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Gumdale State SchoolGumdale State SchoolActing Principal,Acting Principal,Susan CowleySusan Cowley

8 June 20188 June 2018

Message from the Principal

Many of you may have read my emailearlier in the week to advise that MrSavill will be returning to GumdaleState School as your schoolPrincipal, starting Semester 2.

What a pleasure it has been fill in forMr Savill during his temporarysecondment to MacGregor StateSchool. I am greatly impressed bythe staff, students and widercommunity here; all of whom are

inclusive, respectful and above all, great learners. Please joinme in welcoming back Mr Savill to Gumdale starting Semester2.

With just three weeks left remaining this term, it’s full steamahead here at Gumdale. Our Year 4s have been making theirown pocket rockets as part of a Science Incursion, our Year2s have been on an excursion to Koala Pine Sanctuary, ourGumdale Sport Aerobics teams have been participating in localchallenges, our Senior Band took part in the local Fanfareorchestra and band competition, and we held Prep Informationsessions for families looking to join Gumdale State Schoolstarting in 2019. Much of the highlights from this week and lastare featured in our photo gallery further below.

Thank you to all of our teachers and staff for your commitmentto providing the best learning opportunities and experiences forour students. Each and everyday – this school reflects its motto– Always our best.

As the cooler weather sets upon us, please remember thatstudents are to be dressed in appropriate Gumdale StateSchool uniforms. Our P&C’s Uniform Shop operates with theconvenience of flexischools – allowing you to place ordersonline and have them delivered directly to your child’sclassroom. Please ensure to equip your child with the correctuniform.

At the start of next week, our Instrumental Students will betaking part in a Beginner Band Camp – to be held at theSleeman Complex. What an exciting time! Thank you to MrsThomas and Ms Slater for your coordination. Speaking ofcamps, less than two months to go before our Year 6s head offon their Camp to Sydney & Canberra; I can already sense theexcitement in G Block!

Last but not least, a reminder about road safety. We ask thatall members of our community are sensible and do the rightthing when it comes to crossing the road with children – pleaserespect the road signals, don’t rush to cross the pedestrian andensure to drive/park with care and in designated parking zoneswithin the school premises.

Safety first!

Until next time, always our best!

Susan CowleyActing Principal

Important Dates

Monday 11 June2018

Prep – Year 2 Assembly,Hollis Hall, 2pm

Monday-Friday 11-15June 2018

Beginners Band Camp

Wednesday 13 June2018

ICAS Testing - Spelling

Thursday 14 June2018

ICAS Testing - Writing

Monday 18 June2018

Year 3 – 6 Assembly, HollisHall, 2pm

Thursday &Friday

21-22June 2018

Years 3-6 Athletics Carnival

Reminders from the School

2019 Enrolments

A reminder to existing Gumdale State School families orprospective families in our catchment area that may have achild eligible to start Prep in 2019. Please submit yourenrolment applications as soon as possible so we have yourchild enrolled for 2019. Early submissions enable us to plan for2019 and consider applications from families living outside thecatchment area. All enrolment paperwork can be downloadedfrom our school website. If you have a question regarding howto enrol, please contact the school office on 3902 8333.

Stop, Drop and Go Zone

Mornings and afternoons at our Stop, Drop and Go zone arevery busy, particularly so in the afternoon. To ensure a smoothprocess, please have your child’s name/surname displayedclearly on your sun visor or windscreen. If you require a sign foryour car, please email Cara at cschu102@eq.edu.au . Lastly,a reminder that parents MUST NOT park their car and leaveit unattended in the Stop, Drop and Go zone. Please respectfellow members of the school community by followingprocedures.

