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Dear Stella Community,
The events of this week remind us of the fragility of human life:
Olivia Learmont, Brigid Mackenzie, Lily Mills, Sophie Berry and Mrs Coyte returned from Gallipoli after remembering the 8,000 Australians who gave their lives for their country in that campaign.
An earthquake in Nepal left over 4000 dead and many injured and trapped in the rubble of their homes. ‘I pray for the victims, for the wounded and for all those who suffer because of this calamity. May they be sustained by fraternal solidarity’, Pope Francis said.
The execution of ten prisoners in Indonesia (including two Australians) saddened many and was condemned by the Australian government.
These incidents remind us that we should remember to always value life and to care for others. Appeals to assist the Nepalese community have been set up by Caritas - www.caritas.org.au, CARE - www.care.org.au and WorldVision - www.worldvision.com.au.
I wish to acknowledge the girls who represented Stella Maris College at local Anzac commemorations. Thanks to Matilda Gould, Angie Schroeder, Lucy Knowles, Emily Boyde, Lucy Eagleton, Gemma Williams and Isobel Schofield who attended the Manly ceremonies and to Newbie Redding and Caitlin Werakso who laid the wreath at Collaroy beach. We appreciate the efforts of the girls in representing the school at these important community events.
The first round of Student Learning Conferences were held this week at the Benedict Campus. Thank you to the parents/carers who attended with their daughters to discuss how we ensure good learning outcomes are being worked towards in all subjects. Thanks to Ms Molloy who ensured that the PTO booking system ran smoothly and for the patience of families in what was wet and miserable weather.
Finally, I would encourage all families to be involved in our upcoming P&F events. Firstly, the annual School Fees Raffle is almost sold out. Please check the P&F Committee Report for details on how to buy the last tickets. Secondly, the P&F Trivia Night, an important community event and a chance to meet other parents and the teachers, will be held on 16 May at the Benedict Campus starting at 6.30pm. Please come along and be part of the fun.
This week in Assembly as we reflected on the Anzac 100 Year Commemoration we prayed:
Go out into the world in peace. Be brave: keep hold of what is good. Never pay back wrong for wrong; encourage the faith hearted. Support the weak and distressed; give due honour to everyone. Be always joyful and give thanks whatever happens - for this is what God wills for you. Amen.
Elizabeth Carnegie, Principal
STELLA MARIS NEWSLETTER ISSUE 11 - 1 MAY, 2015
52 Eurobin Avenue, Manly NSW 2095 Ph: 02 9977 5144 Fax: 9976 2753
www.stellamaris.nsw.edu.au [email protected]
F R O M T H E P R I N C I PA L
YEAR 12 PARENTS
The Semester 1 2015 Year 12 Reports await you on the Stella Maris Portal. Hopefully you will recall the instructions given to you at the Welcome/Information Evening at the beginning of the year about how to access data. If you were not present or are unsure about how to access the report please check your emails as instructions have been emailed to parents.
I look forward to seeing you at the upcoming Student Learning Conferences with your daughter.
NAME / PHOTO/ VISUAL RECORDING
PERMISSION FORMS 2015
Students who have not yet returned their forms will have recently received another form. Please ensure that these are returned so that students names and/or photos can be used in College publications e.g. the newsletter. Parents can consent to use in all, none or selectively choose publications.
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6 May Student Learning Conferences 2.20-7.00pm, Benedict Campus.
8 May Mothers’ Day Breakfast
11 May P&F Committee Meeting 7.00pm, Benedict Campus.
12 May NAPLAN till 15 May refer details within Newsletter. Student Learning Conferences 4.00-7.00pm,
Benedict Campus.
14 May Year 10 Self Protection Year 8 Retreat till 15 May, Naamaroo, Lane Cove.
16 May Stella Maris P&F Trivia Night 6.30pm, Benedict Campus.
20 May Stella Maris Athletic Carnival
21 May Student Learning Conferences 4.00-7.00pm, Benedict Campus.
29 May Stella Day
U P C O M I N G E V E N T S
SCHOOL FEES RAFFLE
Win one year of school fees to the value of $7000. See the P&F
Committee report for details on how to purchase tickets.
