NEWSLETTER Gooden Drive, Baulkham Hills, Telephone: (02) 9624 3133 Facsimile: (02) 9838 8407) Email: modelfarms-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

The Library

In the last newsletter, I reported the school was advised that due to a Work Health and Safety issue, the library would be closed for

approximately 3 weeks.

Since then, the school has been extremely proactive in seeking solutions through the Department and contractors to commence and

complete all required work. I would also like to thank the P and C, and in particular, Belinda Schuster for her understanding of the situation and her relentless pursuit in seeking an appropriate and

time efficient solution.

I am disappointed to report, as of 15 November 2017, work in the library is yet to commence and the site remains closed. I have been advised that the Department is collaboratively working to determine

a solution to a complex and costly issue. However, anticipated dates of quote agreement, commencement and completion have not been

met. Model Farms High School will continue to rigorously seek the best

outcome for our students, staff and community with the intention of the work completion as soon as possible. During this time, the

Dance studio continues to function as a learning space with computer access, so that students may still research, study and seek assistance. The safety and wellbeing of our students and staff

is of the highest priority and we apologise for this ongoing inconvenience. Further details will be provided to the community as

they become available.

Recognition Assemblies

Each semester, student effort and achievement is recognised at formal assemblies including Graduation Night, Presentation Evening and our Recognition Assembly program.

CONTENTS Deputy Principal Ms Dalton p4 Deputy Principal Ms Pledger p7 Upcoming Calendar Events p9 Sports Venue p10 Sport Report p11 Vaccination Program p 12 Mathematics Faculty p13 English Faculty p14 Support Faculty p18 Uniform Shop p19 Bus Passes p25 Change of Contact Information p26 Community Sponsored Advertisements p27

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I had the pleasure of attending the Year 11 Recognition Assembly on Tuesday 14 November and seeing first hand, the array of students identified

for their collective effort and drive to succeed. Congratulations to all award recipients, performers and production crew for making this assembly such a

success.

A reminder that the remaining recognition assemblies occur as follows, with

detail being published in the coming weeks.

Year 7 and 9: Morning of Tuesday 12 December Year 8 and 10: Afternoon of Tuesday 12 December

Christina Bennet In September, the Minister for Education announced a new strategy to

support leaders in our schools. The strategy is focussed on supporting principals as educational leaders and recognises the important role school leaders play in shaping the future of our children and young people.

One important aspect of the Strategy was the expansion of the Department

of Education team of directors from 65 to 110. This is so principals and directors are optimally positioned to develop professional relationships that

are collegial, constructive, informed and insightful. I am pleased to advise you of the appointment of our Principal, Christina

Bennet to the position of Director Educational Leadership, commencing Term 2 2018. Christina has been an outstanding leader at Model Farms High

School and in her role as Principal School Leadership has guided, mentored and supported many principals across Western Sydney. On behalf of the school I would like to wish her every success in her new role, and ensure all

of the community, that she will continue to work with MFHS in her current role of Principal School Leadership, till the end of Term 1 2018.

The Department of Education has begun the process of recruiting the new principal for Model Farms High School. Until the appointment of a new

Principal, to commence Term 2 2018, I will continue in the relieving role and would like to thank the students, staff and community for their continued

support. School Management Plan 2018-2020

Throughout Term 4, the school has evaluated the current 2015-2017 Strategic Management Plan, consulting staff, students (focus groups) and

parents (phone calls). On 1 November 2017, the school P and C was informed of the process and

progress of this evaluation, and offered the opportunity to provide feedback.

Working parallel to this has been the development of the 2018-2020 draft plan. The school has consulted stakeholders and the senior executive are now aligning the feedback provided to 5 P’s of the plan (Purpose, Processes,

Practices, Products and People.

All NSW schools are to have their 2018-2020 Management Plan uploaded by the end of Term 1 2018.

