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From the Principal P&C Association

From the DP - June Riley Tuckshop

From the DP - Ruth Kelly Uniform Shop

Spelling Focus Week 4 Outside School Hours Care (OSHC)

String News School Banking

3P's Artwork Mt Crosby Historical Fact

Chappy Corner Community Notices

Garden Club Recycle Your Cans

Dates to Remember Money Collection Closing Dates

17 February 2015

From the Principal

Dear Parents and Caregivers

We hope to see many of you tonight at our parent teacher meeting. Come and meet staff and associated

businesses in a relaxed atmosphere in the Annex. We start at 5:30pm and will finish by 7:30pm. There will be a

sausage sizzle, tea, coffee and water available. If you need to bring your children with you, then please do but

you need to ensure that you take responsibility for them as no supervision is provided.

P&C AGM Next Week

On Wednesday 25 February, at 7pm, we will hold our AGM for the P&C. The AGM is for the election of office

bearers for 2015. The AGM will be followed by a general meeting. Membership forms are available for all as all

membership needs to be renewed at the AGM.

School Attendance – Make Every Day Count

Why is regular attendance at school important?

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Regular school attendance will mean that your child has a better chance in life. Your child will achieve better

when they go to school all day, every school day.

• they learn better

• they make friends

• they are happier

• they have a brighter future.

Why must I send my child to school?

Under Queensland law, you must make sure your child of school age is enrolled and attends school all day,

every school day unless they have an acceptable reason. Illness, doing work experience or competing in a

school sporting event are acceptable reasons for being absent from school.

Principals decide if the reason given for your child’s absence is acceptable. Avoid keeping your child away from

school for:

• birthdays, shopping, visiting family and friends, if they sleep in, looking after other children, minor check ups or

hair cuts.

Routine medical or other health appointments should be made either before or after school or during the school

holidays.

Remember: Our school day actually starts in the classroom at 8:50am. Children should be at school by

8:45am.

Additional Learning Support

Last week, we started a 7 week block of intensive learning support for children who are reading just at or below

our school’s reading benchmark for their year level.

We are using our Great Results Guarantee funding for our children who require additional support in literacy.

Parents of children receiving additional support will receive a letter this week outlining the support.

Our aim is to improve the reading levels of ALL our students because we see reading as a key skill for success

in learning and life.

TIE Program Begins

Our Targetted Intervention and Enrichment program also began last week. Students in Year 1 are focussing on

Reading and Writing; Year 2 - 6 are focussing on Reading, Writing and Numeracy. In Years 3 & 5, we are also

beginning our work on preparing students for NAPLAN. In our preparation, we are not putting children through

endless ‘test’ experiences but rather preparing them for the type of assessment they will experience so that by

the time NAPLAN rolls around in May, the students will have a level of confidence in approaching the work.

Working Parties – Volunteers Needed



From the QSR of last year, we decided to establish 3 working parties to progress some particular initiatives in the

school over the next 3 - 4 years. The working parties are designed to have both staff and parent representation

and will be led by a member of the admin team.

I imagine the working party will meet at least once per month and the meeting would need to be outside school

hours – either before or after school depending on people’s availability.

The three working parties are:

1. Improving parent community engagement with an emphasis on communication, workshops for parents

2. Exploring the offering of extra curricular activities after school in conjunction with OSHC

3. Digital technology - visioning and moving forward.

If you are interested in being on one of these working parties, please let me know via email to

[email protected]

Sue Phillips

Principal

From the Deputy Principal

Interschool Sports

Interschool sports commences on Friday 13 March. The following teachers are responsible for Interschool sport

in Semester 1: Mrs Llewelyn – Tennis, Mrs Sizer – Rugby League, Mr Seymour – Soccer, Mrs Clarke, Mrs Krafft

and Mrs Lovett – Netball. Mr Sutherland will be taking the students who are not participating in interschool

sports.

A letter containing all relevant information will be going home this week for students who are participating in sport

this semester. There will also be a letter going home for students who are participating in alternative activities at

school.

Instrumental Music Levy and Instrumental Hirer Payments

The Instrumental and Strings levy and Instrumental Hire payments are now overdue for 2015. These can be paid

at the money window each morning from 8am to 10am. Students requiring the black music folders can purchase

these from the money window for $10.

School Photo Day

This year the school has commissioned MSP photography to take the school photographs on Wednesday 18

March. More information regarding the school photo day will be sent home in the near future.

