Jubilation Jubilee Primary School Weekly Newsletter, Tuesday 1st April 2014

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What is Easter? What do Christians Celebrate on Easter?

On Easter Sunday, Christians celebrate the resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ. It is typically the most well-attended Sunday service of the year for Christian churches.

Christians believe, according to Scripture, that Jesus came back to life, or was raised from the dead, three days after his death on the cross. As part of the Easter season, the death of Jesus Christ by crucifixion is commemorated on Good Friday, always the Friday just before Easter. Through his death, burial, and resurrection, Jesus paid the penalty for sin, thus purchasing for all who believe in him, eternal life in Christ Jesus. In Western Christianity, Easter marks the end of Lent, a 40-day period of fasting, repentance, moderation and spiritual discipline in preparation for Easter. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter Sunday. Eastern Orthodox churches observe Lent or Great Lent, during the 6 weeks or 40 days preceding Palm Sunday with fasting continuing during the Holy Week of Easter.

John 11:25-26 Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Have a safe Easter and I look forward to seeing you all in Term 2, Jo Riddell APRE

HAPPY EASTER TO ALL

Holy Week Liturgy, Jubilee Centre 9.30am - 10.30am

Principal’s News

Dear Parents, Staff and Friends,

I sit here feverishly getting together this month’s newsletter as I fight a severe case of jetlag. I forgot how debilitating it is, but during our pilgrimage our mantra was everyday, “I am a pilgrim, not a tourist” and this seems to be continuing! In all seriousness, I believe that this is the case though, as journeying as a pilgrim through the Holy Land is a life altering experience and I now see that life needs to be approached with a pilgrimage focus.

Here in Australia, we take the simple things in life for granted, like:

Having water that is drinkable;

Having a religion and being able to travel between suburbs without being oppressed by checkpoints;

Having streets that are tidy;

Having electricity 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, compared to Palestinians who have electricity for 2 days a week only.

One of the most confronting things that really slapped me in the face during my pilgrimage was how oppressed the Palestinians are. This conflict between Israel and Palestine has existed for thousands of years, but listening first hand to their plight and the plight of everyday Israelis who yearn for peace has put a totally new perspective in place for me. Similar conflicts in Ireland and Europe have been mostly resolved over the past 50 years. It is my solemn hope that peace be brought to this Holiest of lands very soon.

My sincere thanks goes to Mrs. Joanne Riddell, Mr. Damian Wood and Mr. Shane Parry who covered amicably for Mr. Mason and I as we were afforded this great pilgrimage experience. I know I am much richer in faith, deeper in spirit, wiser in history and connected to our Christian roots than I was before. As a Catholic Christian, the celebration

I feel that I somewhat am yet to process this time of pilgrimage in the Holy Land, which I know I will always remember and value. I was also gifted with being ‘alter boy’ to Archbishop Mark Coleridge and Fr. Anthony Ekpo in some very sacred places including The Church of the Holy Sepulcher - Jerusalem, The Church of the Transfiguration – Mt Tabor (pictured left), Israel and on a boat on the Sea of Galilee (pictured above). Again these are all very unique and deeply meaningful places to be able to celebrate

the wonder and mystery of our faith.

One of the absolute highlights of our pilgrimage was to be present at a Papal audience with His Holiness Pope Francis (aka: Papa Francesco). Unbeknownst to us, we had front row seats and he passed by us and in fact presided only several meters away from us. So in all a very full on, jammed packed but profoundly humbling experience was had during this time. I was very grateful to be able to spend this time with Mr. Mason, and we share many memories that will last a lifetime – a pilgrim’s lifetime that is!!!!

THANK YOU

My thanks to the staff, children and parents of our school for your efforts and enthusiasm during this first term. The first term is always a very busy one and can be very tiring for all at school. I hope that all members of our community find some time over the Easter break to recharge the batteries and spend quality time with family and friends.

I also encourage members of our community to spend quality time with their God over the Easter weekend. Wherever you are, please take the time to attend at least one of the Easter ceremonies so that the true meaning of the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus is brought home over the commercial hype that the season has become.

May our Easter break be a time where we take stock of the many blessings bestowed on us by our God. Too often in our hectic schedule we find ourselves getting caught up in menial and trivial incidents and issues. During the Easter break take time to enjoy and celebrate the important things

in your life. Be sure to allow yourself to appreciate what is most important to you in this season of Easter.