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I am pleased to advise that the Strategic Directions for the new plan are

based upon:

Future Focussed Teaching (e.g. 21st Century skills)

Visible Learning (quality feedback, engaging students in their own

learning, displaying and recognising success….) and

Community/leadership (providing leadership opportunities across the

school and engaging the community into MFHS)

The plan does not and will not detail all that will happen within our school, nor all that we value. However, it will give a clear indication of the priorities

our school will focus on in order to achieve the maximum learning outcomes of our students across 2018-2020.

Mark Grady

Relieving Principal

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FROM THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL – MS DALTON

Year 11

On Tuesday 14th November was the recognition assembly for Year 11. This was a great opportunity to celebrate the success of Year 11 students as they

begin their HSC studies. It was also great to see so many parents, grandparents, friends celebrating their success. It is also important to

remember that as Year 11 have commenced their HSC courses; the majority of their subjects will have an assessment task due that count towards the HSC in the last few weeks of term. It is therefore important for Year 11 to

continue working right up until the last day of term. All Year 11 students have been issued with their HSC assessment calendar and the rules and

procedures for the HSC. Please take the time to sit down with your child and go through their schedule of tasks so that they are aware of any busy

periods in 2018.

I have also notices an increase in the number of Year 11 students driving to school. It is important for students to remember to drive safely when leaving school of an afternoon, as there are many younger students, buses and other

vehicles at these times. All students who drive a car to school should have return the “Permission to Travel to and from School by Private Vehicle”. A

copy of this form has been included in this newsletter if your child still needs to return this to school.

Year 9

Next Wednesday Year 9 leave for camp at Foster. The camp will provide

student’s opportunities to interact with others in their year group enjoy their activities and relax after a busy year. I would also like to acknowledge the teachers attending camp who are giving up their time and families to

supervise the students. Also, a special thanks to Mr Chris Puleo who is the Year 9 advisor and has organised the camp for them.

Year 7

Well their first year at Model Farms is drawing to a close and they look

forward to being in Year 8 and not the ‘babies’ of the school anymore.

Zach, one of our Year 7 students, has produced this wonderful artwork during a series of art lessons in Term 4. Zach was asked to outline his face

first, then measure the sections, after painting each section differently to explore the possibilities of using prime colours. The black outline enhances the person’s face. The white paint gives the painting extra emphasis to his

face and the outside of his face. This painting has many different shades of colours, shapes and tones. Well done Zach.

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Have a wonderful week,

Ms Dalton Deputy Principal

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FROM THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL – MS PLEDGER

Attendance There has been a rush of students presenting requests to finish the school year early in order to travel overseas. Obviously, airfares are cheaper before

the holidays but when all is considered, the school year is only 40 weeks long which leaves 12 weeks for families to travel overseas. Please endeavour not

to take your child out of school early. It will be recorded as unjustified leave. While I have this conversation with the students about this unnecessary leave, I recognise that it is actually the parents who make these decisions.

Please do not place your child in this difficult position.

2018 Subjects - Year 8 and Year 10 All students have been officially advised of their subject choices for 2018. ALL students in Year 8 were placed in subjects in their list of original choices.

Students in Year 10 have been interviewed if courses were not offered and after consultation with the Deputy Principal, have chosen from the suitable

courses available. Year 10 Students

At the moment I have a number of students on waiting lists for spaces in classes for Year 11. I am also aware that there will be some students who

will not be attending Model Farms next year but parents have not let us know this formally yet. As soon as you are aware that your student will be departing Model Farms please let us know. We are doing our best to give

each student the pattern of study they want. The spaces generated by departing students may give other students the Christmas curriculum

present they were really after. The HSC: All My Own Work program is designed to help Higher School

Certificate students to follow the principles and practices of good scholarship. This includes understanding and valuing ethical practices when locating and

using information as part of their HSC studies. The program has been developed as part of the NSW Government's Respect and Responsibility strategy and complements other approaches such as brochures for teachers,

students and parents and strengthens student and teacher understandings of the HSC.

