no later than
Friday 22nd October. Please provide any relevant experience, a
photocopy of any First Aid qualifications, your child‟s name and
class, your postal address and a contact number. It is a Victorian
Government requirement that all adults working with children
have a current Working with Children Check with Overnewton
College listed as a volunteer organisation. All email applications
will receive a receipt of delivery. Hours will be credited at the
conclusion of the camp
Year 9 Excursion
Parent help is needed to assist with a Year 9 Digital Design
Excursion to the Melbourne Museum on Friday 15th October
from 12.30pm – 3.30pm.
Michelle Digby 8746 9209
[email protected]
Year 2 Excursions
Parent help is needed to assist with Year 2 excursions to local
retirement villages on the following dates:
2M
19th October 10.30am - 1.00pm
2T
21st October 1.30pm – 3.20pm
2L
26th October 10.30am – 1.00pm
Danni Mpadogiannis 0409 231 714
[email protected]
Year 9 Assistance
Parent help is needed to assist with Year 9 general administration
during the first week of Term 4. Times and days are negotiable.
Contact Janet Gangell, [email protected] for
more information.
Year 4: Phillip Island, Wednesday 6th April – Friday 8th April,
2011 (3 days/three terms of hours)
Keilor Camps - Year 7 & Year 8, 2011
Parent help is required to assist with the Year 7 and Year 8
Keilor Middle School Camps in Term 1, 2011. Applications are
to be emailed to [email protected] or by
letter to Jan Jolley, Head of Middle School, Keilor Campus no
later than Friday 22nd October. Please provide any relevant
experience, a photocopy of any First Aid qualifications, your
child‟s name and class, your postal address and a contact
number. It is a Victorian Government requirement that all adults
working with children have a current Working with Children
Check with Overnewton College listed as a volunteer
organisation. All email applications will receive a receipt of
delivery. Hours will be credited at the conclusion of the camp
Sub Day!!!!
Wednesday 13th October
Year 7: Paynesville, Monday 28th March – Friday 1st April,
2011 (5 days/four terms of hours)
Sweet chilli chicken & cheese, BBQ
meatball & cheese or Falafel & hommus
Year 8: Canberra, Monday 4th April – Friday 8th April, 2011 (5
days/four terms of hours)
Keilor Campus Junior School
Term 4 Parent Support Team Meeting
$5.00 Sub Only
$6.00 meal deal (Sub & Drink*)
*just squeezed juice 300ml
Get your pre-order in early to get
a Sub!!
Pre-order forms available at the canteen from
Wednesday 6th October
Wellbeing it’s Vital - healthy menu choices to keep you
looking good and feeling great.
We are holding a meeting on Tuesday 12th October at the
Keilor Hotel at 7.00pm to discuss events for the Junior School
children for Term 4, 2010. All welcome.
Time in meeting contributed towards the Family Contribution.
Scheme.
RSVP:
Fiona Bacchin
Jo Frewen
0400344411 or
0413 463 462
COMPLETE THE ORDER FORM ON PAGE 15
and return it to the Canteen at your respective Campus by
Monday 11th October, 2010 to avoid disappointment.
2010 Keilor Campus Junior School Parent Support Team
Co-ordinators.
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PARENT ROSTER TERM 4, 2010
RICHARDSON CAFÉ
WE NEED PARENT ASSISTANCE FOR THE
DAYS SHOWN BELOW AT THE Richardson Café
If you can help PLEASE email Kate Martinussen at
[email protected]
Day
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Date
13/10/2010
18/10/2010
20/10/2010
21/10/2010
28/10/2010
01/11/2010
02/11/2010
03/11/2010
04/11/2010
08/11/2010
10/11/2010
16/11/2010
17/11/2010
19/11/2010
22/11/2010
23/11/2010
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29/11/2010
01/12/2010
03/12/2010
08/12/2010
09/12/2010
10/12/2010
CASUAL CLOTHES DAY
Taylors Lakes Campus & Keilor Campus
Friday 15th October
Here‟s a fun way to help us collect goods to sell at the Country
Fair, which is a great fund raiser for our College.
For the privilege of coming to school in casual clothes on 15th
October at Taylors Lakes and Keilor Campuses, you are asked
to bring along donations for any of the following stalls. As
a guide to show you what to bring, please scan the lists below.
Please be careful of food use-by dates as we cannot sell out of
date food items.