Spelling Focus for Week 4

Please refer to the table in this newsletter.



Kind Regards

June Riley

Deputy Principal

From the Deputy Principal

Reading Buddies – Reading!

Our Year 5 and 6 Reading Buddies are very excited this week as they await their first opportunity to test their

new skills. They will be heading into Prep and Year 1 classrooms to read to some of our younger students.

With their buddies, they will share wonderful stories of adventure, humour, fantasy and even fact. Along the way,

our young beginning readers will learn to understand that printed words have meaning and together words can

describe ideas and events and tell a story. Most importantly, they will hopefully develop a love of reading and the

wonderful worlds that await a reader to explore!

Can you help out our Chaplain?

Our wonderful Chappy Niki would very much appreciate the support of one or two parents who can help out with

a small painting project. We need 2 benches painted in rainbow colours. No prior painting skills are necessary

just enthusiasm and a willingness to help – we even supply the paint! The timeframe is flexible but hopefully it

could be completed in the next couple of weeks.

See Niki’s article further in!

Ruth KellyDeputy Principal

Spelling Focus Week 4

Year Level Spelling Focus

Prep Focus on letter and sound recognition

f as in fish

n as in net

Year 1 k as in kite

Spelling Rule:

• The letter ‘c’ may have a soft or hard sound. When ‘c’ meets an

‘a’, ‘o’ or ‘u’ its sounds is hard. When ‘c’ meets an ‘e’, ‘I’, or ‘y’ its

sound is soft.



Year 2 k as in kite

Focus on graphemes and blends:

k, c, q, ck, x(ks), ch, cl, cr, qu, squ

Year 3 k as in kite

Spelling Rules:

• When a word ends with a short vowel followed by a consonant,

double the last consonant before adding ‘ed’.



sound is soft.

• Most words add ‘s’ to make the plural.

• Add ‘es' to words ending in ‘ch’, ‘sh’, ‘s’, ‘ss, ‘x’ or ‘z’ to make the

plural.

Year 4 k as in kite

Spelling Rules:

• Most words add ‘s’ to make the plural.

• Add ‘es, to words ending in ‘ch’, ‘sh’, ‘s’, ‘ss, ‘x’ or ‘z’ to make

the plural.

• Double the consonant before adding ‘ing’ to words that have a

short vowel followed by a consonant at the end.

• When a word ends in a double consonant, do not double the

last letter before adding an ‘ing’.

Year 5 k as in kite

Spelling Rules:

• Prefixes can be added to base words to create new words.

Prefixes ending in vowels are added directly to base words.

• Prefixes can be added to roots to form new words. Roots often

have meanings from other languages.

• Homophones are words that have the same sound but a

different meaning and spelling.

• A homograph is a word that may have more than one meaning

or pronunciation.

Year 6 k as in kite

Spelling Rule:





sound is soft.

String News

Lessons are off to a great start for the year. The cello students have had their instruments allocated and were

able to take them home once the loan agreements came back signed.

The Intermediate String rehearsal at 1st break Mondays started last week, and I have the feeling this will be a

very hard working and musical group of students.

Senior String rehearsals are before school Mondays. Yesterday we had our 2nd rehearsal and I am yet to see a

few students. This is very disappointing especially as it is a small group this year (16 students) so if any players

are missing from rehearsal, it is very obvious and makes it difficult for the players who are there. Please arrive

BEFORE 8am to help set up and tune. I look forward to seeing ALL of the Senior Strings next Monday.

Jennifer Hemmings Instrumental Music Teacher - Strings

3P's Artwork

Attached is a photo of some artwork that Year 3P have been doing in their recent art unit dealing with warm and

cool colours. They turned out really well.

Fiona PattersonClass Teacher - 3P

Chappy Corner



A big thank you to all those who donated unwanted stationery. I have a stationery box overflowing with donations

which will be used by staff and students during the year.

Calling All Painters!!!!

We are looking for a parent / grandparent or carer to paint two benches in the school to be used as BUDDY

BENCHES. They are going to be painted in rainbow colours and used for students who do not have someone to

play with during break time. When sitting there, the Rainbow rangers and staff on duty will be able to identify

students who may need friends during break.

If you are able to assist please could you contact me on: [email protected] or via the school office.