Only 2 tickets left!
STELLA MARIS
MOTHER’S DAY BREAKFAST
Mothers, or significant women in the lives of the students, are
invited to attend our Mother’s Day Breakfast to be held
Friday 8 May
7.30-8.30am on the College Deck
Please RSVP, with numbers attending, by Monday 4 May to [email protected] or 02 9976 1826 for catering purposes.
Please also advise of any special dietary requirements.
ATHLETICS CARNIVAL INFO THE CARNIVAL IS A COMPULSORY SCHOOL DAY
DATE: Wednesday 20 May 2015
VENUE: Narrabeen Academy of Sport
TIME: Buses depart Stella at 8.45am and return at 3.00pm.
Students making their own way to and from the Carnival must arrive at Narrabeen by 9.15am and be collected by 2.20pm. Any students still waiting to be picked up after the Carnival will be put on the last bus back to school.
WEAR: Athletics clothes in House Colours or full PE Uniform
INFO:
The format is the same as the swimming carnival in that there will be Championship and Non-championship events. Students must pre-enter all championship events on Moodle. Entries will close on Monday 11 May at 10am. ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN!
Students will not be able to enter championship track events on the day. Championship events will count towards age championships and are used for selection to the BBSSSA carnival.
Non-championship events may be entered on day. These are: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m. Please note that there are no non-championship field events. Field events may be entered on the day, but we encourage all students to sign up to field events on moodle. (long jump, high jump, shot put, discus or javelin)
Javelin will be held at 8.45am. If you wish to compete in javelin, you must make your own way to Narrabeen by 8.45am.
The 1500m will be the first event of the day. Students in this event will need to be on the first bus to the carnival.
There are no finals for any event. Overall placings will be calculated on times.
All students should try to enter at least two events.
We will be calling for students who are unable to participate to act as helpers on the day.
Please bring sun cream and hat.
Canteen facilities will be available at the carnival, but we encourage students to pack a healthy lunch.
STELLA TRIVIA NIGHT
Saturday 16 May 2015 6:30pm at the Benedict Campus
Come along to a fantastic night!
$20 per person Bookings can be made through Try Booking
www.trybooking.com/HBFA or the School Canteen.
Year 11 and 12 students are also invited - $10 a ticket, ticket can only be purchased through the Canteen.
Great prizes and silent auction. invite your friends and family – TABLES OF 10 (free seating)!
BYO Drinks and Nibbles
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F R O M T H E D I R EC TO R O F C U R R I C U LU M
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F R O M T H E D I R EC TO R O F A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
PARENT – TEACHER ONLINE
Student Learning Conferences are booked online through PTO. Four dates are available for interviews for all Years 7 – 12:
29 April (4.00—7.00pm) 6 May (2.20—7.00pm) 12 May (4.00—7.00pm) 21 May (4.00—7.00pm)
It is recommended that Year 12 parents book interviews on 6 May as interview timeslots are slightly longer than on other nights.
Both Parent/Carer emails have been set-up in PTO, but please only make ONE set of Interviews per daughter unless it is absolutely necessary that you each attend separately.
Jennifer Molloy, Director of Administration
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L A N G UA G E S
NOUMEA TRIP
On 28 March, four Year 9 and four Year 10 students as well as their teachers, Ms Murray and Mrs Ferguson, travelled to Nouméa, the capital of the French-governed Pacific island New Caledonia for 6 days and 5 nights.
We were able to practise our French skills every night as we dined in different restaurants as well as during the days which were spent at the aquarium, the local beach promenade amongst French locals, on a 'tchou tchou' open-train tour of the sights of Nouméa, and at a French shopping district where we bought French novelties for our families and French food for our hotel rooms.
We also went to The Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, devoted to the culture of the indigenous "Kanak" people. The centre is an aesthetic amazement designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano. There we learnt about New Caledonia's indigenous culture, language and food and were able to recreate a traditional dish which took over an hour to cook as it is heated underground.
