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4th February, 2015
PRINCIPAL’S NEWS
Dear Parents/Guardians, Staff, Students and Friends of St. Thomas’
A warm welcome back to our staff, students and families for this 2015 school year. A special word of welcome to all
those who are new to St Thomas’, as students, as staff or as families. We also welcome Helen Brittain as APRE whilst
Liz Jones is on long service. Helen returns for a short stint with us. She was APRE at St Thomas’ School from 1990 –
1997 and will be a familiar to both staff and some families. Many thanks Helen, we hope you enjoy your stay with us. I
am thrilled to be part of the excitement of a new year at St Thomas’. I believe that we have a strong team of teaching
staff, support staff and administration officers who will work closely with you and your child this year. St Thomas’ is a
great school and a strong family based community.
I encourage you to get involved in the events of the school and thus become comfortable with others in our community
and then quickly feel a part of this special place. The children have all settled well into their new classes and the
general consensus is that it’s good to be back.
Our number one priority for 2015 continues to be that St Thomas’ is a supportive and inclusive Catholic community of
faith and education where all are welcomed and valued.
All families are encouraged to join in celebrating the new school year at this Sunday’s Summer Sizzle welcome event.
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Our mass to mark the start of this 2015 school year will be held on Friday, 13 February at 9:00am. Coming together as
a community to pray makes us stronger.
Monday morning saw our first school prayer assembly for 2015 – most ably led by our new 2015 student leaders. Sr
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Carmela Zammit spoke to us on the occasion of the 158 anniversary of Foundation Day of the Good Samaritan
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Sisters. Five women came together on 2 February 1857 to found the first Australian congregation of the Sisters of the
Good Samaritan of the Order of St Benedict. As St Thomas’ School was commenced by the Sisters of the Good
Samaritans, Monday was a significant day in our school’s history. We offer our thanks to the many “Good Sams” who
have been part of the life of St Thomas’.
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Parent/Teacher Night for 2015 will take place on Wednesday, 11 February. All parents/guardians are encouraged to
participate in this wonderful opportunity to meet your child’s/children’s teacher/s and gain a glimpse into the year ahead
for your child’s class, learn more about class and teacher expectations, routines and the developmental learning
experiences they have planned.
Starting times will be staggered as follows to allow for families with a number of children to attend each meeting or part
thereof. The meetings will be held in the classrooms.
6pm – Prep and Year 1 6:30pm – Years 2 and 3
7pm – Years 4 and 5
7:30pm – Year 5/6, Year 6
The evening is of a general nature and so discussions about individual children will not be possible but please feel free
to contact the school office to organise an interview time with your child’s teacher to discuss any concerns or queries
that you may have.
The focus for the evening is interaction and information sharing between parents/caregivers and staff and therefore it is
anticipated that children will not be in attendance during the various class meetings. Please try to avoid bringing children
on the night, but, if alternative arrangements can’t be made, please don’t let it prevent you from attending. We hope all
families will be represented on the night.
School Board
Our St Thomas’ Pastoral School Board meets approximately once each month during the school year. Catholic School
Boards are not management boards but act in a manner which is at one with the Catholic belief that the Holy Spirit lives
in the Christian community and that all members have wisdom to contribute – a shared wisdom model. The Board
offers insights and advice to the Principal on matters of school policy and “big picture” matters affecting the school’s
present life and its future.
If you are interested in finding out about being on our St Thomas’ School Board in 2015/2016, please contact the school
office expressing your interest.
The commencement of a new year is always busy for all families, especially when organising children to return to
school. Thank you for your efforts in organising your children for school and having them presented so neatly. I look
forward to witnessing a high standard of uniform and presentation of all students throughout the year. Following is a
reminder of the Uniform Policy and in particular the white shoe requirement for sports, including white laces.
Sports Uniform Policy - Shoes Predominantly white jogger (no high tops, stripes, etc.)