Chappy NikiSchool Chaplain

Garden Club

Garden Club had a fantastic start to the year last Thursday, with plenty of enthusiastic gardeners, helpful parents

and smiling faces. We had a really busy morning planting lots of vegetable and flower seedlings into our newly

prepared beds. We are hoping to get a few last warm weather crops in before the days start to cool down.

A reminder that ALL CHILDREN need to have filled in a permission form before being allowed to participate in

Garden Club. Permission forms are available from the office. Completed forms should be handed into the office.

Garden Club runs from 8:15 to 8:45am every Thursday morning.



We have some exciting projects planned for this year and are looking forward to great year.

P&C Association

P & C Business Opening Hours & Contact Details

OSHC

[email protected]

Phone: 3201 0841

Coordinator:

Belinda Beckham

TUCKSHOP

www.ouronlinecanteen.

com.au

Phone: 3813 2257

Convenor: Jodie

Coutts

UNIFORM SHOP

www.ouronlinecanteen.

com.au

Phone: 3813 2259

Convenor: Michelle

West

P&C OFFICE

[email protected].

edu.au

Phone: 3813 2222

Operations Manager:

Lisa Evans

Before School Care:

7:00 - 8.30am

Breakfast served til 7:50am

After School Care:

3:00 – 6:30pm

Afternoon tea provided.

Vacation Care

7:00am – 6:30pm

Breakfast & Afternoon tea

service.

Wednesday:

Order lunch online by

9am

Thursday & Friday:

Order lunch on line or at

the counter by 9am

Open 1st and 2nd

break Wednesday,

Thursday and Friday

during term.

Open every Tuesday

during term 8.30 -

10am

VACANCIES AVAILABLE Counter lunch orders

can only be placed

Thursdays & Fridays.

Shop in person.

Order online.

Order at school admin.

Got any queries about

what's happening in

2015? Get in touch with

the P&C office and we'll

help you out.

Wine and Cheese AGM 25 February 2015 @ 7pm in the Library

At the AGM nominations and acceptances are taken to appoint the 2015 Executive Committee, which is then

followed by a General Meeting. We have nominations for most of the executive positions already, so there

will be no pressure to take on responsibilities! If you would like to get more involved, or know someone who

might, the nomination form is here: Executive_Officer_Nomination_Form.pdf

Executive Committee Nominations Open for the following roles:

President (Executive Committee)



• provides leadership by presiding at meetings

• oversees the Association's accountability

• encourages participation and fosters relationships within the school and wider community

Secretary (Executive Committee)

• assists the President in preparing meeting agendas and collates agenda papers

• prepares Executive Committee and P&C meeting minutes and maintains meeting records

• oversees the P&C's correspondence and record-keeping

Vice-President (Executive Committee) multiple positions available

• offers support and assistance to the President

• chairs meetings when the President is absent

• undertakes special projects for the P&C

Treasurer (Executive Committee)

• has overall responsibility for the financial management of the P&C

• oversees compilation of documents, and preparation of annual statements for audit.

Fundraising Coordinator/s (Support Role)

Fundraising Coordinator/s can choose to coordinate the entire year's fundraising, or may adopt a single project. If

you're interested in project management or events coordination this is a great place to start!

Working Bee Coordinator (Support Role)

The working bee coordinator is usually a handy sort of person, who organises the occasional get together to get

odd-jobs done around the school. After the success of the Year 4 erosion project in 2014, the major working bee

this year will again form part of the Year 4 science curriculum.

These roles are all supported by the P&C Operations Manager, ensuring all roles can be managed in

conjunction with work and family responsibilities. If you're curious about how the P&C operates feel free to

pop in to our office for a chat.

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Diary Dates - 2015 P&C Meeting Schedule

The P&C has traditionally met on the 4th Wednesday of each month, however late last year we identified that

Tuesday nights might be better for many families. Do you have a preference? Come along to the AGM to have

your say.

Friday 20th February Fundraisers Catch Up 9:30am (After Parade)

Interested in fundraising but don't want to do it all? We are putting together a fundraising committee to help with

discos, catalogues, mothers and fathers day stalls etc. Come and help put together a fundraising calendar for the

year and choose the bits you'd like to do!



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Prep - Year 2 Junior Disco: 6 - 7pm

Years 3 - 6 Senior Disco: 7:15 - 8.:0pm

In the undercover area outside Tuckshop - entry via main gate

Children will not be permitted to leave the disco without an adult.

VIP tickets available $12 value for only $10.

Includes early entry, red carpet, VIP glow wrist band, sausage in bread, drink and raffle ticket.