Chess Club

Grade 3 11:00amTuesdays

Venue: 3S (bring yourlunch)

Grade 4 andabove

11:00am Fridays Venue: 3S (bring yourlunch)

Messages from the Deputies

Deputy Principals

Prep and Year 1 – Mrs Carmel Herbert cherb2@eq.edu.au

Year 2 and Year 3 – Ms Nikki Spanner nspan2@eq.edu.au

Year 4, 5 & 6 – Mrs Sarah Cracknell scrac6@eq.edu.au

Humanities and Social Sciences

You will no longer see history and geography on your child’sreport card. In line with the Australian curriculum, these learningareas have been replaced by HASS – Humanities and SocialSciences. HASS includes a study of history, geography, civicsand citizenship and economics and business. Please follow thelink below if you would like any further information on this or anyother learning area in the Australian Curriculum.

http://docs.acara.edu.au/resources/The_Australian_Curriculum_an_overview_for_parents.pdf

Reporting

At the end of every semester, schools report to parents ontheir child’s achievement, effort and behaviour. This semester,report cards will emailed to parents after 3pm on Wednesday27 June. In preparation for reporting, parents are asked tocontact Marissa Bowen (mbowe79@eq.edu.au) with any emailaddress updates.

Always our Best

As we visit classrooms and chat with students about theirreading and writing we are continually impressed with the greatefforts that students at Gumdale give to their learning. It is greatto see how students have progressed throughout the year.Congratulations to our students and teachers for always givingtheir best.

Moderation

Over the next two weeks our teachers will meet to look atsamples of student work. This process helps our teachersensure consistency when allocating student grades forreporting. Our teachers will then complete reporting onstudents’ learning for the end of semester report cards.

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Toys from home

Please encourage your children to leave special toys andcollectables at home. Sometimes these items cause issuesat play time and may get lost which sometimes causesunnecessary distress at school.

Always our Best

News from the Payment Desk

Office Procedure for Payment of Excursions

Three weeks after an excursion has taken place One School willproduce a Credit Adjustment for those students who have notpaid. This is a system generated document which will clear yourstudents account for this excursion. If your student attendedand payment has not been received, you will be emailed a newinvoice for this particular excursion.

Please ensure you advise the office and teacher if your childwill not be attending the excursion, this will save you receivinganother invoice.

Prompt payment is of invoices will also ensure that additionalinvoices are not emailed to you, payment due dates are statedon the excursion letter which you receive the day before you areinvoiced.

A reminder of payments that may be relevant to your child:

Excursion Year

Level

Date of

Excursion

Amount Date

Due

Year Book –Year 6

6 $25 29June

RocketScience

2

3

28/6/18

29/6/18

$13.50 7June

Preparing forPuberty Talk

5 & 6 20 June $20.00 15June

Day on theFarm

Prep 19-21 June $29.50 11June

All school OzTag

Various 27-29 July $40.00 10July

Paying your school invoices

All excursions and events require payment and a permissionform to be returned by the due date or your child will not bepermitted to attend.

Please note that payments can be made one of threeways:

https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/dete

STEAM News

Year 1

Students are investigating how landscapes change over timeby observing their garden grow throughout the term. They havebeen recording their observations using words and drawings.

Year 2

As part of their unit on the water journey students modelled rainfalling on a variety of surfaces.

STEAM Club Years 3-6

Waste reduction - ‘RECYCLING, ORGANICS & WASTE’ binswill be introduced in the year 3 to 6 eating areas. Stay tuned forthe Clubs educational video on what to put in each bin!

Compost bins – If you are handy with tools and have sometime we would greatly appreciate assistance in turning thestudent designs into reality. Contact Amanda Sheppard.

Gardening – ‘Today the STEAM club continued to preparefor the new kitchen gardens by planting seeds! We usednewspaper to make biodegradable seedling pots and madea mini greenhouse out of a plastic box to help the seedsgerminate during these colder winter days. Students made theirown newspaper pots and learned the method to successfulseed germination: gentle handling, using seed raising mix andkeeping the soil moist and warm. We expect to see greenshoots in the next 7-14 days! So far we have planted carrots,broccoli, nasturtiums and shallots but there is much more tocome! Each student took home their very own plant pot as

1. Online using the BPOINT Payment Gateway

2. Phone banking via BPOINT IVR (1300 631 073)

3. Online using the QParent App or

4. In person at our Administration Office during officehours (8.00am-3.30pm)

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well as making several for the school gardens.’ Michelle Boutin(parent volunteer) 31 May 2018

Thank you for the donations so far. We are still seeking furtherdonations to assist in getting our garden growing. If you canassist please follow the below link.