Our last full day in Nouméa was spent on Amédéé Island, to
which we were endured a 50-minute catamaran ride. There we snorkelled in one of the world’s most admired reefs as New Caledonia's reef ranks second longest double-barrier reef in the world. We also went on a glass-bottom boat ride around the island to further view the unique marine life. We then watched a traditional dance and even offered our own Australian dancing skills to the occasion in return!
All in all, the trip to Nouméa was one that will remain a highlight of our schooling. It was both linguistically and culturally enlightening and fulfilling and served itself as an unmatchable experience.
Olivia-James McKeown, Year 10
A “STELLA” TEAM IN NSW STATE FINALS……a huge first!
Year 10 students, Stephanie Cramer, Alison Godbier, Grace*, Georgia Gullick and Rebekah Odgers competed in the Australian Brain Bee Challenge in late March. The ABBC is Australia’s only neuroscience competition for high school students. The were inspired by a recent guest speaker to learn about the brain, how it functions and the misconceptions about neurological and mental illness. This challenge tested the neuroscience knowledge of students on topics such as intelligence, memory, emotions, movement, stress, ageing, sleep, addiction, Alzheimer’s and stroke. Our students prepared for this competition by studying and discussing neuroscience during lunchtimes, as well as their own independent study.
This year, for the first time, we have a team of 4 girls who will compete in both the team and individual events in the State Finals of the Brain Bee Challenge on July 16 at the University of Western Sydney Medical Faculty. This is a highly competitive State Final that includes students from many of the selective schools in the state. Well done girls, your enthusiasm has
proved successful! We wish you well in the next round!
TERM 2 EVENTS:
ICAS Digital Technologies Competition (Years 7-10) Week 5, Tuesday 19 July
Big Science Competition (Years 7-10) Week 5, Friday 22 May
Yrs 7 & 8 da Vinci Decathlon (Years 7-8) Week 6, Tuesday 26 May
Yrs 9 & 10 da Vinci Decathlon (Years 9-10) Week 6, Wednesday 27 May
Science IQ quiz (Years 7 & 9) Weeks 7 & 8
ICAS Science Competition (Years 7-10) Week 7, Tuesday 2 June
Ruth Longworth, Gifted & Talented Coordinator
* Only the students first name has been printed as she has not returned her Name/Photograph/Visual Recording Permission Form 2015.
G I F T E D A N D TA L E N T E D
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BBSSSA CROSS COUNTRY
On Wednesday 29 April, the Stella Cross Country team competed in the BBSSSA cross country carnival at St Ives Showground. It was a cold and wet day, and the course was made a little more interesting after the storms that hit us last week.
The Stella team had a great day. All of the girls competed enthusiastically. We had the largest girls team at the carnival, and some great results in all age groups. The highlight of the day was finishing 2nd in the overall point score, and gaining 1st and 2nd place in the 13, 14 and 15 year team events.
Well done to Millie Prior, Charlie Gilbert, Sophie Wickham, Tasma*, Naomi Scott and Nell Breslin who have been selected to represent BBSSSA at the NSWCCC Cross Country in June.
The following girls finished in the top 10 places in their races (a great effort, as some of the races had 80+ students in them):
12 years: Millie Prior 5th 13 years: Charlie Gilbert 4th, Taya-Jade Radford 7th, Molly Bell 10th 14 years: Sophie Wickham 2nd, Tasma* 5th, Skye Nankervis 9th 15 years: Naomi Scott 3rd, Nell Breslin 5th 16 years: Daisy Nankervis 10th 17+ years: Clare* 10th.