As mentioned in our first day note last week, staff are on duty from 8:15am until 3:15pm each school day to provide care
and to supervise our children. Due to the legal requirements of all schools, and to contribute towards their safety, no
child should be on the school premises before or after these times except for supervised, organised programs
such as tennis, special school projects, music lessons, etc. The Outside School Hours Care facility is available for
those families who require earlier or later attendance on site. Children who are not collected by 3:15pm will be brought
into the school office to wait. Please note that the school office closes at 3:30pm.
We look forward to the year ahead together. There are a lot of ways you can support your child’s learning, but you can’t
go wrong if you take a real interest in what your children are involved in at school and be an active, risk-taking learner
yourself. And in the words of Pope Francis – find new ways to spread the word of God to every corner of your world.
God’s blessings,
Lorraine Walker
Update on Student Protection at St Thomas’ School
Your children and their safety and wellbeing are our priority. St Thomas’ School is committed to the protection of all our
students from harm and abuse. There have been some recent changes to legislation in relation to reporting of student
protection matters by schools.
Reporting of Concerns – At St Thomas’ School any concerns or reasonable suspicions we have about a student’s
safety and wellbeing or the behaviour of a staff member or volunteer which a student considers to be inappropriate, will
continue to be managed in accordance with Brisbane Catholic Education Student Protection Processes. All our staff
recently undertook training on their reporting responsibilities. A link to the Brisbane Catholic Education Student
Protection Processes can be found on our school website or they can be accessed on Brisbane Catholic Education’s
public website www.bne.catholic.edu.au Under the ‘Students and Parents’ tab select ‘Student Protection’ from the drop
down menu and click on the relevant button.
Complaints Procedure - Brisbane Catholic Education has published a Complaints Procedure for Non-Compliance with
BCE Student Protection Processes. A link to the Complaints Procedure can be found on our school website. Parents or
students may make a complaint via the Record of Complaint about Non-compliance with Brisbane Catholic Education
Student Protection Processes which can be accessed on Brisbane Catholic Education’s public website
www.bne.catholic.edu.au Under the ‘Students and Parents’ tab select ‘Student Protection’ from the drop down menu
and click on the relevant button.
We take all complaints very seriously and will handle them in accordance with the Complaints Procedure for NonCompliance with BCE Student Protection Processes. Should you require information or assistance regarding the
procedures you may contact the school or the Brisbane Catholic Education Student Protection Team on 3033 7409.
APRE NEWS
Greetings from the APRE‘s office. Mrs. Jones is enjoying the last couple of weeks of the Long Service Leave that she
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added to her Christmas break, and I am filling in for her until February 13 . My name is Helen Brittain. Welcome back
to another school year and all the excitement and challenges that lie ahead for 2015.
On Monday morning we celebrated our first whole-school Prayer Liturgy, brilliantly led by a small group of students from
Year Six. We listened to the parable of the seeds that fell in good soil and were able to thrive because the conditions
were “right” for them. How important are the family and school environments we provide for our children, as they
struggle to find themselves and make their way in life! What an awesome task it is to be a parent and / or a teacher!!!
On Tuesday and Thursday this week, all class teachers will use their non-contact release time for the planning of their
Religious Education Classroom Programs. They will be assisted in this by RE Consultant Anne Victor, from the Brisbane
Catholic Education Office, and me. On Wednesday our Year Six students will enjoy a special day of Leadership training
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with a group of young men and women from the team “Project Hatch” and next Friday (February 13 ) they will be
officially commissioned as St Thomas’ School Leaders for 2015, by Father Peter, during the parish Mass at 9am. You
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are most welcome to celebrate with us as we gather to share Eucharist and pray for all those who form the wider
community of St Thomas’ school and parish.
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Another important event this coming week is Sunday’s Welcome Picnic (February 8 ) so we are off to a busy and
exciting start!
I wish you a wonderful 2015. As the year unfolds, may you enjoy many blessings; lots of joy in watching your children
learn and grow; the love and support of good friends, and deep love and peace within your families.
