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Principal’s Message

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Prayer

4th April, 2019

Dear Parents and Friends,

Here we are at the end of Term 1 and it is hard to believe school holidays are upon us. Most students have worked consistently this term and quickly settled into the routine of school. In particular, our Year 7 students have really embraced life in secondary school. Well done to these girls. Despite the speed of the term, much has been accomplished and I encourage the girls to take some time in the holidays to review what they need to do to be prepared for Term 2. This term can be very challenging as we enter the colder and darker months and workloads increase. Some careful organisation, planning and preparation can go a long way for a successful Term 2.

Although Good Friday and Easter are two weeks away, we concluded today with a school liturgy based around these important Church days. The liturgy, supported by our senior drama classes and music groups, was respectfully entered into, with students being challenged to consider how we can live a life truly based on the message of Easter – hope and forgiveness. Congratulations to all girls who brought back their Project Compassion boxes and those who were involved in the organisation and presentation of the liturgy. It always seems a little irreverent, but after the liturgy we drew the winners of the Easter Egg raffle. Again, thanks to students who contributed towards the raffle and to the Killester Involvement Committee who, together with Ms Cannon, organised this fundraiser.

It was great to see many parents at this week’s Learning Conversations. If you were unable to speak to a teacher, please remember you are most welcome to email staff. Good luck to Sierra Lee, Year 10 St Mark, who during the school holidays, is representing Victoria in the U15 Girls Australian Hockey Championships in Sydney.

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy holiday,

Leanne Di StefanoPrincipal

God in heaven and in my life,

guide me and protect me.

Lead me with your love away

from harm and teach me to pray

faithfully.

May your Spirit inspire me to

persevere in my prayer life during

this season of Lent.

May I always seek to be a more

compassionate

and hospitable person to others

And may I work to becoming a

peace maker.

Thank you for your care for me.

Amen

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The Week Ahead

APRIL

Monday22nd

Easter MondayPublic Holiday - School Closed

Tuesday23rd

Term 2 CommencesStudents ReturnWinter Uniform

Wednesday24th

Yr 11 SAR First Aid Incursion All Day

Thursday25th

ANZAC DayPublic Holiday

School Holiday Office HoursMonday to Friday 8.30am-3.30pmClosed Good Friday 19th April and

Easter Monday 21st AprilSTUDENTS RETURN TUESDAY 23RD APRIL

WEARING THEIR WINTER UNIFORM

Out and About

From the Finance Office

Musics/Tennis Enrolments

New enrolment forms for Term 2 Instrumental Music Lessons are available from the front office or outside the music office. If you would like your daughter to start instrumental music lessons in Term 2 please complete form and return to front office by Friday 5th April 2019.

Term 2 Tennis forms are also available in the front office and attached to this Newsletter.

As Term 1 draws to a close I would like to remind students and parents that we move into the winter uniform in Term 2. The blazer is to be the outer garment and skirts are to be at mid knee length please.

The Easter Raffle this year raised over $1500.00 for our charities:1. Cyrene Centre2. Brigidine Asylum Centre3. Wellsprings for women

Thanks to the Killester Involvement Committee for all of their work with this fundraiser and to all families for their support.

Day 1 for Term 2 for students is Tuesday 23rd April. The Athletics Carnival is on Friday 3rd May. Parents and grandparents are welcome to attend but are reminded of the need to sign in at the entrance and receive a visitor's badge.

Week 1 of Term 2 is also a three day week, with ANZAC day on Thursday 25th April.

Best wishes for the holiday and Easter period. See you all again on 23rd April.

Loreto CannonSchool Operations and Community Development

CSEF Allowance - Don’t miss out!!

If you have a valid Health Care Card you are eligible for the CSEF allowance from the Government, which entitles you to $225.00 per student off the cost of the school fees. If you are a current parent, have a new student at the school, or, have recently received a health care card and have not completed an application form, please come to the Finance Office in the holidays to do so.

Fees

A reminder that, if you do not have an agreed instalment arrangement, tuition fees were due and payable on 28 February 2019 and are now overdue.

Sierra Lee - Year 10

Parents please be aware you are NOT allowed to park in Rosemary Avenue in the mornings/afternoons waiting for the gates to open. This is a council rule and they will fine you if their inspectors are out and about. Gate are open from 7.30am-9.30am and 3.15pm-5.30pm.