All My Own Work program is integrated with other NSW syllabuses and

programs. The program is designed to be delivered flexibly as self-paced learning modules. The program's content is divided into five modules: 1. Scholarship Principles and Practices

2. Acknowledging Sources

3. Plagiarism

4. Copyright

5. Working with others

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Each module contains: Information and advice on the module focus questions

Quiz questions

Summary

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Link to a glossary

Links to relevant websites.

Students will start work on completing this compulsory unit next week during

their scheduled Maths lessons over the next few weeks. All students MUST have this program completed before Year 11 studies are commenced.

Have a good week Jennifer Pledger

Deputy Principal

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TERM 1

Week 7 Monday 20th November Chemistry – Polymer Lecture at Western

Sydney University Yr 11 SLR Assessment due Support – McMaster Shield

Tuesday 21st November Yr 11 Community Mentoring 11BS Operations Case Study due

Multicultural Day Wednesday 22nd November Yr 9 Camp Forster Spectacular Science 2017

Thursday 23rd November Yr 9 Camp Forster Yr 10 Peer Support Training

Yr 11 Ancient History Source Based Test Friday 24th November Yr 9 Camp Forster

Yr 7 Vaccinations Yr 10 Peer support Training Yr 11 Ext History Mac Uni

Week 8 Monday 27th November Yr 11 Chemistry – Production of Materials

Assessment

Yr 11 MM/Timber Assignment 1 Tuesday 28th November Incursion Skype A Scientist (Science Club)

Wednesday 29th November ---- Thursday 30th November Digital Thumbprint Yr 10 Yr 6 Pathfinders

Yr 11 Economics – Globalisation Extended Response

11SAC PIP Progress Report 1 Friday 1st December Digital Thumbprint Yr 7 Yr 6 Pathfinders

Yr 11 Modern History HSC Assessment Task 1 Yr 9 Commerce Market Day

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MODEL FARMS HIGH SCHOOL

GRADE vs Greystanes

Snr Home

Round 7

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SPORT VENUE ROOM TIME STAFF HT

BOYS GRADE

Open Baseball Col Sutton Res (JR2)

805 12:15 – 2:40 Puleo JB2

Open Cricket Max Ruddock 710 12:15 – 2:40 Jimenez JB2

Open B’ball a/b MFHS 501 12:15 – 2:40 Wood JM

15’s Basketball a/b

GRHS 6L4 12:15 – 2:40 Villagran FH

Open’s Touch a/b Gooden Reserve 711 12:15 – 2:40 Luttringer DM

15’s Touch a/b Bathurst Street 712 12:15 – 2:40 Keen JC

GIRLS GRADE

Open Oztag a/b Gooden Reserve (No B’s)

503 12:15 – 2:40 Attenborough JB

15s Oztag a/b Bathurst Street 804 12:15 - 2:40 Unicomb JB2

Open V’ball a/b MFHS 6L2 12:15 – 2:40 Edwards FH

15’s Volleyball a/b

GRHS 504 12:15 – 2:40 Jones JB

Open Netball a/b Gooden Reserve 502 12:15 – 2:40 Brown JB

15’s Netball a/b Bathurst Street 707 12:15 – 2:40 Estacio JC

REC SPORT

Rock Climbing $7.50 + bus

The Edge Castle Hill

4L1 12:15 – 2:40 Murdocca, Weingarth FH

Ten Pin Wondabowl

AMF Castle Hill 704 12:15 – 2:40 C.Colefax, Pappas JB2

Flipout $8 + bus Castle Hill 709 12:15 – 2:40 Peet MD

Anytime Fitness (16yrs +)

Winston Hills 1EL 12:40 – 2:40 Venhuizen, Medina MC

Tennis Olympus $5

Winston Hills 807 12:40 – 2:40 Glover, Intervalo DM

Zumba $5 MFHS Dance 12:40 – 2:40 Robertson JE

Table Tennis MFHS 3C1 12:40 – 2:40 Gregory, Leghorn JM

Theatresports MFHS 3DR 12:40 – 2:40 Monty JC

Rec Walking Around 801 Year 8 A-H 812 Year 8 I-Z 808 Year 9 A-J 809 Year 9 K-Z 6L3 Year 10 & 11

