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EAST LODDON P- 12 COLLEGE PARENT NEWSLETTER TELEPHONE -03 54368300 FAX -03 54368321 E-mail: [email protected] College Website: http://eastlodd12.vic.edu.au/ Principal’s Blog: http//stevenleed.edublogs.org/ School Councillors : Richard Hicks, Wendy Twigg, Micheal Lawry, Ash Davis, Jodie Demeo, Steve Leed, Scott

Wilkinson, Andrew Cameron, Laura Muller, Nicole Hocking, Natalie Rose, Dale Lewis.

Respect - Resilience - Responsibility - Relationships

Dates for Your Diary From the Principal

Newsletter No: 8 Date: 23rd March 2017

FREE DENTAL SCREENINGS AT

SCHOOL FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS The Australian government has developed an initiative for schools to have access to mobile Dental clinic services with a service provided under the Medicare - Child Dental Benefits Scheme (meaning that parents must provide their Medicare number). The Dental screening is offered free of charge to eligible students up to the age of 17 and provides benefits that include dental examination, dental x-rays, protective oral care, cleaning of teeth and the application of fluoride to teeth.

Aussie Mobile Dental Clinics will be offer-ing the free dental screenings to students who qualify for this at East Loddon P-12 College. If you would like your child to un-dertake a free dental screening at school, please sign and return the double sided form at the end of this newsletter before next Thursday 30th March. Forms can also be obtained through the College Office.

pain. We would really like for our students to benefit from this service so parents please take the time to fill in the form or seek fur-ther information through the College Office. Author Visit – Elizabeth Fensham Our College is very fortunate to have a high quality children’s author named Elizabeth Fensham visiting the College tomorrow to work with a variety of classes in the after-noon. We are very excited to have Elizabeth at the college and when you read her ‘bio’ below, I am sure you will agree that we are very lucky to have such a quality author at East Loddon!

Elizabeth Fensham lives in Victoria’s Dan-denong Ranges, where she is Head of Eng-lish at a local school. She is married to an artist and has two adult sons. Fensham has been writing in earnest for the last twenty years. Her first novel, The Helicopter Man, won the CBCA Book of the Year for Younger Readers in 2006. Previous young adult novels include Miss McAllister’s Ghost and Goodbye Jamie Boyd. Elizabeth’s younger reader, Matty Forever, was shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year for Younger Readers in 2009. The compan-ion, Bill Rules, was published in 2010 and was shortlisted for the Queensland Prem-ier’s Literary Awards in 2011.

Term 2 Focus – College Uniform

Throughout this first semester staff have

focused on ensuring that students consistent-

ly wear College hats in accordance with our

Sunsmart policy, with the huge majority of

students being tremendous in ensuring that

they wear hats without requiring staff re-

minders. In term 2, our focus will shift to the

wearing of correct uniform school wide.

East Loddon P-12 College students are gen-

erally terrific when it comes to the wearing

of uniform, with the large majority of stu-

dents arriving at school each day in the cor-

rect attire. From time-to-time however, the

College needs to have a renewed focus on

certain items of clothing that begins to be-

come the ‘preference’ in particular classes or

age groups at school. Currently, our greatest

uniform issue appears to be a tendency for

senior female students to wear black shorts

rather than grey. Just to clarify for all, black

shorts are not part of our girls uniform (our

students know this too!) and there are grey

options available through our College Of-

fice.

MARCH

24th Studio Arts Ex-

cursion Yr 11/12

Karnevale P-4

Classes

Casual Dress Day

Gold coin donation

29th P-12 College Pho-

tos

Interim reports dis-

tributed

30th P-12 Cross Coun-

try

31st Deb Ball

End of Term 1 Early

Finish 2.30pm

APRIL

18th Term 2 starts

19th Parent Teacher Student Interviews 24th Sandhurst Divi-sion Cross Country 26th State Swimming


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As a College we would like to assist all students to obtain

and wear correct uniform. If you are currently having

difficulty sourcing correct uniform for any particular rea-

son, please speak with us in the College Office. There are

many items of second-hand uniform (in very good condi-

tion) that are available for purchase at the college and our

Parent Association also have a great deal of new uniform

items at the moment.

