LORETO COLLEGE COORPAROO P O Box 1726, COORPAROO DC QLD 4151 Telephone: 07 3394 9999
Facsimile: 07 3847 1254
Absentee Line: 07 3394 9964
Email: email@loreto.qld.edu.au Website: www.loreto.qld.edu.au
25 January 2011
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And Jesus answering said, A certain man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho, and fell among thieves, which stripped him of his raiment, and wounded him, and departed, leaving him half dead. And by chance there came down a certain priest that way: and when he saw him, he passed by on the other side. And likewise a Levite, when he was at the place, came and looked on him and passed by on the other side. But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was: and when he saw him, he had compassion on him. And went to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring in oil and wine, and set him on his own beast, and brought him to an inn, and took care of him. And on the morrow when he departed, he took out two pence, and gave them to the host, and said unto him, Take care of him, and whatsoever thou spendest more, when I come again, I will repay thee. Which now of these three, thinkest thou, was neighbour unto him that fell among the thieves? Luke 10: 30‐36 (AV)
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“It is one of the most beautiful compensations in life . . . we can never help another without helping ourselves”. Ralph Waldo Emerson
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We give profound thanks and deep gratitude for the generosity of strangers. In the coming weeks and months as we reflect upon the enormity of the floods and “all that has been” may we be guided through prayer in our outreach “to be more, to give more and to do more”. May we remember always the lives lost and may compassion enfold our hearts.
Dear Parents and Students
A welcome return to you all, with a particular welcome to all new students, families and staff. In particular I warmly welcome the following new members of staff:
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Ms Jessica Badke, Ms Sarah Bunting, Ms Sally Carr, Mrs Margaret Dowling, Mr Matthew Lourigan and Ms Claire Wilson. We hope and pray that their time at Loreto will be richly rewarding in every respect. We also welcome back from leave Ms Diane McGowan and Mrs Helen Radvan.
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We welcome back, from their trip to France, staff and students and give thanks for their safe return from a bitterly cold European winter.
We offer also, to Ms Louise Tilly our congratulations and sincere best wishes on the news of her recent engagement. May this new chapter in her life be full and richly blessed.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2010 In the coming weeks, we will offer greater detail of their achievements but suffice for now to offer them our sincere congratulations and best wishes on their wonderful results. They, their families and their teachers have every reason to feel well pleased indeed.
In brief of the 138 students: Five gained OP 1’s 26% gained OP 1 to 5 48% gained OP 1 to 10 72% gained OP 1 to 12
Of course these numbers can never, and should never, be a measure of their success; however, they do represent hardwork; application to study and a preparedness to make the most of God given gifts and opportunities.
Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Floods In the coming weeks I hope to work with the student leaders and staff to provide support to flood victims wherever it might most be needed. Fortunately, as a community we are aware of only a small number of Loreto families being directly affected. We have of course been in contact with these families and will work to assist them in whatever practical ways we can. However, if you are aware of any other particular needs either within our community, or elsewhere, please do not hesitate to contact us so that we might help if possible. From Loreto schools around Australia, we have been offered generous support also. They thus await our call. I offer them our heartfelt thanks for their kindness and compassion. One relatively minor consequence of the floods for us has been the outage of our internet provider (flooded city location). Thus our external email system and website have been offline since January 13. This has made communication and organisation for the start of a new year somewhat challenging, as you might well imagine. If therefore, you have sent any emails to the College in the past few weeks, please know that we may not have received them. Finally, I wish to thank you for the warmth of your welcome (despite the deluge) and to say how humbled I am by this appointment as Principal of Loreto and how delighted I am to “be back home”. I am greatly looking forward to the challenges ahead and to the opportunity of meeting you all. Yours sincerely Cheryl Hamilton Principal
Uniform We are aware that there are still difficulties with the supply of some uniform items, particularly the new sports uniform. Ys Uniform Shop hopes that these items will become available by the middle of next week. In the mean time, if Yr 8 and new students in other year levels are without a sports uniform, they may wear appropriate shorts (not too short!) and tee‐shirt, with sleeves and preferably a collar, for PE lessons. We are working to ensure that these uniform supply problems are addressed as quickly as possible and apologise for the inconvenience.