VolunteerSignup website link to register your contributionand drop off day or contact Amanda Sheppard.

https://www.volunteersignup.org/4X4KP

STEAM Club meet Thursday and Friday 8.00 – 8.45am.Students are welcome to attend both days, however if they canonly make one that is fine.New student, teacher, parent and carer members arealways welcome!

STEAM Club Years 1-2

We meet every Thursday 11.15-11.40 in the STEAM room forcoding fun!New members are always welcome!

Exciting events:

Cicada Awards: Giving Youth a Chance to be Heard –A short film competition giving our youth a chance to beheard on how to protect our wildlife and their habitat forfuture generations. Entries close on World Environmentday 22nd June, 2018. Visit one of the STEAM teachers ifyou would like assistance with your entry.

https://cicadaawards.wordpress.com/

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAD9cF2J5xa4JIlLmROIdm49h5qRivLvL

Thank you:

STEAM Teachers

Amanda Sheppard Cheryl Harvey Belinda Thurstun

axshe7@eq.edu.au charv132@eq.edu.au bxthu1@eq.edu.au

Code Camp

Code Camp will be at Gumdale State School for three daysover the school holidays from 2-4 July 2018. These camps willbe open to all primary aged students (Y2-6) in the area, soplease feel free to invite friends, neighbours and family too.

If you are interested in having your child continue on theircoding journey or having them take their first steps, please markyour diaries and go to the link below to book a spot theseholidays.

http://www.codecamp.com.au/gumdale

A three day camp costs $349. Each child will receive:

News from the Sports Desk

Term 2 Sailing

Students have completed or almost complete their sailingprograms for Term 2. Below is an update for each classparticipating in Term 2.

• Harper A for creating last newsletters Year 5 FlightClub video.

• Michelle Boutin for volunteering your time, knowledgeand resources for our STEAM gardens.

• Joanne H for your seedling donation.

• Mrs Harvey and the Endacott family for gardenmanure.

• A totally fun and unique camp experience wherestudents learn to be creators of technology - not justconsumers!

• A Code Camp shirt, cap, wristband and pin.

• A medal for completion at the end-of-camp HI-5ceremony! Plus a digital certificate to commemoratetheir achievement.

• Code Camp App - An app the students can play thegames they created.

• Code Camp World - Our online coding platformallowing students to learn drag and drop coding pluspure line coding with JavaScript.

• After the camp, students are sent weekly codingactivities for a month to keep them engaged and toencourage them to continue to code.

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Class Dates

4D and 4S Wednesday 13 and 20 June

4C and 4R Tackers Intro or Tackers 1 completed

4M Tackers Intro or Tackers 1 completed

6M & 6S Tackers 2 completed

6R Wednesday 13 June

Years 2, 3 and 5, including 5/6E will have the opportunity toexperience sailing in term 3. More information regarding thesesessions were sent home electronically earlier in the week.

Please contact James Doherty jpdoh0@eq.edu.au if you requireany further information regarding the Gumdale State Schoolsailing program.

Athletics Carnival // Years 3-6

Please refer to the below Athletics Carnival timetable forapproximate session times on 21 and 22 June 2018.

Wynnum Manly Seagulls Game 16 June

Gumdale State School has once again been invited as theofficial primary school partner of Wynnum Manly Seagulls homegame against Northern Pride on Saturday 16 June 2018.

50% of profits from ticket sales made via the website belowalong with BBQ proceeds will be donated to Gumdale StateSchool.

https://brisbanetickets.com.au/event/wynnum-manly-seagulls-vs-northern-pride-7198

Not only do we encourage Gumdale State School families toattend but students are welcomed to take part in on-fieldactivities prior to the match and also at half time.

Participating students are required to wear their GSSSports Uniform to the event.

Itinerary for the evening match can be viewed below or on ourschool website.

If your child would like to volunteer as a participant in thehalf-time entertainment, please contact Gumdale StateSchool’s Mr. Doherty at jpdoh0@eq.edu.au .

2018 Camps

This year there will be a change to our Year4-6 Camp structure. This will allow threedifferent settings and experiences forstudents in our Senior School. More information regarding

camps will be made available as the camps draw closer. Thecamps will be as follows:

Year 4 – Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre, Currimundi(5-7 December 2018)Year 5 – Emu Gully Leadership Camp, Helidon (21-23November 2018)Year 6 – Sydney and Canberra (22-26 July 2018)

Year 6 Families – Please ensure ‘Activity Consent’ and“Medical’ forms are returned to your child’s teacher as

soon as possible.