Parking in Rosemary Avenue

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On Wednesday 27th of March, the Year 11 Sport and Recreation class had an incursion where DSR (Disability Sport & Recreation) came to Killester to let the class experience and hear the stories of what it’s like ‘living and moving’ in a wheelchair. DSR talks to thousands of students to raise awareness of disability and promote the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, encouraging students to think about diversity, acceptance and disability. Experiencing Wheelchair basketball was very fun and interactive, as the students found it difficult to dribble the ball as well as control the wheel-chair, whilst going up and down the court. Taking part in this, I realised that having no control in the legs was very challenging, as the main body part that we rely on to move around are our legs but, overall, the incur-sion was a great experience that taught the class how life should be lived to fullest, and that no one should tell you otherwise.

Special guest speaker, Gary who has been living in a wheelchair for 26 years, really motivated and moved the class to open their eyes, and see how lucky we are to be living in a life where everything is easy access to move from and about to places. He described how travelling in small places, going over bumps and stairs, going to the toilet, even going camping with his children was difficult. Although, he never gave up, or thought it was too much. Gary overcame from those challenges he was being faced whith and strived to live life to the fullest, even if it meant moving in a wheelchair for his entire life. A message that Gary left us to remember was, “If you ever have an accident in your workplace that changes your life, don’t just hold back and stop yourself from exploring the outer world, and limiting yourself from everyday activities. You are just as human as everyone else, but just because your life is now seen in a wheelchair, does not mean that your life has come to an end. Live life to the fullest, and take this as an advantage”.

Leeah Nguyen, Year 11 St Dorothy

Wheelchair Basketball

On Wednesday 27th March, the Yr10 Photography & Film students took part in an all day excursion. We travelled to the Monash Gallery of Art in Ferntree Gully Rd Wheelers Hill to see the exhibition ‘In the Wild’. The exhibition showcased the legacy of Peter Dombrovskis the prolific Tasmanian wilderness photographer.

The students have been studying the Art Elements & Principles this term. With this in mind, Stephanie, the Gallery Education Officer explained & highlighted Dombrovskis’ method of composing his photographs together with the significance of his work in saving the Gordon River in Tasmania.

From there we travelled to Cranbourne Botanic Gardens where the students explored the wild beauty of the Australian aridand eucalyptus gardens under a sunny blue sky. Using school SLR cameras with black & white film, the students had fun composing their own ‘In the Wild’ photographs. These creative artworks will be on display at the 2019 Killester Art and Technology Show & Open day in October. Overall it was a fantastic and enjoyable day.

Photography and Film Excursion Report

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CAREER NEWS 2019 #4

Career News

2019 #4

For Year 9-12 Students: South East Careers Expo & ‘Try a Trade’ Over 100 exhibitors including universities, Tafe's, RTO's, government agencies, community providers and more. When/time: Tues 2nd April, 9am – 2pm Where: Cranbourne Racecourse Admission: Free! For more info please visit: www.sellen.org.au or call 9794-6921. VIC Uni’s – Information Evenings Covering their undergraduate courses and pathways across a number of areas. Dates: From 30th of April to 25th June. Times: 6.30pm until 7. 30-8pm. For details and to register visit: http://study.vu.edu.au/information-sessions

For Year 11 Students National Youth Science Forum Jan 2020 A 12-day residential program designed to give students a broader understanding of career options available in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Applications are open until 31 May. To find out more visit: https://www.nysf.edu.au/what-we-do/how-to-apply/

For all VCE Students: 2019 VCE and Careers Expo Learn about; VCE subjects, tertiary courses, careers, employment opportunities and gap year options. When/time: Thurs 2nd & Fri 3rd May from 9am until 3pm. Sat 4th & Sun 5th May (10am-4pm) Where: Station St, Caulfield Racecourse, Caulfield. Admission: $10 online p/p or $12 at the door. Family and school group options available. For details visit: https://www.vceandcareers.com.au/ Step on Campus Tours at Deakin Uni Deakin University’s Step on Campus tours are running again in the Term 1 school holidays. Tours go for 45-minutes and are running from 10th to the 16th April across Melbourne, Warnambool and both Geelong campuses. For more information please visit: https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/events/step-on-campus

Inside Monash Seminars Running from March - August 2019. Spend 90 minutes with an academic, a current and a past student and discover what it’s really like to study at Monash. To view the dates visit: https://www.monash.edu/inside-monash Monash Information Evenings Discover more about what Monash has to offer including:

Study areas Undergraduate course types International opportunities How to apply Scholarships and fees SEAS and the Monash

Guarantee Accommodation options

When: Running from March until September. Time: 6.30pm – 8pm. Where: Sessions will be held at various locations across Victoria. Please visit: https://www.monash.edu/information-evenings to find out more and to register.

