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Volume 29 - 16 September, 2014 Dear Parents and Students
Wise and Faithful Guide Wisdom 9:11 Each footstep on the vacillating path of life, Each heartbeat on the rugged road of growth, Each passage on the shifting river of renewal, Each thoroughfare of increasing self-knowledge, Each route on the way toward further freedom, Requires the attendance of your wise presence. Whether the journey is deliberate or unexpected, Whether the voyage is taken inward or outward, With every inch of the tentative way that I travel I count on your companionship and teaching. “Fragments of your Ancient Name” by Joyce Rupp
As we approach the upcoming holidays I take this opportunity to extend our very best wishes to Ms Wood, Ms Begley and Ms Bauer each of whom will be taking long service leave in Term Four. May their time away be nourishing and renewing. To Mrs Matheson we also offer our very special blessings and prayers for her maternity leave; and to Ms Rynne we give our thanks for the time she has so generously given this term to the extra responsibilities as Acting Coordinator of Workplace Learning.
SPRING LUNCHEON I wish to sincerely congratulate and thank the Loreto Past Pupils’ Association (LPPA) on the huge success of the Spring Luncheon. This year we had a record attendance with over 240 guests. This even is hosted by the Association and warmly welcomes our entire community. We enjoyed a ‘Spring’ afternoon with Mums and their daughters from every Year Level, Past Pupils - some celebrating their 35th and 50th year reunions - and for the first time, ‘Loreto Old Boys’! It was marvellous to have everyone with us and many have promised next year to return with two tables (or more!). Particular thanks go to Martine Whitton, President of the LPPA, and her extraordinarily hard working committee. From the beautiful welcome, to the room décor, raffles and more, we recognise that events such as these are a massive and often selfless undertaking. Their wonderful and generous efforts ensured that the afternoon was full of fun, entertainment and much felicitous laughter.
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CRUCI Yesterday afternoon “Cruci” was officially “handed over” from the builders to the school. (Although some external finishes are still to be finalized.) What a momentous day! As I walked through the building I couldn’t help but think, with a heart full of gratitude, of the long list of people who have given so much and so generously to make this building a reality. I really look forward to its opening next month and to having the opportunity to say “Thank You” to you all. I particularly can’t wait to share this wonderful space with the students and teachers next term and to see the community at large embrace it as a place of learning, sharing and “being Loreto”.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Sarah Novic (Year 12), Sidonie Smith (Year 10) and Helena Beiers (Year 9) on their selection to compete in the Met East 13-19 Years Track & Field State Championships in late October. We wish the girls every enjoyment and success.
BEST WISHES I offer my best wishes to you all for a restful and rejuvenating holiday in the glorious season of Spring. May you enjoy a well-earned break and return refreshed and ready for the final term ahead.
