newsletter - St Thomas

11th March, 2015
PRINCIPAL’S NEWS
Dear Parents/Guardians, Staff, Students and Friends of St. Thomas’
Could the ‘selfie’ help us during Lent? The ‘selfie’ may provide yet another lens through which to view our
approach to the Lenten season, writes Monica Dutton.
It is estimated that worldwide, 93 million selfies are taken each day, and the fad is not limited to the younger members of
society. Indeed, the selfie was a recent Australian Prime Minister’s preferred method of relating to his constituents!
While many would view this egoistic preoccupation as a totally narrow and self-obsessed view of the world, there may
be something in this explosive ‘Gen Y’ trend for us all to consider over the coming weeks.
Lent 2015 may well be the time to take our very own ‘selfie’; the time to take a snapshot of our spiritual selves and to
critically examine ways to wholeness and peace.
The recurring cycle of Lent offers ever-changing opportunities for us to see things differently. Life’s experiences,
exchanges and encounters present new challenges, perspectives and ways of being.
Our approach to the cyclical nature of Lent therefore changes from year to year. The Lenten observances we undertook
as children or young adults make way for new patterns and practices as we progress along the spiritual path.
In the context of the Lenten season, the examination of our personal spiritual selfie requires us to look closely at our
lives in the light of the Gospel message and to contemplate what is missing; to invite the presence of God into our lives
and to discern the direction this awareness holds for us.
The idea of freely taking on something above and beyond the usual during Lent provides an opportunity to aspire to a
more Christ-centred existence.
Do our current practices contribute to our participation in a daily personal conversion to wholeness and holiness?
It is often easier to read books about spirituality and the lives of inspirational people for example, than to spend time
developing and nurturing our relationship with God through personal and communal prayer.
It is easier to give up red wine and chocolate than to turn away from hard-hearted or limiting actions and behaviours
which prevent us from becoming the best possible version of ourselves.
And it is easier to donate to charity online than to engage with people on the margins experiencing poverty, exclusion
and injustice in all its forms.
The conventional idea of “giving up something for Lent” now appears to be a short-term measure and somehow seems
to miss the point. Where there is such a clearly defined end point for personal change, there is a very real possibility of
regressing to our former selves as soon as the Easter eggs have disappeared. It minimises opportunities for authentic
spiritual growth and sustained conversion of life.
Critically reflecting upon our spiritual selfie during the days and weeks of Lent however, allows us to see where the
cracks are appearing; where we are less than our best selves and where we need to make permanent, life-giving
changes to our priorities and patterns of behaviour.
Rather than casually dismissing the much maligned selfie – perhaps it is time to go with the populist trend and embrace
it as a way to new perspectives for reflection during the Lenten season.
Excerpts from “The Good Oil” a Good Samaritan publication
We continue in 2015 with our two major initiatives commenced last year – Kids Matter and Visible Learning.
Our Visible Learning characters tell us what qualities a good learner at St Thomas’ will show.
The next stage of our journey is making learning visible for our learners at St Thomas’. This occurs
through setting learning goals/intentions about lessons or units of work and sharing specific criteria
so that learners will know when they have been successful in the learning. We are taking small
steps as we move along this Visible Learning journey.
Through Kids Matter we are developing a school plan to implement a number of social skills/self
reflection/mental health programs across the school. As both of these major school initiatives continue
to unfold we will keep you updated.
Gertie Getalong
God’s blessings,
Lorraine Walker
APRE NEWS
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This Friday, 13 March the Year Six school leaders will be holding ‘Rice Day’. This day fits with the
best practice fundraising model ‘From charity to justice’.
Step 1 is a charitable action: giving money or resources, so we are asking for a gold coin/s donation in
exchange for a small cup of rice.
Step 2 is awareness raising, this helps our students to understand issues that face the world’s poorest people, lack of
nutritious food is a major, major issue.
Step 3 is solidarity action; this helps our students understand what life is like for our brothers and sisters who are
experiencing poverty and injustice. Actions such as eating very simply help to promote empathy and understanding.
While we don’t expect our students to eat only a small cup of rice all day, you could make their other lunch simple and
maybe leave out the biscuits or treat if that is your normal practice. However, speak to your child about the day and the
reasons behind this action.
Step 4: Social justice action affects lasting change, it empowers participants to have their voices heard – it is
empowering our school leaders, they feel this is a most important activity; some are even giving up their lunch in
support. So please be generous with step one.
