18th June - Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School

From the Principal …
18 June 2015
‘Together We Journey with God.’
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD
Congratulations to Casey Hayes, our Year 1 Yellow Teacher, who was awarded the Brisbane
Catholic Education Excellence in Teaching Award (for teachers who have less than 4 years
teaching experience.) Casey was presented her award by Archbishop Mark Coleridge and BCE
Executive Director, Pam Betts on Tuesday night at a special ceremony. Congratulations Casey –
this was an award well earned.
ASSEMBLY
Every Monday 2pm
Auditorium
19 June Interschool Sports - Finals
23 June End of Term BBQ
25 June OLOL Athletics Carnival –
QSAC, Nathan
NO TUCKSHOP (Sports
Day)
26 June Mini Festival – Yr 4
School Holidays begin –
2.55pm
13 July School Resumes - 8.30am
28 July School Photos
STAFF MATERNITY LEAVE
Last Friday our Prep Blue Teacher, Caralyn Luxton, began her Maternity leave as she prepares for
the birth of her first child. We wished Caralyn and her husband Adam our best wishes. The Prep
Blue class will be taught by Michaela Langmaid for the rest of the year.
At the end of this term, our Year 1 Red Teacher, Katie O’Kane will begin her Maternity Leave as
she prepares for the birth of her second child. We wish Katie, Brendan and Chelsea our best
wishes for this joyous occasion. The Year 1 Red class will be taught for the rest of the year by
Maddie Hempel.
I know everyone will make Michaela and Maddie very welcome to Our Lady of Lourdes School.
LATE TO SCHOOL
School begins each morning at 8:30 am. The classroom teachers mark their Attendance Roll
Books at 8:40 am. If your child arrives at school after 8:40 am they are late and you must come
to the office and sign them in. Recently we have had some children who are late to school
arriving at the office and telling our secretaries, “Mum/Dad said they were too late to sign me in
– would you do it?” I remind everyone that when arriving late the parent or adult dropping the
child off must come to the school office and sign the child in.
ONE WEEK OF THE TRIAL TO GO …PARK and WALK TRIAL - At Drop-Off and Pick-Up Times
Trial ‘Park and Walk’- began last Monday for the last 2 weeks of school. In an effort to alleviate
the need for parents to use the Drop-Off area in the morning and the Pick-Up areas in the
afternoon I am pleased to announce that the Back Church Playground area (behind the Church)
will be open for parents to park and walk their children across to school.
 Drop-Off Area- will be open each morning from 8:00 am to 8:45 am. To discourage
commuter parking from using this as a car park for the day it will be locked at 8:45 am
each morning and therefore parents who are going to be at school longer than that time
should not park there.
 Pick-Up Area- will be open each afternoon from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. To discourage
commuter parking from parking here in the afternoon it be locked at 3:30 pm each
afternoon. Parents who are going to be at school longer than that time should not park
there.
LAST DAY OF TERM 2
 The term is rapidly progressing and when we finish this week we are down to 2 weeks of
the term to go. The term will conclude on Friday 26 June at 2:55 pm. The students will
have a two week holiday break and Term 3 will begin on Monday 13 July at 8:30 am.
Mark Badke
Principal
TERM 2 SCHOOL FEE ACCOUNTS
Thank you to those families who have settled their Term 2 School Fee Accounts. Today, Overdue Notices have been
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issued to all families with outstanding balances. These Accounts MUST be paid by Monday 22 June. Mr Ron O’Mara,
Fee Administrator, will be here next week contacting parents about accounts that remain outstanding.
If there is a problem settling your account please contact the Finance Secretary, Trish Reuter as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Qkr is here!
As previously advertised Qkr is an easy to use mobile app for iPhones and Android smartphones that will
make ordering and payment for tuckshop a breeze. It is a cashless system supported by Mastercard,
Commonwealth Bank and the school’s bank Archdiocesan Development Fund.
We have run a pilot with a number of families and the system is working well. The information to set up Qkr
is now available to all families this can be obtained from the office or on the school app.
If you have ordered online please DO NOT send a brown paper bag order
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2015
2016
Term 2
Monday 20 April - Friday 26 June
Term 3
Monday 13 July - Friday 18 September
Term 4
Tuesday 6 October - Friday 4 December
Term 1
Wednesday 27 January - Thursday 24
March
Term 2
Monday 11 April - Friday 24 June
Term 3
Monday 11 July - Friday 16 September
Term 4
Tuesday 4 October - Friday 2 December
Remember …
All parents helping out in the school are required to sign in and out at the office and wear a “PARENT HELPER BADGE”.