STAFF LEAVE

I wish to inform you that Mrs. Christina Barron has taken Long Service Leave for the whole of Term 2 and Mrs. Margaret Kirk (nee: Miss Kelly) and

Mr. Anthony Hannah will be replacing Mrs Barron as teachers of Yr. 7F.

Mrs. Natalie Greenwood will be replacing Mrs. Kelly Klos as Prep Teacher with Mr. David Meiklejohn. Kelly will be on Maternity Leave as she, John

and Jorja await the arrival of a new member of the Klos Family very soon.

I wish Christina and Kelly all the best during their respective leave periods.

Principal’s News….

SCHOOL FEES

Families who are yet to pay school fees are asked to do so before Thursday. Please remember that it is school policy to take action to recover outstanding fees that are more than a term overdue. Sincere thanks to the vast majority of families who always keep their fee account up to

date.

THOUGHT FOR A MOMENT!

Prayer For Peace In Palestine

God of peace,

We pray for peace in Palestine, the land where the Prince of Peace walked long ago;

Let there be an end to the cycle of violence and vengeance that has prevailed there for so long;

Let there be an end to the frequent killing and maiming of people, victims of hate and prejudice;

Let there be an end to all political agendas that justify and prolong the conflict.

God of peace, hear our prayer.

Bring justice for all the people of Palestine regardless of race, culture or religion;

Sustain the courage and determination of all those who work for peace and keep them strong in the face of threats and persecution;

Establish such mutual respect and harmony between Christians and Muslims that they will live and work together for the sake of all.

God of peace, hear our prayer.

Keep our own hearts and minds free from fear and prejudice; Help us to be instruments of your peace where we are.

God of peace, hear our prayer.

Provided by the Uniting Church in Australia National Working Group on Worship.

God bless you and best wishes for the week ahead.

May the light of the Risen Christ radiate peace across the world this Easter!

David Sewell

PRINCIPAL

News from the Campus Ministry

4th Week of Lent (School week beginning 31st March)

Project Compassion, Week 4, brings you the story of Martina.

The Solomon Islands are often threatened by weather-related disasters such as earthquakes, floods, tsunamis and cyclones. Martina is a primary school teacher, and is teaching her students how to stay safe during disasters, which often happen when they are away from their homes. The program has had great success, and is soon to be expanded to other countries in the Pacific Islands which face similar risks, so that just like Martina and her students, others too are able to live without fear when disasters strike. Your Project Compassion donation is saving the lives of children who are among the most vulnerable to natural disasters. www.caritas.org.au

Photo: Richard Wainwright

Leukaemia Foundation

On Friday, April 4th we are having a CRAZY HAIR DAY! The purpose of this day is to raise awareness of the fantastic work the Leukemia Foundation does in helping those who suffer from blood cancer (and also their families). Examples of these types of cancer are leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma, and related

blood disorders.

These can develop in anyone, at any age, at any time. More than 11,500 people will be diagnosed with blood cancer this year. If you would like to read more about the work that the Leukaemia Foundation does or donate to them why not visit their official website to find out more? http://www.leukaemia.org.au

Hi all,

What a busy term it has been! I know both the teachers and students are really ready for holidays! I have been going round the classrooms teaching students all about Peer Mediation & Conflict Resolution! The skills covered in these sessions are those basic to students’ (and indeed adults) successful self-management in social situations. They include skills of: self-awareness, management of emotions, appropriate assertiveness and empathy. Emphasis is on helping students to increase their awareness of themselves and their relationships with others.

The sessions encourage students; to entertain that there are different perceptions of situations.

to think in terms of “fairness” both to themselves and others.

to take more responsibility in their social relationships.

They have learnt that CONFLICT IS WHEN PEOPLE HAVE A PROBLEM GETTING ALONG TOGETHER. RESOLUTION IS SOLVING THE PROBLEM.

They have learnt that all people have conflict it is a part of life. The important thing is how we deal with the conflict when it occurs. We can deal with conflict by

fight/flight but the best way is to work it out!

Why don’t you ask your child/children what a win/win is? (Win-Win means finding a way that is fair for everyone-fair for you, and other people. There doesn’t have to be a loser. Both people win.) I have been really enjoying these sessions and it is great getting to know the children in the more intimate classroom setting! Sessions will continue next term.

I wish you all a safe happy & holy Easter,

In the end Only three things matter: How much you loved How gently you lived And how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you. BUDDHA

Blessings,

Vicki

Campus Ministry

Fight Flight Work It Out

Punch Cry Apologise

Hit Sulk Negotiate

Swear Run Away Talk about it

Bully Hide Listen

Tease Compromise

Kick

For Mac help, please go to the following website and post your question. https://todaysmeet.com/QuestionsJPS The iCentre team will do their best to answer your questions in the newsletter each fortnight and/or run info sessions for you in the iCentre throughout the year. Thanks, iCentre Team.