VIP tickets must be pre-purchased! Ticket sales close Tuesday 3rd March 3pm

Purchase by enclosing $10 per student in an envelope marked with student’s name/s and class/es and post into

the P&C mailbox in the office. Tickets will be distributed in class.

Regular entry can be purchased on the night for $5

Parents are welcome to stay for the disco and helpers are needed! Please contact us on

[email protected] or 3813 2274 if you can help out with any of the jobs in the roster below.

DISCO ROSTER - Helpers Needed!

Set up 3.10-4pm

- installing orange barricade fencing,

- putting-up marquee over BBQ,

- putting ice and drinks into eskies,

- slicing onions for BBQ,

- putting up signage and taping down the

red carpet,

- placing tables at Entry, BBQ, and Glow

Products and placing stock on tables.

1. Jeannie Rice

2. Leo Pomerenke

3. Alan Pheasant

4.

5.

6.

Junior Disco (Shift)

5.30pm – 7pm

Senior Disco (Shift)

6.45pm – 8.30pm

VIP Entry 1. Sue Phillips

2. Liliana Martin-Rico

1. Sue Phillips

2. Susan Westacott



Entry 1. Your name here!

2.

1.

2.

Security, Roaming and Entry/Exit 1. Brianna Jordan

2. Amanda Welch

3. Your name here!

4.

5.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5. Your name here!

Glow Products 1. Sarah Shaw

2. Your name here!

3.

4.

1. Jean McCausland-Green

2.

3.

Tuckshop 1.

2.

3.

4.

1.

2.

3. Your name here!

Sausage Sizzle 1. Leo Pomerenke

2. Alan Pheasant

3. Your name here!

4.

1. Leo Pomerenke

2.

3.

4. Your name here!

VIP Drinks and Raffle 1.

2.

1.

2.

Tuckshop News

Tuckshop would like to thank Anne, Melinda, Leslie, Kylie, Helen and Mikhaila for their assistance last week.

** Don't forget to update your child's class details online.**

*TUCKSHOP HELPERS ARE THE LIFE BLOOD

OF OUR TUCKSHOP*

The P&C offers the Tuckshop as a service to the school community, and relies on helpers to run it. Please let

our Convenor, Jodie Coutts, know if you can help. Every little bit counts - even an hour now and then is greatly

appreciated.



Peak time is 9-11am - only 2 hours of your time makes a HUGE difference to us!

If you are unable to help during opening hours, we can arrange for you to access tuckshop to help with

food preparation and cooking at a time that suits you, or set up a home baker arrangement.

A sample tuckshop roster is provided below, please drop in, call or email us if you can help us out at any

time in 2015.

TERM 1 TUCKSHOP ROSTER

FEBRUARY

WEEK 4

WEDNESDAY 18th Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am

Food preparation and

cooking

11am - 1pm

Serving at counter, food

prep and cooking

Olivia (12-2)

1 - 3pm

Cleaning and restocking

THURSDAY 19TH Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am


cooking

Chantel

11am - 1pm


prep and cooking

1 - 3pm




FRIDAY 20TH Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am


cooking

Helen Kaye

11am - 1pm


prep and cooking

Helen Kaye

1 - 3pm


WEEK 5

WEDNESDAY 25th Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am


cooking

Anne

11am - 1pm


prep and cooking

1 - 3pm


THURSDAY 26TH Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am


cooking

Chantel Melinda

11 am - 1pm


prep and cooking



1 - 3pm


FRIDAY 27th Helper 1 Helper 2 Helper 3

9 - 11am


cooking

Helen Mikhaila

11am - 1pm


prep and cooking

Helen

1 - 3pm


Uniform Shop News

We offer a 'one stop shop' for all of your school uniform needs and are open every Tuesday during term from

8.30 - 10am. If you can’t be there at this time simply fill out an order form in the school admin office and post it in

the P&C mailbox, or order online at www.ouronlinecanteen.com.au as detailed above. We can even deliver to

your child's class!

Chair bags and medium hats are on order and should be in any day.

Pre-ordered Music Shirts have arrived and any which had been paid for were distributed to teachers' pigeon

holes on Friday last week. If you have ordered a shirt but not yet paid for it please make payment in order to

receive your shirt. Limited stock of music shirts is available for those who didn't preorder.

Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) News

The P&C Executive, Principal Sue Phillips and P&C Operations Manager have been consulting with QCAN, the

peak body for Out of School Hours Care services to develop a strategic plan to secure the future of our OSHC

service in a continually changing legislative environment.

As a part of this process it has been identified that for large P&C operated OSHC services such as ours, many

services are moving towards having a Director role, rather than the traditional Coordinator role. The difference

being that the OSHC Director has higher level knowledge and competency in the areas of management and

pedagogical leadership, and a higher educational qualification requirement.



Accordingly, a restructure of the OSHC is being implemented and will include the new full time Director role,

supported by permanent part-time educators, a permanent part-time administration assistant and continuing

casual educators.

The role of Director is currently being advertised externally, whilst other positions will be advertised internally to

existing staff in the first instance. The high quality and commitment of our current staff gives us every confidence

that supporting roles will be filled internally, and that continuity of care is assured for the families who use our

service.

If you have any questions or concerns about this process please direct them to the P&C Operations Manager,

Lisa Evans, via email to [email protected] or phone 3813 2222.

We will be open for the April School Holidays as follows:

Week 1: 7-10 April

Week 2: 13-17 April

For enquiries & bookings please call Belinda on 3201 0841.

School Banking

Commonwealth Bank School Banking Program

Banking has started back and Prep students should have received an information pack. Extra information packs

are available from admin.

We will have a representative from Commonwealth Bank school banking at parade on Friday 20th February,

and a sign on table set up nearby for parents to sign up from 8:15am and then again straight after

parade. Otherwise sign-up can be done in any CBA branch or CBA online customers can sign up their children

for banking online. Please remember to bring your own ID (e.g. drivers licence) and your child/ren’s birth

certificate for the sign up whether it be in branch or after parade on 20th February.

REWARDS

There are all new rewards for 2015, with the theme Outer Space Savers. These new rewards have been

released for Term 1, and are available while stocks last:

• ET DVD

• Planet Handball



There are exciting new rewards released in Term 2, 3 and 4 also.

Thank you for supporting the School Banking program and don’t forget that Wednesday is School Banking day!

**Any queries? Mikhaila can help! [email protected] 0409 585 899**

Mt Crosby Historical Fact

Did you know?......

Frank Hurley (1885-1962) was one of Australia's most accomplished and daring photographers, and even if you

haven't heard of him, it's likely that you know some of his famous images. Hurley was born at Glebe and started

work at the Lithgow Steel Works at the age of thirteen. It was there that he developed an interest in

photography, encouraged by his first foreman (and how we owe that otherwise unknown gentleman).

Hurley returned to Sydney in 1905, where he taught himself the finer photographic techniques and secured a job

with local postcard makers Cave & Co. Soon he was known for the quality of his photos and the risks he was

willing to take to get them - a good thing too, for the road he was going down.

In 1911, Douglas Mawson selected Hurley as photographer for the Australasian Antarctic Expedition. In all, they

shared time on four Antarctic expeditions which, among other scientific advances, showcased Hurley's

capabilities with the camera. Subsequently, Ernest Shackleton engaged Hurley as photographer for the Imperial

Trans-Antarctic Expedition in 1914-16, the result being some of the greatest photographs ever taken. I urge you

to Google the story of the James Caird and study the photograph titled "Launching the James Caird at Elephant

Island 1916".

After his Antarctic exploits, Hurley travelled widely as a war correspondent and photojournalist, taking long stints

at the western front, Palestine, and Turkey and later venturing to wild places like the Torres Strait and New

Guinea, long before it was usual for Europeans to be there.

It happens, I suppose you were wondering, that he also came to Mount Crosby and took a couple photos that are

now held in the National Library of Australia, dated generously sometime between 1910 and 1962. It's nice to

look at the master's photographs and try to see what makes them different - being taken on full glass plate

negatives certainly gives them contrast and a clarity that digital cameras would die for. But for me, there is

another thing - and it helps me get closer to the supposed date. In the picture (see the link below), Hurley has

captured the small weeping bottlebrush that grew at the western end of the weir through the fifties and sixties

until, when I was ready to cross the bridge to school in 1968, it was daily ready to offer me a bunch of red flowers

for mum. I suppose she liked them despite their promise to shed leaves and fine petals wherever they were put.

Looking at that tree, I think it's 1958 (which by the way, is years before I was born).