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Calendar — Coming Events 28 January ‐ 30 January
Music Camp
31 January
Year 12 Parent Information Night 7.00pm
1 February
Inaugural Mass 11.00 am MWC
4 February Interhouse Swimming Carnival
Visiting French students arrive
5 February ‐ 6 February Tennis Championships/Trials
6 February
P & F Welcome BBQ 3.00pm
7 February
Yr 11 & Year 12 Vis Art Gallery Excursion
Year 11 Information Night 7.00pm
8 February
Class Photos
Composite District Trials U18 Girls Softball 4.00pm
9 February
Senior Music students Excursion to ‘Wicked’
10 February
Year 11 An History Field Trip ‐ St Helena
11 February
Moreton Bay College Swim Meet 4.00pm
Year 12 Accounting Forum
12 February
Tennis Trial Matches
14 February
Year 11 Economics CBD Excursion
15 February
Composite District Trials U18 Girls Basketball 4.00pm
16 February
Round 1 BSGSA Volleyball
Music Support Group Welcome Supper
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You are warmly invited to join with us for Mass to mark the beginning of the school year on Thursday, 3 February at 11.00 am in the Mary Ward Centre.
Class, Individual and Sister Photos
Term I: 25 January – 15 April Term 2: 3 May – 24 June Term 3: 20 July – 17 September Term 4: 3 October ‐ 18 November (Year 12) Term 4: 3 October ‐ 25 November (Yr 8, 9, & 11)
Inaugural Mass
P & F Meeting 7.30pm
3 February
Term Dates 2011
On Tuesday, 8 February, class, individual and photos of sisters will be taken. A separate envelope will be sent home with each student to complete for class, individual or photo packs. ALL ENVELOPES NEED TO BE BROUGHT TO SCHOOL ON THE PHOTO DAY 8th FEBRUARY (NOT BEFORE). If you wish to have a family photo taken, it is important to note that either you or your eldest daughter may collect a sibling photo order envelope from the College Office. Unfortunately, if envelopes are not brought on this day, orders will need to be made directly with the photographer (Advanced Photographers 3216 8280) and a late fee will need to be paid with the order. NB It is important that all students have their own completed envelope on the day of photography even if you wish to pay for more than one student in one envelope. Often order envelopes placed inside other envelopes get missed. Thank you.
Family/Medical and Consent Forms An envelope containing important forms regarding family information, medical details and various consent forms are being sent home with each student today. It is important that these forms are returned to the College by Thursday 3 February. Please note there is no need to return the Technology and Privacy Policies that are printed on caramel coloured paper. Noel Williams ‐ Business Manager
Enrolments for Year 8/7 2014 Any families who have daughters wishing to enrol for Year 8 2014 may collect an enrolment package from the College Office now. We are presently awaiting official confirmation from the Government, however for students in Year 4 in 2011 provisional application packages are also available for your daughters’ commencement in Year 7, 2014. If Year 7 entry into Secondary School is delayed until 2015 your application will transfer to Year 8 2015.
Parking Reminder A gentle reminder for parents to please take note of the following general information about parking around the College and dropping or collecting students.