A big congratulations to the whole team for their enthusiasm and fantastic running on a cold and wet day:
Megan Green, Chloe*, Millie Prior, Madison Lidgard, Charlie Gilbert, Alice Hanaut, Lilica Griffith, Hayley Dalton, Lara Cherry, Daisy Young, Sophie Tetley, Bridget Smith, Jessie Sleep, Taya-
Jade Radford, Molly Bell, Lilli Mitchell, Annabelle Gilbert, Ivana Covic, Skye Nankervis, Isabel Tulevski, Sophie Wickham, Tasma*, Zoe Vander Straaten, Amelia Kirk, Siosana*, Jessie Purvis, Bailee*, Nell Breslin, Jenna O’Hagan, Lauren Costello, Julia*, Imogen*, Natasha*, Naomi Scott, Millie*, Lois Morton-Chong, Charli*, Ally Hickey, Tash Bruun, Chloe*, Hannah Baldwin, Daisy Nankervis, Sophia*, Clare* and Emma Riley.
BBSSSA BASKETBALL
Good luck to the Stella Junior and Intermediate Basketball teams who will be competing at the BBSSSA Basketball Championships in Terrigal next week.
TOUCH FOOTBALL
Best of luck to the Stella touch football team who will be playing at the NSW State Championships at Penrith next Friday. The team consists of players in Years 8-10:
Chloe*, Jessie Purvis, Nell Breslin, Daisy Nankervis, Bailee*, Jessie West, Tasma*, Sophie Wickham, Campbell Reimer, Skye Nankervis and Aysha Whyte
NSWCCC SWIMMING
Good luck to the following girls who are competing at the NSWCCC Swimming Championships on Monday 4 May:
Naomi Scott, Hannah Baldwin, Sophia*, Janice*, Georgia Crowley, Skye Nankervis, Athena Liang, Sophie Wickham, Amy Polikowski, Vicki Cuthbert and Claudia Wolff.
Jenny Wickam, Head of Sports
* Only the students first name has been printed as she has not returned her Name/Photograph/Visual Recording Permission Form 2015.
S P O R T
P E R F O R M I N G A R T S
BAND CAMP
At the end of last term 78 of our finest musicians headed off to Camp Kedron for 2 days of fun and intense music making, we did squeeze in some fun too!
CENTENARY OF ANZAC CELEBRATION
On Sunday, Stella Maris College students along with a range of school and community groups participated in the Centenary of ANZAC Celebration at Warriewood Rugby Park. It was really great to be an active part in such an important celebration. The Stella musicians sung in the Choir an played in the Band while our leadership team marched in the parade proudly flying the Stella Maris College Banner.
Jessica Maker, Head of Performing Arts
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C A R E E R S Information sessions 6:30-8:30pm (doors close 6:45pm). DFRC Parramatta: Level 4, 9 George Street Parramatta 2150 Pittwater RSL: 82 Mona Vale Road, Mona Vale 2103 Holsworthy: Address on RSVP
ADF Careers Mon 4 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Women in Defence Tue 5 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta ADF Education Wed 6 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Pilot Mon 11 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Army Reserve Tue 12 May 2015 Holsworthy Army Thu 14 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Navy Mon 18 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Engineering Tue 19 May 2015 Manpower Head Office ADF Fitness Wed 20 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Army Reserve Wed 20 May 2015 Pittwater RSL Health Roles Thu 21 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Army Officer Mon 25 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta Air Force Tue 26 May 2015 DFRC Parramatta RSVP essential: Email [email protected] and include name of attendee, session date and name. Sessions will be attended by an ADF member who will present specifically on the particular aspect of the Australian Defence Force. Contact Jordan King 8831 2243 [email protected] or Ian Villareal 8831 2239 [email protected] Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP) Information Evening - 6 May @ 6pm. Find out about our VET, Bachelor, Honours, Graduate Diploma and Masters programs. ACAP staff will be on hand to answer questions. Level 5, 11 York St Sydney. RSVP at http://www.acap.edu.au/future-students/info-sessions/. or call 1800 061 199 for more info. Sydney Film School Open Day - 9 May @ 2pm-5pm Meet the teachers, current students and graduates of our Diploma and Advanced Diploma Courses and see the School in action. Register at http://bit.ly/1bs71Eb. For a preview of life at the school click https://youtu.be/2nWXrlu5lCM FREE Digital Workshop at AIT - 9 May @ 10am-4pm Animation, Film or Games for Year 11-12 students. These 1-day courses were designed to give students hands-on experience on the creative fields! Lvl 2, 7 Kelly St Ultimo NSW. COST: FREE RSVP required: http://www.ait.nsw.edu.au/free-day-courses/ AIT Info Night - 12 May @ 6pm-8pm Students and parents can find out about AIT and their new courses: Bachelor of Digital Design & Diploma of Digital Design! Lvl 2, 7 Kelly St Ultimo NSW. RSVP: http://www.ait.nsw.edu.au/information-night/ AIE Open Day - 16 May Discover courses to get you started in game development, 3D animation and visual effects. The day will include presentations on different areas of industry to get into as well as information about full-time and part-time courses and entry requirements. www.aie.edu.au/OpenDay UTS Bachelor of Accounting Co-Op Scholarship Information Evening 19 May @ UTS 6.30-7.30pm Closing date for Round 1 applications is Friday, 5 June 2015 Apply online www.bachelorofaccounting.com. RSVP for the Information Evening, including name and school to [email protected]. Our industry partners are looking for all-round achievers, applicants who have taken initiative and pursued interests and in doing so demonstrated things like interpersonal skills, dedication and leadership. A high ATAR is not essential - academic ability is just one of our selection criteria. Each year we take in applicants whose eventual ATARs fall in the range 85-100. Interviews will be held on 2, 3 & 7 July. UOW College, Spring Session Information Evening - 19 May Find out about alternative pathway as well as vocational courses to help students start their career. Staff will answer questions on fees, enrolments, career paths and more. Closing date for Spring 29 May. 6.00pm–8.00pm, UOW College, Building 30, University of Wollongong. Register now! Your Path to Sydney Uni Information Evening - 20 May Students and parents can find out about alternative entry schemes, scholarships, fees and university life, and meet with staff who can answer course-related questions. Revesby Workers’ Club. Register at http://sydney.edu.au/future-students/high-school-students/your-path-to-sydney/index.shtml
Macquarie University Student and Parent Information Evening – 20 May @ 5:30-8:30pm Students in Years 10-12 and their parents can learn more about the Macquarie experience. Hear from UAC on application procedures, as well as the opportunity to speak to current students to get your questions answered. Register mq.edu.au/study/undergraduate/events Commando Info Session - 21 May @ 7-9pm This information session will be attended by a Commando in the ADF who will give a presentation on career paths & requirements Commando in the Army. RSVP’s essential: [email protected] include in RSVP: Name of attendee, Date of Session, Name of Session. 201 Sussex Street, Tower 2, Lvl 22, Sydney NSW 2000 National Skills Week 2015: DISCOVER a World of Opportunity - 24-30 August National Skills Week recognises, celebrates and informs students and the wider public on the diversity and benefits of undertaking Vocational Education and Training. This years theme highlights future industry trends bringing into focus the skills needs associated with Australia's emerging areas of opportunity. Contact SkillsOne on (02) 8080 0111 or [email protected] Design Courses Information Evening - 26 May 2015 @ 6-8pm Find out about the range of courses on offer, view the premises and meet the lecturers. Staff will be available to answer questions regarding fees, enrolments and career paths. Design Centre Enmore, Building G, Level G Room 110 Edgeware Rd, Enmore. RSVP Janna Madorski 02 9394 5700. Information Session Sydney Design School - 28 May @ 6pm Find out about Interior Designer or Decorator career opportunities. Learn about our courses, walk around our state of the art campus and see our amazing students work. Register or call for more information (02) 9437 1902 or http://sydneydesignschool.com.au/info-sessions/ 2015 HTN Peter Howard Future Chef Scholarship Submissions now being accepted. Each year HTN selects two Year 12 students studying Hospitality as part of their HSC to be the recipients of the scholarship which awards tomorrow’s chefs with a week’s supported culinary experience. Submissions 31 August. http://htn.com.au/ Career Coaching, Turning Point Consulting Supporting individuals from school to retirement through life’s transitions’ with personalised consultations to build career capability through strengths reflection, resume writing, interview, networking skills and goal setting. http://www.turningpointconsulting.com.au/career-guidance-services/ Podiatry, Medical Imaging and Medical Sonography at CQUniversity Sydney Study a range of programs including Podiatry Practice, Medical Sonography or Chiropractic in