All grandparents, aunts, uncles etc. MUST have a Blue Card (from the Commission for Children and Young People and
Child Guardian. Forms can be obtained from the school office). All volunteer / parent helpers MUST have completed
the Student Protection Workshop on the school website and submitted the forms to the office.
From the APA …
DATE CLAIMER: SCHOOL PHOTO DAY – TUESDAY 28 JULY
Our school photo day is booked for Tuesday July 28. We will be using Advanced Life Photography again this year.
There will be further information sent out closer to day.
PLEASE BE KIND
It has been brought to our attention that recently we have had parents confronting each other at school. I would like to
remind all adults on our school property to seek assistance from the school leadership team if they feel there are any
school issues needing to be resolved. In my experience a parent confronting another parent very rarely results in a
positive outcome.
IS YOUR CHILD WEARING ANOTHER CHILD’S JUMPER?
Please check your child’s jumper to see that they are wearing one that you own. There have been reports of children
taking home the wrong jumper. This can easily happen with jumpers being taken on and off during the day. Please
remember to label all clothing items.
Have a great weekend!
Michael
STREET SCIENCE
On Wednesday, 17 June 2015 the Year Three’s went to watch a show from Science
Steve. He had a lot of fire in the show. His first act was with a wind blower. He
started shooting cups off the heads of Year Three students using wind he created.
For his next act, he poured liquid nitrogen into a bowl which created a huge cloud
that was really cold. Science Steve came from a company called Street Science. He
showed us that Science is really cool! My favourite part was of the show was
EVERYTHING!
STREET SCIENCE EXPERIMENT (by Jack Power)
On Wednesday my class, 3Red went to a street science show with Science Steve. He
was quite funny. He started off by putting plastic cups on people’s heads and blowing
the cups off with a bazooka! The air pressure really made us blink. After that he
brought out some safe chemicals and put some liquid nitrogen in a bowl. There was so
much fog! Then we blew up some balloons and Science Steve put some balloons in the
bowl of nitrogen. After that, he pulled it out and the balloon was very stiff. Science
Steve said that the balloon had ice in it. When the warm air reached the chemicals, we
saw the balloon blow up. After that he did some firework science. The flames burst in
colour. Then he amazingly ended the show by putting some chemicals on his hand and
set it alight! Then he gave us a light reflections card. It was truly wonderful.
STREET SCIENCE (by Elizabeth Mennis)
On Wednesday Year 3Blue went to a Science incursion. It was run by Street Science. The
person that was there was a man called Steve.
For his first experiment he got a flame thrower and EXPLODED a balloon. Next he talked
about AIR, and he chose a couple of students and put red cups on their heads. Then he
used an air gun and blew the cups off their heads. Next he talked about GAS and poured
liquid nitrogen into a bowl which created a huge cloud.
Soon after three more experiments he got a chemical and put it on his hands and arms
then he set his hand on FIRE.
When he finished he gave us all a light sensor.
It was fun.
From the APRE …
JESUS CALMS THE STORM
This Sunday’s gospel tells the narrative of Jesus calming the storm. The story of Jesus calming the storm is found in all
three Synoptic Gospels: Matthew 8:23- 27, Mark 4:35-41 and Luke 8:22-25. Mark's gospel (generally dated between 6575 CE) is widely accepted as the earliest source of this narrative. The narrative is remarkable for its graphic description
of the storm, with the waves breaking into the boat so it began to fill, and for the contrast between the calmness of
Jesus and the terror of the disciples.
There are many times in our lives when we may also feel like Jesus’ disciples- overwhelmed, fearful and at risk of
‘drowning’. Mark’s gospel recounts how, upon seeing the disciples’ fear, Jesus said ‘Peace, be still.’ At this time the
winds and the sea were calm.
When we are feeling fearful and overwhelmed who do we call upon to help us? Do we ask Jesus to be with us and help
us to gain a sense of calmness? Sometimes we just need to take some time to be still and ask for Jesus to be with us.