The Year six students will collect any gold coin donations from the classes first thing in the morning. Some very kind
parents have offered to prepare the rice, the Year six students will plate or rather, cup and serve. This will begin at
approximately 12:20pm with the Preps and Year One students, then moving on up through the year levels.
Thank you for your support financially and more importantly talking with your child about the issues of worldwide
poverty and just how very lucky we are here at St Thomas’.
Elizabeth Jones, APRE
3rd Week of Lent
Project Compassion:
Karen from Australia
The Centacare Wilcannia-Forbes ‘Manage Your Income, Manage Your Life’
program (supported by Caritas Australia) is helping First Australians, like
Karen, to take control of their money, and choose and prepare nutritious food
to ensure a healthier future for their families.
Choosing food for
life
Your donation to Project Compassion 2015 helps First Australians in remote
communities gain the skills to make healthier food choices, building a better
future for their families.
www.caritas.org.au/projectcompassion 1800 024 413
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THANK YOU from the Little King Movement
A big thank you to the St Thomas’ Community, both Parish and School, on behalf of the Little King
Movement for the Disabled. Your generous support of this year’s appeal has raised over $3,000 in total to
help this worthy cause. We are very pleased and thankful for the support of all parishioners and school
families.
Paul and Kay Bertini
FEES AND FINANCE
School Fees Due
Thank you to all those parents who have already paid their school fees. Please note that school fees were due last
Friday, 27 February 2015. Please contact the office if you did not receive your fee statement by email. If you are
having difficulties in making payments, or wish to discuss a payment plan, please contact either Robyn Weston or
Lorraine Walker via [email protected] Thank you.
DATES TO REMEMBER
February
27 School fees were due
March
13 Rice Day
16 3pm Parent Teacher Online closes
19 Inter-school Zone swimming
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School Photos
26 Gala Day
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April
Prep 2016 enrolments close
2 Term 1 closes
20 Term 2 commences
25 Anzac Day March
27 P&F Meeting 7pm
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY ROSTER
Assembly
Wednesday 2:10pm
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25 March
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1 April
Class presenting
Year 1 Blue
Year 2 Blue
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PARENT-TEACHER INTERVIEWS
As previously mentioned, Parent-Teacher interviews will be held for Prep – Year 6 during the coming weeks. Interviews
will be of 15 minutes duration. For these interviews we are using the internet-based booking system called Parent
Teacher On-Line (PTO). It will save time for parents/guardians, staff and students. Using this system you will be able to
book interview times from any internet-connected computer.
Please access the system as follows:
 Go to the school’s home page: www.stthomascamphill.qld.edu.au
 Click the PTO icon as shown here …
 Click “Obtain PIN/Password” and enter your email address. Your PIN will be emailed to you.
Full instructions are provided to you after log in. Please note the following points:
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When you log on, the system displays only your own child/children. Bookings are made for individual
parents/guardians, not for couples. If two parents/guardians wish to attend a single interview time slot, one
parent/guardian should make the booking then both can attend.
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You will only see time slots that are available at the time you are using the system. As time slots are booked for
teachers, those time slots are no longer displayed as available. PTO prevents double-booking of teachers or
parents/guardians.
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When you have made all the bookings you require, you can download or email a report of your bookings.
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Other parents/guardians may be making bookings at the same time that you are using the system. It is possible,
though unlikely, that a time slot is displayed to you as available, but is then booked by another parent shortly
afterwards. If you then attempt to book this time slot it will not be available and a message will be displayed to
indicate this.
Please note this system will be available only from
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8am Wednesday, 4 March 2015 until 3pm Monday, 16 March, 2015.
LIBRARY NEWS
It has been a busy few weeks in the St Thomas’ Library as we farewelled Mrs Stewart and welcomed Mrs Gardiner to
our Library team.
A word from Mrs Gardiner…
Dear Parents and Guardians,
My name is Dominique Gardiner and I have been appointed as the Teacher Librarian two days per week replacing
Moira Stewart. I am absolutely thrilled to be working alongside Lisa Irwin and with your children. I have met many of the
classes and I have felt very welcome. I have spent the last two years working in Charleville, Cunnamulla and Quilpie
and prior to this I spent sixteen years as the Teacher Librarian at Mater Dei School, Ashgrove.
I feel a connection already with St. Thomas' as my father is an old boy of the school and both my grandparents and
parents were married in the church.
