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BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL’S
WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
Phone: 9918 8811
The Peninsula Press
Term 2, Week 3
16th May, 2018
Year 7’s enjoying
themselves at camp
last week.
WHAT MATTERS TO ME?
Every year The Whitlam Institute run a writing competition entitled What Matters. Gough
Whitlam's commitment to involving young people in the shaping of Australia's future acts as
inspiration for the competition which is open to NSW, the ACT and Tasmania school students in
years 5 to 12. Responding to the simple question 'what matters?', entrants are free to express
their views on any matter they care about.
This year a number of Barrenjoey students under the guidance of the HSIE faculty have entered
and they make for interesting reading. The quality of our students’ writings always amazes me
and I know you’ll agree with me when you read these two fine examples from our current
submissions.
Harry Young (Year 8)
Money. That’s right, cold hard cash. Dollars, Pounds, Euros, I don’t care, I’ll take
anything, Indian Rupees, Swiss Francs, Brazilian Reals, Icelandic Krona.
I’d trade most things for cash. Except maybe my family, although I could be tempted if it
was enough cash. I’m told that money can’t buy happiness, it can however buy a
penguin, and have you ever seen someone with a penguin who looks unhappy? Me
neither, you can also spread the money out on the floor and make a cash angel.
Apparently, it can’t buy love either. At least according to the Beatles.
It seems though, that even the Beatles were a little torn between money not buying love and it being all
they wanted.
What money can buy you is a big house, a fancy car, a big-ass boat, some designer clothes, first class
travel around the world, and all the nice food and drugs you could possibly want.
Hmmmmmmm Drugs. Anti-cancer drugs, malaria drugs, vaccines, anti-bacterial drugs, anti depressant
drugs. I could go on forever. With all that money I could buy a tonne of drugs and give them to the people
who actually need them.
Look at Bill Gates, of Microsoft fame. He used to be the richest man in the world before Jeff Bezos took
that title, but you know what? He’s the happiest man on the planet now that he’s busy giving away his
money to worthy causes.
Money can buy influence. It can change peoples’ futures. It can coerce people into doing crazy things. Or
wonderful things. It can make them cry, it can make them sing. It can make them dance. Most of all
though, it can make them live.
That’s why I want money, all of it. I want to be able to go to the poorest parts of the world and hose people
with moolah. Buy them some drinking water and something to eat or maybe treat them to some seeds.
Fund construction of houses, schools, hospitals, clean drinking water, proper sanitation, and
infrastructure, you know, the sort of stuff we take for granted in our country but in most ‘3rd world
countries’ where corruption is rife and people are busy starving, perhaps I could make a difference?
Whoever said ‘Money can’t buy happiness’ to them I say “Utter rubbish”. I reckon I’d be pretty happy
doing that.
So, in summary, what I care about is money. Oh, and world peace…
Meg Mulcahy (Year 12)
A teenage boy is sitting alone in a classroom. The room is full yet he’s never felt
more alone. He was up all night trying to get to sleep, trying to turn off the
constant stream of voices in his head. He can’t focus on his work as the voices
won’t let him. His teacher begins to yell at him in front of the class. The other kids
whisper to each other, staring at the boy. He keeps his head down, eyes on his
book. Don’t cry, be a man. This has happened every day for the past 2 years. He
is caught in his own spiraling cycle. He can’t ask for help as he shouldn't need to.
A man wouldn’t need to. 8 boys his age this week will take their lives as they
couldn’t ask for help.1
His son will grow up with the same constant voices in his head. The cycle will continue.
This story represents just 1 of the 2,270 Australian males that take their own lives each year. That’s 6
men every day.3
Too many male Australians take their lives as a way to escape their mental disorders. Deaths by suicide
in Australia occur among males at a rate 3 times greater then that for females.4 There are currently not
enough mechanisms in place to support males mentally suffering. The evidence of this is in the
statistics.
If the evidence shows that young Australians are more likely to take their own life than die in motor
vehicle accidents, why are there mandatory schemes to promote road safety and not mental self care?5
That same teenage boy is now a man. He is 44 and working as a police officer. While doing his job he is
repeatedly exposed to traumatic events. He can’t handle what he sees and turns to alcohol as a way to
mute the voices that continue to talk to him. He can’t speak to anyone about what he is going through. He
is not physically injured so he must not be hurting. He needs to toughen up. He needs to be a man. How
can one of the supposed strongest members of society, the ones that are there to protect others, not
protect themselves? 5 times more police officers going through what he is going through will die as a
result of their own hands, than those killed in a line of duty.2 The man has a wife and two young children.