Any questions - James Doherty jpdoh0@eq.edu.au

Interschool Sport

Interschool sport for students in years 5 and 6 concludes thisFriday. Congratulations to all students for the way in which yourepresented the school and a big thank you to the staff who notonly assisted during the games but also for the lunch times yougave up to train teams; it is greatly appreciated.

Gumdale State School will be represented in finals for RugbyLeague, Netball and Soccer. Best of luck to the competingteams!

Keep Moving!

PE Teachers

James Doherty Lucy Goddard

jpdoh0@eq.edu.au ligod1@eq.edu.au

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Gumdale Arts Show

Find Your Treasure

Prepare to be wowed by student artwork between 26 – 28 June2018 as Gumdale State School hosts their annual Arts Show –themed ‘Find Your Treasure’.

Please click the link below to view details of the Arts Showdates, sponsors, prizes and more.

Year 6 Aspire Higher LeadershipIncursion

Last Thursday Hogan and Peter from Unleashing PersonalPotential came to Gumdale for the day to run their ‘AspireHigher’ leadership program with our year 6 students. It was afull day of training with the whole cohort over three high impactsessions. Students participated in team builders, initiative, andproblem solving activities with a servant leadership theme.

Students took part in a variety of activities and discussions:

It was great to see students challenging themselves to trysomething different and persist with some of the hurdlespresented. Unleashing Personal Potential will be out again in

term 3 to present to our year 5 students. We look forward tohaving them back.

Music Notes

We have some great performances lined up for the upcomingBusking Bonanza Week, (Monday 25 June to Thursday 28June). Thanks to all the participants for signing up, practisingyour pieces and preparing for this event. Some of these vocaland instrumental groups will be selected to perform for theArts Show night, (Wednesday 27 June). We will be having ameeting for ALL performing students to finalise your buskingperformance times and the Arts Show performance schedule:

Meeting for the Busking Bonanza Week

ALL PerformingStudents

(Vocal &Instrumental)

Monday 18 June, 11:00- 11:45am

In the MusicRoom

(Please bring your lunch, water bottle, music/lyrics andinstrument if required for your performance)

• LEADING WITH OR WITHOUT THE BADGE-example, influence and kindness,

• THE EPIC RACE- outdoor, fast-paced team event(using our A.S.P.I.R.E. framework),

• KNOWING ME, GROWING ME- understanding mystrengths and those of others.

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Upcoming Events

Monday 11 – Friday15 June

Beginner Band Week

Monday 18 June (firstbreak)

Meeting for Busking BonanzaWeek Performers

Wednesday 27 June Arts Show Performance (selectedsmall groups)

Monday 25 –Thursday 28 June

Busking Bonanza Week

Friday 31 August Gumtrees Choir at Singfest (Term3, Week 7)

Gumnuts Choir

Gumnuts Choir (Years1 & 2)

Wednesday 11:00 -11:45am

MissSlater

(Please bring your lunch, water bottles and choir folders tothis rehearsal, no need for hats)

Rehearsals are continuing as we prepare our new songs forperformances later in the year. Thank you to all our eagersingers for turning up to rehearsals each week on time with yourchoir folders. If your child is no longer able to commit to thisensemble please confirm via email.

Gumleaves and Gumtrees Rehearsal

Please be aware that there will be a change to rehearsal daysonce beginner band starts their rehearsals. New rehearsal dayswill begin in Week 10, see below:

Gumtrees Choir (Years 5& 6)

Tuesday 7:45 –8:30am

MissSlater

(Rehearsals will now be held in the STEAM Room)

Gumleaves Choir (Years3 & 4)

Wednesday 7:45 -8:30am

MissSlater

(Rehearsals will continue to be held in the Music Room)

Beginner Band

The beginner band students will participate in their firstcombined band experience at the Beginner Band Camp nextweek, (Monday 11 June to Friday 15 June). Joining beginner

students from other schools in the region, they will berepresenting Gumdale State School, always showing their best!