Tina Vingas

eLearning Support Teacher. iCentre Coordinator.

WOW!!! These four champions in Year7 - Jacob, Vanessa, Rachel and Mady spent their Saturday presenting, speaking and answering questions at a teacher's conference - 'Connected Learning-Global Understanding', run by QSITE and supported by Tina Vingas, Caitlan Hopper and Danielle Carter. These students, created a magnificent presentation (with audio/videos etc) together, and spoke for an entire hour session! They spoke about the 1:1 mac program, from a student's perspective. Jubilee is very proud of you! You represented yourselves and your school with the highest level of maturity and wisdom. We are very grateful to the parents who gave up their Saturday to support too. Many thanks, you bright and shiny stars!

Sport Report From Alistair Davies

Jubilee Swimming Carnival Results 2014

Congratulations Hefferan who were our victorious team at this year’s carnival.

1st Hefferan 573 points

2nd Sadik 545 points

3rd Smith 495 points

4th Stenlake 489 points

2014 Age Champions In The Pool

Congratulations to all of our Age Champions and Runner’s Up 2014.

2006 Girls : 1st Madeline Howell 2nd Jemima Seacomb

2006 Boys : 1st Jack Stafford 2nd Kye Norquay

2005 Girls : 1st Ebony Roberts 2nd Shanae Erwin

2005 Boys : 1st Eamon Hurd 2nd Cooper Boothman

2004 Girls : 1st Eden Taylor 2nd Kate Bartlett

2004 Boys : 1st Cooper Monaghan 2nd Luke Brown

2003 Girls : 1st Natsha Nair 2nd Tara Radford

2003 Boys : 1st Jack Bowen 2nd Reuben Burn

2002 Girls : 1st Antonia Hurd 2nd Serayna Neal

2002 Boys : 1st Brodie Monaghan 2nd Zac Reus

2001 Girls : 1st Georgia Robertson

2001 Boys : 1st Izac Jones 2nd Stephen Quinn

Sporting Achievements During Term 1.

Congratulations to our students who have achieved a District Team placement or higher throughout the course of the term or have excelled

in their chosen sport.

Zac Reus –Rugby League

Antonia Hurd, Brodie Monaghan and Cooper Monaghan – Swimming

Serayna Neal – Synchronised Swimming

Zac Williams, Luke Williams and Jessica Boundy – Basketball

Ella Sellars and Abby Sellars – Little Athletics

Nathan Vinnell – BMX

Cody Smith - Under 7 Boys Age Champion (Southport Surf Lifesaving Club 2013/14 Season)

Holly Gray – Soccer

Cy Dacey - Gymnastics

Year 5, 6 and 7 Catholic Winter Sports Competition will be held during weeks 6 -10 in Term 2. Girls will play Netball, Touch or Basketball and boys will play Rugby League, Soccer or Basketball. This competition will involve Jubilee Primary, Guardian Angel’s, St. Kevin’s and Assisi. While students have indicated their sports preferences, some activities will require trials early in Term 2. Competitions will run for 5

weeks (30/05/14 – 27/06/14). We very much look forward to this exciting new sports format.

Jubilee Cross Country will be held on May 1st this great annual school event will take place in the second week of next term. Students are encouraged to continue working on their fitness during the school holidays and I would also like to remind students of the importance of

training with a responsible adult. A great chance to get family members training with you in the holidays.

Yours in HPE/Sport,

Alistair Davies

Hefferan

The NRL are hosting a Play NRL Holiday Clinic at Coomera Cutters Junior

Rugby League Football Club on Tuesday 8th April. Boys and girls aged 5 to 12

years are invited to participate in the Clinic. Our exciting Holiday Clinic allow

participants to develop their Rugby League skills in a safe, modified and fun environment. All

clinics are delivered by qualified and experienced Rugby League Coaches and cater for all skill

levels from beginner to junior league players. All participants receive an NRL Pack (Including

Football, Water bottle, Boot bag, kicking Tee and NRL T-Shirt) in addition all participants will be

provided with morning tea and lunch. To participate in our Coomera NRL holiday clinic all

children must be registered, places are limited at all holiday clinics. For more information and to

register please go to;

www.seqdevelopment.leaguenet.com.au

or call NRL Game Development Officer Matt Palin – 0400 345 547

NRL Holiday Clinic

Jubilee PS NAB AFL Auskick Centre

Sign on & 1st Session: – Tuesday 6th May

Time: 3:15pm-4:15pm

Venue: Jubilee Primary School oval

Cost: $65

For more information contact: Adam Dunning on 5594 5722

Or visit www.aflauskick.com.au

Participants receive benefits which includes, Hat, Football, Back pack and much more.