Yours sincerely
Chery Hamilton Principal
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Wednesday 17 September
Saturday 11 October
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Water Polo - Round 1
Round 3 - CaSSSA Basketball
All Schools’ Touch Football
Thursday 18 September
Sunday 12 October
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Year 10 BP Excursion
Monday 13 October
Round 7 - BMTA Touch Football
Year 12 Home Ec Excursion
Friday 19 September
Audition Forms (Ensembles 2015) due
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Tuesday 14 October
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 6.00pm
END OF TERM 3 - School will finish at the normal time of 3.20pm
Wednesday 15 October
Labour Day Holiday
Catholic Mission Information Evening
Photos - Daughters of Past Pupils, Year 12 Cohort, Sports and group photos
Round 5 - CaSSSA Basketball
Monday 6 October
Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast
Tuesday 7 October
Thursday 16 October
Years 9 - 12 German Excursion
Wednesday 8 October
Loreto/Villanova Debate - 4.00pm
Year 10 Camp
Round 8 & 9 - BMTA Touch Football
Year 9 ’Seed’ Day
Friday 17 October
Year 9 ‘Seed’ Parent Workshop - 700pm MWC
Lord Mayors’ Sports Breakfast
Year 11 Leadership Day
Junior Volleyball Schools’ Cup
Round 4 - CaSSSA Basketball
Private Music Tuition 2015 Forms due
Thursday 9 October
Music Scholarships 2015 Forms due
Year 10 Camp
Year 11 Visual Art Studies Workshop
All Schools’ Touch Football
Year 9 English Performance
Year 11 Leadership Day
Rosie’s Street Outreach - 6.30pm
Music Extension Recital
‘Room to Read’ Fundraiser Dinner - 7.00pm MWC
TERM 4 COMMENCES
Friday 10 October
Year 10 Camp
All Schools’ Touch Football
Year 11 Leadership Day
Year 9 Parent Gathering by the Pool - 7.00pm
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Flexischools Loreto Tuckshop News Just a reminder that we are moving to a cashless tuckshop by the start of Term 4, 2014, so we would encourage you to look at setting up a Flexischools account this term to prepare for this transition. Some students have had some small issues but these are generally due to some minor errors that occurred when the Flexischools account and card were first set up. If you are setting up an account for the first time, or your daughter has had some issues, we have some hints for you on how to fix these 1.
Ensure you link your daughter’s Loreto ID card to the account you have set up. When you link the card number you must use your daughter’s student number which begins with an ‘s’ for student eg. s1477323. Please use a lower case ‘s’ at the beginning of the student ID number.
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If you set a daily cash limit on this account your daughter will not be able to purchase anything that goes over this limit. You may like to review the tuckshop menu before you set this limit. If you do an online order this limit does not apply.
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There also needs to be sufficient funds in your Flexischools’ account if your daughter is to be able to buy from the tuckshop. You may consider enabling an auto top on your account once it reaches a certain level to alleviate this problem.
If you are having issues with your daughter using her card then it is best to contact the excellent help desk service that Flexischools offer by ringing 1300 361 769 or via their website www.flexischools.com.au Gavin Swanson Deputy Principal - ICT
Not continuing in 2015? Reminder of Student Withdrawal Policy As the end of another year draws near, families are asked to notify the College, at your earliest convenience, if your daughter(s) will not be continuing at Loreto College in 2015. Families are reminded of the College’s student withdrawal policy requiring one term’s notice in writing of any intention to withdraw a student from the College. Formal notice is to be given no later than the first day of Term 4. In default of such notice, one term’s fees will be required. Your assistance with this communication is paramount so 2015 classes can be finalised before the end of year and appropriate positions can be offered to girls on our current waiting list. If your daughter will not be continuing in 2015 please notify the Enrolments and Communications Manager, Ms Emma Beach at enrol@loreto.qld.edu.au or phone the office on 3394 9999 by the first day of Term 4. Thank you.