He won’t be with them for Christmas.
The Australian attitude towards masculinity skews the ability of men to feel like they are able to speak
out about their issues. Not only does this issue need more recognition, it needs a stigma change
surrounding it. This change comes from you.
A man should never be made to feel that it is unmasculin to ask for help.
To seek help is to be a man.
______________________________________________
1Australian Bureau of Statistics 2015, Causes of Death, Australia, cat. no. 3303.0, ABS, Canberra, accessed 8 May 2018,
2Verity, W 2014, ‘Our shameful silence on police suicide’, ABC News, 6 March, accessed 8 May 2018,
3Australian Bureau of Statistics 2015, Causes of Death, Australia, cat. no. 3303.0, ABS, Canberra, accessed 8 May 2018
,
4Lifeline 2015, Statistics on Suicide in Australia, accessed 8 May 2018,
5Black Dog Institute 2017, Facts about suicide in Australia, accessed 8 May 2018,
PENINSULA COMMUNITY OF SCHOOLS
"With a reputation for great customer service, Forest Coach Lines has been operating bus
services on the Northern Beaches for nearly 90 years. Forest specialises in providing charter
services and understands the needs of local schools in relation to sport transfers and
excursions. Most importantly, Forest has an impeccable safety record, we take our duty of
care for students very seriously. Forest Coach Lines is excited to be working closely with
local public schools and supporting them in achieving a branded bus that encompasses what
the Peninsula Community of Schools stands for. We look forward to the continued strengthening of the excellent relationship going forward."
Have a great week…………Ian Bowsher
Well we were blessed on so many levels for our three-day camp to Adventure Land Forster. The
weather really shone for us the whole time (despite the piercingly cold wind on Friday),which
meant that all the activities were available, the camp staff were excellent and the students didn’t
miss their phones one bit.
It was so great to see all the students embrace the opportunity to challenge themselves. To be
perfectly honest, the heights they climbed to would make even the most staunch individual quake
at the knees. No challenge seemed to be too hard or muddy for our students whose unwavering
enthusiasm was contagious. Giant swings, zip-line, team rope challenge, high ropes, water
slides, go-carts, zorb-balls, water slides and the infamous mud-run were included in our daytime
activities.
Very happy to report that the teachers team still won the night-time game of Commandos.
Sometimes the torch is just such a dead give away. Not to mention a thirteen year-olds’ ability to
not do anything quietly!
Our last evening of games was hilarious. I didn’t realise how flexible and strong so many of our
students were. After much laughter and encouraging shouting the students headed up to the
mess hall for a hot chocolate, then bed and not one person complained about the 9:30 lights out
rule.
A wonderful three days with a wonderful bunch of kids.
YEAR 7 CAMP - ADVENTURE LAND
Year 7
Camp
SPORT NEWS
CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL
The Annual Barrenjoey High School Cross Country carnival was run and won on a glorious autumn
day on Thursday 3rd May.
MASSIVE thanks to the PE staff for all their hard work for making this event a success and also the
Year 9 PASS class for their help on the day.
Age Champions:
12 Years Boys Zac Robinson
13 Years Boys Ariel Hutchinson
14 Years Boys Kaleb Georgeson-Smith
15 Years Boys Chris Hope
16 Years Boys Ben Johns
17 Years Boys Lachlan Warrener
18 Years Boys Tom Colley
12 Years Girls Ashleigh Hardy
13 Years Girls Tia Loadsman
14 Years Girls Emily Weeks
15 Years Girls Isabel Hardy
16 Years Girls Jacinta Rogers
17 Years Girls Ishbel Graham
Warringah Zone Cross Country Carnival is Tuesday May 22nd, Week 4. Permission notes were
submitted to the Top Ten place finishers in each age group. Team list is up on the notice board
outside PE/LOTE staffroom. Pleas let Mr Flood know if you will not be attending please.
CHS STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Maeve Gerathy (Year 12) and Annabel Ritchie (Year 11)
represented Sydney North at the CHS State Football
Championships in Wollongong last week. Despite the
team never having played together before they made the
final, and conceded just one goal (in the final) throughout
the tournament.