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Students can be dropped or collected in the front drive, in much welcome your attendance as important topics appropriate areas along Cavendish Road in front of the applicable to effective study, balancing commitments, part time work, and career preparation will be discussed. It is College or in the designated area in Lade Street recommended that Year 12 students also attend. Annie Please note that the section of Cavendish Road between Park Street and Lade Street is a designated school speed Diamond ‐ Year 12 Coordinator zone. The speed limit is 40 km/h between 7.00am and 9.00 Interhouse Swimming Carnival am and between 2.00 pm and 4.00 pm on designated school days. Parents are advised to take care at these The Interhouse Swimming Carnival will be held at Chandler on Friday, 4 February. Girls must wear sports uniform to times school and can change into house colours on arrival at Please avoid collecting your daughter in the circular drive if school. Girls will need to change back into sports uniform possible as this becomes very congested. Please do not before going home. Closed in shoes must also be worn. wait to enter the circular drive in the taxi zone in Cavendish All students will travel by bus to and from Chandler and Road should arrive at school no later than 8.30am. All buses will No right turn is permitted at the exit from the circular return to Loreto for a usual 3.20pm finish to the day. drive This is the first big Interhouse Carnival of the year and all Double parking, parking across driveways or in No Stand‐ students are expected to attend, compete and contribute to ing areas endanger the lives of student and staff the house spirit on the day. This is a compulsory school day. Any student who cannot swim in events due to medical Entrance to Babylon parking area in Lade Street is restricted to staff. Parents should never stop in the gate‐ reasons should see Mrs Stevens in the Sports office prior to the carnival day to be allocated a job at the carnival. All way to drop or pick up students. competitors are to swim in one‐piece togs, preferably Loreto Please read the PARKING section of the Parent Handbook togs. Each girl is encouraged to bring her own lunch and a and exercise care, courtesy and common sense when drink as there will only be limited access to the canteen. collecting or dropping your daughters. Our primary concern is the safety of students, parents, staff and members of the Girls are not permitted to leave the pool area during the community. Thank you for your cooperation. Helen Carty carnival. NO GIRLS MAY GO HOME INDEPENDENTLY FROM THE CARNIVAL UNLESS A PARENT IS ACTUALLY AT THE ‐ Deputy Principal, Pastoral Care CARNIVAL AT 2.00PM. A LETTER REQUESTING PERMISSION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO MS CARTY, DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Uniform/Bookshop – PASTORAL CARE BY THURSDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. IPods and The uniform shop will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings 7:30 ‐ 8:30 throughout February for the magazines are not to be taken to the Carnival. Please note collection of Symons book packs and any late orders. If you that no paper streamers are allowed. No zinc cream or need to order any books please see Mrs Herft in the book‐ face/body paint is permitted. shop during the above hours. The bookshop still has a Good luck to all houses and we look forward to an exciting number of secondhand books for sale throughout February. and enjoyable carnival day. Meg Stevens ‐ Swimming The uniform shop will also be open on Fridays at lunchtime Coordinator 12:30 ‐ 1:30pm during the term. Please note that the shop will not be open on Friday 4th February due to the students Swimming Coaching Clinic attending the swimming carnival. Hot, Hot, Hot! As the hottest month of the year is approaching, why not start the day with a swim in the pool? Payment for Secondhand Books and The swimming clinic is being run again, aiming for fun, Uniforms fitness and stroke correction. All students can benefit from Payment for books and uniform sold at our sale day last year attending this clinic. It will be held on Tuesday and Thursday and any others sold throughout February will be processed mornings from 6.45 – 8.00am. Breakfast may be purchased sometime in March depending on the payment option you from the Tuckshop after the sessions. selected. The swimming clinic (which is optional) is offered as an extra curricular activity and is School Hats taught by private coaches. The cost is If you handed your school hat in to be cleaned these are therefore not included in tuition fees. ready for collection from the uniform shop. Cost is $22 Swimming clinic costs will be advised in the payable on collection. If your hat required extra cleaning or next newsletter or please contact the repair the cost will either be $25 or $28. College Sports office. The sessions start on Year 12 Parent Information Night Tuesday 1st February and will run through until Thursday The Year 12 Parent Information Night is on Monday 31 24th March. Further details regarding enrolment and January at 7.00pm in the Mary Ward Centre. We would very contact person will be published in the newsletter next Page 4
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity week. The girls will need to bring all their swimming gear urgently for class. Please ring 3394 9936 if you are able to including a cap! See you at the pool!! assist with covering library books. Thank you. Kathy
Hedemann ‐ Teacher Librarian
Loreto Tennis Trials
Years 9 - 12 Subject Changes
There will be Tennis Trials for any interested Year 8 students who would like to play in the Girls Catholic Secondary Schools Tennis Competition. The competition is conducted on a Saturday morning from 19thFebruary to 29th May 2011. All Yr 8 girls who wish to trial please register at the Sports Notice Board by Friday 28th January.
All changes of subjects must be finalised with Mr Elsworthy by 3.00 pm Thursday, 3 February. Please collect a Subject Change form from Mr Elsworthy. A letter from parents is essential if any subject changes are to be considered.