For those that are uncertain of College uniform require-

ments, our Parent Association will have a specific feature

on correct College uniform in the first edition of this

newsletter next term. Canteen Shortfalls & Change We've recently noticed an increase in shortfalls for can-teen lunch orders and also the amount of change not being collected. As some community members may be aware, there are quite a few days where the canteen is operated by only one person and to ensure their time is best spent on providing you with good quality food, we ask that you could double check you've included the correct money with each order. For those requiring change, it is best col-lected on the day of the order during recess or lunch time, if possible to avoid confusion, alternatively if families can provide correct money where possible, that would be great.

College Annual Implementation Plan I recently included a copy of our College’s 2016 – 2019 SSP (School Strategic Plan) for the wider College Com-munity to view, in order for the strategic direction of the College to be open and transparent to all, and very shortly I will be able to share our 2017 AIP (Annual Implementa-tion Plan). Basically, a school’s SSP provides the intend-ed strategic direction of a College over a 4 year period, with the AIP breaking this down further into a document that outlines the direction for a 12 month period.

Our SEIL (Senior Education Improvement Leader) Mr

Damien Jenkyn will meet with me next Tuesday to pro-

vide feedback and advice on the 2017 AIP and a final sign

-off will take place shortly after.

Congratulations Mrs Twigg I would like extend my congratulations to Mrs Wendy Twigg, who was the successful applicant for our recently advertised Humanities teaching position and also our Wellbeing Co-ordinator role in 2017. Mrs Twigg has been acting in these roles at the beginning of 2017 and we are

most excited to have her continue with us for the remain-der of the year. College Photos – 29th March A reminder is extended to all in regards to our College photo’s which are to take place next Wednesday 29th March. Please ensure that all student envelopes are re-turned to the College (not one per family) by Monday 27th March with money enclosed.

This year, families with 3 or more students at school will

also receive a free family photo.

Please speak to the College Office for further details if

required.

RELAY FOR LIFE BENDIGO Tomorrow night will see some of our students participat-ing in the Relay for Life in Bendigo at the Flora Hill ath-letics track, raising money for the Cancer Council. The relay commences at 6.30 p.m. going through the night until 3.00 p.m. on Saturday. The team is expecting to have at least 2 members on the track for the duration of the event. Wishing the following students all the best in their en-

deavours in what is a very moving experience, Caitlyn H,

Jo C, Ella H, Emily A, Kayla H, Mason H, Oscar H, Jack

W, Annie M, Keith M and Colin M.

If anyone would like to support these students jump onto

the cancer council’s website www.relayforlife.org.au

click on the team, search for their team PURPLE PEO-

PLE EATERS.

Chaplaincy Committee – Helpers For Bunnings BBQ Required The College Chaplaincy Committee will hold a fundraiser on Saturday April 29th in the form of a sausage sizzle at Epsom Bunnings. This fundraiser will assist in gaining much needed funds for a very worthy committee, made up of a dedicated group of local community members. We currently need approx. 4-6 more volunteers to assist with the cooking of our sausages on the day. If you are able to assist for a couple of hours on the day, please make con-tact with the College Office or Mrs Hilary Thomas so that we can provide more details. Hope you have a great week!

Steven Leed

College Principal

http://www.relayforlife.org.au


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Assistant Principal’s News

Hooray, footy season is back. No more ‘I’m a celebrity get me out of here’ no more ‘Married at first sight’ no

more ‘Biggest Loser’, (unless you are a Richmond supporter), it’s just footy footy footy from here on until the start

of Term 4.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of accompanying the Year 6’s with Mrs Muller and

Mrs Phillips to the Big Smoke. ‘Ohhhhh Melbourne, how I miss your traffic

so….no one ever said’. First stop was Scienceworks in Spotswood. As usual

this was awesome and if you’re looking for something educational, but disguised

as fun, this is a good day out for the family. I found out that my reaction time

was excellent but my balance was terrible. This might explain why it always

looks like I’m about to fall over, but I never do. Weekends especially! From

there we went to the Old Treasury Building. This is where they used to keep all

the gold during the gold rush, before it was shipped back to England where it

rightfully belonged? I found out that there used to be a waterfall along the Yarra, just behind Flinders St Station.