TO REGISTER;

OPTION A – PREFERRED OPTION Three Easy Steps:

Register online at www.aflauskick.com.au

1. Print submitted registration form 2. Hand form with payment to your AFL Auskick Coordinator

at the first session.

OPTION B

Complete a handwritten registration form

and give along with payment to your AFL Auskick Co-ordinator at the first session.

MASS TIMES FOR HOLY WEEK CELEBRATIONS AT ST. MARY’S, COOMERA 2014

PALM SUNDAY (PASSION SUNDAY) Saturday 12TH APRIL (Vigil Mass) 6pm Holy Mass – St Mary’s Worship Centre Sunday 13th April 7.30am Holy Mass – St. Mary’s Worship Centre 9.30am Holy Mass –St. Mary’s Worship Centre 5pm Holy Mass –Jubilee Primary School HOLY WEEK Monday 14th April 7pm Family Ritual of Forgiveness & Reconciliation (followed by individual confessions) CWC Tuesday 15th April 6pm Rosary –CWC Wednesday 16th April 5.45pm Evening Prayer - CWC 6pm Holy Mass – CWC (Priest is available for the Sacrament of Confession after the Mass for 1 hour) Thursday 17th April

7pm Holy Mass of the Lords Supper & Washing of the Feet (Followed by Adoration) CWC

Good Friday 18th April

10am Stations of the Cross –CWC (Priest is available for the Sacrament of Confession after the Stations of the Cross for 1 hour) 3pm Celebration of the Lords Passion – CWC Holy Saturday 19th April

7pm Easter Vigil Mass – CWC

Easter Sunday 20th April

7.30am Holy Mass – CWC 9.30am Holy Mass – CWC

THERE WILL BE NO 5PM MASS AT JUBILEE PRIMARY SCHOOL ON EASTER SUNDAY

Parents & Friends Association

News

UP COMING EVENTS

P&F Meetings.…New to Jubilee? Never been to a meeting before? Wondering what difference you can make at Jubilee? Come and help us spend our money in ways to benefit your child's school years. We would love you to join us at our meetings. If you can’t make the meetings but would love to volunteer then please email the P&F.

29 APRIL | Family Fun Day Committee Meeting Yes, you saw that right! Preparations for the Family Fun Day (Saturday 16 August) have commenced. If you wish to be part of the committee, whether you can help in the lead up or on the day, please register your interest at jubileepandf@yahoo.com and come along to the meeting on Tuesday 29 April at 9:00am in the Meeting Room.

29 APRIL | Monthly P&F General Meeting Due to the school holidays, the next monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday 29th April at 7:00pm in the Meeting Room at the Jubilee Centre. Everyone is welcome to attend – we would love to see you there. Come along and have a say in how your levies are spent in benefiting our children. 2 MAY | School Disco KIDS! Come along and enjoy the fun and music….glow sticks, drinks and snacks available to purchase on the night. PARENTS! See the attached flyer….tickets are $5 and presale tickets will be available for purchase outside the school office from Tuesday 29 April to Friday 2 May at 8:15am and 2:45pm. VOLUNTEERS! You are needed to help set up, sell on the night and pack up...register with Janelle Prendergast on 0401 241 109. 8 MAY | Mother’s Day Stall The Mother’s Day Stall this year will be held on Thursday 8 May – see the attached flyer. Watch this space for a list of the items available for purchase.

9 MAY | Mother’s Day High Tea During May we are celebrating all the wonderful Mothers in our community, so come and join us for a High Tea in the Jubilee Meeting Room on Friday 9 May from 12pm – 2pm. All tickets will need to be pre-purchased. Tickets are $5 and on sale in the office until 2 May. There will be a cent auction (tickets available at the event) with all proceeds going to Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea - see attached flyer for further details.

17 MAY | Jubilee Annual Dinner The Jubilee Annual Dinner will be held on Saturday 17 May at Southport Sharks. Tickets are $40 and will be available to purchase until 2 May. Look out for your enveloped invitation coming home with your eldest child this week! Purchase tickets individually or as a table of 10. This year we have an additional option of booking online and paying with your credit card www.trybooking.com/EQMK, otherwise email jubileepandf@yahoo.com to pay by cash, cheque or direct deposit.