Loreto Tennis Championships 2011
Music News
Mr Pat Elsworthy ‐ Deputy Principal ‐ Curriculum
All tennis players who trialled at the end of 2010, and all Private Music Tuition: new Yr 8, 9, 10 ,11 and 12 students who would like to trial must compete in the Loreto Tennis Championships. Trophies All private music lessons begin next week (Monday 31 January) with the exception of Percussion, Guitar and Brass will be awarded in each Age group. This event will be students for whom lessons begin tomorrow (Friday!). Please conducted at Loreto College. check the timetables urgently so that you don’t miss your Saturday 5th February first lesson! 7.30am to 12.00pm – Year 8
Ensembles:
12.00pm to 5.00pm – Year 9
All ensemble rehearsals begin next week on Monday 31 January – starting with Chorale before school Monday morning. The only exception for next week will be Year 8 Choir – due to Basketball trials on Monday, Year 8 Choir will begin rehearsals the following week on Monday 7 February.
Sunday 6th February 7.30am to 12.00pm – Year 10 12.00pm to 5.00pm – Year 11 and 12 All players need to sign up on the registration sheet
Music Camp:
By Thursday 3rd February outside the sports office
This weekend 108 invited students, along with 12 staff and A DRAW WILL BE PUT TOGETHER ONCE ALL GIRLS HAVE parents, will attend our annual Music Camp at Mapleton. Along with a similar number of Villanova students and staff SIGNED ON. we will spend the weekend in rehearsals with expert Trophies will be awarded for winners in each category, as Clinicians to kick start 2011 in style. Parents are welcome to well as awards for runners up. All players go into the draw attend the end‐of‐camp concert at Villanova’s Augustine to win a “Lucky Player Prize”. Centre on Sunday at 4 PM. Students should wear sensible and respectable casual clothes to school on Friday (instead of Hope to see lots of Loreto Tennis players there. uniform) and bring their lunch in a disposable container. We Bring: Tennis Racquet will be meeting on the stage at the start of lunch and departing at 1 PM. All students should bring their bags and PE Uniform instruments to 705 before school. For more information on Cap, Sunscreen “What to Bring” and a complete list of camp attendees, Snacks & Water please check the back of this newsletter. Ben Langford Students selected into tennis teams will train each week and – Director of Music compete in the Catholic Girls Secondary School Tennis Administration of Medication to Students Competition. The Saturday fixtures run from 19th Feb to Should your daughter be prescribed medication by her medical 29thMay. practitioner, to be taken under supervision while at school, the
Final Tennis teams will be listed up on the sports following guidelines are to be followed: noticeboard on Monday 7th February and there will be th The parent must make a written request to the Principal in Tennis practice matches on Saturday 12 February. All order for it to be stored and administered. A daily record will be players MUST attend. kept. Please see Mrs Stevens should you have any queries.
Meg Stevens ‐ Director of Sport
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The medication with pharmacist’s written instruction on the original container must be given to staff in the Service Area. Administration of the medication will be monitored by staff. Non‐prescribed medications eg Panadol, antihistamine, aspirin,
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Students who are asthmatic may keep their medication with We are also looking at distributing the college information them and administer it as required. Parents are asked to inform sheet in a user friendly digital format and ultimately phasing the school if their daughter needs to have medication with them. out paper copies altogether sometime in the future. Students must never share medication with each other ‐ There are many other exciting developments that we have prescribed or non‐prescribed.
