Appointment of New Principal Principal`s Perspective

NUMBER 15
17TH SEPTEMBER 2009
Assistant Principals:
David Nichols
Michael Kelly
Karen Harris
Principal:
Deborah Harman
School Captains:
Brendan Law
Jacqui Shemer
Appointment of New Principal
Following a four week application and interview selection process, the School Council is
pleased to announce the appointment of the new Principal of Balwyn High School, Deborah
Harman.
Deborah already has an association with Balwyn High School commencing as an Assistant
Principal in January 2006 following six years as Assistant Principal at Heathmont Secondary
College. She has been Acting Principal of Balwyn High School since December 1 2008.
Deborah’s understanding of core educational issues was honed in her Masters of Education
and was further enhanced by studies at the Harvard University Summer Institute, Boston
USA in 2007.
We are excited about Deborah’s vision and leadership qualities which will guide the school on the next stage of
its journey and enhance key areas of importance such as Student Voice, building strong, meaningful
relationships with students, teachers, parents and the community, educational excellence and visionary
leadership.
Deborah will commence in this role on 5 October 2009.
I would like to thank the selection panel who have been instrumental in this exhaustive process and the
subsequent selection of a most competent candidate for the position. The panel consisted of: Grant Burt,
(Parent Council member), Kerry Biddington (Teacher Representative), Gerry Schiller (Principal Glen Waverley
Secondary College), and Jeremy Beard, (Regional Network Leader, DEECD). I would also like to thank David
Nichols for providing excellent assistance to the panel as Executive Officer.
Deborah brings with her a wealth of experience from the education sector and a level of capability which will see
the success of this school into the immediate future.
Jyotee Patel
School Council President
Principal’s Perspective
Principal Appointment
I would like to take this opportunity of thanking staff, students, parents and our Boroondara Network Principals
for the overwhelming response to my appointment as the new Principal of Balwyn High School. I am very
excited to have been given this great opportunity and determined to build upon the wonderful leadership of
Bruce Armstrong to ensure Balwyn’s ongoing success and significant place in the Network and Government
school system.
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End of Term 3
As the term draws to a close I would like to once again thank the many people who have contributed so much to
the school over the past ten weeks. There is always so much happening at Balwyn High School – within and
beyond the classroom. The commitment of staff who give so freely of their own time to support our co-curricula
program has again been remarkable. These activities provide great experiences and challenges for our
students and would not occur to the same high degree if not for the participation of so many of our staff.
I wish all staff, students and their families a safe, refreshing, relaxing and enjoyable holiday break.
Welcome Back to the Alpine School Students
After spending nine weeks at the Alpine School for Student Leadership in Dinner Plain we welcome back Will
Scullin, Gunnav Dua, Orien Ibraheim, Gordon Wu, Adrian Lim and Sarra Essa.
Over their time away they
have experienced a wonderful array of activities and programs and worked on a Community Project which will
continue throughout Term 4. I would also like to thank Trevor vanden Driesen who acted as the Liaison Teacher
for the program and provided great support to the students and their families.
Staffing Update
Thank you to the following staff whom we farewell at the end of Term. Their work and commitment to the school
is greatly appreciated.
• Melinda Pollock
• Phil Truscott
• Sandra Bell
• Martha Diplaris
We welcome our new Chaplain, Roy Hamer, who begins his work with us in Term 4. We believe Roy will play an
important role in the Student Services Team and will support the very important work of Raelene Curwood
(Director of Student Services), Suzie Endrey (Counsellor), Linda Gordon (Youth Worker) and Edmund Chow
(Associate Chaplain).
Deborah Harman
Principal
SNAPSHOTS
Australian Mathematics Competition
Congratulations to Adrian Asigilaou of Year 9 who has been awarded a medal in the Intermediate Division
of the 2009 Australian Mathematics Competition. This is a prestigious award won by meeting demanding
standards. Students from around Australia and countries in the Asia Pacific region compete for these
awards.
Adrian will be presented with his medal at the Shine Dome, Canberra, on Friday 13 November by the
President of the Academy of Science, Professor Kurt Lambeck.
Prizes were also won by Kai Kang and Jeffrey Zhu (Year 7), Kristopher Chen, Alex Kwong, Jiani Chen
Chloe Lim (Year 8) and Cheney Lin (Year 11).
Thirty five students were awarded High Distinctions, one hundred and fifty one received Distinctions and one
hundred and forty six won Credit Certificates.