Helen Brittain (APRE)
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Annual Little Kings Movement Collection – 14 and 15 February
Next weekend, 14th and 15th February 2015, the annual collection for the Little King Movement for the Disabled will
take place after Mass. Little Kings provides spiritual, social and cultural assistance for people with disabilities and their
families and depends entirely on donations – no Government subsidies are received and no fees are charged. All
workers in the Movement are unpaid volunteers. St Thomas’ parish and school has loyally supported this Movement for
over 30 years and we are again asking you to dig deep for this most worthy cause. Please support the collection after
Masses next weekend of if you would like more information or to make a direct donation, please contact Paul and Kay
Bertini 3398 2963 or 0417 104 460. Thank you.
Paul Bertini
DATES TO REMEMBER
February
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Summer Sizzle
First P&F Meeting 2015 at 7pm in staff room
Parent Night (in classrooms)
Opening Mass 9:00am
Swimming Carnival Years 3-6
Ash Wednesday
Assembly commencing 2:15pm to farewell Mrs
Stewart as she retires – everyone is welcome.
18, 19, 20 Year 6 Leadership Camp
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Prep 2016 enrolments open
March
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School Photos
P&F NEWS
On behalf of the P&F, I wish all new and returning
families a very warm welcome to the 2015 school
year. I trust you have had a happy and restful
Christmas break and are ready to tackle the challenges
of 2015.
The Committee A few new faces in the P & F
Committee this year, but plenty of old hands still on
board to help with the learning curve and share the
workload.
President
Rich Armitage
Vice President
Allannah Traill
Secretary
Lisa Moroney
Assistant Secretary
Amanda Hawes
Treasurer
Jo Lindsay
Assistant Treasurer
Tracy Cox
Events
Loretta Jordan-Vieira
Communications
Caitie Duncan
Communications
Kirsty Catalano
Sponsorship
Monica Phillips
Keep an eye on the P&F noticeboard for updated
profiles of the P&F committee members.
P&F Meeting
The first meeting will be held on Monday 9th February
at 7pm in the staff room. Everyone is welcome. Come
and see what is happening at our school this year, have
some input and meet some new people.
If you have any questions about the P&F, please
contact me (0414 676 685) or the Vice-President,
Allannah (0416 263 640), and we will endeavour to
answer them for you. We can also be contacted through
the email account [email protected]
See you at the Summer Sizzle!
Rich Armitage, P&F President 2015
Summer Sizzle Sunday, 8 February from 2-5pm
There will be Rotary BBQ, soft drinks, bar, snow cones,
fairy floss, inflatable obstacle course (for all ages),
magic and more! Please bring your picnic blanket,
come and sit under the shady marquee, welcome the
new families and catch up with old friends.
Rides bracelets will be available to pre-purchase each
morning this week ($5 unlimited rides). Please look for
Loretta near the Memorial Statue to avoid queues on
the day. They will also be sold on Sunday.
Help on bar and soft drinks is always needed and
greatly appreciated so please email Loretta Jordan at
[email protected] if you can assist.
Big thanks to our convenors Camilla Taylor and Matt
and Leona Pearson who are again generously donating
their time and efforts and also to Mel and Arj
Rupesinghe who always very generously donate the
wine. Thanks also to Donna Leahy. An advance thank
you also goes out to all those who have offered to help
on the day.
We hope to see you there for something new but
hopefully even more fun!
P&F Committee 2015
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Tennis Courts
The P&F are changing the process for giving school
families access to the school tennis courts. This is
currently being finalised and as a result the tennis
courts will not be available for the next week or so. We
apologise for any inconvenience and will be in touch
with more information shortly. Thank you for your
support.
School Banking Day is Monday Attention all
students, school banking will resume this term and our
banking day will remain on a Monday so please start
bringing in your deposits. New families will receive an
information pack in the coming weeks or alternatively
visit your local branch to organise your Dollarmites
account and you will be set to save with us at
school. Watch out for new prizes in 2015, including a
chance to win a family holiday to Disneyland!