Upstream from the falls was fresh water, downstream was saltwater. At the time of white settlement, it was a great

idea to blow up the falls and less than 200 years later we have the beautiful brown Yarra river that we all adore.

They weren’t all bad though, they reserved a space for a racetrack at Flemington and a Cricket ground at Jollimont.

After the Treasury we went to Parliament. How’s this, we had afternoon tea with Jacinta Allan in one of the posh

tea rooms upstairs. They had huge cookies and OJ laid out for us, all courtesy of the Minister. Finally our taxpayer

dollars are being spent wisely. Minister Allan then took us to the Queens Hall, where by chance the Premier of

Victoria, Daniel Andrews was walking by. He stopped and talked to our kids for about 15 minutes. Regardless of

your political persuasion, it was an unforgettable afternoon and we felt privileged that two of our elected reps

would spend so much time with us. Other school groups looked jealous, which also felt good. Our run of good

fortune ended when two kids got crook and Mrs Phillips and I had the mandatory clean up duties. Mrs Muller did

an ‘Amazing Cossimo’ act, and disappeared. That smell….also unforgettable.

Parent tTeacher Student Interviews are to be held on the first week of Term 2 on Wednesday 19th April. Next

week when Interim reports are distributed, you will be given times for your allotted interview. These will be based

on last year’s times and are changeable. You will be allotted a time with two of your children’s teachers (if Year 7-

12) and main class teacher/s (if Prep-Year 6). Please wait until interim reports and interview times are allocated

and then, if you wish to see other staff or change interview times, this can be arranged. This is a really good time to

get to know where your child is ‘at’ and also to discuss any concerns that you may have, or just to find out what’s

coming up next and how you may assist.

See you all next week at the Cross Country

Mr Scott Wilkinson

Assistant Principal

Debutante Ball 2017.

Please put this date on your calendar and come along as this night is a great

community get -together as well as a memorable time for the students partici-

pating.

Cost for tickets this year will be Adults - $20.00; Secondary Students: $15.00;

Primary Students: $5.00. Tickets can be pre-purchased from the College Of-

fice from Wednesday 22nd March.

Sue Cail

Deb Co-ordinator


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House Cross Country - Thursday 30th March 2017

The Inter-House Cross Country Run will be held on Thursday 30th March between 11.50am – 1:00pm Students have been training in Physical Education classes at school. They have also been encouraged to do a little extra prepa-ration outside of school hours, in line with basic tips given to them in class. There are three courses set up:

Junior School (P-4) will complete the 1km course

Middle School (5-8) will complete the 1.6km course

Senior School (9-12) will complete the 2.3km course The courses start and finish at the Central Lawn area and run around parts of the perimeter of the school grounds including in front of the Pre-School and the Community House. Can parents please ensure they do not park in this area. (marked out by

witches hats). Could parents please ensure that your children are well prepared for the event with a complete change if clothes and footwear in case of wet conditions. It is expected that all students will participate, however stu-dents unable to participate for medical reasons are asked to bring a clear note, signed by parents, explaining the reasons for non-participation. These students will be involved in supervised private study or given jobs to do. I

Community Challenge Shield/Parent Participants

In the past we have ran the Community Challenge for community groups to enter participants to run/

walk on the day. Parents are also invited to come along and join in one of the 3 tracks.

If you are interested in participating, please sign up at the office.

If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Young at the school.

Year 7/8 Sports Day What: Year 7/8 Gir ls Volleyball (2 teams) and Year 7/8 Boys Volleyball When: Fr iday 24th March Where: Volleyball at the Bendigo Stadium Who:

Girls Team(s) Boys Team

1. Victoria B (8) 1. Jack F (7)

2. Emma P (8) 2. Brody W (7)

3. Abby C (8) 3. Jackson S (7)

4. Rory C (7) 4. Keenan C (8)

5. Isobelle B (8) 5. Colby C (7)

6. Kaylah A (7) 6. Levi R (7)

7. Sharni A (8) 7. Blake O (7)

8. Olivia H-C (7)

9. Zoe L (8)

10. Lily H-G (7)

11. Molly H (8)

12. Molly M (7)

13. Georgia W (8)

14. Zoe D (8)

15. Zekiela J


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P-4 Update

Building Strong Foundations

Prep .Lucy for great listening and finding

rhyming words.