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English News - The Brisbane Writers’ Festival Recently the Year 9 students and two teachers attended the Friday session of Word Play. The girls elected to attend three sessions on the day. There were book signings and meeting the authors as well. The girls had a great day, learning about the craft of writing and the importance of reading. We hope their enthusiasm will spread among the year level. Read their responses and feel their enjoyment. Mrs Catherine O’Donoghue and Mrs Kerensa O’Neill. On Friday 5 September, a group of Grade 9’s went to the Brisbane Writers’ Festival. This festival was to help teach the students new ways of writing. One of the talks was “Hip-Hopology and the Power of the Poem”. This session was a show run by two men, Scott Wings and Omar Musa, who were mixing their rap and hip hop skills with their poetic knowledge. Their poetic raps can be about anything the writer is feeling or questioning. The reason for this inspirational show was best described by Scott Wings, as a renaissance “showcasing words in a new and different way”. This experience has definitely helped to broaden our minds to new possibilities in our creative and analytical writing. Aimee Conwell 9 Red
Amanda Braxton-Smith shared her insight about how she used her love of history that led her to blend historical medieval society with a supernatural world, to create her series Secrets of Carrick. During her presentation, she shared images from her research about the medieval times and how you can turn pictures into words. She was passionate about communicating with us, as young people, about history and inspired young authors to explore art work for hidden stories. Overall, Amanda was an inspirational author and we are grateful to have had the opportunity to attend the Brisbane Writers’ Festival. Shannon Boyce 9 White The session “You have been Selected” by Sean Williams gave an informative insight about the importance of perseverance as a writer. Williams spoke about how as a young boy he loved immersing himself in the world of sci-fi novels and creative writing. Eventually, his love for stories motivated him to create his own. At first he just wrote short stories for his close friends and family and he never thought that he could turn his passion into a career. During his time at university Sean couldn’t focus on his study, as he wanted to write stories instead of studying. Half way through his course Sean dropped out of university and gave himself a goal to write and publish a book within ten years. During this time Sean was only earning money from small part time jobs that were barely enough. But despite his low income he persisted with his book because he “would rather be poor doing something he loved than be rich doing something he hated.” After five years of writing and being rejected by various publishers, Sean finally published his first book. To date the Adelaide writer has published over 80 short stories and 39 novels. To me, and I'm sure to everyone else in the audience, his story of perseverance was very inspirational and motivating to aspiring young writers. Zoe Schramm 9 Gold On Friday 5 September, a group 45 Year 9 students from Loreto attended the Brisbane Writers’ Festival. The first session of the day for some was ‘Kingdoms and Quests’ and we had the opportunity to listen to Isobelle Carmody, an Australian writer and Voice Actor. Isobelle published her first book in 1987 and has written over 30 novels, including the ‘Obernewtyn’ and ‘Little Fur’ series. This captivating speech was not just about her books but she also shared with us the inspiration for her stories and her cherished childhood memories. Isobelle started writing at the age of 14 but modestly pointed out she was not a prodigy and her work at this age was not well written. She told us her first stories were not written down; they were shared verbally with her seven younger siblings whilst she was babysitting. The inspiration for many of Isobelle’s most recent characters came from puppets and other plush toys owned by her daughter. This includes the puppets ‘Crow’ and ‘Fox’ from the Little Fur series which we had the pleasure of meeting. Isobelle Carmody is a fantastic author and I believe every one of us walked away from ‘Kingdoms and Quests’ inspired and in awe of her accomplishments. Kate Pertnikovs and Grace Treby 9 Red
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On Friday, as my second session, I saw Will Kostakis talk about his novels, in particular The First Third, but also he told us how he became an author. Will's story started when he was in Grade Six when he was reading Hatchet and got bored, so he decided to write a story about his Dad and his new girlfriend. Over the years, and many publishers, Will refined his writing skills and by the time he was in Year 12 he received a book deal with Penguin, with a book he had only written one chapter of. By the time he was 19 his first novel Loathing Lola was finished and going to be released. With his entertaining family stories and thrilling sense of humour, Will Kostakis not only taught us to add a bit of who you are into your novels, but also brought joy and laughter to a fascinating session. Ruby Daly 9 Blue
