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Newsletter
Thursday
Term 1 Week 2
5th February
2015
Acting Principal’s Message
This week began with our first formal school Assembly for the year. What a wonderful sight to see our entire
school community, including the Preps, come together for the first time in 2015. Our Year 6 students did a wonderful job in their role in coordinating proceedings, including leading prayer, the celebration of birthdays and presenting Bee Awards. As you may be aware, with the school growing in numbers, the decision was made in late 2014
to move to a three house system. Mackillop House (blue) is in honour of our patron saint. Carrol House (red) is
named after our first parish priest. Joseph House (gold) recognises the Sisters of St Joseph. At Monday’s Assembly, we commenced announcing the house allocations, with our Year 6 students the first to be called. As the
week has progressed we have continued to do this with each year level, so by Friday all students will know the
house to which they are assigned. One of our focus areas this year will be to foster in students an affiliation to their school
house and develop a sense of positive house spirit and pride. Each of the people after which the houses are named can offer us
much inspiration.
New Building Works Imminent!
Last week I had the opportunity to meet for the first time with consulting engineers and building services team
who are key players in supporting me to advance St Pius’ next building project. This initiative will see five new
general learning areas (classrooms) and new toilets built on the site of the current tennis courts. The existing
toilets and current music room will be demolished. With tenders now in, a building company has been contracted
and work is currently planned to commence on Monday week, 16th February! I’m putting on my Bob the Builder
hat, and I plan to share more information with the community at the Parent Information Evening on 11 th February. Watch this space also. Next week we will be preparing the children for some modifications to the playground and their routines as we get ready for the building work to commence. I will endeavour to keep you
abreast with the work as it progresses.
Update on Student Protection at St Pius School
Your children and their safety and wellbeing are our priority. St Pius 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 Pius 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. A printed copy
of this document is available in the school library and is readily accessible during school hours.
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 Non-Compliance
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.
Address: Apperley Street, Banyo Qld 4014
Phone: 07 3267 7306
Fax: 07 3267 1217
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stpiusbanyo.qld.edu.au
Banyo-Nundah Catholic Parish: Ph: 3266 1444 Fax: 3266 4088 Office: 20 Donkin Street, Nundah
Acting Principal’s Message
Family and Child Connect Services - The Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, has now established Family and Child Connect services to provide support to families. Please make contact with the school if you feel your
family may benefit from contact with a Family and Child Connect Service or a local support service.
Concerns or Further Information - Parents and students should talk to the Student Protection Contact, Mrs Maria Einam, the
class teacher or myself, the Principal, if there are any concerns about the safety and wellbeing of any student or concerns about
the behaviour of a staff member or volunteer. We take all reports seriously and will handle them in accordance with our Student Protection Processes.
Please contact myself, as the Principal, or Student Protection Contact, Mrs Maria Einam if you have any questions or concerns
about any matter or require further information about student protection.
Volunteer Training and Other Personnel Training
As a result of the changes to the legislation around student protection, resources for training volunteers who work in schools
have also been updated. Parents and other volunteers (who will require a ‘Blue Card’ e.g. grandparents) are required to undertake training by the school. We are currently in the process of updating our school website to reflect these developments.
Please keep an eye out in next week’s newsletter edition for more information.
Parent Information Evening
A reminder that on Wednesday evening next week, 11th February, all classes / year levels in the school will host a Parent Information Evening. The night will commence at 6.30pm with everyone gathering in the church. Shortly afterwards we will break into
class groups, and from 7.40pm the P&F will host a meet and greet in the hall. I look forward to seeing you there.
It is expected that each family is represented at these information sessions. If this is not possible, please advise your class
teacher/s so that important information can be shared with you.
Medical Updates
The importance of keeping the school informed with up-to-date medical information about your child/ren cannot be stressed enough. Please contact Carolyn in the school office as soon as possible if your child’s medical circumstances have changed since you last provided us with this information. This particularly applies to
medication. Whilst many parents and carers inform class teachers about general medical information from
time to time, the office needs to keep accurate and detailed records, for the health and wellbeing our your
child/ren.