Year 1 Charlie for putting tremendous effort

into her reading.

Year 2 Alex for the effort he has recently put

in. An awesome effort, Alex!

Jake for growing in confidence and

working well in class this week.

Year 3 Darcy working hard to improve his

reading and writing.

Year 4 Chloe a hard working student who

does her best in all areas.

You Can Do It!

Prep—Caitlyn

Year 1—Archer

Year 2—Heidi

Year 3—Keira

Year 4—Fynn

STUDENT OF THE WEEK

Science Happenings

On Friday at our assemblies, Jorja, Lucas and Ryan gave talks

about their work with magnets and how they can be used. It is fan-

tastic to see our students speaking so confidently in front of large

audiences. Well done!

Prep Letter in Focus

This week our Preps have been learning: the voiced ‘th’ as in ‘feather’, the ‘a’ as in ‘apple’, the ‘e’ as in ‘empty eggs’

and the ‘i’ as in igloo’.

Prep Word To Fluency

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Deutsche Nachrichten

This week has a very busy week in the German Klassen. Klasse preps have taken home their

Osterbaum dekor. Hopefully these can be hung on a door or window. Klasse 1&2 have been

learning about Karneval and how it is celebrated in Germany. The students were shown some

amazing costumes and masks. Klasse 2&3 have finished their Osterhase dekor and taken

them home. Next week they will be learning an Ostergedicht (poem). Klasse 3&4 have writ-

ten an Oster ‘elfchen’ about Easter using words which describe Ostern. These should be com-

pleted next week. Klasse 3&4 have also been given their next spelling words. Test will be in

the 1st week in Term 2. Klasse 5 are in various stages of completing their Oster ‘elfchen’ and their spelling test will be next week.

Klasse 8 have been busy learning their Ostergedicht which they will be presenting

next Tuesday. They have also been finding out about the various Oster Traditions that

are celebrated in German speaking countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland and

Liechtenstein). These will be presented early next term. Also, a reminder for P-4 stu-

dents it will be Karneval Day Activities tomorrow Friday 24th of March.

Annette Burgstett

German Co-ordinator

WORLD SALT AWARENESS WEEK 2017

75% of the salt we eat is hidden in the food we buy. Check the

label and switch to less salt! This is particularly important when

thinking about what you put in your child’s lunch box.

Many of us are consuming around eight or nine times more salt (sodium) than we should largely because it ’s

hidden in many of the foods we eat. A whopping two thirds of salt comes from processed foods. Too much salt can lead to high blood pressure, which puts us at risk of

stroke, heart disease and chronic kidney disease.

How much is too much?

We need sodium to regulate fluids in our body – most of us can get it naturally in our diet without it being added.

We only need a small amount each day but many of us are eating way more. Adults should eat less than 2300 mg (or 5 g) of sodium – about a teaspoon of salt a day. Children

need less than one quarter of a teaspoon of salt per day. The adequate intake of sodium for children starts at

around 0.5 g salt (1 -3 year olds) to 1 g salt (9–13 year olds).

For some simple tips on how to cut down on your salt intake go to the Better Health Channel, www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au

Cross Country

This coming Thursday our students will be running in their

Cross Country. We hope that as many parents as possible are there to support their children, but understand that this

is not always possible. Uniform Thank You

We extend our thanks to all the families who day after day

ensure their children meet the Uniform Code established

by Parents’ Association and College Council. There will be

times when your child may be out of uniform for a day due

to unavoidable circumstances but please remember to send

a note to your child’s teacher so that a temporary exemp-

tion can be granted.

Literacy Hint-

Poetry is a rich source of language which makes us think

about rhyme and structure while developing rich visual

language. Think about reading some poetry to your chil-

dren as a bedtime activity from time to time. There are

some tremendous poems for children available on the inter-

net.

Peter Vernon

P-4 Co-ordinator

http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au


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Sub School Captains Report

This week we had a Year 8 tennis day

on Monday, the Year 6’s had an ex-

cursion to Scienceworks in Melbourne

on Wednesday, on Thursday there is a

Year 6 Volleyball day and on Friday

there is a Year 7/8 Volleyball day and

we have an author, Elizabeth

Fensham, coming to speak to us.