On Friday, I was lucky enough to travel with a group of other Year nine girls to the Brisbane Writers’ Festival. As an avid reader and writer, it was a fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable day. I was able to select three authors’ presentations to attend and my personal favourite was AJ (Amanda) Betts', which was titled 'Zac, Mia and Me'. Firstly, Amanda was hilarious and well-spoken; one of those people you could just listen to for hours. Having read none of her books, I was unsure of how much I would like her session, and I was definitely not let down. We started off with how she gets ideas for her books, which she informed us included people watching and a very low quality muffin she was served at a coffee shop. However, her most recent book, Zac and Mia, was inspired by a more sombre aspect of her life. When Amanda isn't writing books for young adults, she is a teacher in a children's cancer ward in Perth. One of her patients, a sixteen year old girl, requested that she write a love story. From this request, Amanda formulated Zac and Mia, the story of two cancer patients who form a relationship on two different sides of a hospital room wall. Amanda's speech was funny, relatable, engaging and extremely touching. Hearing some of her stories really puts things into perspective and made me realise how lucky I am. After having a sample from the book read to us and witnessing her charisma and brilliance firsthand, I know I'll be getting my hands on her books. And I strongly suggest everybody else does too. Phoebe Reid-Smith 9 Gold
Career News QTAC Preferences Due by 30 September A reminder to Year 12 students wishing to apply for courses through QTAC that all preferences should be lodged by 30 September. Please note that: if choosing BPAY, you should make payment by Monday 29 to avoid paying higher application fees (due to processing times). Visit www.qtac.edu.au for more information on courses, applying and important dates. QUT Scholarships I encourage you to check the details of the Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship program. Applications are online and close on Friday 21 November 2014. A range of other scholarships are available to reward and support first-year students including scholarships for sporting excellence and a range of other categories based on specific circumstances. Explore the full range of scholarships on offer at QUT at www.qut.edu.au/study/undergraduate-study/undergraduate-scholarships . University of Queensland Scholarships The University of Queensland offers a range of scholarships to first year students. The Online Application Form and all supporting documentation for 2015 Academic Scholarships must be received by The University of Queensland by 5pm Friday 31 October 2014. Visit http://scholarships.uq.edu.au/ for more information. Australian Catholic University The Early Achievers Program encourages students to apply for their desired course before OPs are released.. ACU looks for students who understand the importance of working toward the common good and have a willingness to make a contribution to their communities. EAP Applications are now open. Visit http://www.acu.edu.au/study_at_acu/alternate_entry/early_entry to find out more. Griffith University Your education is one of the most important investments you will make in your lifetime. Scholarships can help with course fees, text books, accommodation costs and living expenses. Visit Griffith University http://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships for more information. Chris Rynne - Careers Coordinator
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Music The Lion King Senior Music students, don’t forget that we have booked tickets to see the Lion King in Term 4 this year. The Year 12 class will be attending on Wednesday 22 October and the Year 11 class will be attending on Thursday 6 November. Could students and their parents please take careful note of these dates. All extra tickets that were advertised in last week’s newsletter have now been allocated – it’s great to see so much interest in this fantastic show! Music Extension Recital The students from this year’s Senior Music Extension class will be performing their assessment in a public concert on Thursday 9 October (first week back next term). This fantastic concert will start at 6pm on the Mary Ward Centre stage and run for approximately 90 minutes. Come along and support the girls as this is always a high quality event! Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
Year 9 Parent Information Night - Wednesday 8 October On 8 October your daughter will be participating in a Personal Development day run by S.E.E.D - Self Esteem Education and Development. To maximise the success of this day for your daughter, your attendance at the parent workshop will be invaluable. The parent workshop is on 8 October and is being held in the Mary Ward Centre at 7pm. Please mark your diary or calendar now and we look forward to seeing you then. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Kirsty Gore - Year 9 Coordinator