We offer our congratulations to all these students.
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Assistant Principals’ Report
The use of iPod/mp3 music players and mobile phones
During the course of this year, a sub-committee of the School Council – Education Policy, has been reviewing
the use of mp3 players and mobile phones at school. After exhaustive discussions it was decided to retain the
current policy although the sub-committee will continue to investigate how such devices can be used for
educative purposes.
In general, students are not permitted to bring mp3 players and the like to school. However, in some cases, it is
recognised that work for projects/assignments and SACs can be efficiently stored on these devices and assist in
completing work in subjects like media. Where this occurs, an mp3 player can be used when under teacher
supervision. mp3 players are not permitted to be used in any other circumstances at school other than when
under teacher supervision. Should incorrect usage of an mp3 player occur, it will be confiscated.
Students are not permitted to use mobile phones anywhere while at school. Students may use a telephone in
the relevant level office to make a call should an emergency arise and likewise important messages may be left
for students at the level office. Students caught using a mobile phone anytime/anywhere at school will have the
phone confiscated and will require a parent to collect it. If a further breach of this rule occurs, the student may
be suspended.
For safety reasons, students should not use mp3 players or mobile phones on the way to and from school. Your
cooperation with adherence to the above rules is appreciated.
2010 Year 7 Netbook Program
Our year 7 laptop program will change to a netbook program in 2010. The main reasons for making this change
is that netbooks are: the government’s preferred device; more cost effective; and smaller and lighter. It is hoped
that the introduction of netbooks next year will help year 7 move towards 1:1 ie every student having a computer.
Should there by a large uptake of the netbooks by the 2010 year 7s, there may no longer be the need to have
separate netbook classes as has been the practice. The switch to netbooks at year 7 also aligns with the
NSSCF funding proposal where the government’s preference is for netbooks to be purchased. The school
continues to investigate the most appropriate way to disburse our NSSCF funding however a possibility is
introducing netbooks at Year 10 next year. In time, it is envisaged that all students (not just at BHS) will have a
netbook device.
Term 3 Progress Reports
Parents are reminded that progress reports have been prepared and will be distributed via the Parent Portal and
Student Portal at 4.00 pm Friday September 18. Unlike the term 1 progress reports, these reports have been
prepared for selected students, namely:
1. New students to the school in semester 2
2. Students studying a new Unit 2 subject
3. Students whose progress is cause for concern
4. Parent request
All parents and students are urged to check the online reports to see if they have received a report.
Behaviour to and from school
Students travelling to and from school are to be mindful that they are always ambassadors of Balwyn High
School and should behave in a responsible and safe manner. Traffic lights, crossings should be always used
and appropriate road laws followed. When waiting for public transport students must not interfere with adjoining
properties or litter.
David Nichols, Michael Kelly, Karen Harris
Assistant Principals
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Senior School Report
As we head into the term 3 holidays, students of Units 3 & 4 subjects will be commencing a major revision
period. Revision lectures are being held during the first week of the holidays as well as during the first two weeks
of term 4.
Teachers have prepared learning activities and strategies for a step by step approach to revision in their
subjects. There is no denying our experience that starting revision and exam preparation early and throughout
the final classes in term 4 is crucial in exam success. We wish our students well as they embark on exam
preparation.
Individual exam timetables for the final exam period as well as the LOTE orals and performance subjects have
been distributed to students.
Students in Years 10 and 11 should be clear about the end of year program. Students will be required for course
confirmation and for the VCE transition program on the following dates:
Year 11 Course Confirmation and VCE Transition Program – 24-26 November.
Year 10 Course Confirmation and VCE Transition Program – 30 November – 4 December
It is vital that students attend school on these dates in order to ensure a smooth transition to classes in 2010.
Best wishes for a restful term 3 break.
Virginia Mitchell
Head of Senior School
Middle School Report
In the next week most Middle School students at Year Seven and Year Nine will receive a letter with their results
from the NAPLAN Literacy and Numeracy tests conducted during Term Two this year. This will provide students
and their parents with clear feedback as to how they have performed on the tests against a benchmark score
where they would be expected to achieve relative to their age.
Unfortunately many students see assessment as the end point in the learning process. This is certainly true in
high stakes testing such as the VCE examinations later this year. However, at Middle School we need to change
the culture of seeing assessment simply as an end-product or result, to becoming an ongoing process used to
provide feedback and inform future learning. This is true not just for benchmark tests such as the NAPLAN tasks,
but also for exams, assignments, presentations and other assessment processes within the school.