Languages Department News
planned to increase the integration of ICTs in the College and these will be communicated to you regularly. Gavin Swanson ‐ Deputy Principal ‐ ICT
French Exchange Program Welcome back everyone! As you know, the year is starting on a busy note with the arrival of the French exchange students P & F News at Loreto next Friday 4th February. There will be 18 French Welcome to all new parents to Loreto College. My name is students visiting us (9 girls and 9 boys) who will be accompanied by two teachers. After spending two enjoyable John Welch and this is my first year as President of the weeks with our French friends in Bordeaux last December, we Loreto P & F. I am also a parent of the school and recognise the importance of cooperation with the College to very much look forward to seeing them again. The girls hosting these students will meet their French brother/sister at improve our daughters’ educational opportunities. The P & school after the swimming carnival and families are asked to F wants to build on the ties between the College, our daughters and our parents. We meet on the first Tuesday collect the French students from school. Accommodation details and a program of activities is currently being finalised evening of the month during term time. The first meeting and this will be distributed to the girls of hosting families as for 2011 will be held on Tuesday 1 February at 7.30pm in soon as possible. We will not have a meeting to discuss the the Staff room. Please join us as we discuss the Welcome BBQ and other beginning of year matters. You are sure to program due to time constraints but please feel free to contact me if there are any questions. I would like to express a meet some old and new friends at the meeting and you will sincere thank you to the families for your generosity in hosting be made most welcome. If you want to be kept up to date with the P & F activities, please email Trish Willing at our overseas guests and to the teachers who have kindly offered their support to the exchange program through the willingp@loreto.qld.edu.au Main aims of the Association are: organisation of activities and excursions. Louise Tilly ‐ To promote the development of and/or improvements to Languages Coordinator the College
IT Update – January 2011
To promote the interests of the College December and January are always busy To assist in providing for the students of the College any months for the IT support team as they desirable educational aids or equipment install new equipment and software as Membership is open to: well as carry out any required maintenance and repairs while students All parents of students currently enrolled at the school and staff are on holidays. These holi‐ days were no exception with 120 new laptops purchased and All past students who have been enrolled at the school installed, new data projectors and screens placed into the All parents of past students who have been enrolled at the classrooms that previously didn’t have them as well as the school installation of new internet and email filtering software. There are now 300 laptops distributed around the College to All staff currently employed at the school complement over 220 desktops that are located mainly in the P & F Welcome BBQ technology building and the library. Some of installation tasks are ongoing as there has been some disruption due to the The Welcome BBQ will be held on Sunday 6 February from 3.00 ‐ 5.00pm. Please see the attached notice with further details of flooding that has occurred around Brisbane over the past couple of weeks. By the end of the week everything should be this event. For catering purposes, please return the RSVP tear off slip to the College Office by 2 February or as soon as operational and ready for eager minds.
possible. You can also email your reply to Trish Willing at
One of the things we are aiming to do this year is to minimize willing@loreto.qld.edu. We look forward to welcoming and our environmental footprint through the reduction of the use seeing you all there. Kind Regards. John Welch – President of paper as much as possible. We have installed some software called Papercut on our network which will give the Year 11 Parent Information Night students a specific allocation for printing for the semester. The Year 11 Parent Information Night is on Monday 7 February Once this allocation has been reached the student will not be at 7.00pm in the Mary Ward Centre. We would very much able to print any further without discussing their needs and of welcome your attendance as important topics such as Year 11 and 12 assessment, tertiary entrance issues, Year 11 Pastoral course their paper usage with me. We hope that this will encourage our students to accept responsibility for the use of Care and the Enrichment Program will be discussed. It is this resource and to manage their printing in a thoughtful recommended that Year 11 students also attend. Fiona manner. Meecham ‐ Year 11 Coordinator Page 6
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity Art Department
Red Hot Rhythm tap classes for boys and girls of all