As a mother of four sons, I've experienced the joy of seeing our children read for pleasure for the first time.
I am passionate about children's literature and helping to ignite this spark.
I look forward to working with your children this year.
I can be contacted via the school on Mondays and Tuesdays or by email.
Dominique Gardiner [email protected]
Help Please
We are excited to have purchased and processed a range of new resources for the library since the commencement of
2015. There are many new fiction books and also a variety of new non-fiction books that support the Australian
Curriculum. We would really appreciate some assistance with covering these new resources. Mrs Henricks has put
together some covering packs that are available for collection from the office. If you are able to take a box of pre-cut
contact and books, we would be most grateful.
Check it out!
We’d like to direct you to our brand new, sparkly Library Blog. Have a peek; we’d love you to find out more about what
is happening in our St Thomas’ Library and Library Lessons.
https://bookinatstthomas.wordpress.com
Happy Reading!
Mrs Irwin, Mrs Gardiner and Mrs Henricks
BOOKCLUB NEWS
Issue 2 orders are due back tomorrow, Thursday, 12th March at 3pm.
Karen Wood (Book Club Co-ordinator)
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SCHOOL PHOTOS
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School Photo Day is Wednesday, 25 March.
We have a number of students from Years 3-6 attending Days of Excellence on this day. If you are attending this
workshop and you require a sibling and/or an individual photo, I would ask that these students and their siblings come to
the hall anytime from 8.15am on the morning of the photos, so I can arrange to have your photos taken. If you would
like to stay at school for your Class Photos, I cannot guarantee a time of completion due to the number of classes
impacted by this event, but I will endeavour to have these class photos all completed by 10.30am.
If you have not received a ‘Sibling Envelope’, spares are available from the school office. Online Ordering for Sibling
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Photos closes on Monday, 23 March. Sibling Photos can still be ordered after this date, by submitting a
Sibling Order Envelope directly to the school by photo day.
Please ensure
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Children are particularly well groomed
Wearing clean black school shoes and correct socks – no anklets!
School blue and white hair ties/ribbons with Dress Uniform
Prep Students in Sports Uniform with White Sandshoes
No jewellery (except what meets school uniform standards)
School Leaders to ensure they wear their leadership badge
Please check that the School Dress has the 6 buttons as required.
To place your order visit www.advancedlife.com.au and enter the code - QPB 2QR 3AJ. A full set of instructions on how
to order can be found on the back of the order flyer (sent home in the Photo envelope).
If paying online, envelopes do not need to be returned to the school
Nicole Webb School Photography Co-Ordinator
P&F NEWS
Two upcoming P&F events to watch out for - The Easter Nature Scavenger Hunt and the Easter Bakery
Fundraiser. Please see the attached flyers (pages 19 and 20) for these great P&F events, and lend them your
support.
Rich Armitage, P&F President 2015
TUCKSHOP NEWS
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Tuckshop Roster for Thursday, 12 March
Melanie Rupesinghe, Caitlin Duncan
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Home Bake Roster for Thursday, 12 March
Helen Vickers, Leah Coogans, Belinda Jahnke, Ellen Greer
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Tuckshop Roster for Monday, 16 March
Karen Buckley, Loretta Jordan-Vieira, Beth Bailey
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Home Bake Roster for Monday, 16 March
Karen Buckley, Lisa Moroney, Jacqueline Bentley, Melissa Zulpo, Su-en Martin
UNIFORM SHOP NEWS
Clearance Sale
* Boys sport short (old style) sizes 6 and 10 only $8 each
* Plain white anklets all sizes only $4 each
School Photo Reminder
All hair accessories and correct school socks are available at the Uniform Shop.
Paula Lisignoli – Convenor
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PREP 2016
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Applications for enrolment for Prep 2016 opened on 23 February, 2015 and will close on Wednesday, 1 April, 2015.
Application for Enrolment forms are available online via www.stthomascamphill.qld.edu.au
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to all those who have celebrated recently especially Andrew Dickie, Jack Cannon, Henry
Raddatz and celebrating today Aubrey Forster. Hope your day was great.
SPORTS NEWS
Live your life today!
Swimming
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Our swimmers will represent St Thomas’ at the Zone 2 carnival on Thursday, March 19 . Most swimmers have
returned their letter of permission. If you have not returned the letter please send it in tomorrow. The team will receive
their shirts on Tuesday of next week and their swim caps on the day of the carnival. We will meet again next week to
ensure that all swimmers are familiar with their races for the day. It is always an exciting day for our swimmers. We look
forward to having lots of cheering and supporting of the teams.