An easy way to illustrate this is to describe two student reactions to receiving a test or exam; one common and
one we would like to see more of:
“What did I get? What did I get?... Yes!” This reaction is usually followed by the student ‘filing’ the test in the
bottom of their schoolbag or at the back of their folder.
“Hmmm. How did I go?.... Wow! That’s good, but I wonder what I can do to improve on this section?” This
reaction is followed by the student going back to their books, or perhaps consulting a peer before seeking advice
from a teacher.
The first response see’s assessment as a reward or punishment for how much you have learnt. The second
response see’s assessment as a tool to help a student and teacher prioritise for what is important to focus on
next. It is the second ‘diagnostic’ approach that we would like to encourage more of in our students and I hope
that you can assist your son or daughter in developing this approach to their learning at Balwyn High.
Tim Natoli
Head of Middle School
Year Ten Health and Wellbeing Day
Year Ten Health and Wellbeing Day, conducted on Thursday the 3rd of September was a magnificent
opportunity for my year level to let off some steam and become more together through various activities
carried out through the course of the day. Each of us were able to choose specific health electives, some
include Yoga, Real Food, Fitogether and Aikido (Japanese martial art/ self defense). It was compulsory for
everyone to attend a Reach session which assisted with the self esteem of people within the year level as well
as taught us how to be more aware and supportive of each other’s emotions and feelings (without giving away
anything for the year levels yet to experience a Reach session). After Year Ten Health and Wellbeing day, I
definitely felt more relaxed, confident and safe within the year level as I have felt an improvement in the
support and friendship provided by each member of year ten. It was an outstanding chance which had great
results and put a smile on many members of year ten. I would like to thank all external session runners who
gave up their time to make a stress-free and enjoyable day for the year tens. I would also like to thank the year
ten coordinators and the organizers, who I hope realize how much they have helped the year level. Georgia Batrouney 4
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Melbourne High School Environment Conference
On Wednesday the 2nd of September, Environment Captains Trent van Zanten and Monica Foong, as well as
Environment Committee members Lucy Harris and Maggie Ng, were fortunate enough to be invited to attend the
first Melbourne High School Environment Conference “Practical Solutions”. The event was also attended by
prestigious guest speakers from environmental organisations including Friends of the Earth (FOE), Australian
Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC), the Wilderness Society, Fairtrade and Monash’s Environmental Group. The
focus of the day was to address current and pressing environmental issues such as climate change and the
effects of logging in Australian wetlands while encouraging practices such as organic growth of produce. The
day also focused on the importance of youth voice when creating change in environmentally related regulations,
drawing on the experience that Ellen Sandell from AYCC gained when participating in the United Nations summit
in 2007 and 2008. Those involved in the conference came away with a strong sense of empowerment, and a
clear message – the future of the planet rests in the hands of today’s youth. Either they can use their knowledge
responsibly and make the necessary changes to reduce mankind’s environmental footprint, or they can watch in
apathy as the earth continues to disintegrate.
We who attended would like to thank the committee from Melbourne High School for organising such an
inspiring, and ambitious event. Thanks also to Mr Malpeli and Mrs Mitchell, who provided significant encouragement and support for participating in this initiative.
Trent van Zanten & Monica Foong.
Music News
This term has been a very busy one with our ensembles and orchestras completing their competitions and
festivals. Once again congratulations to all performers and their conductors on all performances. We achieved
fantastic results and the playing and behaviour of our students is to be commended.
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our Chamber Orchestra which is conducted and organised by
a Year 11 student Harry Sdraulig.They entered the Instrumental Section of the Ballarat South Street Competition
and gained first place.This group has only been formed this year and rehearse weekly,all the orchestra members
are to be congratulated on a fine achievement this year…well done!
We have concluded the term with a range of soirees and once again the work of Mr Rick Freeman and Mr Paul
Jones with the organisation and running of the VCE soirees is to be commended .The soirees have provided the
performance opportunities for the students which is so vital at this time of the year in preparation for their final
performances.
This Thursday September 17 we have a vocal soiree to conclude the term, this will provide our vocal students
the chance to perform for an audience as they prepare for examinations and assessments for term 4. Thank you
to our vocal teachers: Ms Anna Gilkinson and Ms Angela Chiavarolli for the co ordination of this event.