In 2015 we will no longer be awarding tokens, but will
be keeping stars and track progress online.
Happy Banking.
Lauren Dowling - School Banking Coordinator 2015
TUCKSHOP NEWS
Tuckshop Roster for Thursday, 5th February
Richard Armitage, Tracy Cox/Hayley Vandemere
Home Bake Roster for Thursday, 5th February
Donna Ficca, Michelle Clive, Mirella Santos
Tuckshop Roster for Monday, 9th February
Anna Wright, Allison Gamer, Kristy Presley
Home Bake Roster for Monday, 9th February
Jaquel Thavenot, Karen Horvath, Siobhan Bierne, Lisa
Beer, Liesl Burman
PREP 2016
Applications for enrolment for Prep 2016 will open on
Monday, 23rd February, 2015 and close on
Wednesday, 1st April, 2015. Application for Enrolment
forms will be available online at that time via
www.stthomascamphill.qld.edu.au
LIBRARY NEWS
Welcome back to the St Thomas’ Library for 2015! We
hope that you had a restful break and were able to
catch up on some reading over the holidays.
This week signals the beginning of library borrowing
and library lessons for the year. We hope that this
ignites for your family, the opportunity to enjoy some
quality time exploring the wonderful literacy resources
that the St Thomas’ Library has to offer. As the library
borrowing routine kicks off for 2015, we ask that all
students remember to bring a library bag for borrowing.
This assists with keeping our resources well protected
for the future use of others. We’d also appreciate you
making a note of your child/s library borrowing day/s
when this information becomes available, so that
together students and parents can work toward
returning library resources in a timely manner. We are
hoping to implement a reward system for those
students who develop the ability to independently return
books on time. This is the building block of a great life
skill!
We have many other exciting plans for our library in
2015, so keep an eye on the Thomatalk for more
information!
In the meantime, you may be interested in this article
which suggest over 40 great reads for boys aged 8 –
16. We have many of these books in our library.
Happy Reading!
Mrs Irwin, Mrs Stewart and Mrs Henricks
UNIFORM SHOP NEWS
House Shirts
Coloured house shirts are now available from the
Uniform Shop for the Year 3-6 Swimming Carnival on
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Tuesday, 17 February. Shirts are $15 each. Shop
hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:15am –
8:45am.
Paula Lisignoli, Uniform Shop Convenor
SPORT NEWS
Live your life today!
WELCOME back to another exciting year where our
children will meet many challenges in the physical
world, and we hope to equip them with means of
succeeding in the area of physical development.
I hope that you have all had a very happy and restful
holiday and are now ready to enjoy the values and
benefits of physical activity. Many of our children have
been very active in their chosen sports over the
holidays. It is great to see the excitement of the
students in the beginning of each year. We have many
events planned throughout the year to keep our
students active and healthy.
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Swimming Carnival
Our inter-house swimming carnival will be held on
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Tuesday, February 17 at Morningside State School
pool. Letters with details have been sent home to all
Year 3 to 6 students. This year all students in Year 3
will attend and compete at the carnival. It is expected
that all students compete in at least 2 events. There are
a number of students who are capable swimmers and
we encourage them to swim in as many events as they
wish .Students are able to swim in only one distance
per stroke ie. either 25 metres or 50 metres NOT both.
Those students who choose to swim in 50 metre events
are also able to swim in the 100 metre races of freestyle
and medley individual race. Students who are not
confident swimmers will be assisted either in the pool or
from the pool deck. If you are concerned for your child’s
ability to compete please let Mrs McAfee know via the
class teacher. Students may choose to swim all four
strokes and are able to mix their distances if they are
not confident in one or more of the strokes.
Students must swim in their age group level according
to their age at the end of the year. Students turning 10
this year will compete against each other. Those turning
8 and 9 will compete in the same age group. There will
be separate age group races for 11 years and 12 years.