School Fees 2015
School Fees for Term One, 2015 will be issued shortly. As you are aware, fees are issued quarterly (once
per term).
There are various ways to pay the fees:
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BPAY, Cash, cheque, eftpos, credit card.
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Direct debit (collect a form from the office)
Set up internet banking with your bank to pay into our account (our account details can be collected from
the office)
Supply your credit card details and a letter of authority and we will debit your card monthly or quarterly (usually at the beginning
of the month). All direct debit and credit card authorities need to be filled out at the beginning of each year. For those families
who have in the office letters of authority to deduct fees from their credit card, you will need to supply us with another letter with
card details and expiry date and whether to deduct by the term or month.
If you think you may qualify for a concession, forms are also available at the office. Please, if families have difficulty in meeting
fee commitments, contact the school office prior to the due date to make arrangements. My sincere thanks, in advance, to the
vast majority of families who will ensure that they meet their financial commitments on time and in full.
Did you get your copy?
Last Friday I sent home to all families a copy of the school’s Anaphylaxis Management - Guidelines & Procedures, with a covering letter. This plan plays a significant role in supporting the safety and well-being of all our children. Each and every person in
the St Pius community has an important role to play, every day, in its implementation. In particular, please remember……
“… we request that students do not bring peanuts, tree nuts (such as walnuts, almonds, pecans, pistachios, pine nuts
and cashews) or any foods that contain nuts as an ingredient, to school. The only exception to this will be for students who
have a diagnosed medical condition where their dietary needs require a nut based product, and where this has been discussed
with the school and a plan put in place to support the safety of all students.
These guidelines do not apply to those foods with labels that state ‘may contain traces of nuts’. Students are allowed to bring
foods that state ‘may contain traces of nuts’.
Address: Apperley Street, Banyo Qld 4014
Phone: 07 3267 7306
Fax: 07 3267 1217
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stpiusbanyo.qld.edu.au
Banyo-Nundah Catholic Parish: Ph: 3266 1444 Fax: 3266 4088 Office: 20 Donkin Street, Nundah
Acting Principal’s Message
Parent Information Evening
A reminder that on Wednesday evening next week, 11th February, all classes / year levels in the school will host a Parent Information Evening. The night will commence at 6.30pm with everyone gathering in the church. Shortly afterwards we will break
into class groups, and from 7.40pm the P&F will host a met and greet in the hall. We understand that it can be tricky for some
families to organise babysitting. Please, if you do have not have other option but to bring your child/ren, they must be in your
care and with you at all times. Playing outside will not be an option. I look forward to seeing you there.
It is expected that each family is represented at these information sessions. If this is not possible, please advise your class
teacher/s so that important information can be shared with you.
As part of the school’s guidelines students are not allowed to share their food with other children. It is important
that parents are aware of these guidelines when bringing in birthday cakes and sweets to celebrate a child’s
birthday.”
I’d also like to stress that we teach the children not to share their water bottles either. In supporting us with this, can all parents
and carers please ensure that their child/ren has/have a water bottle for school every day. With the drinking bubblers near the
toilets soon to be demolished, having their own water bottle is also an important strategy in keep students hydrated.
I look forward to meeting many parents at next Wednesday’s Parent Information Evening.
Quote for the week…
Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.
(John Dewey)
(Ref: http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/j/johndewey154060.html?src=t_education)
Warm regards,
Margo Carwardine
Live, Love, Learn, and in the spirit of St Mary MacKillop’s motto for life, Never see a need without doing something about it.
Term 1 Across the School Date Claimers
The following key events and dates are significant to our school.
New events since the last Newsletter edition are marked with a *. Please note these in your diary or on your calendar.