Students in the Middle School are preparing for Presentation Night and the Symphony Orchestra has now been
finalised and rehearsals have now commenced.The final list for the soloists for Presentation Night will be
announced by the end of term and congratulations to all students who auditioned, it was fantastic to see and
hear so many of our talented students …congratulations once again to you all!
The AMEB practical examination times have now been made available to staff. All students who are presenting
for this exam please make sure you are adequately prepared and have an accompanist if needed for this
examination. It is strongly advised students keep working hard to ensure the practice is maintained through out
the holiday break. If there are any concerns or queries around the examinations parents are asked to contact the
music department. We wish all students every success in their up coming exams.
Many thanks to our music staff and our music students for all their work over the term and throughout the year, I
hope everyone has a well earned break and a relaxing and safe holiday….see you all term 4 for more great
music.
Bernadette Clayton
Director of Music
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Australian Mathematics Competition
On Thursday 31 July nearly 500, 000 students from Australia and around the world participated in the 2009
Australian Mathematics Competition for the Westpac Awards.
404 Balwyn students volunteered to participate in this competition. The tables below summaries the
performances of our students relative to other Victorian competitors.
Prizes
High Distinctions
Distinctions
Balwyn HS
2·0 %
8·7 %
37·4 %
Victoria
0·3 %
1·7 %
13 %
Balwyn HS
Prizes
High Distinctions
Distinctions
Credits
Number of students
8
35
151
146
Difference
+20·0
Percentage Difference
+60·6
Mean Score
Victoria
Year 7
33·0
Balwyn High
School
53·0
Year 8
39·0
65·0
+26·0
+66·7
Year 9
35·0
46·5
+11·5
+32·9
Year 10
41·0
52·2
+11·2
+27·3
Year 11
37·0
43·8
+6·8
+18·4
Year 12
43·0
50·9
+7·9
+18·4
I believe that these results reflect very creditably on all our students. The following students achieved our best
results.
Year 7 Prizes
These students were ranked in the top 0·3 percent in Victoria:
Kai Kang and Jeffrey Zhu
Year 7 High Distinctions
These students were ranked in the top one percent in Victoria:
Kevin Wang, Zhengyang Liu, Bobby Cheng and David Cui
These students were ranked in the top two percent in Victoria:
Gavin Yue, Jasmine Chan, Kevin Yang, Jeffrey Yao, Michael Lou and Carl He
Year 8 Prizes
These students were ranked in the top 0·3 percent in Victoria:
Kristopher Chen, Alex Kwong, Jiani Chen and Chloe Lim
Year 8 High Distinctions
These students were ranked in the top one percent in Victoria:
Bryan Lee, Alex Huang and Daniel Deng
These students were ranked in the top two percent in Victoria:
Tim Banks, Daniel Do, David Chen, Saranga Gunatilaka and Sophia Chen
Year 9 Prize
This student was ranked in the top 0·3 per cent in Victoria:
Adrian Agisilaou
Year 9 High Distinctions
This student was ranked in the top one percent in Victoria:
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These students were ranked in the top two percent in Victoria:
Alexander Huynh and Kenneth Chen
Year 10 High Distinctions
These students were ranked in the top two per cent in Victoria:
Jian-Wen Lim and Anthony Nguyen
Year 11 Prize
This student was ranked in the top 0·3 percent in Victoria:
Cheney Lin
Year 11 High Distinctions
Chang Huang, Yi Ning Zhang, Isabelle Hau, Kevin Ren and Nicole Lum
Year 11 Distinctions
Jonathan Tang, Han Xue, Bolun Wu, Abel Tan, Dingsi Wen, Jackson Sweeney,
Tianjie Zhou, Luke Tsui, Roseann Chan, Dongming Li, Yu Li, Yijun Li, Zuonan Chu,
Michael Khng, Luke Wang, Wesley Loo, Xiuyuan Chen, Qiao Chu, William Truong, Brenda Lau, Ella Stephanie,
Xunan Wei, Albert Trang and Jordan Rosen
Year 12 High Distinctions
Biyun Zhai, Arosha Weerasinghe, Zunhan Wu, Haoyang Luo, Chen Yu Liu,
Jingyun Jiang and Serena Lam
Year 12 Distinctions
Manyu Shi, Jackie Yim, Wenchen Hu, Harsimran Singh, Wentao Sun, Zehui Zhao, Jenny Luu, Yijing Su, Daryl
Chung, Jiabao Zheng, Mengqian Yu, Alexander Tang, Qian Zou, Connie Cao, Darren Vuong, Brendan Law,
Chau Vu, Corey Chin, Ishan Herath, Jacqui Shemer and Shirley Chan.