If any one has lace, ribbon, dance material, or any ages! Australia’s Got Talent Grand Finalists, Red Hot Rhythm, haberdashery no longer needed we would love to have it in are holding tap classes in Brisbane for kids and adults of all the Art Department. Thank you. ages and levels of experience. A great way to have fun and stay active. More information, www.redhotrhythm.com.au or Items of Interest email us directly at: classes@redhotrhythm.com.au Tarragindi Tigers FC Sign on Day: Holland Park High School Friday 28th January 5 ‐ 8pm and Tutoring Saturday 29th Jan 10am ‐ 2pm. New players please bring The College has a number of people, including some past proof of DOB. Sign on also available for Senior Mens and students, who have indicated that they are available as tutors Senior Womens. Enquiries: Juniors ‐ Steve Langford 0410 for our current students in areas including Maths, Science and Humanities. Please telephone the College if you would like 492 487 jnrreg@tarraginditigers.com.au Seniors: Tod their contact details. Can we stress however, that any Stevens 0417 744 680 or snrreg@tarraginditigers.com.au arrangement then made is entirely a private matter between Holland Park Hawks FC Sign‐On‐Day: families and the tutor involved. 9:0 am ‐ 3:00pm, Saturday 29th January Touch Football Club‐ The Australian Air Force Cadets house – Whites Hill Reserve, Boundary Road, Camp Hill. Registration fees to be paid on the day. New players please Is a youth development organisation which fosters discipline, bring proof of DOB. Uniforms available for purchase on the initiative, leadership and loyalty, through a training program designed to stimulate an interest in the Royal Australian Air day. Enquiries Cath Ware at: hawks@hphawksfc.com.au Force and aviation generally. Squadron 215 is looking to Redbacks Netball Club annual Sign on day: recruit energetic and enthusiastic young people between the ages of 13 and 18 for their squadron for 2011. They meet at Saturday 5 February, Holland Park Central Uniting Church Cavendish Road SHS on Monday nights from 6:00pm. For more Hall, Logan Road, Holland Park from 10am to 2pm. If your family has experienced hardship as a result of the recent information contact Corporal Damien Choy on 0402945381. st weather events please let us know so we can assist with There will be recruiting nights at Cavendish Road SHS on 31 th costs. Enquiries Karen on 0417614071 or email redback‐ January and 7 February 2011. s0netball@gmail.com
Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 31 January ‐ Friday 4 February Monday 31 January:
Angela Sankey, Cath Tapsall
Tuesday 1 February:
Tina Ogilvie, Deb Firrell, Louise Forbes
Wednesday 2 February: Barrie Spring, Louise Coote, Vivienne Lloyd Thursday 3 February:
Toni Toohey, Helen Briody, Michelle Brown, Meg Norris, Maria Balzano
Friday 4 February:
Swimming Carnival
Special of the Day ‐ $3.50
Monday 31 January:
Chicken Chilli Strip subs $3.50
Tuesday 1 February:
Chicken Caesar Salad wraps $3.50
Wednesday 2 February:
Ham, Cheese & Pineapple Pizza $3.50
Thursday 3 February:
Sushi $2.30 per roll (Avocado, tuna, chicken)
Friday 4 February:
Swimming Carnival
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P & F WELCOME BARBECUE You are warmly invited to the Loreto College P&F Welcome BBQ Date:
Sunday 6 February
Time:
3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Place: Undercroft near the Tuckshop Please bring a chair and drinks BBQ and salads provided. We look forward to meeting you!
……………………………………………………………………………………………………… WELCOME BBQ RSVP (Return to College Office by 2 February) Or email: willingp@loreto.qld.edu.au
I / We will be attending the P & F Welcome BBQ
Name: ___________________________________________________________________ No of Adults attending: ____________________ No of Children attending: __________________ Please indicate whether you would like to assist with cooking : Yes I can assist with cooking ____________
SCHOOL FEES
Term 1/2011 School Fees were posted on Friday 21st January 2011 and are due for payment on Friday 4th February 2011. The textbook allowance has been credited to all Term 1 accounts, however the wording that printed on the Fee Invoices was incomplete and should read as either: Text Book Allowance (Yrs 8 – 10)
‐ $106.00
Or Text Book Allowance (Yrs 11 – 12) ‐ $233.00 If you have any queries regarding your account, please contact Libby Oliver, Finance Officer on 3394 9999. Page 8
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Loreto College Coorparoo — Felicity What to bring….
Loreto / Villanova Music Camp 28th January to 30th January 2011 Dear Parents and Music students, The Music Department extends a warm welcome to all musicians attending the 2011 Loreto / Villanova Music Camp. We would especially like to welcome the six year 8 students for whom this camp will be their first experience of music at Loreto. This letter is to remind you of some of the details for the camp and also to provide you with a list of items that students should remember to pack. Don’t forget that, as last year, return transport will be provided! Parents are invited to attend a 4pm concert at The Augustine Centre, Villanova College on Sunday afternoon (Jan 30) and collect their daughters then. Venue:
The Mapleton Centre, 70 Obi Obi Road Mapleton PH: 5456 3600
Dates:
Friday 28 January to Sunday 30 January
Departure:
Loreto College 1 PM from Cavendish Road (provided)
Collection:
Villanova College (Sixth Av Coorparoo), Sunday 30 January after 4 PM concert
Please note the following information:
On Friday morning, students may bring their luggage to Room 705 from 8 AM. Luggage will be collected from this room just prior to departure.