The inter-school Zone 2 team to compete in the
Catholic schools carnival will be chosen from this
carnival. This carnival will be held at Chandler Sporting
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complex on Thursday, March 19 .
Parents are very welcome to come and cheer on our
swimmers. We are in need of a number of parents to
assist with various jobs on the carnival day. Please
return the volunteer form as soon as possible to allow
for organisation of the carnival.
Swimming District Trials
Trials for Lytton District will be held on Thursday,
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February 12 at Moreton Bay College. Nominations are
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due this Friday, February 5 . If your child is a good
swimmer who competes in club swimming and is
interested in swimming in these trials, please send in
the events that you would like to nominate for. I will
send out the relevant paperwork for the trials to each
student who brings in his/her nominated events. Please
be aware that these trials are not come and try events.
They are for selection for the Lytton district team to
attend the Met East trials and possibly, Queensland
titles. We have had a number of swimmers who have
represented Lytton and Met East at the swimming trials.
District Sport Trials
During Term 1 and 2 there will be a number of sporting
trials for Lytton District sports region. A calendar for
these sporting events will be sent in the next week to
allow parents to plan for these trials. They are open to
students who are turning 10 years and older this year.
All correspondence with the Lytton district sports must
be through the school. I will notify students and parents
when the trials are to be held. Parents will be
responsible for transporting the students to and from,
and supervising your child during these trials. Parents
will also need to present some relevant paperwork at
these trials. These forms are to be collected from the
school.
District Trials for Lytton district will be held for various
sports throughout this term and term 2. A calendar of
trials will be given to all Year 4, 5,and 6 students to
allow for future planning. These trials are for students
who are playing particular sports at a high club level.
These trials lead into representing Lytton district for the
particular sport, with opportunities for being selected
into the Met East team and possibly into the
Queensland team for a chance to compete at national
titles. We have had a number of students gain selection
onto representative teams over the years. Students who
are 10 years and up are able to trial for selected sports.
All nominations for these trials must be sent through the
school office. I will notify students of upcoming trials
through the school newsletter.
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Gala Day – Thursday, March 26
This is a day of fun, fitness and friendship where all
Year 4,5 and 6 students choose a sport to play and
spend the day playing against other schools at various
sporting venues. It is an exciting and exhausting day
enjoyed by all of our students. For this day to run
smoothly, we would like to have a number of parents to
assist with managing teams. More information will be
sent out as the date gets closer.
Janet McAfee, HPE Teacher
SCHOOL PHOTOS
The School Photos will be taken on Wednesday 25
March 2015.
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Envelopes for ordering individual and family photos will
be distributed in the coming weeks. Next weeks’
newsletter will contain more specific details.
Nicole Webb – School Photography Co-ordinator
SPEECH AND DRAMA PRIVATE LESSONS
Speech and Drama Private Lessons are held on
Thursdays at School.
If you child loves experimenting with language, enjoys
‘playing with words’, mime, movement and ‘acting out ‘
different scenarios, these classes could be for your
child. Or… maybe they just need to grow in confidence
in a small group setting.
Communication is the key to life.
Classes are open to students in Years 2 to Year 6. Any
enquiries please email Helen Galea
[email protected] or call on 3398 2750. The
Wynnum Eisteddfod is held in May for students wanting
to compete. Forms with more information are available
from the office.
Helen Galea
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CHESS NEWS
During the school holidays, two of our St Thomas’
students played in the Australian Junior Chess
Championship in Canberra (17/01/2015 – 25/01/2015).
Dashiell and Arden have worked hard this year and
their achievements are:
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Silver Medal - Australian Junior Problem
Solving Chess Championship (U10) - Dashiell.
 Silver Medal - Australian Junior Problem
Solving Chess Championship (U8) - Arden.
Congratulations to Dashiell and Arden!