There are many prayer resources which you can access to help you to reflect and pray. An online resource may also be
of assistance; you might like to explore the following resources.
http://www.sacredspace.ie/
http://www.loyolapress.com/3-minute-retreats-daily-online-prayer.htm
SOUTH DEANERY PRESENTATIONS
Catherine Upchurch
Is an international speaker and Scripture Scholar. She is Director & Author, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. Catherine will
share wisdom and insights into the many ways ‘God comes to meet us in the real world!’ This is an opportunity to pause
and reflect on how our biblical tradition can help us recognize the footprints of God in the physical world where we go
about our daily lives.
 Monday 6 July 7.30 – 9.00 pm
 The Aspinall Centre, 4 Klumpp Rd, Upper Mt Gravatt.
 Phone: ERDU 3285 6233 for information
 Gold coin donation at the door.
Along the Comino
An 80 minute audio-visual presentation by Peter Kearney about a 800 km walk through northern Spain along an ancient
pilgrimage path to the burial place of St. James the Apostle. Photos, music and live commentary by Peter who has
walked the Camino. Beautiful landscapes, medieval villages, useful information. Q&A session at conclusion.
 Friday July 17, 7.30pm. The Aspinall Centre,
 4 Klumpp Road, Up Mt Gravatt.
 $10/$8 concession pp at door. Registration essential preferably via email to
 Peter Kearney: [email protected]. Please specify event location 'Upper Mt Gravatt' and
number of seats needed. Or sms 0425 328 185. Or at Upper Mt Gravatt Wishart Parish Office: 07 3849 7158
PRAYER CELEBRATIONS
Prayer is a very important part of school life. There are many opportunities for families and friends to join us for prayer
celebrations. You might like to note the following dates in your calendars.
Term 2 Time & Date
Celebration
Class/es Involved
Week
10
2pm Monday 23 June
Prayer assembly
3 Yellow
Holidays
Term 3 Time & Date
Celebration
Class/es Involved
Week
2
2pm Monday 20 July
Prayer Assembly
Seniors
3
2pm Monday 27 July
Prayer Assembly - Catholic Education Week
Year 4
3
9am Thursday 30 July
Class Mass - Catholic Education Week
Seniors
3
8:45am Friday 31 July
Special Prayer Assembly - Grandparents’ Day Year 2
4
2pm Monday 3 August
Prayer Assembly
Prep Red
4
9am Thursday 6 August
Class Mass - Mary MacKillop’s
Year 4
5
2pm Monday 10 August
Prayer Assembly
5 Blue
* Dates and times are correct as at 17/6/15. Changes will be advised via the newsletter and the Skoolbag App.
Have a great week!
God’s blessings, Tara Martin (APRE)
School website
School newsletter
Published every Thursday
and sent home by email. It
can also be accessed from
the app and website.
www.ourladyoflourdes.qld.edu.au
Absences
Is an app for smart phones
and tablets where you can
order and pay for tuckshop.
can be advised through the
skoolbag app
Parent eForms > Absentee Note
Late arrivals to school can only be signed
in at the office for safety reasons.
Student of the Week …
Congratulations to the following students:Sophie Mennis
Ullaw Wol
Servin Yong Gee
Patrick Dinh
Sophie Leou
Caitlin Power
Miuccia Cheung
Samuel Wu
Dylan Vanniasinghe
Sophie Kalan
Sarah O’Malley
Brooke Andriani
Luke Falekakala
Jessica Atme
Zac Hawkins
Charlie Spiteri
Abigail Mason
Bodia Thomas
Joshua Leon-Nestler
Reuben Muclar
Prep Blue
Prep Red
Prep Yellow
1Blue
1Red
1Yellow
2Blue
2Red
2Yellow
3Blue
3Red
3Yellow
4Blue
4Red
4Yellow
5Blue
5Red
5Yellow
Senior Blue (6)
Senior Yellow (6)
School app
“Skoolbag”
For smart phones and tablets
Add events directly to your
personal calendar.
Printing
forms
and
documents
from the app can
be
done
by
accessing it from the Skoolbag
Communication Centre at the
bottom of the main page of the
school’s website.
Active School Travel …
Walking School Bus
 All interested parents are most welcome to attend
 PRIZES available
Walking Bus every Wednesday from 8.05am
Woff Street Skate Park, Sunnybank
Looking forward to seeing you there!!!!