February
th
Friday, 6
Monday 9th
Swimming Lessons Years 1, 2, 3
Swimming Lessons Years 4, 5, 6 and lunchtime free swimming Years 2 - 6
Wednesday, 11th
Parent Information Evening
Thursday, 12th
P&F Meet and Greet Night (Beer, Wine and Cheese, in the Hall)
Opening School Liturgy, 9.00am
Friday, 13th
Tuckshop first day, every Friday
Monday, 16
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Swimming Carnival, Years 3 – 6 (+ minimum number of Year 2 children, TBA)
Wednesday, 18
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Ash Wednesday
*School Board Meeting
Tuesday, 24th
* Year 4 Band lessons start
Wednesday, 25
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P&F AGM Meeting
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Thursday 26 – Friday, 27
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School Leadership Conference
March
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Tuesday, 3 March
* Year 2 Bugs Education Incursion
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Wednesday 11 – Friday, 13
Tuesday, 17
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Saturday, 22
Friday, 27
th
Year 6 Camp at Mapleton
St Patrick’s Day
nd
Harmony Day
th
Arch Bishop Mark visiting
April
Thursday, 2
Friday, 3
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Friday, 3
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Sunday, 5
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- Sunday, 19
School Holidays
Good Friday
th
Monday, 6
Last Day of Term 1
th
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Monday, 20th
Easter Sunday
Easter Monday
School resumes, Term 2 commences
APRE Message
Opening School Year Liturgy
A Light for All to See
You are all very welcome to attend our beginning of the school year celebration at our ‘Opening Liturgy’ next
Thursday at 9am in the church. Fr Bernie will lead our liturgy as we ask for God’s blessing in 2015. We do ask
parents to please sit on the outside row of the church (carpark side) as the school numbers are increasing.
At this liturgy we will be inducting and blessing our Senior Leaders for 2015 and presenting them with their
badges. The senior class of 2015 will then read their pledge of leadership to the school community.
Each class will present to the community their class covenant for 2015. It is their promise that as a group they
will support each other, work to the best of their ability and be ‘A Light for All to See’
Let us Pray
Living God,
Come and be light for our eyes. Be the air we breathe; be the voice we speak.
Come be the song we sing. Be our path as we walk in Your light.
Your life was given for all people, so that death would be overcome
and life would be eternal.
Fill us with Your vision as people of justice, healing, forgiving,
light for the world.
We ask this through Christ, our Lord, from whom all good things come. Amen
Pick up Zone Volunteers
A safety program called, ‘Look Out!’ is in place for our Pick up Zone in the afternoons. This is a
Brisbane City Council initiative to ensure the safety of our children in this area. We are very grateful
for the many volunteers we had in assisting us with this program last year and again this year we
need your assistance. If you are able to volunteer one or two afternoons between 2:50-3:05pm to
assist the safe transition of children to the cars in the Pick Up Zone (in Apperley St) we would be
extremely grateful. Please see the office. If you are new to the program please give your name to
Carolyn and the Brisbane City Council will run a quick induction course to brief you with the procedures that must be adhered to by the drivers, the students and volunteers.
New Users of the Pick -Up Zone
Remember to pick up an information and agreement form if you plan to use the Pick- Up Zone in the
afternoon. It is a quick read and a signature to confirm that you will follow the Pick-Up Zone safety
rules. You will then be provided with a sign to fix to your front visor that will be labelled with your family
surname. This sign assist the volunteers and teachers to identify the car and then they will have the
children ready in the pick Up Zone. This is a safe, efficient system that is successful due to parents
volunteering in the Pick-Up Zone and also from the parents in the cars complying to the Pick- Up Zone
rules.
Swimming Reminders
*Swimming lessons for Yr4-6 are on Mondays
*Swimming lessons for Yr 1-3 are on Fridays with the Prep classes starting Feb 20 th.
*Lunch time swimming for students in Yr 2-6, who have returned their blue permission form, is on
Mondays.
*All students need their swimmers, rashy, swimming cap, towel, thongs, sunscreen and
googles (optional). Please have all these items named and here on the proper swimming days.
*Please remind your child that the swimming gear needs to go home each day as well!
Quote from Kim
Blessings
Kim
IMPORTANT
AFTERNOON PARKING
Please do not park at the lower end of Apperley Street
as it restricts and limits the flow of the Pick Up Zone for
the afternoons.
Apperley Street is one way in the afternoons exiting
onto St Vincent’s Road.