Well Done ladies!
WINDSURFING
Congratulations to Year 7 student William McMillan who
has been selected for the NSW State Windsurfing Team.
Will endured 15 races at Woollahra last weekend to
make it into the State Team. Awesome effort Will and
good luck with your next competition.
AUSTRALIAN SAILING TEAM
Congratulations to: Bayley Taylor Year 8
Cooper Bellingham Year 7
Eva Attwood Year 7
All three are members of The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in
Newport and have been selected in the Australian Sailing Team.
They attended a 3 day training camp in Adelaide last weekend as
part of the preparation for their International Regattas later this year.
Bayley and Eva are in the Australian Girl’s Squad and will be sailing their Optis in Hong Kong and Cooper is in the Australian Senior Development Squad competing in Thailand.
SYDNEY NORTH REGIONAL SURFING TITLES
The Sydney North regional Surfing Titles were run and won this Monday &
Tuesday in booming storm surf at Dee Why.
The Junior Boys and Girls competition was actually abandoned in the
afternoon on Monday as the tide pushed in and the swell built, rendering
conditions too treacherous. Halina Morley was the best placed of
Barrenjoey's Juniors, placing 4th in the Girls division after a count back was
needed to decide the winners. Other Junior surfers from Barrenjoey were
Cooper Todd, Archie Mandin, Oliver Heintz and Luke Dujic who were
unlucky not to progress to the finals.
Tuesday was greeted with cleaner conditions with a still powerful swell in the 4-6ft range. Sam
Partington was ultimately victorious in the Senior Boys division with a close 2nd place to Arch
Whiteman. The two boys ultimately took out the senior boys school team title and both boys
qualified for Sydney North Region to compete in the State Schools Surfing Titles at Coffs
Harbour in July in both a team and individual capacity. Sam also scored the highest scoring
wave all day in his first heat: a massive 9.23. Van Whiteman was a contender all day and was
very unlucky not to progress to the final. Forrest Finlay put in a strong start scoring a very high
8.3 on his second wave in round 1, but couldn't quite find another wave to secure his
succession into the quarters, only needing a 2 to progress.
Our two fabulous girls also relished the solid conditions. Tiya Collins going all the way through
to the final earning a hard fought 3rd place. Jacinta Rogers was unlucky narrowly missing a
spot in round two.
Thanks to Ms Clark and Mr Flood for accompanying the team on the days.
Arch Whiteman
Sam Partington
KNOCKOUT SOCCER – Bill Turner Trophy
The girls under 15’s Soccer Knockout side travelled to Chatswood High School for their next
round of the Bill Turner Trophy.
With student numbers twice that of Barrenjoey, it was evident that they had a lot of depth to
select a side from and watching them warm up we noted a number of quality players. The
artificial turf pitch provided an extra level of adjustment for our students, having spent years
playing with “the Careel Bay bounce” but as the game started, we quickly clicked into gear. There
were a number of Chatswood forwards and midfielders who played with considerable flair and
ability, but their attacking raids were quickly shut down by our fine backline.
The deadlock was broken by Ashleigh Bateson
who hit a superb shot from outside the box into the
top right of the net. Chatswood quickly replied in a
similar fashion and scored with an equally good
shot. Our players continued to get on top by
shutting down their best players and taking
advantages of space out wide. Their determination
was rewarded with a great finish from team
captain Sophia Holterhoff. Advantage Barrenjoey
at half time.
After this Chatswood were never allowed to get back into the game and we ran out winners.
I couldn’t have asked for more from the players with everyone doing their job and playing
with skill and determination, even in the face of some hostility from the pro-Chatswood
crowd! Well done girls – our next game is in the next few weeks.
Andrew Grunseit// Coach
Head Teacher Mathematics
After a well earned break we came out and dominated, with fresh substitute Pia Robinson
capitalising on some good lead up work from Ava Lloyd and Ashleigh to put us 3 – 1 up.