Motor Program
Thank you to the parents who have been able to come and assist with this program. Our Year 1 and 2 students love this
part of the day and show great benefits from the program.
Gala Day
All Year 4 to 6 students received a letter outlining the sports and venues for our Gala Day. These forms need to be
returned as soon as possible to allow for organising team managers for the day. It is very helpful to have a number of
parents managing/umpiring for our teams. This is especially so for our Year 4 teams for whom this is a new experience.
District Trials
The following district trials will be held for students of a high standard in the particular sporting field. Soccer for boys
(Memorial Park, Bulimba-Southside Eagles FC) on Monday, March 30 from 9.00-11.00am; and girls (Memorial Park) on
Monday, March 30 from 12.00-3.00pm. District cross-country will be held at Villanova Park on April 23 from 8.00am.
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As we are having our school cross-country on May 1 , students will need to make a decision to compete based on their
own fitness level. We will have some cross-country training in the last week of school for all those interested.
If your child is interested in trialling for these sports, please ask them to see Mrs McAfee on Thursday at lunchtime to
receive the relevant paperwork. We do have a number of soccer players who play at a high level and may consider
trialling.
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Inter-House Cross-Country has been scheduled for May 1 . To lead up to this day, cross-country training will
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commence on Friday, March 27 and also Tuesday, March 31 . All students are invited to attend training. We will meet
in the area outside the tuckshop at 7.50am and move in a group to Perth Street Park for training.
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Griffith University and BRAINways are offering:
ACADEMICUS - Holiday Workshops for Gifted Students, Brisbane, 7-8 April, 2015
Programs offered for students year levels 1-3:
Locks, Lottery and Fruit Salad: The Wonderful World of Combinatorics
May the Force Be With You: Forces in Motion
Media Literacy: Navigating the Madness
Time Detectives: Investigating Famous Historical Mysteries
Programs offered for students year levels 4-6
MI6 Maths: Introduction to the Mathematics of Coding
Science through the Eyes of a Surfer
A Headline Act: Writing the Headlines
Playing Aristotle: Using Aristotle’s Methods to Investigate History
If you would like to nominate your child, or your child would like to self-nominate, please leave a message at the
office and I will forward the nomination letter to you.
Please find the program’s timetable below
For student registration, follow the steps below:
1. Contact Mrs Ros Kelly and she will forward a nomination letter to you.
Please identify the program you would like your child to attend.
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Review the program for each year level (these are shown in detail at the end of this Thomatalk).
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Parents/guardians are to complete the enrolment via the BRAINways online enrolment system. An email
will be received when the enrolment is completed, to confirm the place in the program.
4. Students are asked to bring the Nomination Letter when attending the programs, and present it at registration.
Program
Date
Time
7/04
9.30am – 12.00pm
7/04
12.30pm – 3.00pm
8/04
9.30am –12.00pm
8/04
12.30pm – 3.00pm
Program
Years 1-3
The World of
Combinatorics
May the Force be With
You
Media: Navigating the
Madness
Time Detectives
Program
Years 4-6
MI6 Maths
Science through the
Eyes of a Surfer
Playing Aristotle
A Headline Act
Places fill quickly, so please contact me and apply soon if you are interested.
Ros Kelly, Learning Support Co-Ordinator.
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2015 International Competitions and Assessments for Schools ( ICAS):
2015 SITTING DATES AND ENTRY PRICES
SCIENCE
WRITING
SPELLING
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
Year levels
Years 2-6
Years 3-6
Years 3-6
Years 2-6
Years 2-6
Entry price
per student
$8.80
(Incl GST)
$18.70
(Incl GST)
$12.10
(Incl GST)
$8.80
(Incl GST)
$8.80
(Incl GST)
Official Sitting
Date
Wednesday
3 June 2015
Monday
15 June 2015
Tuesday
16 June 2015
Monday ,
27 July 2015
Tuesday,
11 August 2015
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2015 International Competitions and Assessments for Schools ( ICAS)
Registration Form
Please return this form to St Thomas’ school
I give permission for my child
of
(Child’s name )
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( class)
to participate in the following 2015 International Competitions and Assessments for Schools ( ICAS):
Please select the subjects you would like your child to enter:
Subject/Paper
Science
School Years
2-6
Official Sitting Date
3 June 2015
Entry Fee, incl. GST
Insert fee here ; see schedule
Writing
3-6
15-19 June 2-15
Insert fee here ; see schedule
Spelling
3-6
16 June 2015
Insert fee here ; see schedule
English
2-6
27 July 2015
Insert fee here ; see schedule
Mathematics
2-6
11 August 2015
Insert fee here ; see schedule
Fee Enclosed
TOTAL
Students should sit on the official sitting date for each subject to be eligible for UNSW medals. However, your school
may choose to sit at another time to fit in with other school activities and routines.