OTHER NEWS

P&F Executive Committee….well our team is now complete. I am pleased to announce that Alison Pommier has joined the Executive Team as our Secretary. Thank you Alison for taking on this role.

Family Fun Day Sponsorship....do you own a business or work for a company who might like to be part of our Family Fun Day? We are looking for 1 Gold Sponsor, 2 Silver Sponsors and 10 Bronze Sponsors. Please see the attached Sponsorship Letter and if you would like to know more contact the Family Fun Day Coordinator Belinda McLeod on 0431 272 232 or jubileepandf@yahoo.com

Grants Committee….do you have a flare and talent for grants writing or want to learn? Our current Grants Coordinator, Linda Vayro, would love a 2-I-C commencing ASAP so she can share her knowledge and pass over the role at the end of the year. Please email jubileepandf@yahoo.com if you are interested.

P&F Federation Newsletter…please visit http://www.pandf.org.au/2013/20131129/index.htm to view The Federation of Parents and Friends in Catholic Schools Queensland’s monthly newsletter.

Missed the last P&F meeting?....keep informed and up to date with what is happening. For previous meeting minutes visit http://www.jubileeprimary.qld.edu.au/our-school/Pages/Parents-and-Friends.aspx

Jubilee P&F Executive Team – jubileepandf@yahoo.com

President – Belinda McLeod 0431 272 232 Vice President – Susan De Vere 0409 066 357

Secretary – Alison Pommier 0411 246 627 Treasurer – Sharon Hutchison 0423 841 068

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Jubilee Primary School is currently seeking sponsorship for our Major Community Event this year

– the Jubilee Primary School Family Fun Day to be held on 16th August 2014.

We are writing with the request that you consider sponsoring your child’s school to enable us to

raise as much money as possible on the day. In return for your sponsorship your business will

receive significant advertising and promotional exposure.

During previous years, through the funds attained from the Family Fun Day, the P&F have funded a variety of items for the

school, including:

New School Playground $83,000

Connection of remaining toilets to rainwater tanks $11,250

Trestle Tables for P&F Events including Family Fun Day $1,410

Additional Chairs for Jubilee Centre $10,000

Classroom ipad's/iPod $30,000

Sound & Lighting System for the Jubilee Centre $30,000

New sporting equipment $3,000

Early Learning Years Centre equipment $5,700

Donation to Reading Program $20,000

Apple MacBook Air Computers and ipads $50,000

We are aware that many businesses are inundated with requests for sponsorship, with many failing to offer anything in

return for the support given. Where we are different is in our strategies to ensure that you, as a sponsor, receive obvious

benefits from your patronage. We trust you will find from the enclosed information and further discussions that we intend

to create a real ‘win-win’ situation for our financial supporters.

While members of our school community endeavor during the year to raise much needed funds, we do rely on the gener-

ous support of local businesses and patrons to ensure our school and children have the quality resources they need. For

the cost, it seems to represent a sound advertising investment.

Should you have any queries please contact our P&F President Belinda McLeod on

0431 272 232 or email jubileepandf@yahoo.com. Thank you for considering this invitation and we look forward to talking

with you soon.

Yours sincerely

David Sewell Belinda McLeod

David E C Sewell Belinda McLeod

Principal P & F President

Jubilee Primary School

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES

Below are the packages Jubilee Primary School P & F Association has designed to give value for money to our sponsors:

THE GOLD PACKAGE $3,000

Naming rights for the Family Fun Day

Your corporate logo and business name on all fun day promotional material – including banner, flyers, newsletter

notices, media advertising and fun day program

Complimentary business stall at the fun day

Verbal advertising throughout the day by our MC

Display own corporate banner (company to supply) on the day

Certificate of Appreciation

Where applicable, 1 program time slot in our Program of Events on the fun day

We will accept a maximum of one sponsor on this package.

THE SILVER PACKAGE $1,000

Naming rights to a part of the fun day (as mutually agreed, e.g. Cent Auction)

Your corporate logo and business name on all fun day promotional material – including banner, flyers, newsletter

notices, media advertising and fun day program

Complimentary business stall at the fun day

Verbal advertising throughout the day by our MC

Display own corporate banner (company to supply) on the day

Certificate of Appreciation

Where applicable, 1 program time slot in our Program of Events on the fun day

We will accept a maximum of two sponsors on this package.