Within 2 minutes Pia followed through on a fumble from the keeper and calmly put the ball in the back of the net for a 4 – 1 lead.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON HOMEWORK
CLUB SCHEDULE
Week/Date
Tuesday 3.10 – 4.15
Focus
Week 4 – 22/05/2018 Use of laptops, Google classroom and any other
IT issues
English and History
Week 5 – 29/05/2018 Science
Week 6 – 05/06/2018 English
Week 7 – 12/06/2018 Tas
Week 8 – 19/06/2018 Geography
Week 9 – 26/06/2018 General homework
Week 10 – 03/07/2018 General homework
PCS – Seeking Freelance Journalist
The Peninsula Community of Schools (PCS) represents 10 primary schools, from Cromer PS
to Avalon PS, and 3 high schools and focuses on delivering quality education K-12.
We are seeking your journalistic writing skills to assist in the promotion of the PCS for a
double page spread in the Manly Daily’s education week series.
The promotional piece showcases the high-quality of public education in the PCS through
highlighting 2-3 student events. The education week article will appear in early August.
We are looking for a writer who can showcase the many valuable education and
professional learning opportunities offered for our students and staff!
If you are interested in offering your assistance, please provide a short resume to the
Principal at your school.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY FOR 2018
WEEK 3 (A) TERM 2
MONDAY
MAY 14
TUESDAY
MAY 15
WEDNESDAY
MAY 16
THURSDAY
MAY 17
FRIDAY
MAY 18
Year 11 VET
Business Studies
Work Placement
Year 12 Tutorial
Program Week
Sydney North
Regional Surf Titles
(DY Beach)
Girls U15 KO
Soccer
(Chatswood)
Sydney Nth Dance
Festival Auditions
(Newport Public
School)
NAPLAN Minimum
Standard Tutorial -
Reading
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
NAPLAN
Year 12 Flexi
Day
Syd Nth
Regional Surfing
(DY Beach)
Year 10 Study
Skills
NAPLAN
Minimum
Standards
Tutorial –
Numeracy
Band Rehearsal
6pm-8pm
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
NAPLAN
NAPLAN –
Minimum
Standards
Tutorial -
Writing
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
NAPLAN
Year 10 Suicide
Prevention
Workshop
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
Band
Rehearsal
3.15pm-
4.30pm
MONDAY
21 MAY
TUESDAY
22 MAHY
WEDNESDAY
23 MAY
THURSDAY
24 MAY
FRIDAY
25 MAY
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
Year 12 Tutorial
Program
Year 12 Visual
Arts Excursion
HSC Minimum
Standard Online
Test – Reading
Year 8 Tutorial
Program Week
Year 11 VET
Business Studies
Work Placement
ZONE CROSS
COUNTRY –
Warringah Rugby
Park
Year 11 Flexible
Learning Day
HSC Minimum
Standard Online
Test – Numeracy
Band Rehearsal
6pm-8pm
Year 11 VET Business
Studies Work
Placement
HSC Minimum
Standard Online Test –
Writing
Year 9 Wellbeing
Production
Year 8 Wellbeing
Production
YEAR 7
PARENT/TEACHER/S
TUDENT EVENING
4PM-7PM
Year 11
VET
Business
Studies
Work
Placement
Duke of Ed
– Bronze
Practise
Expedition
Year 10
Suicide
Prevention
Workshop
Year 10
English
Task 2 Due
Year 11 VET
Business
Studies Work
Placement
Duke of Ed –
Bronze Practise
Expedition
Year 12 English
Adv Excursion
Year 11 SLR
Task 2 Skill
Acquisition Task
Year 11 English
Studies Video
Blog
Assessment
Due
Year 11 Maths
Incursion
Year 7 Maths
Incursion
Band Rehearsal
3.15pm-4.30pm
WEEK 4(B) TERM 2
PARENT/TEACHER/STUDENT INTERVIEW EVENINGS
Year 7 Parent/Student/teacher interviews are on
Wednesday 23 May 4.00pm-7.00pm
Bookings Opened on Monday May 7th at 12pm and
close this Friday May 18th at 3pm
GO TO YOUR PARENT PORTAL TO MAKE YOUR BOOKING!
ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Lotte Graham of Year 11
Visual Arts has captured
with acrylic paint and great
skill her mother (aged 20
something).
Congratulations on this outstanding painting!
YEAR 8 TUTORIALS PROGRAM
TERM 2, 2018
Barrenjoey High School is offering small group tutorials in English and Mathematics. The
six week program starts Week 4 Monday 21st May up to and including Week 9 beginning
Monday 25th June. The sessions will go for 1 hour starting from 3.30 onwards and all
tutorials will be held at school in A Block.