Rehearsals for Beginner Band will start the following week inWeek 10 in the Music Room:

Beginner Band (Year4)

Tuesday 7:45 –8:30am

MrsThomas

(Please bring your instruments, music folders and pencilsthis rehearsal)

PJ & Pizza Party

On Sunday our senior band students came dressed in theirbest PJ’s to workshop their Fanfare pieces at the PJ and PizzaParty. It was a fantastic afternoon of games, sectionals andrehearsals with guest conductors, finishing with yummy pizza!A special thank you goes to our inspiring conductors, CarolynAnderson, John Cosic and Fletcher Mitchell and also to ourfabulous parents Mrs Williams and Mrs Christiansen for helpingus on the day.

From the Music Department,

Music Teachers

Lauren Slater – MusicCoordinator

Vivienne Thomas – InstrumentalTeacher

lslat29@eq.edu.au vthom38@eq.edu.au

YMCA OSHC

Messages from the Team

Vacation Care is just around the corner! These July holidays weare launching our new Mini Excursions! These mini excursionswill be age specific and intimate with only space for 24 children.So get in quick, as places are filling up fast! Pick up a bookingform in our office today! We can’t wait to see you there.

What we’ve been doing

We have so much happening at OSHC. The preps have beenlearning the alphabet through songs and games and duringtheir time in the library they have been reading books aboutkindness and sharing.

There has been plenty of arts and crafts happening - Lesley ourtrained Arts educator has been teaching the children drawing

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and colouring techniques and they have been loving it andgetting so involved!

Contact YMCA OSHC Gumdale

Phone: 07 3890 2675Mobile: 0428 333 317agd@ymca.org.au

Family Education Workshops

True Relationships Family Education Program -‘Preparing for puberty’

There are two spaces remaining for the following workshop.To secure a place, please e-mail Genevieve Agerholmgager1@eq.edu.au

True’s family education programs are designed to assist you to:

‘Preparing for puberty’ builds communication between childrenaged 10-12 and their parents/carers. It addresses reproductivebody parts and changes that occur at puberty.

When: Wednesday 20 June 2018, 6:00pm-7:30pm

Where: Gumdale State School Resource Centre

Who: Students in years 5 & 6 and their parents/caregivers

Cost: $20 per family

Working with your child to support themas a reader

Parents and carers play a vital part in supporting their child’sdevelopment as a reader. There are a number of activities thatyou can do each day to assist your child in this area.

Below are some fact sheets that describe learning experiencesparents can undertake with children in different year levels.

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-prep.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year1.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year2.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year3.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year4.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year5.pdf

https://ahrc.eq.edu.au/ourresources/whatworks/Documents/supporting-parents-Year6.pdf

Community Business Network

Gumdale State School is pleased to have the support ofbusinesses in our local and nearby community by way ofsponsorship. Each year, our school resources are enrichedcourtesy of members in our Community Business Network.

More details regarding our program and the packages availablecan be found on our school website or by contacting: MarissaBowen, Executive Assistant, Phone: 3902 8333, Email:mbowe79@eq.edu.au

In 2018, our Platinum and Gold Sponsors are:

• Develop healthy communication with your children

• Provide age-appropriate sexuality education

• Build children’s self-esteem and

• Answer questions with comfort.

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Platinum Sponsors

http://toddgerhardtrealty.com.au/

The YMCA provide services to more than 700,000 participantsannually. Such services include youth programs, Long DayChild Care, Family Day Care, In Home Care, Outside SchoolHours Care, Vacation Care, Limited Hours Care, a large rangeof sport and recreational activities, health and fitness, outdooreducation and camping, vocational education and accreditedtraining, hospitality, restaurants and hotel accommodation.

http://www.ymcachildcare.com.au/

Gold Sponsors

Ian lives in Wakerley and brings his background as a marketingconsultant to achieve the best result for his clients. Ian hasachieved numerous property records in the Bayside area. As agreat supporter of Gumdale State School Ian currently servesas a community representative on the School Council.

http://www.ianwalkleyhomes.com/

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P&C News

P&C June General Meeting

The next P&C General Meetingwill be held on Tuesday 12 Juneat 7:00pm in the Resource Centre, everyone is welcome.