Groceries and Paper Goods Stall: Long life juices/drinks,
breakfast foods, biscuits/crackers, canned vegetables, pasta, rice,
noodles, canned fruit, canned fish/tuna snacks/chips/popcorn,
condiments/vinegar/oils/pickles/sauces, toiletries, shampoo/
conditioner/ beauty products paper goods/bags/wraps, foils,
pet food, soups, baked beans, canned spaghetti, jams and
spreads, cordials, toilet paper, tissues, serviettes, freezer bags,
foil, cling wrap, straws, gift cards, stationery items, writing pads,
scribble pads, and exercise books:
Moisturiser, nail polish, make up/foundation, body lotion,
massage oil, perfume, washing up detergent, fabric softener,
bleach, disinfectant, tomato sauce, BBQ sauce honey, vinegar,
soft drink, sparking apple juices, marinades, salad dressing, olive
oil, cake flavourings (vanilla etc.), herbs and spices, fruit juice,
long life milk (in the bottles as opposed to the tetra packs).
Student Street: Costume jewellery, toiletries, wrapped sweets/
lollies for prizes, Jaffa lollies (for the Jaffa smashing machine),
footballs, cordial, sugar, corn kernels, candles, scented oils (like
those used for oil burners etc.), stuffed toys large/small, bubble
bath.
Music Shack: DVDs, CDs, and Videos etc.
Overnewton Country Fair - Saturday November 6th 2010
DONATIONS NEEDED FOR
SILENT AUCTION STALL !!!
Do you or anyone you know, have goods or services they would like to
donate to the Oovernewton Country Fair?
Do you or anyone you know have unwanted “new” items that can be
donated to our school rather than get thrown away?
Then let the Silent Auction team take care of this for you!
What New things are we looking for?
Appliances - Product Vouchers - Holidays - Accessories - Promo Packs
Services - Dinner Vouchers - Memorabilia - Sporting equipment
Furniture - New bikes - Equipment - Footy Merchandise
Your generosity will help support our College whilst at the same
time inject some FUN at the Fair.
Each donation made can be recognised with business
cards/logos at the stall. All company support will feature
throughout the day helping them market their business to
the greater Overnewton community.
2011 Office/School Support Co-ordinators
Keilor Campus
This position is part of the Family Contribution Scheme
and will commence 2011,
with a handover in Term 4, 2010.
The Co-ordinator’s duties include organising rosters &
replacements, liaising with the Campus Office Manager,
collating and reporting parent hours etc.
Contact Parent and Friends Committee representative,
Melissa Juzva for more information, a full role description
or to apply.
Mobile: 0408 554 994 or email applications to
[email protected]
To arrange for pick-up or drop-off of your items call:
Ellen 0417 370 206 or Debbie 0411 610 184
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Interested in completing your Family Contribution Scheme
hours outside of working hours?
JUNIOR SCHOOL CANTEEN VACANCIES
AT KEILOR CAMPUS FOR TERM 4 ROSTER
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
With minimum groups of 4, you would be responsible for
cleaning the Taylors Lakes Campus new Gymnasium.
!!! Helpers Wanted !!!
Floor Cleaning Working Group at new Taylors
Lakes Campus Gym
Cleaning is approx 2 hours rostered work to be
completed on a weekly or fortnightly basis.
All cleaning equipment provided.
The Junior School canteen at Keilor Campus needs
your help! We are looking for parents who could
assist by working in the canteen in Term 4. We still have
several vacancies available. If you are able to assist please give
me a call.
We are also always looking for new parents to join the canteen
roster. The canteen is fun and great way of completing your
hours towards the Family Contribution Scheme and meeting
new parents. We'd love to see you there.
Thank you! Nicole Bonomo canteen co-ordinator 9390 6613
Give it a go!!
Enquiries to:
Effie Pensa,
Gymnasium Cleaning Co-ordinator
0414 566 382 (mobile)
[email protected] (email)
COUNTRY FAIR
CHRISTMAS & GIFT HAMPERS STALL
Are you employed full time and finding it hard to contribute
your hours?
Look no further, we have the answer!
The Christmas & Gift Hamper Team, are looking for
expressions of interest from anyone who would like to take
advantage of a fantastic way to contribute their hours from
home.
Newcomers welcome!!
For all enquiries please call:
Patricia on 8390 8897 or Maria Cagalj 0412 416 715
between 6 and 8 pm (Monday - Friday)
COUNTRY FAIR
ART & CRAFT STALL
The Art & Craft Stall is looking for volunteers to assist
them in making craft items for the Country Fair.
Newcomers Welcome!!!