a stimulating and supportive learning environment with quality learning facilities. More information [email protected] Want a Careers in the real estate industry? Need a Certificate of Registration or Real Estate Agents Licence? Enrol in an online course with The NSW Real Estate Training College. Courses can be completed at the student's own pace and support is provided via phone, email and online chat. http://www.realestatetraining.com.au/ Jobs for students MEGT Recruitment & Management services has vacancies for Apprenticeships and Traineeships throughout NSW. Students can register for job alerts. www.apprenticeshipjobs.com.au Updated resource - Disability Rights in Education The Your Right to an Education website has been fully updated http://www.ddaedustandards.org.info. The website can help students with disability and educators understand important parts of the Disability Standards for Education, including the obligations of education providers to consult, make reasonable adjustments and eliminate harassment and victimisation. Career Interest Explorer The Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information Service has launched a new resource that aims to help students identify the strength of their career interests. The Career Interest Explorer will help students to refine their thinking about their potential career pathways. http://www.aapathways.com.au/Search/Career-
Jeanette Ferguson, Director of Staff Services & Careers Adviser
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PARKING RESTRICTIONS Please note parking time limitations: 2 hours around the school 5 hours (9.30-2.30) in the bus zone 4 hours at Keirle Park Unrestricted (Warringah Council):
Off Pittwater Rd behind Queenscliff Health Centre
Up steps near Queenscliff Beach near SPLAT coffee shop
Information: 1300 369 783 Add Funds: 1300 884 668
Students are not to lend their card to others. Card owners must be in attendance if students want to buy for others.
Students should have only ONE card. Old cards will not be served.
Replacement cards cost $5. Defaced cards will need to be replaced.
Please check your daughter’s My Student Account to ensure she has sufficient funds to purchase items.
SAFETY NOTICE For students safety, the Canteen will only provide boiling water for noodles to students who either buy the Fantastic Noodles from the Canteen or bring from home the 70g ‘Fantastic Noodles’ or ‘Simplee’ (available from ALDI). These containers are more sturdier than others, can withstand the boiling water and are not too flimsy to hold. HEALTHY OPTIONS CAMPAIGN Students receive points on their My Student Account for purchasing healthier foods, e.g. water, salad rolls and multigrain/wholemeal rolls. Prizes are awarded at the end of the year for one girl in each year group (the Year 12 prize is one formal ticket paid for) so think about what you’d like to order and get those points accumulating.
Bernie McGrath & Cheryl Young , Canteen Supervisors
C A N T E E N
CANTEEN ROSTER Hours are 9.30am-2.30pm approx. Call Bernie to arrange a replacement 0414 519 108 or 9976 1826.
Mon 4 May Tue 5 May Wed 6 May Thu 7 May Fri 8 May Mon 11 May
Jo Palme Jody Sutherland Wendy Dar Angela Politis-Carnivale
Trish Warner Maria Sammut Sue Whyte Kiera Hulme Debra Stracey
Karen Doughty Therese Philip Tania Dinneen Michelle Staunton
Jane Sidd Phillipa Edgar Christin Schaller Michelle Houghton Nina Rose Sandra Marshall
Kate Bambrick Brown Sue di Candia Harriet Elias Shane Polikowski
Jo Carmichael Katy Griffith Anne Van Rooyen Dee Merry
U N I F O R M S H O P
HOURS (During School Terms): 8:00am-4:30pm Tue/Wed/Thu. PAY BY: Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, EFTPOS, cheque (made out to ‘Stella Maris College’) and Student Card. CHECK THE COLLEGE WEBSITE FOR: *Uniform Regulations *Second Hand Uniform Policy *College Shoe Policy *Uniform & Stationery Price Lists SECONDHAND UNIFORMS Please contact us if you have winter uniforms to sell. Due to changes in the uniform we are only accepting limited items. Please contact us prior to bringing in items to check if they are needed. Uniforms will be accepted on consignment. VOLUNTEERS ROSTER None required for this week. WINTER UNIFORM Winter uniform is worn during Terms 2 and 3. There is a two week changeover at the start of Term 2, with all girls being in winter uniform by Monday 4 May. For those who have ordered blazers, these are expected within the next two weeks. Girls will be emailed when they arrive. Payment is required at collection - $160 for Junior Blazers and $190 for Senior Blazers.