PLEASE NOTE
On wet days, please DO NOT DROP YOUR CHILDREN OFF AT THE PARK unless there are supervisors present.
(Walking under these wet conditions make pathways slippery and dangerous)
 NO HAT – NO WALK
 MISBEHAVING WILL NOT BE TOLERATED
Jo Bowman (AST Coordinator)
REMINDERS: Parents of Prep students to stay with child until we have started to walk, on Buddy day and
Milo & Muffin day, not normal Wednesday.
From the Tuckshop … (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday)
TUCKSHOP ROSTER: Wednesday 24 June – Friday 26 June
Wed 24 June
Maria Macabangon,
Thurs 25 June
SPORTS DAY – NO TUCKSHOP
Fri 26 June
Emma Guerra, Joanne Prior
From the School Shop … (Wednesday & Thursday ONLY)
Wed 24 June
Thurs 25 June
SCHOOL SHOP ROSTER: 24 June – 25 June
Sue Muclar
Lyn Kidd
Exciting News…
is Here!!
Uniforms can now be ordered and paid for online through the Qkr! App. Please see the information regarding Qkr! in an
earlier section of this newsletter or in the main menu on the Skoolbag app.
Any items purchased that are the incorrect size can be exchanged in accordance with our policy. Uniforms requiring a
refund or exchange should not have tags removed or have been named.
If an item you are ordering has a price of $0.00 this means that it is unable to be ordered as there is no stock and none
expected in the short term. If ordered before 8.30am on Thursdays, orders will be sent to your child's class that week.
Orders received after 8.30am Thursdays, will be sent to your child's class the following Wednesday.
PRITTI HAIR TIES
A huge range of hair ties and clips in the Pritti range is now available. Prices vary from $2 to $12 for head bands. These
items will also be added to the Qkr app shortly so they can be ordered online.
BARGAIN BIN
Come in and check out the bargain table in the shop. We are selling off some last items of things and looking for more
space. Help us clean up and grab yourself a bargain at the same time. Super sale on lunch bags – Now $5!!! Limited
time only.
NEW PROCEDURE FOR SELLING SECOND HAND UNIFORMS ON CONSIGNMENT IN THE SCHOOL SHOP
Second hand uniforms will be accepted for sale in the uniform shop under the following conditions:
 Uniforms must be washed and in good saleable condition with no stains rips or tears or severe fading.
 The proceeds of any sale, less 30% commission will be paid when all items are sold.
 If after 12 months, there are items remaining, they will be donated to the school.
 Payment can be taken as a credit in the shop, a deduction in school fees or paid into a bank account.
 The uniform shop convenor has the discretion to dispose of any items they deem unsaleable and to set the
price for sale.
 A consignment clothing sale agreement must be completed with the items listed individually before the shop
will accept them for sale. These forms are available in the shop, office or on the website.
 Items can be donated to the school and do not require a form to be completed.
 Second hand uniforms with the completed form can be left at the office or uniform shop.
Please read the guidelines above. Uniforms will not be accepted on consignment without a completed form.
Debbie Johnson
Convenor
[email protected]
Library News…
There was great excitement on Tuesday as five of our Seniors, Miya Chow,
Cale Dennis, Annaleise Allam, Lindsay Baker, and Jack Taylor headed off to
the Brisbane South Readers’ Cup competition at Algester State School.
Since Easter they have had to read 5 novels and a picture book in their
‘spare’ time which was no easy task. They met one or two lunch times
each week to discuss the books and ask each other questions. They had to
be self motivated and directed. On the day they would be asked 6
questions from each book and would have 30 seconds to complete the
team answer.
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All their hard work paid off as they came 5 in the competition against 28
competing schools. It was a great result as the scores in the top ten were
close. Dutton Park State School was the winner this year. Congratulations
for a job well done!
LIBRARY BORROWING
This week is the last week for borrowing this term. All students are asked to return their library books next week and
overdue reminders will be sent home early in the week to help in the search for missing books! If a student in the
higher grades has a chapter book that they wish to finish before returning they can come to the library and have it
renewed and return it after the holidays otherwise ALL books need to be returned please.