For more information
This is a great way to contribute your hours from
home.
Please call after 5pm:
Sharyn Murphy – 0419 313 920 - Keilor Campus
Marianne Watson – 0458 250 150 – Taylors Lakes Campus
A VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE
regarding the
WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK
MUSIC SHACK
DO YOU HAVE ANY OLD CD’S, VIDEOS, RECORDS, AUDIO
TAPES, DVD’S ??
All parent volunteers must now have completed the Working With
Children Check (WWC Check). The WWC Check is required before
any parent at Overnewton College is able to participate and fulfil their
18 Hour Family Contribution commitment and co-ordinators cannot
allocate parents to a roster unless they have completed this
check. Please note that there will be some minor exceptions to this e.g.
parents working at Saturday Working Bees.
CAN YOU SPARE AT LEAST ONE ITEM OR MORE
FROM YOUR COLLECTION of Children‟s Music, Pop,
Classical, Gospel, Country, New Age, Alternative, Jazz etc.
The WWC Check is free for volunteers and will provide an ongoing
monitoring of those who hold a WWC Check Card. Cards will be valid
for a period of five years after which time you will need to reapply.
What do you do with your donation?
Please leave your donation marked “Music Shack” and leave it at
the Front Office of your Campus.
If you have a larger donation and require collection please
contact
Nada Phillipou 0407 234 707
Application forms are available at both Keilor and Taylors Lakes
reception and also at Australia Post participating outlet (those that
accept passport applications)
Thank you for your generous support !!!!
Please do not hesitate to contact me on 9334 0140 if you have any
questions or alternatively you can contact the WWC Check
Information Line on 1300 652 870.
Shirley Seit, Head of Community Development.
9334 0140 / [email protected]
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As a clinical psychologist, Andrew Fuller works with many schools and communities in
Australia and internationally, specialising in the wellbeing of young people and their
families. Our final parent education evening for the year promises to be a hands on
evening of fun that will explore the active ingredients of emotional intelligence and how
parents can develop these in children, friendship and self esteem development, dealing
with anger and tricky kids and effective communication with boys and girls.
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GREAT AUSSIE BARBIE
We require parents to assist with our GREAT
AUSSIE BARBIE at the Overnewton Country
Fair.
If you are a great BBQ cook, or would like to help out behind
the scenes we need your help.
OACC COUNTRY FAIR 2010
Children’s Costume Stall in Student Street
We urgently require your help with the donation of
new and pre-loved children‟s costumes. Costumes
with stains or holes will not be accepted.
Dress-ups play a major part in children‟s active everyday life, as it enhances and broadens their minds
through imaginary play. Your generous donations
will put a smile on any child‟s face.
Whether for an hour or two or the whole day we would love
your support. Please call Shane Lalor on 0419 300 043.
Country Fair 2010
STUFFED TOYS
Are you sick of seeing those large oversized
stuffed toys lying around your home?
Here‟s your chance to get rid of them!!
PLEASE NOTE: Due to hygiene reasons we cannot accept
underwear, swimwear, hats or footwear
Donations can be made at the following working bee
between 9am-12noon:
30th October – Taylors Lakes Campus (shed) Or please call
Olga Forsythe 0402 035 428 to arrange pick up or drop off
Whether it‟s Homer Simpson, The Red Devil or perhaps that
large oversized puppy with the big brown eyes, we will be
more than happy to take them off your hands – be rest assured
that they will go to a good home!!
We urgently require your help with the donation of new and
pre-loved children‟s Large and Small Stuffed toys, the kind
you would find at Moomba or the show if you were lucky
enough to have won one!!
We are bringing back to Student Street the “stomp a balloon”
stall, and we are seeking your kind donations to be on display
and won by the winning tickets found in the balloons.
Donations can be made by contacting Olga Forsythe to
arrange for collection or pick up on 0402 035 428 or can be
donated on the Casual Clothes Day on Friday the 15th of
October 2010.
PLEASE NOTE: Stuffed Toys with stains or tears will
not be accepted
Trash ‘n’ Treasure
Collection Day
Collection day for donations of goods for the
Trash ‘n’ Treasure Stall for the
Overnewton Country Fair will be held on:
Saturday 30th October - 9:30am to 12pm
Please bring any donations to the huge shed at the
TAYLORS LAKES CAMPUS
(you can see it from the car park).