Student Awards
Prep G - Charlie Herd
Prep R - Aidan Downey
Prep Y - Anton Power
Year 1G - Archer Bickerstaff
Year 1Y - Charlie Burton
These Awards
Year 2G - Marnie Briggs
are presented
Year 2Y - Ruby Whalan
at Assembly on
Monday 9th February
Year 3G - Hakim Seal Moradi
Year 3Y - Lucas Thompson
All Welcome
Year 4G - Mykaela McDonald
Year 4Y - Mitch Gilbert
Year 5G - Breanna Christie
Year 6G - Jack Muirhead
PE Class Award - Prep G
Music Award - Yr 1G
Library Student Award - Samantha Wesche
Principal’s Ice Cream Award
“Angelina Lovi - Yr 1Y“
For the kind and caring way that she looked after a friend in need on the
very first day of school. … a living example of Mary McKillop’s motto for
life.
(Each week in 20015, a member of our St Pius community will be selected to receive the Principal’s Ice Cream Award. The award will acknowledge
the recipient’s contribution to the school community that reflects the spirit of St Mary MacKillop. Aside from receiving a certificate, the recipient will
receive a voucher for a medium take home pack of Baskin Robins Ice Cream. Thank you to the school family who donated this prize.
Sports News
As this is my first newsletter I would like to introduce myself. My name is Nathan Croft I am
the new HPE teacher and Sports Coordinator at St Pius Banyo. I studied Teaching and Health
and Physical Education at the University of Newcastle. For the past 15 years I have spent
time in many different positions within the education industry from HPE teacher to Dean of Students
at a residential college at the University of Queensland. I have a real passion for the education of
young people particularly in sports and activity. I am married with a son who turns 9 this year. Some
of my hobbies include playing guitar, surfing, fishing and camping with my family.
Enough about me, I would sincerely like to thank everybody at St Pius for their very warm welcome,
especially the students and staff who have been extremely kind to me in my first week of teaching.
This week the class of the week has to go to Prep Green. They were my very first Prep class this
year and have amazed me with their ability to stay on task, be kind and respectful to each other and
remained very attentive as we learnt the new rules in PE with a game of freeze. Well done Prep
Green.
Swimming Carnival
The Yr 3-6 swimming carnival is coming up on Monday 16th February at the St Pius School Pool.
This is the first Carnival with the new house system. I am really looking forward to some great house
spirit from the students as they start the new year in their new houses and start new traditions here
at St Pius Banyo. Watch this space for the results of the carnival and fantastic photos of the day.
Queensland Roar Football (Soccer)
At our assembly we had a development officer from the Queensland Roar speak to the students
about a program they will be running at School starting next Monday 9th February. It will be on the
School oval from 3.05 – 4.05pm and will continue for 4 weeks. A flyer went home with students this
week to enrol on line, if you are interested please turn up on the afternoon and join in the fun with the
Queensland Roar.
Once again thankyou for your kind welcome to St Pius and I look forward to meeting you all.
Kind regards
Nathan Croft
HPE Teacher/ Sports Coordinator
WANTED!
The school library would like to
speak to anyone interested in
showcasing their ‘collection’ at our
school. You might collect, old
cameras, teapots, teddy bears,
thimbles, teaspoons, postcards or
other ephemera. The items will
be kept in a locked glass cabinet.
If you are interested please
contact Ms Nat Phelan in the
Library.
P&F Message
Uniform Shop
Parent Information Evening
Wednesday 11th February
In the Church at 6.30pm
afterwards wine and cheese in the hall
All uniforms & bags are sold at Lowes Toombul
Library bags will be available at Lowes ASAP
P&F AGM
Wednesday 25th February at 7pm
All positions are open
With nomination forms available from the
school office.
Leesa Dalton P&F Secretary.
email: [email protected]
School Messages
Absent/Illness
You must inform the school by phone on the absentee
phone line by 9.30am each day when your child is sick or
away from school. The phone number is 3267 7306 then
press 1 to leave a message. ie: child's name, class and reason they are away and for how long if known.
Volunteering
All parents and grandparents volunteering in the school for
classrooms, excursions, tuckshop, swimming etc are required to fill out the volunteer pack for 2015 the new policy
require you to go on line
News forms available Wednesday 11th February from the
school office and forms can be entered on line.