12:40 – 2:40 Manson, Cole, McNamara, Rawat, John, J.Colefax, Greer

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House Sport Touch

MFHS 4L2 12:40 – 2:40 Walsh , P.Singh, Forrest MC

House Sport Netball

MFHS 4L3 12:40 – 2:40 Wawrzyniak, Tiedemann

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House Sport Soccer

MFHS 802 12:40 – 2:40 Munro, Burnand JE

NON SPORT School 4L4 12:40 – 2:40 D’Souza DH

SPORT DETENTION

School 713 12:40 – 3:00 Snell DD

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REPORT Good luck to:

1. Our Boys NRL Touch Team competing in the Parramatta Eels run comp

on Thursday 16th November

2. All the Girls & Boys trialling for SW Softball in Week 7

Term 4 Grade Sport Congratulations to all the students that made our Grade Teams for the Term

4 Summer competition. Most of our teams are travelling handsomely…….. good luck leading into the final rounds!

Year 7 Gala Day Our annual Model Farms HS vs Castle Hill HS Year 7 Gala Day is fast

approaching (Monday of Week 10, 11th Dec). Please note that ALL the Year 7 Students should have returned their permission notes AND visited either Ms Battistella OR Mr Phegan in the PDHPE staffroom to choose which sports they

would prefer to play.

This is a fantastic day had by all & an excellent opportunity for the students to get a taste for the inter-school competition they will be exposed to from next year on against another of the schools in our Hills Zone.

Go The Aussies!!

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H17/79849

School Newsletter Article: Adolescent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination program

In early 2017 parents/carers of Year 7 students were asked to provide consent

for their children to receive three doses of HPV vaccine in the NSW School Vaccination Program.

Most* Year 7 students who have received two doses of HPV vaccine are considered to be fully vaccinated and do not require a further

dose.

This change is based on recent international studies that show for children aged 9 to 14 years of age, two doses of HPV vaccine provide the same protection as three doses, as long as the second dose is given at least six

months after the first dose. Based on this evidence, the World Health Organization (WHO) now recommends a two-dose HPV schedule, and this has

already been adopted in comparable countries (i.e. the UK, Canada, the United States and New Zealand) and is now being adopted in Australia.

In 2017 Year 7 students were given the second dose of HPV vaccine at least six months after the first dose to accommodate the urgent roll-out of the

Meningococcal W Response Program to Year 11 and 12 students. Year 7 students who have received only one dose of HPV this year will be offered their second dose in 2018. Parents/carers whose children were vaccinated in

2017 but who still wish for their child to receive a third dose of HPV vaccine can access a free dose from their general practitioner (GP).

* Students with significantly impaired immune systems are still recommended to have three doses of HPV vaccine. Parents of these students should make

arrangements to complete the vaccine course with their GP or by calling their local public health unit on 1300 066 055.

More information is available on the NSW Health website at

www.health.nsw.gov.au/hpv or by calling your local public health unit on 1300 066 055.

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FROM THE MATHEMATICS FACULTY

Congratulations to the following Maths merit recipients: Year 7 Eric M

Year 9 Kiya C, Liam C, Adam G, Eloise K, Ashley M, Harrison M, Bryce N, Kai N, Patrick S, Rylee S, Zohal T.

Yearly Examinations and Reports All year groups have completed the Yearly Examinations for Mathematics and

now teachers are completing reports. Students are reminded that the work that is now being completed in class is important and is preparing them for

their studies next year.

Year 11

Year 11 have now started their HSC courses. They will complete their first HSC assessment tasks for all levels of Mathematics in the next few weeks.

Please refer to their assessment booklets for details.