Zoe and Oscar Year 7 Rubicon Visit On Tuesday our Year 7’s had a visit from Tim, one of the

staff from Rubicon Camp, where the class had spent a

week earlier in the term. Everyone was very excited to

reconnect and see some photos and videos from camp. The

focus of the camp was to build teamwork and focus on

Character Strengths, so it was great to see how different

students had applied these Character Strengths to their

lives since camp.

Year 6-8 sport days

There will be more detail in the Sport section of the news-

letter, but well done to all students who have participated in our Year 7/8 Tennis, Year 6 Volleyball and Year 7/8

Volleyball teams this week. Very well done to everyone!

Academic Competitions 2017

East Loddon P-12 College is again taking part in ICAS

Competitions in 2017. Please complete and return the Aca-

demic Competition form in last weeks newsletter by

Wednesday 29th March with money enclosed for your

child to participate. If you require a new form, please con-

tact the school office.

Uniform

We have recently had a handful of Middle Years students wearing black shorts that are not part of our uniform. Please ensure that your child is wearing the correct uni-form, especially grey shorts when required. If a student has a particular reason for being out of uniform for a cer-tain day, please send an explanation note with your child, and we will issue a uniform pass for that day. Year 6-8 sport days There will be more detail in the Sport section of the news-letter, but well done to all students who have participated in our Year 7/8 Tennis, Year 6 Volleyball and Year 7/8 Volleyball teams this week. Very well done to everyone!

School Cross Country

As already mentioned, this Wednesday students are partic-

ipating in our school Cross Country. Please come along

and cheer your student, or even participate yourself. We

would love to see you there!

Kettlebells: Gold Medallist from The Arnold Classic

Georgia W competed in the 16kg long cycle event for 30

minutes. She completed 257 repetitions, which is a PB and won Georgia a gold medal. Georgia’s highlight was meet-

ing and lifting in front of Arnold Schwarzenegger and being told by the man himself that she is ‘awesome’! Ac-

cording to Georgia she also featured on his Snapchat. Well done to our very own home grown hero.

Year 6 Excursion

What a great day we had in Melbourne yesterday. Sci-enceworks was great fun and our visit to the Lightning Room was very interesting and linked nicely with our electricity and circuits topic in Science. We also learnt what happens to things when they get cold and then heat up again. At the Old Treasury Building we were able to see what Melbourne looked like in the 1860s and compare that to what it looks like now. It was great to see so many of the beautiful old buildings still around today. Our final stop for the day was Parliament House where we were hosted for afternoon tea by Jacinta Allan MP and had the most AMAZING cookies. While in the Queen’s Hall for photos and questions, we were extremely fortunate to have the State Premier, Daniel Andrews, stop and talk with our students before posing for a group photo. So many won-derful experiences for all the students who attended, and some terrific questions asked at each of our stops. Many thanks to Mr. Scott Wilkinson and Mrs. Therese Phillips for helping make the day such a success!


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Senior School News

School Uniform

Dear parents, please help us to have students in full

school uniform. If you need assistance with purchasing

school uniform please contact the College and speak to

Jenny C or Sue C. If you need assistance with encourag-

ing your child to wear school uniform I happy to assist.

At present students are being ‘gently’ reminded to please

present to school in the correct uniform.

Year 9 & 10 Canoe Camp

Thank you to Mr Wilkinson and Mrs McNamara who

participated in our recent Canoe Camp. Thanks also to

my folks who were able to leave their beloved cattle for

the day and travel to Echuca to move the bus for us on

Friday. We had perfect weather for day 1, with plenty of

sunshine and swimming weather. So of course we took

the opportunity to have a swim at the Barmah Lakes

(where we camped for our first night). Below is some

feedback from our students.

The best part about Canoe Camp was;

Canoeing & swimming Macey M

Going home Jack S

The independent camping, living opportunity Lydia

M

The camping and swimming Stephen V

Camping and swimming Rylee G

The camping and being with my mates Tom A

The camping Zac C

Camping, swimming and eating good food Nathan D

Catching a fish and a shrimp (aka Jerry) Aaron L.