Year 10 Camp A final Year 10 camp letter will be sent home this week with instructions and contact numbers for the duration of the camp. The students will have a final camp meeting during PD time this Thursday. The students will be required to be at school by 7.30 am on Wednesday 8 October. Upon arrival at school, the girls should leave their labelled camp gear in the undercroft and proceed to an allocated classroom for roll taking and instructions before the buses leave at 7.45 am. The students will bring their equipment in one of the heavy duty garbage bags to transport their gear on the bus. The foam bed mat can be kept aside providing it is clearly labelled. All students need to be prepared to board the buses with two litres of water, morning tea, a hat and medication, all of which should be readily accessible. Should you need to contact me on the morning of the camp departure, I will be available on the school mobile number indicated on the letter from 7am on Wednesday 8 October. I hope the students are excited about the adventure that awaits them! We are most certainly looking forward to this very important event. Ms Davidson - Year 10 Coordinator
Music Live & Wired Music Festival The Live & Wired Music Festival is always a fantastic end-of-year concert event. Sit on the green of Deshon Oval and be entertained by Sorelle, Exit Stage Left and the Big Bands from Loreto, Villanova and St Laurence’s College. We have a special guest appearance lined up by Little Girl Blue, featuring past pupil Rebecca Meimaris, as well as food stalls, Jumping Castle, Giant Chess, and a licensed bar. It will be a great afternoon for the whole family – for more information see the flyer at the end of this newsletter. Ensemble Audition Forms Applications for positions in 2015 ensembles have now closed. If you somehow missed putting in your application, please see Mr Langford or Mrs Carr in the Music Office urgently. Audition times will be publicised in Week 2 of Term 4 and the auditions themselves will be held on Sunday 26 October between 9 am and 1 pm. Generally, each audition should only last for five minutes and students only need to attend for their own timeslots. Make sure you have prepared a solo piece at your level of expertise and are ready to play up to two scales of your own choice. You may also be asked to do a very simple sight-reading/singing. Some groups have extra audition set work (Sorelle, Exit Stage Left, Big Band, Chorale, Percussionists) so make sure you collect this work from the Music Office in the week before Audition Day! Big Band and Sorelle Rehearsals All members of these groups are reminded that we have organised special rehearsals this coming Friday 19 September. Our Live & Wired performances are very soon after the holidays so please make sure you attend.
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Key Dates for Term Four Please make sure you have the following dates in your diaries! Music Extension Recital: Thursday 9 October 6pm to 7:30pm; Live & Wired Music Festival: Sunday 19 October 3pm to 7pm (with performances by Big Band, Sorelle, Exit Stage Left, Curricular Bands and Improvised Jazz Ensemble); Music Night: Friday 31 October 6pm to 9pm (all Loreto Ensembles who do not perform at Live & Wired); Villanova Big Event: Friday 7 November with dress rehearsal on Thursday 6 November (Orchestra, Senior Choir); Graduation Mass: Friday 21 November (Senior Choir, Selected Junior Choir members and instrumentalists); Mass at the Cathedral of St Stephen: Sunday 2 November 9am to 11:15am (Senior Choir). Senior Choir & Orchestra Please note that in preparation for the Big Event concert at Villanova, we will be running a full day rehearsal on Monday 20 October (this is a student free day so no school classes will be missed). For Senior Choir, we will also ask you to attend a rehearsal on Monday 3 November INSTEAD of your regular Tuesday rehearsal on 4 November that week. Music Support Group I would like to thank all the parents of music students who have been able to attend meetings over these last busy months – only two more meetings to go for 2014! I would particularly like to thank our new executive committee who have been elected during this time – President Monique Gleed, Treasurer Michelle Dalton & Secretaries Paul Isaac & Kate McGuckin! Our next meeting is in Week 2 of next term, Wednesday 15 October, at which we will be making final preparations for the Live & Wired Music Festival. It would be fantastic to see some new music parents there! Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