SCHOLASTIC BOOK CLUB
Book club orders have arrived and will be sent to children’s classes this week. Thank you to parents for
using the LOOP system as it makes things much less complicated for us in the library. If there is a problem
with any order please contact the library (3345 0711) so we can sort it out – am sure I’ll be the spanner in
the works!! We are most grateful to the parents who help in this big ‘production’ each term. The library
earns points from the student purchases which allows us to get many great free new resources.
Happy reading!
Sports …
OLOL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL (SPORTS DAY) INFORMATION
Our Athletics Carnival is fast approaching. You have given permission at the beginning of the year for
your child to participate in this event. It is expected that all students will participate. Please email me at
[email protected] if you would like to discuss your child’s involvement.
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WHEN: Thursday 25 June, 2015.
A Program of events (with approximate starting times) is attached.
Students will be travelling by bus to and from the venue. 10 to 12 year old students and (9yr olds who
are competing in the 800m) will depart OLOL at 8:40am, followed by 8 and 9 year olds at 9:15am and
finally Prep, Yr 1 and Yr 2 (7 year olds) at 9:45am. Everyone will be at QSAC by 10:00am. Prep will leave
QSAC at 12:00pm, Yr 1 and Yr 2 (7yrs) at 1:00pm and for everyone else the day will finish by 2:30pm with
the children arriving back at school by 2:55pm.
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WHERE: QSAC (ANZ Stadium), Kessels Rd, Nathan.
ALL CHILDREN are expected to travel to QSAC by bus. Parents will be able to take children home from QSAC.
Please be sure to tell the Year Level supervising teacher if this is to occur. Car parking is available for parents
in Car Park No. 2 – off Kessels Road.
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WHAT TO BRING:
Bring a school hat and a small bag (e.g. school swimming bag) that contains a water bottle, sunscreen,
morning tea and lunch. Please put your child’s name on everything.
The canteen will be open for adults but children will NOT be permitted to go to the canteen by themselves.
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MEDICATIONS:
If your child requires an epi pen or puffer, please ensure that one is supplied.
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WHAT TO WEAR:
A coloured shirt representing your House OR School sports uniform with a small coloured ribbon attached to
your shirt with a safety pin: Hegerty (gold), Mackillop (purple), Lourdes (white).
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FOOTWEAR:
Wear comfortable running shoes. Shoes are compulsory for all events.
Experienced athletes may wear spikes in 80/100m and 200m events only and must
carry them to the start of the event.
EVENT INFORMATION:
 PREP, YEAR 1 AND YEAR 2 (7 year olds):
The focus at the Carnival for these children is to have fun and ‘have a go’ at a variety of fun activities including
a Sprint race between 10:10am and 11:15am. These children will compete in Year levels: Prep, Year 1 or Year
2.
 YEAR 2 (8 year olds) to SENIORS:
8-12 year olds compete in their age group (NOT year level). A child’s age is determined as being the age they
turn this year, e.g. a child born 2005 competes as a 10 yr old. Every student who participates gains points for
their House and will receive a ribbon. One boy and one girl from each age group (8-12 years) will be awarded
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Age Champion (1 ) and Runner Up (2 ). To achieve this honour students will need to outshine in as many
events, both track and field, as possible.
Trials have been held during PE lessons to determine the top few boy and girl competitors from each house in
Shot Put and Long Jump. Selected children will compete at Area ‘A’. The remainder of the children will compete
for House Points at Area ‘B’. Track events have also been ‘seeded’.
Events children compete in at the Carnival are:
 8 years: 60m sprint, Shot Put, Long Jump and Ball Games.
 9 years: 80m sprint, Shot Put, Long Jump and Ball Games.
Students have advised if they are wanting to compete in optional
200m and 800m events.
 10-12 years: 100m sprint, Shot Put, Long Jump and Ball Games.
10-12 years must do either 200m or 800m and may do both. Students have advised which events they will
compete in.
REGIONAL TENNIS
Lindsay Baker represented our school as a member of the District Tennis Team competing at the Regional
Championships. After 1 day of games, Lindsay was successful in qualifying for the final round but came up
against the top seeded player in her first game. Well done getting into the final round, Lindsay!
HELP NEEDED:
We are also calling for OFFICIALS to help us out on the day. Parent help is
very important in helping the day run smoothly and efficiently. WE NEED
YOU! Experience is not required. Officials will be required from 8:30am to
12:45pm (track B), 2:15pm (track A) and 1:00pm (field events). While we are
very grateful for volunteers on the day, letting us know earlier is much more
helpful in organising jobs and events. Helpers will need to have done the Student
Protection Session with Mr Badke to volunteer as an official. Please fill out the attached
form or contact the school office with your availability and preferred job.