We suggest that students bring their lunch to school in a disposable container on this day so that they do not need to carry empty containers all weekend. (Departure at 1 PM will also allow access to the tuckshop)
Students attending the camp are not required to wear school uniform on Thursday but should wear sensible plain clothes with closed in shoes.
The security of valuable items (such as CD players etc) cannot be guaranteed while on the camp so we would prefer if these items were left at home. Students will not require any money on the camp.
A variety of non‐musical activities such as volleyball, tennis and various watersports will be available on the weekend and students should pack appropriate clothing for any of any activities in which they would like to participate.
The cost of the camp is $210 which will be included in the second term school fees.
Following is a list of items to bring on the camp: Instrument (clearly named)
Sunscreen
Folder for Music (clearly named)
Hat (essential)
Pencil
Insect repellent
Pillow and sheets / blanket or sleeping bag
Torch
Bath towel
Swim suit / Beach towel
Toiletries
Shoes for outdoor activities
Water bottle
Clothing as required
If you have any questions regarding the camp, please feel free to contact me at the school on 3394 9915. Yours sincerely
Ben Langford ‐ Director of Music Loreto College, Coorparoo Page 9
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BREAKFAST
BACON & EGG MUFFIN $2.20
THICK TOAST HONEY, JAM, VEGEMITE,
TEA/COFFEE/HOT CHOCOLATE $1.00
NUTELLA, PEANUT BUTTER $1.00
UP & GO LIQUID BREAKFAST $1.80
HOT FOOD LUNCH SPECIAL $3.50 (CHANGES DAILY)
COLD FOOD CHICKEN PANINI $3.80 HAM FOCACCIA $3.80 ½ HAM FOCACCIA $1.90 CHICKEN KNOT ROLL $3.00
PIES
EGG & LETTUCE SAND $2.20 BEEF, POTATO, $3.00 BLT WRAP $2.50 SAUSAGE ROLL $2.00 SUSHI (per roll) $2.30 CHICKEN SAUSAGE ROLL $2.00 SWT CHILLI CHICKEN WRAP $2.50 GLUTEN FREE PIE $4.20 GLUTEN FREE SAUSAGE ROLL $3.00
DRINKS 500 ml JUICE (FRESH) $2.20 350 ml CLASSIC JUICE $1.80 250 ml POPPER JUICE $1.30 300 ml LOL $1.80 500 ml ICED TEA $2.70 500ml WATER $1.50
TOASTED SANDWICHES $2.00 HAM SALAD ROLL/SAND $2.80
300ml PLAIN MILK $1.00 300ml BREAKA $2.00
CHEESE, HAM & CHEESE,
500ml ICEBREAK $3.00
CHEESE & TOMATO, HAM, CHEESE & TOMATO $2.20
PITA SALAD WRAP $2.80
500ml RUSH 99% fat free (coffee, chocolate) $3.00
NOODLES $2.00 SALAD PLATE from $3.00 PIZZA ROUNDA $2.00 PASTA SALAD $2.00 CHICKEN & CORN ROLL $1.70 FRUIT SALAD $2.20
PETERS ICECREAM SELECTION POPCORN $0.60 CHIPS. Grain waves/Doritos $1.50 Red Rock/Smiths/Vege/Pretzels $1.00
SNACK BOX SELECTION GREEK YOGHURT $2.20 50c ‐ $1.00 FRESH FRUIT $1.00 BAGGED SWEETS $1.00 BANANA BREAD SUMMER/HONEY NOUGAT ROLL (choc chip, plain) $1.60 $2.00 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE $2.00 DESIGN A SANDWICH FORMS CAKE $2.00 TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE TUCKSHOP BEFORE 8.30am HOMEMADE COOKIES $0.60
LORETO SPORTS CAPS $12.00 LORETO SWIM CAPS $12.00 LORETO VISORS $ 5.00 PLAIN SWIM CAPS $ 4.00 RIBBONS $ 0.80
MUFFINS $1.70
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