The Premier’s Anzac Prize 2015 The Premier’s Anzac Prize is a competition organised by the Queensland Department of Education. It was open to all Year 9 and Year 10 girls at Loreto, and across Queensland. The prize is a two week study tour (flight and accommodation paid) to Turkey, Belgium and France. The winners will be taken to ceremonies at Gallipoli and on the Western Front for the centenary celebrations. We had five girls from Year 9 and twelve girls from Year 10 enter the competition for the right to represent Loreto in the wider competition. Congratulations to Year 10 students, Sally Groffman, Alex White and Taylor Whitewood who have been selected to enter the competition. Good luck girls, you have all done an excellent job. I would like to thank Mr McAlinden and Mr Wright for their time and expert input. Nate Dawes - French & Geography Teacher
Sports Department CaSSSA Basketball Draw: Round 3 - Wednesday 17 September Open A vs All Hallows’
All Hallow’s (Mercy Hall) (Bus)
Open B vs St Rita’s
Mt Gravatt Youth and Recreation Centre, Weedon Street, Mansfield (Bus)
Intermediate A vs All Hallows’
Brisbane Girls Grammar School tennis courts, Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill (Bus)
Intermediate B vs Mary Mackillop
Loreto (MWC)
Junior A vs Mt Alvernia
Mt Gravatt Youth and Recreation Centre, Weedon Street, Mansfield (Bus)
Junior B vs All Hallows’
Brisbane Girls Grammar School tennis courts, Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill (Bus) Nyree Wood - Basketball Coordinator
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CaSSSA Basketball Results: Round 1 - 3 September BASKETBALL OPEN
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
Loreto 34
Brigidine 7
B
Loreto 54
St John Fisher 14
BASKETBALL INTER
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
St.Mary’s 43
Loreto 24
B
Loreto 14
Lourdes Hill 9
BASKETBALL JUNIOR
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
Loreto 34
San Sisto 31
B
St.Mary’s 60
Loreto 14
Touch Football - BMTA Junior Competition Draw: Round 6 - Thursday 18 September DIVISION
TEAM NAME
OPEN A
LORETO BARRY
OPEN B/C
ROUND
TIME
OPPOSITION
FIELD
7
8.20pm
AHS Broncos
5
LORETO MORNANE
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8.20pm
Stuartholme All Schools
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16 B/C
LORETO MULHALL
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8.20pm
Southern Storm
3
16 B/C
LORETO WARD
7
8.20pm
Wildcatz Chasers
10
16 D
LORETO DESHON
7
7.30pm
Stuartholme Yellow
11
14 B
LORETO MULWITH
7
BYE
BYE
BYE
14 C BLUE
LORETO BLUE
7
BYE
BYE
BYE
14 D BLUE
LORETO GOLD
7
6.40pm
Stuartholme 8 yellow
13
Results: Round 6 - Thursday 11 September Open A
Loreto Barry
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Wildcatz Untouchables
Loss 0-6
Open B/C
Loreto Mornane
vs
AHS Tigers
Loss 3-7
16B/C
Loreto Mulhall
vs
BYE
16B/C
Loreto Ward
vs
Southern Storm Jets
Loss 1-6
16D
Loreto Deshon
vs
Stuartholme Blue
Loss 0-5
14B
Loreto Mulwith
vs
Eagles Blue
Loss 0-2
14C Blue
Loreto Blue
vs
Tigers Gold
Won 7-2
14D Blue
Loreto Gold
vs
Southern Storm Chaos
Won 3-2
Training resumes on Monday October 13 and Round 8 games are on October 16 – Week 2 of Term 4. Please note that training will be on Monday October 20, which is a student free day, so all teams can maintain some continuity with team strategies so soon after the three week break. All players will be emailed a training program for them to complete individually or with a teammate so physical fitness can be maintained. Mrs Meg Stevens will coordinate Touch Football from the end of Term 3 until the end of the fourth week of Term 4, as I shall be on leave. Her email is stevensm@loreto.qld.edu.au Play well!
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Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast An invitation has gone home to invite all senior students and their mothers to our annual Year 12 Mother and Daughter Breakfast, which will be held on Sunday morning, October 12 from 9am. We look forward to your company as we enjoy a sumptuous breakfast together at the beautiful Moda restaurant at Portside. Tickets are available at www.trybooking.com/frhp Please note any dietary requirements when you are booking. Tables are of 10, so please organise who you would like to sit with, or we can seat you if you would like. Please see flyer in newsletter for further details. The Class of 2014 are extremely excited about celebrating a special morning with their mums and giving thanks for everything that they do. We look forward to sharing this wonderful occasion with you. Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator
Honour Pockets If your daughter requires an honour pocket embroidered onto her NEW style blazer can you please hand it into the service area the first week back next term. Blazers must be dry cleaned and have the letter with the embroidery details attached to the blazer. Please make sure that the blazer is correctly named. Please see below the costs of embroidery. Once the blazers are returned to the school you will be notified of the cost and will be required to pay on collection of blazer. Anne Herft EMBROIDERY SERVICE COSTING Description Initial Embroidery 1 Row of Text
COST
Unpicking of garment by sample machinist
$40.00
Embroidery Disc Setup Artwork Setup Re- stitching of lining/ pocket after embroidery Touch up press Freight ( To and From QLD) Additional 1 Line of Text
Academic Excellence, etc.