Joanne Dempsey (PE Teacher OLOL)
OFFICIALS for OLOL Athletics Carnival
8yrs to 12yrs events only
Please contact your child’s teacher if you are available to help with
Prep, Yr 1 and Yr 2 (7 year olds)
Child’s Name & Class: ___________________
Parent’s Name:
______________________
Please CIRCLE your preferences and Yes/No if you have experience in
the area of your preference.
Experience?
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Any
Sprint judge
Sprint escort
Time keeper
Starter
Ribbon Steward
Shot put recorder/measurer
Long jump recorder/measurer
Ball games recorder
Assist marshalling
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10, 11, 12 years + (9 years who are competing in 800m) depart @ 8:40 am
8 & 9 years depart @ 9:15 am
Prep, Yr 1 & 7 year olds in Year 2 depart @ 9:45 am
TIME
Sprints
(Track A & B)
200m
(Track A)
Ball
Games
Long
Jump
12 yrs (Run
800m first)
10yrs
(800m
runners go
to 800m
when
called)
11yrs
(800m
runners go
to 800m
when
called)
11 yrs
10 yrs
12 yrs
9 yrs
10,12, 9yrs
(9 yrs go to
ball games
first)
11 yrs
9 yrs
(200m
runners go
to 200m
when
called)
8 yrs
9:00
12, 9, 10,
11 yrs
9:40
10:20
11:00
11:15
11:55
EVENTS
800m
Shot Put
(Track A)
8 yrs
60m (B)
Prep, Yr 1 & Yr 2
(7 year olds)
60m Sprints (B)
Morning Tea for 8-12 years
12 yrs 100m (A)
9 yrs 80m (B)
Oval
8 yrs
Prep, Yr 1 and Yr 2 (7 year
olds) fun activities.
1:15
1:30
100m
11 yrs (A)
9 yrs
10 yrs (B)
Prep depart
Lunch
Marshall relays
Yr 1 & Yr 2 (7 year olds) depart
Relays (Track A)
Starting with 8 yrs – 12 yrs
If time permits: Parent, Teacher, Student ball game
1:45
2:15
House winners announced
Clean up and depart for school
12:00
12:35
1:00
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11 yrs
12 yrs
8 yrs
Medal Presentations will be on Friday 26 June at 8:45am in the Penola Centre.
Basketball …
SOUTH WESTERN METRO BASKETBALL INC. PRESENTS:
AUSSIE HOOPS PIRATEBALL LEARN-TO-PLAY PROGRAM "Pirateball" is an
opportunity for all children, boys and girls in Grades Prep to 6, to learn the
individual and team skills of Basketball in a fun and enjoyable environment.
 Where: Our Lady Of Lourdes.
 When: Thursdays – 3.15pm - 4.15pm
 Who: Grades Prep to 6
10 yrs
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Term 3: Thursday 23 July 2015 – Thursday 17 September 2015
Coach: Andy Sobieszuk
Cost: $85 for new Term 3 enrolments or
$65 for students re-enrolling from Term 2 (and already have a pack).
Each newly enrolled participant receives a NEW Aussie Hoops Pack (green & gold).
Re-enrolling participants receive a “Welcome back” discount.
To register and pay online, go to: www.aussiehoops.com.au and follow the prompts.
For all enquiries, contact Chris on 0403162932 or email [email protected]
School Banking Rewards …
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Remember School banking is on a FRIDAY - Happy Banking
We're excited to launch the new reward items for 2015 from our Outer Space Savers range.
ET DVD and Planet Handball, released Term 1
Invisible Ink Martian Pen and Intergalactic Rocket, released Term 2
Glow-in-the-Dark Solar System and Cosmic Light Beam Torch, released Term 3
Outer Space Savers Money Box and Lunar Light Band, released Term 4
P & F News …
Just a reminder that the end of term BBQ is on Tuesday 23 June. Children can purchase a sausage in bread for $2 at
first break. The P&F are always after some help on the day! If you can spare some time, contact Karen on 0430 113 194
or pop a message in the P&F box in the office. Thanks Karen
Community News …
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