Adrian Agisilaou won the Prudence Award for the school’s highest number of consecutive correct answers. I
would like to congratulate all competitors on achieving their own levels of excellence.
Andrew Mark
Head of Mathematics
BALWYN HIGH SCHOOL
CHAPLAINCY SECOND HAND UNIFORM SHOP
Volunteers
needed!!
Location: Canteen
Trading Hours: Thursdays 3.15 - 4.30 pm
Volunteers
needed!!
Summer dresses will be available from 10/09—$10 off the marked price (old style dresses only)
Please remember if you are bringing in clothes for sale, all items must be washed or drycleaned!
For more information contact Andrea Vorlicek: 0408 178 341
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"ALP1 2009 Night of the Notables - Great Minds Do Not Always Think Alike!"
The Night of the Notables took place at Balwyn High School on the evening of Wednesday, 9th of September,
2009. The Night of the Notables is when students each become a person they think is notable, by dressing like
them, acting like them, talking like them, et cetera, and making a presentation about them. The presentation
could range from a computer presentation, props, or posters and pictures. To make the challenge harder,
parents, family members, teachers and guests would walk around each stall, and ask ‘probing’ questions, such
as why the student chose their notable person, or what the notable was best known for. Both presenters and
guests were very impressed with how the night turned out, and the quality of the presentations.
Before the night started, the students arriving at the hall at 5:45 pm to their previously set up stands. When
everyone had arrived, the guests started to amass, and the main organizer, our maths teacher, Mr. Gin, stood
up to begin the night. The stress levels were rising with the students, because this experience was very new
for us. The guests were tough examiners, and would ask some of the sample questions supplied as well as
their own. Afterwards, they said how impressed they were about the quality of the answers, and how well each
student had prepared. There were refreshments offered, such as the one hundred piece extra yummy
chocolate mud cake and drinks. There were candies at each stand to tempt our visitors.
The variety of notables on display was what made the night so interesting for the guests. They could go from
visiting Bach to Cleopatra, or from Walt Disney to Florence Nightingale. Not only did the students benefit from
learning about their notable, and other notables, but both teachers and parents could learn more about them
as well, by asking questions, especially to those people who didn’t know all the notables.
The night ended with a group photo of all the students, where both teachers and parents pointed their cameras
towards us, to have a photo for this memorable event. While the students were being blinded with the many
flashes, the camera holders were jumping around for a good position. However, despite the hard work put into
the night, every student felt it was worth it. The parents and teachers present felt very proud of their our efforts.
The night was truly a spectacular one. And remember, great minds don’t always have to think alike!
Michelle Yan 7P
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The 6PM Project is the 14-18 group for Drawn Together. It has been created so that those who live and love
art, can do just that!
We are all about creating art in and for the community so we are able to get our voices out there and make a
difference.
We are currently looking for enthusiastic individuals who love art and want to work with the group, on projects
which incorporate everyone’s skills.
TO JOIN
Most importantly it’s FREE!
• 14-18 years old
• Live, work, school or play in the City of Boroondara
• Excited about art
• Excited about meeting new arty people
• You don’t have to be great at art, you only need to enjoy it
We love all mediums of art and are open to learning about new ones.
•
We meet on a weekly basis on Monday’s from 6.00pm to 8.00pm to chat, plan and most of all, do art!
If you are interested please give me, Steph, a call on 9835 7823 or send me an email with your contact details
to [email protected].
C ALENDAR O F E VENTS
For further updates go to wwww.balwynhs.vic.edu.au
Friday 18th September
End Term 3 - 2.30pm finish
Sunday 20th September
Greece Trip Begins
Monday 5th October
Term 4 begins
Wednesday 7th October
Parents’ Association 7pm
Thursday 8th October
Laptop Info Evening 7-8pm
Saturday 10th October
Interact Trivia Night 7-11.30pm
Tuesday 13th October
Immunisations Year 7 boys & girls
Laptop Info Evening 7-8pm
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2009
Balwyn High School’s yearbook, the Buchanan celebrates
the year that was. Featuring articles and photos by staff and
students, it covers all the major learning areas and awards,
and co-curricular activities such as:
School Production ‘Away’
World Team Challenge Madagascar
China Trip
Ancient Greece Tour
Arts Show
English Writing Comp
It Takes Two
Strictly Ballwyn
Talent Quest
SRC Carnival Day
House Athletics
House Swimming
Greek Independence
The yearbook can be purchased from Tuesday 6th October
to Friday 30th October, for $25.00. Forms will be given out
during class, on the first day of term 4, but students can also
pick up forms from their Student Learning and Well-being
Managers.