Skilled and experienced tutors will work with students in a friendly environment delivering
course material, challenging concepts, revision topics and exam strategies. As we run on
a cost-only basis the tutorials can be offered at the very reasonable price of $150.00 per
subject for the six week program.
Enrolments are now open and close on Monday 7th of May.
Confirmation of places will be emailed by Tuesday 8th of May along with invoices
requesting payment by Week 3, Tuesday 15th of May. Please wait for your confirmation
place before making payment to the Treasurer.
Please email your enrolment to [email protected] indicating what
tutorial(s) you would like to enrol your child in.
We look forward to having your child participate in the tutorial program, which will assist
them to develop and consolidate their knowledge and skills, encourage confidence and
facilitate students to reach their academic best.
Thank you and kind regards
Ian Bowsher Evie Menhinick
Principal Teacher/Tutorial Co-ordinator
Student name:
Extension Maths Monday
Consolidation Maths Wednesday
Extension English Wednesday
Consolidation English Thursday
Extension and
Enrichment:
Year 7: Wednesdays Week A
Year 8: Tuesdays Week A
Support and
Consolidation:
Year 7: Mondays Week B
Year 8: Mondays Week A
Maths prep
Year 9: Mondays Week A
______________________________________________________
I give permission for my child ______________________________________of Year: ______
to attend the following LEEP session, Term 2 2018
.
PLEASE CIRCLE: Support Extension Maths Prep
Learning Enrichment and Extension Program
LEEP is a tutorial program run by Barrenjoey maths
teachers, straight after school (3:10 - 4:10) in A13 on
selected afternoons
INTO MATHS @ BARRENJOEY LEEP
Three programs are being offered this term:
• Extension and Enrichment – capable students wanting
to participate in the Choose Maths students competition:
http://choosemathsawards.org.au/student-awards/ • Support and Consolidation - For those experiencing
difficulties and wanting support in schoolwork and numeracy skills
• 5.3 Maths Prep – For year 9 students not
currently in the 5.3 maths course wanting to
access more challenging material
There is a small cost of $10 per term to cover afternoon tea
before the session starts. Programs start Week 2.
Regards,
Alison Munro (LEEP Co-ordinator)
Please complete the slip below and bring it with payment to the Treasurers office ASAP as spaces are limited.
Night sky tours
by Professor
Fred Watson
Professor Fred Watson is coming to the Night Market on June 15 and as part
of that he has provided some information on offers he has in the lead up. I
thought you might be interested.
1.Sydney Star Trails Tours. These are walking tours in the Rocks, talking
about the history of astronomy in the area, visiting Sydney Observatory and
giving you a chance to look through a telescope. The tours are $45 per adult
and include supper. We have a $20 discount offer for the month of May.
Details are on the webpage. http://www.fredwatson.com.au/tours.html
2.Siding Spring Observatory Stays: These are 3 night stays at the telescopes
in Siding Spring, and are a new offer that we've recently developed. We have
three sets of dates available:
i)8 - 10 June (June Long weekend)
ii) 13 - 16 July (Christmas in July)
iii) 7 - 9 September
FRED WATSON – TOURS AND EVENTS
Tickets are $45 adult, $25 student through TRYBOOKING
https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=372590&
Get your tickets through the Trybooking link to guarantee a seat. There will be limited tickets
available on the night. There will be a sausage sizzle and refreshments available.
All the money raised – every single cent – will go towards education in Soibada, Timor Leste (East
Timor). Soibada is Pittwater’s sister village. More details about these projects can be found at the
following links;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3M-I10i9Yg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_1fPJdFpKM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0v74BMEnA0
www.pittwaterfriendsofsoibada.org.au
The Peninsula is blessed with some incredible young performers who under the guidance of John
Stone and Sam Shaw will be delivering a concert focussed on youth. The schools on the Northern
Beaches are very involved in assisting the students in our sister village Soibada so it seems
appropriate that we give them the stage!
In saying that, there will be entertainment for all ages. A truly community focused event, a
combined effort with students from Barrenjoey High School , The Pittwater House School and
Mater Maria Catholic College.