CareerNews Key Dates & Reminders

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News & Updates

Deakin University Update Course Information Evenings If you’re looking to learn more about Deakin University’s Bachelor of Criminology and/or Bachelor of Arts, save the below dates: Wednesday 12th June Geelong Waterfront Campus 5.30pm – Bachelor of Arts 6pm – Bachelor of Criminology Thursday 13th June Melbourne Burwood Campus 5.30pm – Bachelor of Arts 6pm – Bachelor of Criminology New Psychology Majors The Faculty of Health have recently added three new majors to our Bachelor of Psychological Science across all campuses: • Forensic Studies • Child and Family • Organisational Studies Having majors to choose from gives students the opportunity to specialise in an area of interest in their chosen field. Step On Campus Tours Deakin’s ‘Step on Campus’ tours program allows prospective students to visit Deakin University during Term 1 and Term 3 school holidays. Tours are for 45-minutes and led by a current Deakin student to allow you to explore university life, find out more about study areas of interest and gain a feel for your chosen campus. The ‘Step On Campus’ tours are running across all campuses and the April school holiday dates are as follows:

Melbourne Burwood - Wednesday 10th & 17th April Times: 10am, 11am and 12pm

Geelong Waurn Ponds - Thursday 11th & 18th April Times: 10am and 12pm

Warrnambool and Geelong Waterfront - Tuesday 16th April Times: 10am and 12pm

To find out more and register your interest visit: https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/events/step-on-campus

Holmesglen Update With two new campuses in Bourke Street, Melbourne and Drummond Street, Chadstone, Holmesglen are now offering more specialist training in Nursing and in Electrical and Telecommunications. Their next open day (across all campuses) is on the 9th of May, so take a look at the various courses they have and visit this link for their open day details: https://holmesglen.edu.au/Students/Open-Days/

RMIT Update An Engineering degree for everyone At RMIT’s recent Career Practitioner’s day, RMIT announced that from 2020 they will have two options for students entering their Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Students who have completed VCE Further Maths will be required to complete ‘Intro to Engineering Mathematics’ in Semester 1 and ‘Engineering Mathematics’ in Semester 2. However, students who have completed VCE Maths Methods or VCE Special Maths (or equivalent) will bypass these subjects and commence ‘Engineering Mathematics’ in Semester 1 and their chosen 3rd Elective in Semester 2. Portfolio Preparation Workshops RMIT are running some portfolio workshops for a number of their short courses in:

3D Production Design Design Fashion and Textiles Design Graphic Design Interior Decoration Visual Merchandising

These workshops are designed for students wishing to explore further study and work in these areas. Currently they are offering a 15% discount on these workshops so make sure you make contact with RMIT at: https://shortcourses.rmit.edu.au

University of Melbourne Update A Day at Melbourne Year 10 students and their families are invited to explore the University of

Melbourne’s Parkville campus with current students and find out more about, the Access Melbourne entry scheme, scholarships and the range of study options available. The details are: Date: Saturday 13 April Time: 9am-2.30pm Parkville Campus: Arts West - Building 148, Medical Road, Royal Parade, Parkville Victoria. Contact: Jessica Byford -jessica.byford@unimelb.edu.au https://study.unimelb.edu.au/connect-with-us/events-for-future-students/all-events-listing/a-day-at-melbourne Meet Melbourne Events University of Melbourne are running a series of information sessions for future students. These sessions are a great opportunity for students, teachers and parents to talk to Melbourne University representatives your local area. Learn about:

Courses and career outcomes including the Melbourne Model, the graduate pathways and the range of scholarships available.

Opportunities such as studying a concurrent diploma, taking on an internship and exchange opportunities.

Access Melbourne – their special entry and access scheme which offers guaranteed entry to eligible students from rural and regional areas and those with a disadvantaged financial background.

Housing options and student services.

Information for Indigenous students.