School Hat
Please remind your child to bring their hat to school every
day, as no hat means no play and kids need to play. Head
lice are active in schools so lets try to keep them out of St
Pius Primary.
Labels
Please name and label ALL items worn and brought to
school including lunch boxes, and drink bottles.
Qualified - Swimming lessons
0411 862 441 / [email protected]
Have any details changed for you?
WE NEED TO KNOW
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Phone numbers
Address
Emergency contacts and numbers
Email address
Sacramental information updates
We need to know of any changes so all your
information is correct and accurate. Please
email or drop a note into the office if any of the
above is relevant to you and your family.
Thankyou
Please name ALL of your child’s items
Lunch boxes, drink bottles and swimming caps
The St Pius Swimming Caps are part
of the uniform. Cost is $8 each from
the school office.
Tuckshop
Tuckshop commences on:
Friday 13th February
For all students 1st and 2nd breaks
VOLUNTEERS
WE NEED YOU
We are in urgent need of new volunteers for 2015
and if your interested, please phone
Theresa on 0407 115 662.
and
Theresa will be in the tuckshop on Monday 9th Feb
between 8.30am to 9.15am for any questions you
may have about volunteering for tuckshop.
All care givers are welcome, and we currently have
a couple of grandmothers who are a great help.
A new price list will be available shortly.
Volunteering
All parents and grandparents volunteering in the
school for classrooms, excursions, tuckshop, swimming etc are required to fill out the volunteer pack
for 2015 the new policy require you to go online
News forms available Wednesday 11th February
from the school office and forms can be entered
on line.
All tuckshop orders are to be handed in on
Thursdays of each week.
Banyo Nundah Parish
Sacramental Journey 2015
Home Work Club
Attention All Students
On Wednesday evening a parent information night
was held for parents whose children will be making
their sacraments this year. Parents of children who are
in Year 3 or older and whose children have been baptised in the Catholic church are still able to enrol their
child, even if they missed out on the information session. Please drop into the parish office, 20 Donkin
Street, Nundah to pick up an enrolment form, and
bring along a copy of your child's baptism certificate
and the fee of $35. Office hours are Mon-Fri 9.30am4.30pm.
The first group session will begin on Saturday 14 February at Nolan Hall, Nundah at your chosen group
time. Children and their parents are then also asked
to come to one of the weekend Masses of 14/15 February for formal enrolment into the Sacramental Journey. For further information please contact me by
email [email protected].
I am looking forward to working with the children and
their families as they continue their Sacramental Journey.
God Bless,
Angela Greathead
Sacramental Co-ordinator.
The Banyo Homework Club is recommencing next week on Wednesday the 11th of February 2015, from
3pm to 5pm at the Banyo Public Library. The club provides one on one
or small group tutoring free of
charge, to aid and assist students
with their homework in a fun, positive and safe environment. The
Homework Club is hosted by education students from the Australian
Catholic University who are currently
in their second, third or final years of
their bachelor’s degrees. All ages
and years levels are welcome, so
please come along.
For any further information please
feel free to contact Laura Azzopardi
via email,
[email protected] or
phone on 0404477923.
Vacancy- School Crossing Supervisors
Casual positions exist for School Crossing Supervisors at ST PIUS, BANYO and multiple schools throughout the region.
Please tell neighbours, friends and family of these positions available. Please help us to help our students.
School Crossing Supervisor positions are for up to 5 days per week on a roster.
Remuneration $27.49 per hour.
Contact the Brisbane North Road Safety Office for more information
Phone: 3863 9873
Email: [email protected]
Library News
Welcome back to all our wonderful readers! 2015 is shaping up to be an exciting year
in the school library. During our final week last year I was delighted to observe that
our collection is very current and overflowing with mostly new books, particularly our
‘chapter books’ collection (general fiction). However, we love hearing about new fiction titles and series that we haven’t found out about yet –so keep letting us know your
suggestions.