$8.00
Grosgrain (gold )
$5.00
Replace pocket with embroidery Pocket extension
$15.00 Small 16x 14 cm
$5.00
(Fabric only)
Large 32 x 14cm
$8.00
Weareco Smart Clothing Company Please not that Weareco uniform suppliers will be closed during the school holidays for September/October as follows:
Monday 22 September
Tuesday 23 September
Friday
Saturday 27 September
Monday 29 September
Monday 7 October – Public Holiday
26 September
All other days are normal trading hours 8.30am – 5.00pm (doors close) and Saturdays 9.00am – 12.00pm. Thank you.
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Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 6 October - Friday 10 October
Library Volunteers Monday 6 October - Friday 10 October
Monday 6 October: Labour Day Holiday Tuesday 7 October: Catherine Davies, Anne Pattison, Rachael Sydney, Maureen Robb Wednesday 8 October: Barrie Spring, Louisa Coote, Vivienne Lloyd Thursday 9 October: Natalie Ryan, Pauline Mednis, Mary Orazio-Smith, Simone Ryan, Marie Loveday Friday 10 October: Gloria Cust, Sue Carey, Christine Murphy, Jane Stephen, Jenny Mullen
Monday 6 October: Labour Day Holiday Tuesday 7 October: Pauline Bussian, Lisa Roberts, Sabrina Anderson-Lenz Wednesday 8 October: Kerri Issac, Allison Holt, Madonna Cash Thursday 9 October: Karen Meimaris, Barb Laycock, Julie Bland Friday 10 October: Irene Panaretos, Christine Schramm, Fin Boyce
Tuckshop Special - $4.00 Monday 6 October: Tuesday 7 October: Wednesday 8 October: Thursday 9 October: Friday 10 October:
Labour Day Holiday Chicken Subs Ham, Cheese & pineapple pizza Nachos Toasted Chicken wraps
Free Children’s Dental Program Metro South Health provides free dental care to children throughout our region. Who is eligible? All children aged 4 through to Year 10; Students in Years 11 and 12 who have a current Centrelink Card, Healthcare Card or Pension Card, 0 - 3 year olds whose parents have a current Centrelink Card, Healthcare Card or Pension Card; 2 - 17 Year olds who are eligible for the child Dental Benefits Schedule. A parent or legal guardian is required to attend every dental appointment. To book for you and your child please telephone: 1300 300 850.
Holland Park Library - Free Event The Maze Runner – Trivia and games afternoon Wednesday 24 September 2.00pm - 3.00pm. Celebrate the film adaption of James Dasher’s best-selling novel at your local library. Enjoy an afternoon of trivia and games and test your knowledge of young adult dystopian fiction with other fans. Great prizes to be won. Ideal for those aged 10 years and over. Bookings required contact the library on 34037755.
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Join us for an afternoon of JAZZ, SOUL & ROCK on the Deshon Oval
Food stalls, BBQ & Bar Cupcakes and sweet stalls Free jumping castle and games for the kids BYO picnic rugs and chairs
MAIN EVENTS: 2.30pm – 3pm 3pm – 5pm 3pm – 7pm
Blessing and Opening of Cruci (new building) Art Show Music Festival featuring popular Loreto, Villanova and St Laurence’s College bands with guest soul and jazz band Little Girl Blue
415 CAVENDISH RD, COORPAROO Proudly supported by: CRUCI Building Opening