The worst part about Canoe camp was things like sleep-

ing, sitting in the canoe for ages, packing up equipment,

the packed bus, but even with all these obstacles students

had to overcome, they still reported during period 6 on

Monday, they would go on the camp again.

Debutante Ball

The Deb Ball hype, craze is busy building. I am looking

forward to seeing our students in their formal attire and

ball dresses on the night. Please come along and support

the evening, it is a fantastic event for the College and a

great opportunity to see our Senior School students at

their best.

Cross Country

Good luck to all participants in the P-12 College Cross

Country happening next week.

Thanks for your time,

Sarah Byrne Senior-Sub School Leader Year 10 English: Please note all Issues Oral Presentations are due next week. No exceptions. Parents please support your chil-dren in this. Thanks Hayley Lethlean Courage to Care Yesterday the Year 9 and 10 classes took part in a pro-gram called ‘Courage to Care’ at St Killian’s Hall in Ben-digo. We learned about significant events in history where there were many bystanders. We also learned about some ‘upstanders’ who dramatically changed the outcome of the lives of others. Peter, a survivor of the Holocaust shared his story about how his Jewish family were able to avoid the Nazis for three years because of the kindness of many individuals. They hid in basements, slept with animals in a barn and eventually had to hide in a hole “which could best be de-scribed as the size of a grave”. They eventually had to turn themselves in because Peter (who was 8 by this time) became ill from hiding in the hole, ankle deep in icy win-ter water and needed care which they hoped the Nazis could provide. Peter talked about the deep gratitude he felt for his rescuers and how each of us can stop bad things from happening by being ‘upstanders’.

The students commented on how moving the stories were, and how they admired the courage of the survivors and rescuers. We will be following up on these topics next Term in both Humanities and English classes.

I’d like to say thank you to Mrs Lethlean and Mr Smeelie for attending the day with us, and to Henry for driving the bus. It was a great opportunity and I think we all gained some valuable insights from the day.


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Parents Association Amazing effort supporting our beautiful school. We have been overwhelmed with the support to make our Deb such a wonderful night. Just a reminder all donations must be delivered on the Friday morning, 31st March. If you have any issues with your donation or delivery please don't hesitate to contact Hannah Tweed 0419468660. Thanks so much once again

Work Experience:

Year 11 Work Experience parent consent and payment forms are now OVERDUE.

In terms of planning and securing accommodation it is extremely important that these forms are returned as soon as possible. Students are strongly encouraged to attend the week long Melbourne Work Experience as a way to experi-ence the city lifestyle, step out of their comfort zone and gain some invaluable work experience as a taster of the workforce.

Please make direct contact with me if you're considering not attending or have any questions as this impacts upon all other students attending.

Thanks very much for your understanding,

Sarah Pilkington

Work Experience Co-Ordinator

Unit 3/4 Biology This morning I was lucky enough to visit the Unit 3/4 Biology class working hard on an En-zyme reaction experiment with Milk and Trypsin. It is so encouraging to see such a high number of Unit 1/2 and 3/4 students studying a range of Science's at East Loddon this year such as Biol-ogy, Physics and Chemistry.

MARCH APRIL

Friday 24th Natalie Rose Sue Holt Monday 24th Michelle Diss

Tuesday 25th ANZAC DAY

Monday 27th Margaret Hocking Wednesday 26th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 28th Sue Pickles Thursday 27th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 29th Karen Pascoe Friday 28th Kylie Addlem Michelle Balic

Thursday 30th Sue Pickles

Friday 31st Lynda Cartwright Yoli Humphries MAY

Monday 1st Judy Mountjoy

TERM 2 APRIL Tuesday 2nd Narelle Maddison Karen Pascoe

Monday 3r d Easter Monday Wednesday 3rd Sue Pickles

Tuesday 18th Sue Pickles Thursday 4th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 19th Parent Teacher Stu-

dent Interviews

NO LUNCHES Friday 5th Natalie Rose Miranda Smith

Thursday 20th Sue Pickles

Friday 21st Leanne Welsh Kaeler Grigg

Canteen Roster


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