Evening sessions will be starting on the 14th of May and running until the 11th of September. One-on-one consultations on the 24th and 25th of September in Warragul and Mildura from 10am – 5pm and online To read more about Melbourne University events visit: https://study.unimelb.edu.au/connect-with-us/events-for-future-students

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Girls in Science – Save the date! This year the University of Melbourne is partnering with L’Oreal and hosting the annual ‘2019 Girls in Science Forum’. The forum provides an opportunity for Year 9-12 secondary students to hear about various scientific careers and encourage them to pursue this vocation to help increase the representation of females in science. The details: When: Tuesday 12 November 2019 Time: 9.30am – 3.00pm Where: The University of Melbourne Who: Year 9, 10 or 11 female students Cost: free (including lunch) To pre-register contact Maeve Wood - maeve.wood@unimelb.edu.au

GAP Year with the ADF

The Australian Defence Force 2020 Gap Year applications are now open for roles across the Navy, Army and Air Force. You can gain valuable skills and work experience while enjoying a good salary package, making friends with like-minded people and seeing more of Australia! So if you’re interested in; Administration, Aviation, Combat, Hospitality, Leadership, Logistics, Seamanship or Security then perhaps investigate this option for next year. Visit:https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/students-and-education/gap-year

Interested in Transport & Logistics?

Mainfreight, one of the world’s largest transport and logistics companies are hosting a small number of students for two mornings’ to discuss the future career opportunities available in the industry. Mainfreight is made up of four departments; Air & Ocean, Warehousing, Transport and Supply Chain. This is a great opportunity for Year 10, 11 and 12 students to gain insightful information and make key contacts within this global company. The morning will include guest speakers from various parts of the business and will be broken up into 3 different sections:

1. A site tour. 2. Understanding how Math’s skills

are utlised in the logistics industry. 3. Understanding how English skills

are utilised in the logistics industry. The details are: Mainfreight Epping - Wed 7th August from 9am to 12pm. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/drive-your-career-from-the-floor-up-with-mainfreight-tickets-58037104542 Mainfreight Clayton - Thurs 8th Aug from 9am to 12pm. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/drive-your-career-from-the-floor-up-with-mainfreight-tickets-57954158448 Please note: You will need to register as soon as possible as places are limited.

A Career in the Snow

Educating Adventures (EA) have been in operation at over 30 resorts around the world for 10 years, providing school leavers with a great career pathway program. EA are now taking applications for Ski and Snowboard instructor internship positions for 2019 and 2020 at all locations in Europe,

the USA, New Zealand, Canada and Japan. These instructor internships provide full training, accommodation, exams, lift passes and a guaranteed job offer at the end. The program requirements are:

Intermediate to advanced skiing or snowboarding ability.

Genuine interest in snow sports. Positive attitude and good work

ethic. Ability to work as part of a team. As of 18 years of age by November

2019. For more information, you can visit: https://easkiandsnowboard.com/careers-instructor-jobs-brochure?utm_source=edm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=careeraumarch

Tertiary Information Service (TIS)

TIS is a collective of Universities, TAFE institutes and Independent Tertiary Colleges helping students prepare for future careers through free events around Victoria. Each region in Victoria and Tasmania has a TIS event which every school in the local area is invited to. Attending your local TIS event is a great way for Year 12 students to pick up brochures and speak to recruitment staff from every university in Victoria, most TAFE’s and some independent tertiary providers. The first TIS event kicks off this weekend, the 26th – 28th of March in the Western District (Hamilton, Portland, Warrnambool, Camperdown & Colac) and information sessions will be running up until the weekend of 30th-31st of July in Tasmania. To view the full schedule and to find out more about your local TIS event please visit: https://www.tis.org.au/upcoming-events/

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Career Focus – Health

(Speech Pathologist)

The Australian Government Department of Jobs and Small Business have reported that Audiologists and Speech Pathologists will have a 38.3% increase in projected employment growth in the next five years. Speech Pathologists diagnose, treat and provide management services to people of all ages with communication disorders, including speech, language, voice, fluency, social communication and literacy difficulties. They also work with people who have problems with chewing or swallowing. Speech Pathologists:

Establish the exact nature and severity of each client’s communication and/or swallowing problems, which may require the use of special equipment and tests.

Plan and carry out treatment and management, taking into account age, social, educational and workplace needs and physical and intellectual duties.