PRICE LIST Junior Senior Winter Skirt $ 70.00 $120.00 Winter Blazer $160.00 $190.00-215.00 Winter Blouse $ 35.00 $ 35.00 Jumper (cotton & wool) $ 65.00 Black opaque stockings $ 9.00 Black gloves $ 6.50 Green Scarf $ 25.00 Maroon Scarf $ 30.00 Track top $ 50.00 Track pants $ 36.00 Sport polo $ 30.00 Sport shorts $ 26.00 Sports bag (compulsory for Yr7 / optional for Yrs 8-11) $ 15.00
Gail Hickey & Maree Sewell, Uniform/Book Shop Supervisors
9976 1819 or [email protected]
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PA R E N T S A N D F R I E N D S C O M M I T T E E
STELLA SCHOOL FEES RAFFLE 2015
WIN ONE YEAR OF SCHOOL FEES TO THE VALUE OF $7000
$50 PER TICKET - only 200 tickets will be sold! Due to overwhelming demand, the Stella School Fees Raffle is back in 2015!
The P&F is running another raffle with the opportunity for you to win $7000 towards your daughter’s school fees. First in, first served so be quick! Limited opportunity to participate. These are very good odds!
This raffle will help us raise some money for the school.
Please Note: Once all the tickets are sold, the raffle drawing date will be published in the Newsletter. Please note that if not all 200 tickets are sold, then a full refund will be given for tickets purchased.
How can you purchase your tickets? 1. Complete the raffle form below, make payment using cash or credit card, and return it to the Stella Maris Finance Office.
*Limit of 10 tickets per family. __________________________________________________________________________________________
Stella School Fees Raffle 2015
Complete this order form with the number of tickets that you would like to purchase* and take the payment slip to the Finance Office (open Monday-Friday 8am-4pm). Payments can be made by cash or credit card.
Name …………………………………..………………………………………... Amount $ …………………...
Student Name(s) …………………………………………………………………………………….……………….....
Payment Type MASTERCARD VISA AMEX CASH
Credit Card Number __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __ / __ __ __ __
Expiry Date __ __ / __ __ CCV __ __ __ Signature …………………………………………………..
Phone …………………………………………….. Activity No 1030A93 Ticket No……………………..
Be Quick ONLY 2
TICKETS LEFT!
P&F Trivia Night Silent Auction & Competition Prizes Needed
Advertise your business by supporting the P&F Trivia Night.
Everything you can offer is needed and appreciated. The P&F Committee request donations of goods or services suitable for prizes from parents & friends of the College. Prizes can be large or small. We are good at bundling little goodies into fantastic prizes. If your business wishes to donate, you have the opportunity to: Display your business logo in the Newsletters leading up to the Trivia Night Have your business included in the Thank You Sponsors page in the
Newsletter following the event Receive a Certificate of Appreciation to display in your workplace
So… if you wish to make a donation please call Lee Mills (0412 242 085) or
Paloma Llamazares (0421 610 941) or leave your donation at the College office, clearly marked for the Trivia Night, by
Monday 11 May This is the main P&F fundraiser for the year. Money raised goes straight to the College for our students’ benefit.
With sincere appreciation, the Stella Maris P&F Committee
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The P&F gratefully acknowledges the support of the following individuals and businesses who have generously donated to the P&F Trivia Night. Please, in turn, support their businesses while shopping in the community.
PA R E N T S A N D F R I E N D S C O M M I T T E E
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C O M M U N I T Y
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