THE BRONZE PACKAGE $200

Your business name on fun day promotional material – including flyers, newsletter notices and fun day program

Complimentary business stall at the fun day

Verbal advertising throughout the day by our MC

Certificate of Appreciation

Where applicable, 1 program time slot in our Program of Events on the fun day

We will accept a maximum number of 10 sponsors on this package.

THE “FAMILIES & FRIENDS” OF JUBILEE PACKAGE

Stall at the Family Fun Day

Verbal advertising throughout the day by our MC

Certificate of Appreciation

Price to be negotiated with Family Fun Day Coordinator but will be either commission based or a Cent Auction

Donation.

* Please note all Sponsors Stalls must supply proof of their own Public Liability Insurance. Stalls run by Parents of

Jubilee Students are covered under the School’s Public Liability Insurance.

Uniform Shop News

Prep Shorts

Have arrived and are available for purchase at $22 each in sizes 4, 6, 8 & 10.

Thanks...

A huge heartfelt thank you to the wonderful women who volunteered their time last Monday to help me sort the remaining second hand tubs of uncollected clothing items. With out your help I would still me sorting...

Second Hand Uniforms

Second hand clothing items are now available from the Uniform Shop. We are holding a full range of sizes in most items and our prices are on average half that of purchasing them new. Please ask if you are interested in seeing our range.

Online Ordering

Thank you to all the families who have been placing your uniform orders thru Munch Monitors. When an order is received online we see it on our next day of business. The order is compiled and delivered to the student in the classroom. This process will take us 48hours to complete and should you not have received your items by this time please contact the Uniform Shop.

A Free Hour to Spare?

I am always looking for a wonderful Jubilee Parent/Carer who has a little time free to help me in the Uniform Shop. I could be 1/2 hour once a week or a couple of hours once a month. Please call if you can help out...

Jane Bourke

Uniform Shop Convenor

Opening Hours: Monday 8am - 10am

Wednesday 8am - 10am

Thursday 2pm - 4pm

Term 2

Dollar Saver

Buy a new school jacket

& get a pair of

Jubilee socks 1/2 price

Combo = $42

Tuckshop News

END OF TERM MEAL DEAL… Don’t forget orders need to be received no later than Thursday 9am for our ‘End of Term’ Meal Deal. You have the choice of ordering a yummy slice of Hawaiian, Meatlovers, Vegetarian or G/F Hawaiian Pizza plus a Drink & Chips for only $5… Orders will be delivered to the class rooms between 12.30 and 1.15… For the students who require more than one slice we will have a selection of pizzas available for sale over the counter at second break for $2 per slice.

Remember no other tuckshop orders can be placed on this day so please don’t send in any bag

orders. Both breaks we will have the normal items for sale over the counter… Once again a huge thanks to the Blown Family for supplying us

with delicious Dominoes Pizzas.

ONLINE ORDERING SYSTEM… A huge thank you to the families who have jumped on board to use the Munch Monitor system… It really is the easiest way to order where you receive a confirmation that your order has been placed, we can track the order and it minimises any mistakes that can occur if the students forget to send their order bag down… Oh and not to mention having to find that loose change to put in the bags as you are not required to give your child any money.

Next term we are having a great promotion for those families who order online tuckshop so watch this space!!!

Website: www.munchmonitor.com Username: jubilee Password: munch4211

Click “Sign up” and follow the simple steps to get started.

REMINDER RE: SUSHI ORDERING

Sushi is available Thursday and Friday ONLY.

All orders must be done ONLINE. No bag orders will be accepted.

If you want sushi for Thursday you need to log into Munch Monitors and order under the Wednesday date, then the Sushi will be delivered to your child on the Thursday.

Same for Friday Sushi, must be ordered and paid for on the Thursday date.

This is the best system we have available to use as we have to pre-order the Sushi 24 hours before we need it.

VOLUNTEERS

Can you spare an hour or so once a week, once a month, once a term? We are calling for volunteers for Term 2 roster so if you can help we’d

love to see you.

Please email Rhonda at Rhonda.Verheijen@bne.catholic.edu.au or text 0419 728745.

Tuesday and Wednesday we have 2 shifts daily 10-11.30am and 1pm- 2pm and Thursday and Friday is 9am-11.30am and 12.30pm-2pm.

Wishing you all a wonderful safe Easter Holiday Break…

REMINDER TUCKSHOP IS ONLY OPEN TUESDAY TO FRIDAY AND PREP ORDERS MUST BE DONE VIA THE ONLINE OR BAG SYSTEM.