Level Assessment Task Date

Mathematics (2

unit) 30th November

Extension 1 30th November

Extension 2 30th November

General

Mathematics 1

Financial Maths

assignment due 6th December

Year 10 Luna Park Excursion

We are all looking forward to the Year 10 Luna Park excursion on Thursday 7th December. This is a reward for students who have completed all of the

necessary requirements of the Stage 5 course. The permission notes have been given out. Please be aware that there is a ‘cut off’ date for payments.

Calculators: Please make sure that all students have their own calculator. The Casio fx-

82AU PLUS II is sold at the uniform shop for $35. Different brands of scientific calculators have different layouts and it is important that everyone in a class has the same calculator. Students need this calculator from Year 7.

It is vital for their progress that students are familiar with their calculator

and know how to use the different functions.

Free Maths Tuition:

Free Maths tuition is provided every Thursday afternoon after school from 3pm to 4pm. Years 7 to 10 are in room 8-07 and Years 11 and 12 in 8-06. It

is fully supervised by the Mathematics Faculty.

Have a Mathematical week, From Mr Dawson and the Maths Faculty Staff

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FROM THE ENGLISH FACULTY

Merit Awards Year 7 Emre C and Dian S.

Year 8 Joshua A, Adam B, Alex A, Ella B, Kate A, Samantha M and Isabella H.

Year 11 Tegan S, Imogen P and Sophie H. Please return all books. Look under beds, in desk drawers and even in the

bottom of your school bag. All books must be returned to the class teacher.

Year 7 Students have just completed a unit on poetry and will be starting a non-fiction unit about the amazing feats of young adults in the text “Tuff Stuff” by

Kirsty Murray.

A few poems from 7G: In the ACT

There was a strange bee, Who took a key

And made a cup of tea, Using a recipe.

Delightfully turning around the floor Acrobatics, flexibility and more

Nutcracker is a ballerina’s dream Cartwheels along the foam short beam

Elbow stands, leaps, turns, are fun Ready to compete with their high perfect buns:3,2,1!

Spring has sprung Prepare for warmer weather

Rising temperatures Increasing days length Nature is blooming

Going outside more often

The water is calm Slowly making its way back home back to the ocean

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Year 8 The year 8 Speaking Task is well underway and students are providing

teachers and their friends with persuasive arguments related to “I have a dream.”

Year 9 Year 9 students are exploring the wonder and beauty of Shakespeare.

“Romeo and Juliet “Macbeth” and “Much Ado About Nothing” (to name a few) are treating our new generation to the language, life and times of our

forebears. Year 10

Students are starting a close study of a genre: Science Fiction. They will enhance their study of speculative fiction.

Year 11 The study of the concept “Discovery” is well underway and students are

working through Frost’s poetry. Students are also working on a creative piece about discovery as part of their studies.

Year 12

Our students signed out on Wednesday 8th, November 2017. We wish them well in their HSC results and future studies and employment.

Year 9 Drama The class have been working on Commedia Dell’Arte stock characters and

short scenes (Lazzi). The students have found the work interesting and challenging.

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Year 10 Drama Year 10 have just presented their ‘Clowning’ Task. The performances made

effective use of tension and props.

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Support Faculty Work Experience Term 4

This term, 8 of our students, Yrs 10-12, are out at Work Experience each Monday.

Woolworths Parramatta is giving them practise in facing, returns, cardboard compacting and

customer service. Our students wear black pants and white

shirts so are often asked questions by customers. This gives them the opportunity to

assist with the enquiry or politely explain that they are on Work Experience and direct them to Woolworths’ staff.

Travel training and navigating to and from the work place, is another useful

life skill that is reinforced each week. Ms Rawat, Ms Kelly (Wk A) and Mrs Shirley (Wk B), travel and work with the

students.

We are very impressed with their progress, politeness and independence, which is improving each week.

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UNIFORM SHOP

Trading Days and Hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8.10 am until 9.00 am

Payment Options Cash - Eftpos - Visa - Mastercard

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YEAR 8 – 2018 BOOK PACK

ORDERS

Are ready for collection

NOW

Please collect from Uniform Shop

Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings as soon as possible please

UNIFORM SHOP

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Trading Days and Hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8.10 am until 9.00 am

Payment Options Cash - Cheque - Visa - Mastercard

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YEAR 10

STUDENTS

PURCHASE YOUR

SENIOR UNIFORM

NOW

We recommend you purchase your Senior Uniform as soon as possible.