Prescribe electronic and non-electronic alternatives, and communication aides and devices. Work with children who are unable to communicate effectively due to the intellectual ability, developmental delays,

physical disability and/or learning difficulties. Treat adults whose language, speech or voice has been affected by surgery, disease or disorders of the nervous

system, brain injury, dementia or hearing loss. Help children and adults to overcome stuttering Assess and treat children and adults who have difficulty chewing and/or swallowing. Act as a consultant to education, medical, dental and other health professionals. Provide ongoing support, advice and information to clients, families and other significant persons (such as friends,

carers and educators) in order to support successful communication interactions and safe and effective mealtimes. Work closely with other health professionals as part of a team.

To consider this career, it is helpful if you –

Have good listening and interpersonal skills Enjoy language and communication Are able to inspire confidence and cooperation Enjoy working with people Are patient and tactful in your approach to people’s problems Are able to deal with complex and unusual situations.

To become qualified as a Speech Pathologist, you usually have to complete a degree in speech pathology at university. To get into these courses, you usually need to have completed your VCE with prerequisites (or assumed knowledge) in one or more of English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Graduates are eligible for membership of Speech Pathology Australia. Most employers require applicants for speech pathology positions to demonstrate that they are eligible for current practicing membership. For some employers, this is a mandatory requirement. Speech Pathologists work in public hospitals, rehabilitation centres, community and mental health services, school’s kindergartens and specialist organisations providing services for people with a disability. Speech Pathologists may also work in private practice and some are involved in teaching and research.

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Below is a list of pathway, undergraduate and post graduate courses for future students in Victoria. You will note that LaTrobe University’s 4-year course includes 1.5-year Master of Speech Pathology.

Institution Campus Course Duration ATAR

Pathway Course La Trobe College Bundoora Health Science – Major Study

8 months NA

Speech Pathology Australian Catholic University

Melbourne Bachelor of Speech Pathology 4 Years 65.25

Charles Sturt University

Albury-Wodonga Bachelor of Speech and Language Pathology 4 Years NA

La Trobe University

Albury-Wodonga

Applied Science/Speech Pathology: Bachelor of Applied Science: 2.5 years’ minimum duration Master of Speech Pathology: 1.5 year minimum duration

4 Years NA

Bendigo

75.45

Melbourne

86.85

Mildura

NA

Shepparton

NA

University of Melbourne Parkville Masters of Speech Pathology (Entry req: Degree in Science, Biomedicine, Education, Psychology).

2 Years NA

Note: * Length of study period is based on minimum duration with a full time study load. Part-time options may also be available. * NA – Not applicable or less of 5 offers previously made. However, VCE English, Math’s and other subjects may be required. Some institutions also require further admission testing on literacy and numeracy and a pre-training interview. *ATAR is based on lowest selection rank with adjustment factors. * As subjects, course structures and requirements can vary between institutions, it is necessary to contact your chosen institution for further information. Sources: http://lmip.gov.au/default.aspx?LMIP/EmploymentProjections Edited by: Sarah Crozier

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Celebrating the final year of a Killester College education with your parents who have supported you on this you on this journey.

Exploring together what the future holds

Speaker: Principal - Leanne Di Stefano“Reflections on a Journey”

Farewell and Thanks to our Principal of 20 years

Date: Friday 10th May, 2019Time: 7.00 - 9.00 a.m.Venue: Highways Restaurant Cnr Corrigan Road and Princes HighwayCost: $10.00 per person

Bookings available at https://www.trybooking.com/BBVPY Book early as there are limited seats available. Booking close: Friday 3rd May

Year 12Parent/Daughter

Breakfast

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Killester College is a Kildare Education Ministries School in the Brigidine Tradition

March 2019

KILLESTER COLLEGE TENNIS COACHING

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS – 2019 – Term 2 Second Term coaching lessons for 2019 will commence on Monday 29th April and will end on Friday, 28th June. Tennis coaching this year is taken by Stephen Sruk, who was a member of the winning 1997 State Grade Pennant team for Dendy Park and in 1999 played in the winning State Grade team for Royal South Yarra. Stephen also won the Victorian Hardcourt Singles Championships in 1995 and was runner-up in 1997. He is a registered T.C.A.V. and Tennis Australia Club Professional Qualified Coach. Classes will be conducted on Monday to Friday, lunchtimes from 12.40pm and Wednesday, afterschool from 3.00pm. The lessons will be 45 minutes in duration but alternative times and days can be arranged. The cost for the nine week term will be $90.00 for a tennis lesson each week (consisting of maximum six students per group). New students will be placed into groups with vacancies. You will be informed of available time slots when the reply slip is returned to Stephen or school office. If you would like some more information or interested in having tennis lessons, contact Stephen Sruk – Mobile Phone 0419 311 291 by Friday 10th May so that groups and times can be arranged according to available time slots.