Library Makerspace
Have you heard about the uber cool library movement of the makerspace? We are
following suit here at school with our own little invention station, fablab, tinkering space (or simply a space to make
stuff). We have some busy little minds at St Pius that were searching for an exciting creative outlet and now it’s
here! Makerspace runs for years 4-7 every Thursday, first break in the library. Activities will run fortnightly
(sometimes weekly) where a new ‘creative seed’ will be planted for our little ‘makers’.
Parents and the Library
We want more parent borrowers! Please pop in anytime and have a look at our great parent collection. From parenting titles, to lunchbox recipe books, we are here to support and assist you. We are also more than happy to take
requests! Looking for other ways to get involved? Come and speak to us about how you can help.
The Magic of Reading
I believe that instilling a love of reading often starts with developing a family culture of reading. Paul Jennings
states that “there are many acts of love that turn children into caring adults. Reading them stories is one of
them” (2003, The Reading Bug). In the hectic, busy life that plagues contemporary families, the simple act of sharing a book can connect us in a slow, genuine and mindful way. Here are some ideas for building a strong family
reading culture:
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Visit libraries together. Don’t provide answers to your child’s questions; let them
find it in a book.
Read three stories every day. Mem Fox advises that we may use a formula for this
– a new book, a familiar book and a favourite. See her website for more ideas with
her “10 Read-Aloud-Commandments”.
http://memfox.com/for-parents/for-parents-ten-read-aloud-commandments/
For gift giving moments in our family we use the following mantra: “Something they
want, something they need, something to wear and Something to read”. Books
should be treated as treasured items.
Dads who make their own reading visible (magazines, newspapers, novels) are doing a great service to their children – especially if you have a son.
Have fun with reading, keep calm and avoid pressuring children about their abilities.
Stay tuned for some great book suggestions over upcoming newsletters J
Ms Nat Phelan (Teacher Librarian).
Beginning 2015, St Pius has decided to change to a new book club provider in the aim to
position our students to make better choices in supporting their own literacy. With less
access to ‘candy lane’ products and a focus on “providing engaging and educational
books to kids and promoting Australian products” we hope that your experience with
book club this year is vastly improved.
For your reference I have included information regarding the aim of Redgum Book Club
and should you require further information please consult their website. https://www.redgumbookclub.com.au/redgum
Our Vision To encourage children’s literacy and reading through the promotion of quality books and products by Australian authors, illustrators and publishers.
Our Aim To provide schools, parents and children with:
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A strong foundation for literacy
Products that will stimulate the mind and imagination
Quality children’s books with a focus on learning
Books that will promote a love of reading
An opportunity for parents and children to enjoy reading together
An opportunity for parents and children to engage in educational adventures together
Enrolments 2016-2019
NOW OPEN
Mary MacKillop College Yr7-12
Mary MacKillop College invites families to
an Information and Enrolment Evening
on Wednesday 18 February at 5:15pm in
the Josephite Cultural Centre, 126 Buckland Rd, Nundah.
Come along and meet our new Principal
and learn about the wide range of outstanding academic, cultural, sporting and
service opportunities on offer.
A Mary MacKillop education inspires hope
and builds confidence in young women
who have a passion for lives of justice,
respect and peace for all.
For further information please phone us on
32662100, email [email protected]
or visit www.mmc.qld.edu.au
Enrolment applications for Year 7 2016
should be lodged by the end of March
KIDS LOVE DRAMA
PARENTS LOVE THE RESULTS!
Our unique drama system develops confidence and communication skills
in children and teenagers.
Dynamic and structured, our programme covers speech,
movement, creative drama and language development with
all students participating in an end-of- year production.
Our acclaimed drama programme is implemented by dynamic teachers who work enthusiastically to bring out the very
best in your child.
Affordable Fees! No Hidden Costs!
Lower Primary (5-8), Upper Primary (9–12) and Youth Theatre (12–18).
Helen O’Grady Drama Academy
Please phone the Principal Margaret Treuel B.A., Dip. Ed.
Ph 3353 0555
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Sunday 21 June 2015
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Sunday 13 September 2015
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Saturday 24 October 2015
Past and Present Parents’ Reunion
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Email: [email protected]
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