Don’t leave it until the last minute

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Uniform Shop

Last Day of Trading 2017

Friday - 8th December

Extra Trading Days

2017

Saturday - 25th November

9.00 am – 1.00 pm

2018

Saturday - 13th January

9.00 am – 1.00 pm ----------------------------------------------------------------

The Uniform Shop Re-opens

FRIDAY 2nd FEBRUARY For Normal Trading

PLEASE NOTE:

SHOP WILL NOT BE OPEN ON FIRST DAYS OF

SCHOOL

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UNIFORM SHOP

Trading Days and Hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8.10 am until 9.00 am

Payment Options Cash - eftpos - Visa - Mastercard

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

The Uniform Shop is operated on a Volunteer basis.

Do YOU have a spare hour to volunteer please ?

~~ Even one day per month - especially in Term 4 and Term 1 ~~

We can guarantee lots of laughs and smiles.

Please come in and see me or ring the office and leave your details.

A huge to our current

Amazing Volunteers

Wendy Turner Fiona Bennetts Sue Oliver Brenda Van Aswegen

Sarojini Subramaniam Sharlane Campbell Marta Irvine Narelle McMenemy Suha Ilapavuluri

Your dedication, hard work, friendship and laughs

is always appreciated !!!

Roz Uniform Shop Co-ordinator

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MODEL FARMS HIGH SCHOOL

UNIFORM PRICE LIST

TRADING DAYS and HOURS Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8.10 am until 9.00 am

PAYMENT OPTIONS Cash - Eftpos - Visa - Mastercard

ITEM PRICE

BOYS

Shirt - Blue (Junior) / White (Senior) $35

Shorts – Grey (easy care) $35

Long Trousers (easy care) $45

GIRLS

Blouse – Blue (Junior) $35

Blouse - White (Senior) $40

Skirt – Check (Junior) / Grey (Senior) $65

Long Pants $40

JUMPERS

Fleecy $45

Wool - (Australian Wool) $80

SPORT

Top $40

Shorts $35

TRACKSUIT (By Order

Only)

Jacket Only $75

Pants Only $50

Complete Set $120

MISCELLANEOUS

Apron $15

Calculator $35

Tie – Junior / Senior $20

Blazer $200

Exercise Books – ie. maths, music, normal $various

2015/2016 - Prices subject to change without notice – includes 10% GST

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UNIFORM SHOP

Trading Days and Hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8.10 am until 9.00 am

Payment Options Cash - Eftpos - Visa - Mastercard

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PAYMENT OPTIONS

Please note that CHEQUES are NOT accepted as a form of payment for purchases from the Uniform Shop.

Acceptable payment options are:

Cash - Eftpos - Visa - Mastercard

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SPORT BUS PASSES CAN NOT BE PURCHASED ON WEDNESDAYS

Please indicate preferred pass:

A 5 trip pass for $37.50 No. of passes ______ Total $________

A 10 trip pass for $75.00 No. of passes ______ Total $________

Name of Student/s _______________________________________Year/s____________

Payment by: CASH CHEQUE

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CHANGE OF CONTACT INFORMATION

MODEL FARMS HIGH SCHOOL

Name of Student: ___________________________________ Year __________

New Address: ________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________ Postcode: _____

Correspondence: _____________________________________________________

__________________________________________________ Postcode: ______

Email Address: _______________________________________________________

New Home Phone No. _________________________________________________

Mother Mobile: _______________________________________________________

Mother Work: ________________________________________________________

Father Mobile: ________________________________________________________

Father Work __________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact if changed: _________________________________________

Phone No. ___________________________________________

Any change in Medical Condition e.g. Allergy, Asthma etc.

Details ______________________________________________________________

Bus Pass: YES / NO

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