P&C Fundraising Committee

We would like to acknowledge and thank the out-goingFundraising Executives who have advised that they arestepping down which include Harriet Campbell – Co-Chair,Lauren Conde – Co-Chair and Jasmine Davis – Secretary.You have all contributed to the school and greater Gumdalecommunity and you will certainly be missed on the FundraisingCommittee. Thank you for all the hardwork and the effort youhave all gone to as volunteers.

Volunteers

Our recent calls out for help in the Tuckshop were answeredby some many wonder volunteers. An enormous thank you toour school parents who came into the Tuckshop to prep, heat,make and serve meals for the students. Thank you so much forsupporting the P&C in our time of need.

Gumdale Day on the Oval

The inaugural Gumdale Day on the Oval will be taking placeon Saturday 1 September. We are really excited to beplanning and showcasing this exciting family event. The firstworking party meeting will be taking place on Thursday 21June from 7:30pm at the Wynnum Manly Workers Sports Clublocated at 35 Bognor Road Tingalpa. We are seeking newworking party members to come and be involved in organisingthis event, no experience necessary, just come with a goodattitude and ability to jump in and assist with the planningand delivery of the event. Please emailpandc@gumdaless.eq.edu.au if you would like to join.

The Gumdale Day on the Oval event is also seeking businessesto sponsor the event. If you would like to receive a copy ofthe events sponsorship proposal, please email us atpandc@gumdaless.eq.edu.au

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Online Ordering

The Tuckshop and Uniform Shop offer an online orderingservice called Flexischools. Online ordering is convenient,provides you with 24/7 payment and ordering system that canbe accessed from home, work or on a mobile device. Youwon't be fumbling around for coins in the morning or looking fora brown paper bag. You can also purchase uniform items whenthe shop's not open and our volunteers will deliver the items toyour child's classroom. Flexischools registration is free and onlytakes a few minutes so get online at the website below.

http://www.flexischools.com.au

Shaunesy PeggP&C Presidentpandc@gumdaless.eq.edu.au

Tuckshop News

Don’t forget all meal orders for the Tuckshop for first andsecond breaks must be ordered through Flexischools by8:30am each day. Only snacks, drinks and slushies are soldover the counter for cash (except for Prep students) during firstand second breaks.

Students who have made an order to purchase somethingfrozen, or a plain milk cup or something with custard or yoghurt,will need to come to the Tuckshop to collect the item. A greensmiley face or a red star on your bag means you must bring thebag to the Tuckshop to collect the item which can’t be sent toyour classroom.

If any students have an issue with their orders, please come tothe Tuckshop immediately so that the helpful staff can rectifythe issue.

A reminder to our Year 5 & 6 students who leave the school onFridays to participate in interschool sport, you can only order forthe first break.

Contact

If you need to contact the tuckshop for any reason, please dovia one of our contact methods:

(please note – our emails are not checked in the mornings)

Phone: 3902 8304Email: tuckshop@gumdalesspc.org.auStop by and see us anytime

Rachelle SuzukiTuckshop Manager

Uniform Shop News

Mondays: 8:15am – 9:30amThursdays: 8:15am – 9:30am

The Uniform Shop is now fully stocked with microfiber jacketsand fleece hoodys in ALL sizes.

Trackpants are now on sale! Fleecy pants all sizes are $10 each(sizes 4, 6 & 8 are sold out). Microfibre pants sizes 12, 14, 16 &18 are $15 each. Only while stocks last.

Single use plastic bags will no longer be supplied in the UniformShop for over the counter purchases in line with Queensland’stotal ban.

Donations of second hard uniform items which are in goodcondition are most welcome. A donations box has been placedoutside the door of the Uniform Shop.

There is a small supply of second hand uniform items nowavailable for purchase, prices as marked. Included in the itemsare some Prep hats if you’re looking to purchase a ‘spare’ hatfor your child.

Don’t forget we are located on Level 1 of Block A so drop byand see our friendly volunteers when the shop is open.

Contact

Phone: 3902 8335Email: uniform@gumdalesspc.org.auOrders: Online through FlexischoolsPayment: cash and EFTPOS facilities

Michelle MoffattVolunteer Uniform Shop Manager

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