STUDENT STREET – HELP NEEDED
Come and visit “Student Street” at this years Country Fair. It is
jam packed with activities for the kids – face painting, nail art,
tattoos, beading, plant a seed, fairy floss, popcorn, sno-kones,
balloon stomping, jaffa smasha, costumes, awesome prizes and
so much more……………
For any queries, please contact:
Claire Moore 0413 997 289
** Unfortunately, we are unable to accept electrical items,
mattresses, clothes or lounge suites **
This is by far the coolest place for the young (and the young at
heart) to be at the Fair.
To ensure Student Street‟s success, we require volunteers to
help out on the day with running some of the activities. All
hours worked will be allocated to your contribution towards the
Family Contribution Scheme.
Please contact me ASAP if you are able to assist on the day and
we hope to see you there! (there is also the setting up on the
Friday night and packing up on the Saturday straight after the
Fair – if you are able to also assist with this please let me know)
Thank you
Olga Forsythe
Student Street Co-ordinator
Mobile: 0402 035 428
Email: [email protected]
WOULD YOU LIKE TO RECEIVE WHISPERS VIA
EMAIL?
Families now have the opportunity to receive their copy of Whispers
via email.
If you would prefer to receive your Whispers via email please contact
Susan Bates, Community Development Office on 9334 0143.
Would all families who have asked to receive Whispers via email,
please ensure that they advise our office of any changes to
your current email address as they occur. Families who
receive Whispers via email will no longer receive a paper
copy through their student‟s class.
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OACC COUNTRY FAIR 2010
Saturday 6TH November
HELPERS NEEDED!!!!
All hours worked go towards your 18 hour commitment!!
as part of the Family Contribution Scheme
DEVONSHIRE TEAS
ART & CRAFT STALL
Friday Night 5th November
5pm. – 9pm
Minimum 4 hours
We need parent to help bake
scones at the Richardsons Centre
at Keilor. Ingredients are supplied.
We are looking for parents/
volunteers to assist us in making
craft items for the Country Fair.
Newcomers Welcome!!! Please call
after 5pm:
Saturday 6th November
9am – 5pm
Minimum 4 hours
We need parents to help with
serving scones, washing dishes,
taking orders & money, etc. Please
call after 5pm:
Sharyn Murphy
0419 313 920
Keilor Campus
HOME MADE CAKES &
SWEETS STALL
We need parents to bake cakes,
biscuits, muffins, slices, savouries or
whatever your baking specialty may
be.
Please contact:
Mary Georgelos
0418 583 086
[email protected]
Kalli Lontos
0419 371 391
[email protected]
Marianne Watson
0458 250 150
Taylors Lakes Campus
Rosie Smarrelli
0418 512 029
[email protected]
Kristin Dix
9390 5937
Judy Garland
0419 574 663
SECURITY
We are looking for parents who
would like to assist with security
during the day of the fete. Please
contact:
Scott Welsh
0438 550 180
HELPERS ARE ALSO NEEDED FOR SET UP AND CLEANING UP
Friday 5th November:
Set up from 9 am. Help is also needed on Friday night.
Saturday 6th November:
Assistance with stalls, car park attendants, food hall servers, golf competition, and helpers to pack up after the Fair.
Sunday 7th November:
Cleaning up (BYO gloves & tongs) from 9 am until finished.
If you can spare any time over these three days please contact:
Joy Johnson on 9336 3737 or 0413 007 105.
Every attempt will be made to find something to suit your available times and your preference of activity. If you are
likely to have fulfilled your 18 hours for Term 4 prior to this, we can ask permission of the Principal to carry any
hours you contribute to the College Fair to Term 1 in 2011.
INCLUDE HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER
When recording hours contributed toward the Family Contribution Scheme please write your home telephone number
(NOT mobile number)as this will assist us to ensure your hours are allocated correctly
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Wellbeing it’s Vital - healthy menu choices to keep you looking good and feeling great.
Sub Day!
Wednesday 13th October
Sweet chilli chicken & cheese, BBQ meatball & cheese
or Falafel & hommus!
$5.00 Sub Only
$6.00 meal deal (Sub & drink*)
*just squeezed juice 300ml
Please note normal canteen lunch menu will be limited on this day
Order form with money must be returned to Canteen by Monday 11 th October
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Day Order Form
Name __________________________________________ Class _________ Amount $_______
Size:
[ ] Sub
Filling: (choose one only)
[ ] Sweet chilli chicken & cheese
[ ] BBQ meatballs & cheese
[ ] Falafel & hommus
Juice:
[ ] orange [ ] apple [ ]apple & blackcurrant
Please make selection by ticking boxes
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