Because it is under copyright, you will need to view Hurley's photograph here at the National Library Australia

website:



http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23478000

(happy viewing)

Col & Charlie Hester

Recycle Your Cans

Community News



Young Conservatorium Presents Jump In Day 21 February 2015



Young Conservatorium will be holding Jump In Day on Saturday 21 February 2015. This is an

opportunity for students to participate in one of our Young Conservatorium ensembles, giving students

and parents a chance to experience what we do at Young Conservatorium and encourage their

participation in music beyond the school fence.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPATING STUDENTS

Venue: Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, 140 Grey Street, South Brisbane

Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass

Symphony Orchestra: 9.00am-10.45am AMEB Grade 5 and Over String Orchestra: 9.00am-10.00am

AMEB 3-5 String Ensemble: 10.30am-11.30am AMEB 3 and Under Chamber Strings: 11.00am-

12.00noon AMEB Grade 5 and Over

Vocal Melodic Minors: 9.00am-10.00am 5-9 Years of Age Children s Chorus: 10.30am-12.30pm 9-14

Years of Age

Woodwind, Brass and Percussion

Wind Orchestra: 11.15am-1.00pm AMEB Grade 5 and Over Symphonic Wind Ensemble:

1.30pm-3.15pm AMEB 3-5

Vocal Ensemble: 18 February 4.30pm-6.30pm Brass Ensemble: 19 February 5.30pm-6.30pm

##Please note you must register before attending see below

Transport: Train - South Brisbane Train Station (adjacent to QCGU)

Bus - Cultural Centre Bus Way

What to Bring: Instrument, spare reeds, valve oil

What to Wear: Comfortable casual clothing with covered footwear

To register please contact the Young Conservatorium, via email HYPERLINK "mailto:young-

[email protected]" [email protected] or phone 3735 6247

Website: HYPERLINK

"http://www.griffith.edu.au/music/young-conservatorium"

www.griffith.edu.au/music/young-conservatorium

Telephone: 3735 6247 Facsimile: 3735 6366 Email: HYPERLINK

"mailto:[email protected]" [email protected]



Tennis Lessons on the School Court :

Prep / grade 1 beginners Monday 8am to 8.45

Grade 1/ 2 Tuesday 7.45 am to 8.45

Grade 3/4 Wednesday 7.45 to 8.45 Grade Intermediate

4/5 /6 Thursday 7.45 - 8.45 Grade

Intermediate 5/6 Friday 7.45 to 8.45

Bookings :

[email protected]

0418 875 913

Web : www.scorpiontennis.net

Junior racquets available for purchase.

Dates to Remember

17 FebruaryParent Teacher Information Evening from 5:30pm to 7:30pm - sausage

sizzle, tea, coffee and water available



19 February Year 3 Pullenvale Excursion - 3T, 3P & half of 3SM

20 FebruaryStudent Banking - Commonwealth Bank representative at school for

parents to sign up - from 8:15am before parade and after parade

20 February Fundraisers' Catch Up 9.30am (After Parade)

25 February P&C AGM - 7pm in the Library - followed by a general meeting

6 MarchSchool Disco - Prep - Year 2 Junior Disco: 6:00 - 7:00pm

Years 3 - 6 Senior Disco: 7.:5 - 8.:0pm

9 March Prep/1F Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Excursion

10 March 1E Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Excursion

11 March 1M Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Excursion

13 March Interschool Sports Commences

16 March Year 5 St Helena Island Excursion

16 March 1S Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Excursion

18 March School Photo Day

2 April School Cross Country

2 April Last Day of Term 1

3 April Good Friday - Easter Holidays Begin

20 April First Day of Term 2 - School Resumes



Money Collection Closing Dates

Payable Now Student Resource Scheme

Payable Now Religious Education (RE) Books ($8)

Available NowBand Folders ($10)

Recorders ($10)

3 March P/1F & Year 1 Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Excursion ($23.50)

10 March Year 5 St Helena Island Excursion ($40)

Overdue Year 3 Pullenvale Excursion ($17)

Overdue Music Levy Instruments ($30)

Overdue Music Levy Strings ($30)

Overdue Hire of Percussion ($25)

Overdue Hire of Instrument ($75)

Overdue Hire of Instrument Strings ($75)

Overdue SEP Horse Riding ($100)

Money Window Opening Times: 8:00am to 10:00am only -

Monday to Friday



[email protected]

http://www.mtcrosbyss.eq.edu.au

Mount Crosby Road

MOUNT CROSBY, QLD 4306

07 3813 2222

07 3813 2200



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