Oleg Korenevski, Gardiner Chess Coach
PARISH NEWS
Sacraments of Initiation 2015
A reminder that the program for the 2015 Sacraments
of Initiation will begin in March. If your child will be in
Year 3 or above in 2015 and you wish them to receive
these Sacraments, please contact the Parish Office as
soon as possible for a registration form. Phone 3398
1154 or email [email protected]. The form
can also be downloaded from our website –
catholicsonthehill.org.au.
and their children aged 0 to 5 years. If you have any
questions, please call Susanne Smyth 0418 151 454.
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NAB AFL Auskick is running at your local footy
club now!
Where: Coorparoo JAFC
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When: First session and sign on Sunday 15 February
Time: 9:00-10:00am
Length of program: 6 weeks*
Cost: $70
When you participate in Auskick you also receive your
very own football, draw string bag and much more!
For more information call 3394 2198
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Bulimba Cricket Club
Milo in2Cricket & T20 blast programs
Friday nights 6/2/2015 – 27/3/2015
Bulimba cricket ground, Lytton Rd Morningside
In2Cricket:
5.30pm – 6.30pm. Cost is $95.
Suitable for ages 5-7
5.00pm – 6.30pm. Cost is $99.
Suitable for ages 8-12.
Visit www.bulimbacricket.com.au for registration details.
T20BLAST:
Enquiries to Chris Netto 0408 157 919 or
[email protected]
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CONTACT INFORMATION
COMMUNITY NOTICES
St Thomas’ Playgroup
Everyone is welcome to attend St Thomas’ Playgroup
which started back this week. We meet each Monday
in the church hall from 9am – 11am. Please come
along and enjoy a fun and relaxed morning with parents
Fax: 07 3398 6046
10 Stephen Street, Camp Hill Q 4152
Office Hours: 8:15am to 3:30pm
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07 3398 6633
Absentee Line: 07 3398 7531
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STAFF 2015
Teacher Prep Blue
Teacher Prep White
Teacher 1 Blue
Teacher 1 White
Teacher 2 Blue
Teacher 5/6 White
Mrs Cathy Manteufel
Mrs Natalie Bergin
Miss Jane Glynn
Miss Jenny Little
Mrs Jak Baer
Mrs Tish Lee
Mrs Liz Anderson
Ms Helen Clarke
Mrs Peta Ebzery
Mrs Natasha Morrison
Mrs Tamzin Hull
Mrs Penney Taylor
Ms Alison Clark
Miss Kimberley Simpson
Mr Michael Brammer
Teacher 6 Blue
Additional Classroom Support
Learning Support Co-ordinator
Additional Classroom Support
Literacy Support
ESL Teacher
Teacher Librarian
Teacher Librarian
H & PE Teacher
ICLT Teacher
Mrs Hilary Boxshall
Mrs Suzanne Dillon
Mrs Ros Kelly
Mrs Patricia Hickey
Sr. Carmela Zammit
To be advised
Mrs Moira Stewart
Mrs Lisa Irwin
Mrs Janet McAfee
Mr Paul Shaw
Italian Teacher
Mr Mario Collura
Teacher 2 White
Teacher 3 Blue
Teacher 3 White
Teacher 4 Blue
Teacher 4 White
Teacher 5 Blue
Guidance Counsellor
Music Teacher
Administration Support
Finance Secretary
School Secretary/Teacher Aide
School Secretary/Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Prep Aide
Prep Aide
Library Aide
Groundsperson
Tuckshop Convenor
Mrs Charlotte Smith
Mr Adrian Van Praag
SCHOOL OFFICERS
Mrs Pattie Linning
Mrs Robyn Weston
Mrs Maree Shaw
Mrs Gillian Mazoletti
Mrs Andrea James
Mrs Lyn Kasatchenko
Mrs Paula Lisignoli
Mrs Lucy Townsend
Mrs. Michelle Gaddes
Mrs Pauline Albiez
Mrs Trudi Donda
Mrs Bernadette Kelly
Mrs. Mary Henricks
ANCILLARY STAFF
Mr Josh O’Connor
Mrs Donna Leahy
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Camp Hill, Qld 4152
Email: [email protected]
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