Don’t forget to buy your record of 2009 school life today!
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“Days you can rely on”
Semester 2 (Term 4)
Set Menus for Breakfast / Recess / Lunch
* Does not include our daily special lunch meals
Breakfast
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Egg and bacon
Rolls
Egg and bacon
Rolls
Egg and bacon
Rolls
Egg and bacon
Rolls
Egg and bacon
Rolls
Toasted tomato,
Cheese
Toasted tomato,
Cheese
Toasted tomato,
Cheese
Toasted tomato,
Cheese
Toasted tomato,
Cheese
Toasted Egg,
Ham & Cheese
Toasted Egg,
Ham & Cheese
Toasted Egg,
Ham & Cheese
Toasted Egg,
Ham & Cheese
Toasted Egg,
Ham & Cheese
Hash Browns
Chicken Satay
Puffs
Potato Wedges
Chicken Satay
Puffs
Sushi
Sushi
Recess
Lunch
Pizza
- Meat lovers
- Americana
Fried Rice
Pasta Salad
Fish Wedge
Sushi
Thursday
Potato Wedges
Pasta Salad
Grilled mini
Wraps
Pizza
- Meat lovers
- Americana
Souvlaki Wraps
Pizza Pies
Beef Burgers
Sausage Rolls
Meat Pies
Chicken Parma
Wraps
Ricotta Spinach
Pies
Chicken Greek
Souvlaki Wraps
Chicken Fillet
Burgers
Friday
Chicken Drumettes
Potato Wedges
Fried Rice
Grilled mini
Wraps
Fish & Chips
(With Tomato or
Tartar Sauce
Fish & Chips (With
Tomato or Tartar
Sauce
Assortment Pies
Fried Rice
All menu items are “Go for Your Life” Compliant
Thank you parents, students & staff for your co-operation regarding providing smaller change at the beginning
of the day as we were struggling to break a constant flow of $50.00 bills pre. lunch service. Can we please
continue to request that students and staff have smaller bills available for all Cafe transactions
pre our lunch service, and we sincerely appreciate your support to this effort. Also as of the commencement of
term four, we wish to advise that certain food items have gone up in price due to the exorbitant food costs we
have experienced our selves since the beginning of this year. These items include the pies, foccacias and all
our packaged hot food. We hope have a safe term break and look forward to the new Spring/Summer season
of food at Cafe Lion.
Thank you,
Café Lion Team
Blue Sky Catering
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Term 4: 5th October – 16th October
Monday 5th
Tuesday 6th
Wednesday 7th
Thursday 8th
Friday 9th
Chicken Carbonara
Tuna & Pasta Bake
Pasta & Bolognaise Bake
Jacket Potatoes
$ 4.80
$ 4.80
$ 4.80
$ 4.80
Monday 12th
Potato & Beef Mince Casserole
(Served with Vermicelli & Rice)
Creamy Baked Potato
$ 4.80
$ 4.80
Tuesday 13th
Stir Fried Tofu & Vegetables
$ 4.80
Potato, Tomato & Olive Casserole $ 4.80
Italian Bolognaise & Spaghetti $ 4.80
Honeyed Chicken Drumsticks $ 4.80
(Served on a bed of Jasmine rice )
Wednesday 14th
Classic Baked Pasta
Roast Beef & Vegies
(Served W Pureed Potato)
Butter Chicken
$ 4.80
Sweet & Sour Italian Eggplant $ 4.80
(Very Delicate Flavours)
Thursday 15th
Sweet & Sour Chicken Drumettes $ 4.80
(With Asian Greens On Rice)
Bolognaise Pasta
$ 4.80
Roast Chicken & Vegetables $ 4.80
(With Potato & Pea Mash)
Pasta Napoli
$ 4.80
Friday 16th
Creamy (meat free) Pasta Cabonara
(With Potato Mash)
$ 4.80
Special Lamb Souvlaki
$ 4.80
Also available daily are variety of freshly made
sandwiches, rolls and wraps, salads and fresh fruit.
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$ 4.80
$ 4.80