We are extremely lucky to have ASTRAL Plane who recently won the Northern Exposure Band
Competition and Blake Morgan who was in the last 20 contestants on The Voice.
The Barrenjoey Students donating their time and talents are:
The Ryans
Noah Blockley - vocals
Tom Partington – percussion
Harley Wilson – piano/guitar and bass
Asher Mclean – guitar
Cleapatra Stutchbury - vocal
Flynn Quinlan – guitar
SONGS FOR SOIBADA – FUNDRAISING CONCERT
SATURDAY 19TH MAY 7PM-10PM
Barrenjoey High School Hall
Barrenjoey Jazz Ensemble
Lachlan Bates – guitar and alto sax
Kasey Cramer – percussion
Euan Welch – bass
James Blundell – trombone
Axel Akerman – trumpet
Ella Couston – guitar and vocal
FORMER BARRENJOEY STUDENT JAMES LANGE – KARUAH with Support Band
Current Barrenjoey Students Cleapatra Stutchbury and Flynn Quinlan
EXCURSION INFORMATION
EXCURSION YEAR
GROUP
DATE OF
EXCURSION
PAYMENT
DUE DATE
COST
WELLBEING 7 DUE NOW $30.00
WELLBEING
8 DUE NOW
$55.00
WELLBEING
9 DUE NOW
$30.00
WELLBEING
10 DUE NOW
$110.00
WELLBEING
11/12 DUE NOW
$30.00
SCIENCE COMP Various $10.00 & $6.00
DANCE
PERFORMANCE Various $200.00
Warringah Zone
Cross Country 7-12 22 May 13 May $20.00
Biennale & Archibald
Prize
21 May 14 May $20.00
The Tempest 12 25 May DUE NOW $46.00
HSC English
Extension Study Day 12 27 May 20 May $50.00
Gibberagong 5 June 29 May $31.00
Macbeth 10 18 June 10 June $20.00
Australian Wildlife
Display 7 25th June DUE NOW $10.00
YEAR 11 CAMP –
JINDABYNE 11 5-10 August DUE NOW
Ins #2 due
4/5/18
$345 (deposit)
Instalment 2 = $250
CAREERS NEWSLETTER with Mr Moylan
Barrenjoey has launched its new careers website. It is a great resource for students, parents and
staff regarding career and post school information.
Good Afternoon everyone,
Here is the link to this weeks Careers Newsletter https://goo.gl/usDmtk
Please note we are taking Year 12 students to visit two Careers Expos this term.
Northern Beaches Careers Expo - Miramare Gardens Terrey Hills tomorrow, 10th May 2018
https://www.facebook.com/events/153663385445588/
Northern Beaches Tertiary Expo - ICMS Manly
25th May 2018
http://nbte.com.au/
Michael Moylan
Careers Adviser
Year 9 Adviser
CANTEEN ROSTER – Term 2
Helpers Needed in the Canteen! If you can lend a hand for a few hours on any day please
call the school on 9918 8811. Many thanks
Week 3 CANTEEN ROSTER
MONDAY 14 MAY Help Needed
TUESDAY 15 May Dianna and Terri
WEDNESDAY 16 May Help Needed
THURSDAY 17 May Help Needed
FRIDAY 18 May Sandra Watson
Week 4 CANTEEN ROSTER
MONDAY 21 MAY Help Needed
TUESDAY 22 MAY Help Needed
WEDNESDAY 23 MAY Help Needed
THURSDAY 24 MAY Help Needed
FRIDAY 25 MAY Bridgit Osborn & Pauline Wright
PLEASE GO TO BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL WEBSITE AND FOLLOW THESE PROMPTS:
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If you feel there are any discrepancies please contact Felicity Hance on 9918 8811.
SCHOOL FEES, EXCURSIONS, BAND FEES Can now be paid through POP
How to make a payment through Parent Online Payments
(POP)
If you make a payment via the online POP please ensure
you attach your receipt to your child’s permission note when
they bring that into the Treasurer’s Office. This makes it
much easier to match payments or your child can bring a
screen shot of the receipt to the treasurer.
Many thanks, Treasurer
PAYMENT BY POP
MONDAY MORNING 8.30AM-10.30AM
THURSDAY MORNING 8.30AM – 10.30AM
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 3.30PM – 5.30PM Phone : 9918 7569 during opening hours
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Trading Hours
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