REPLY SLIP NAME ____________________________________________ CLASS __________________ TELEPHONE NO. ________________________________ ROOM NO__________________ EXPERIENCE: Beginner Intermediate Advanced (Please circle one answer) PREFERRED DAY, IF AVAILABLE:

433 Springvale Road, Springvale VIC 3171 P (03) 9547 5000 F (03) 9547 6621 E principal@killester.vic.edu.au www.killester.vic.edu.au ABN 75 349 953 534

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“Nurturing a Healthy Community”TERM TWO AND THREE MENU, 2019

This canteen menu has been developed after consultation with the Student Committees. It is designed to follow the “Go for your life” Healthy Canteen guidelines, where foods are divided into 3 categories:

� GREEN: Everyday foods � YELLOW: Select carefully foods - occasionally only � RED: Limited availability - twice per term only

Bags can be bought from Canteen before school at 20 cents/4 bags. Name, class, order and amount enclosed to be written on bag. Strictly ONE lunch order per bag. Correct money if possible. No large notes please. Change available from Canteen from 8.00 a.m. Place in basket in homeroom.

BREAD ROLLS, SANDWICHESAll wholemeal/whole grain

Tzatziki spread replaces margarine � Ham 3.00 � Chicken 3.50 � Cheese 2.20 � Egg and Lettuce 2.80 � Vegemite 2.00 � Tuna 3.00 � Any Meat and Salad (Chick,Ham,Tuna) 4.50 � Salad 3.50

Extras: � Cucumber, Carrot, Beetroot, Lettuce,

Tomato, Mayonnaise0.30each

� Cheese 0.50

OVER THE COUNTER SALESORDER ONLY

HOT FOOD � Homemade soup with dinner roll 3.70

Monday - PumpkinWednesday - Leek and PotatoFriday - Chicken and Corn

� Baked Potato and Coleslaw (Tues & Thurs)

3.70

� Chicken and Veg Pie 4.00 � Vegetarian Lasagna 3.80 � Macaroni Cheese 3.80 � Pasta Spirals 3.80 � Beef Traveller Pie 160 g 3.50 � Chicken Sub 4.50 � Vegie Burger 3.50 � BBQ Chicken or Margerita Pizza 3.50 � Chicken Fantastic Noodles 2.50 � Cheese and Spinach Cannelloni 4.00 � Angus Beef Lasagna 4.00 � Butter Chicken and Rice 4.00

HOT FOOD available @ recess only � Mini Pie Bites 3.00 � Steamed Dim Sims 1.00 � Egg Bites - Three Flavours 3.00

**California Rolls (sushi) available Tuesday & Thursday

� Tuna 3.00 � Chicken 3.00 � Vegetarian 3.00

Lunches must bePRE-ORDERED

price

� Flavoured Big M UHT 250 ml 2.00 � Flavoured Big M 300 ml Fresh 2.40 � Flavoured Big M 600 ml Fresh 3.60 � Up and Go - 250ml 2.30 � Daily Juice - Apple, Orange, Apple &

Breakfast 500 ml2.50

� 110ml Juice Cups 0.70 � Tetra Juice Pack 250ml 1.50 � Dr Smoothie - varied flavours 350ml 3.00

Veggie Pack

� Celery & Carrot sticks with dip (taz/hom) 2.50

� Koala Popcorn 1.50 � Fresh Fruit (in season) 0.70 � Golburn Valley Cool fruit tubs 2.20 � Fresh Yoghurt � Frozen Yoghurt

2.202.50

� Quelch Fruit Tubes 0.50 � Banana Bread 2.50 � Dried Fruits 1.00 � Nuts 2.00 � Cheese Snack pack 2.50 � Tuna Snack pack 2.80 � Sarah Lee Muffin 3.00 � Piranha Crackers 1.50