Please find enclosed ______________________________total entry fee.
Amount
Name of Parent / Guardian
Date
Signature of Parent / Guardian
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PARISH NEWS
Pre-loved Book Sale
Read for OUR families in need!
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13 , 14 & 15 March, 2015
Craft for Causes is hosting a pre-loved book sale. All proceeds raised
will go to the St Thomas’s School Benevolent Fund, assisting families
in OUR community with the education of their children.
SALE STARTS BEFORE SCHOOL FRIDAY 13TH MARCH!
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL FRIDAY THEN BEFORE & AFTER MASS ON THE WEEKEND
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COMMUNITY NOTICES
Position Vacant
Executive Officer Catholic School Parents Australia
20 hours per week
Generous Salary Package
Qualities and Skills
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Strong Interpersonal and Communication Skills
Comfortable interacting within Catholic Education and Catholic Church and with Government
Interest in and some knowledge of political processes
Recognition of the power of advocacy in influencing policy
Able to prepare meeting papers and provide some other administration services to CSPA Council
Role holder will be collocated with Federation of P & F Secretariat, 143 Edward Street, Brisbane.
Some flexibility in hours will be discussed. Further information
Carmel Nash 33369349 or 0421633915 www.parents.catholic.edu.au Applications close 5pm March 16 2015
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Clairvaux Mackillop College “Windows” Days 2015
The College will be holding its Open Days, called “Windows”, at which you can gain an insight into the educational
policies and practices of the school. Bookings are recommended, so please contact the school to register at one of the
following sessions:
Friday, 20 March 2015
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Friday, 5 June 2015
Friday, 28 August 2015
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9:00am to 10:30am
6:30pm to 8:00pm
9:00am to 10:30am
9:00am to 10:30am
Enrolment applications are being taken for students currently in Years 3 upwards who wish to attend Clairvaux
MacKillop College in Year 7.
For an information pack and application form, please ring the Enrolment Officer on 3347 9223 or email
[email protected]
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Bulimba Women’s Hockey Club are seeking PLAYERS/COACHES for 2015 Hockey Season
Aged from 5 years for.....
Senior, Junior and Masters Turf Teams
Senior and Junior Grass Teams
Modified Teams
Training held at State Hockey Centre, Lytton Road, Morningside
For further details please contact:
Kay Beirne - 0409621033 or Gaye Swaffield - 0408339891
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Laffs Tennis
Enrolment forms for tennis coaching second term 2015 have been distributed and are to be completed and returned to
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the school office or to our PO Box address by the due date, Thursday, 19 March 2015.
Any new pupil signing on for these lessons will receive at no charge a Junior Tennis Racquet.
School holiday clinics are available at Chandler Tennis Centre – please call 07 3245 4494.
Laffs Tennis, PO Box 2509 Graceville Q 4075 Telephone 0412 638 036
Cartoon Camps April 2015
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If your child is interested in these courses held at Little Flower Church Kedron from 13 – 17 April please collect a
brochure from the school office or call 02 9343 0833 of email [email protected]
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CONTACT INFORMATION
10 Stephen Street, Camp Hill Q 4152
Office Hours: 8:15am to 3:30pm
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07 3398 6633
Fax: 07 3398 6046
Absentee Line: 07 3398 7531
Don’t forget to visit the Photo Gallery on our website ……..
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10 Stephen Street
Camp Hill, Qld 4152
Email: [email protected]
Please support the wonderful sponsors that support our school!
(07) 3398 1297
(07) 3245 4377
(07) 3638 4700
(07) 3210 6288
www.camphillbowls.com
[email protected]
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ADG Engineers (Aust) Pty Ltd
Bakers Delight Camp Hill
Brisbane Marriott Hotel
Bryan Byrt Volkswagen
Cineplex Australia
CocoBelle hair studio
Crusty Devil Bakehouse Pty Ltd
Domino's Pizza Carindale
Frances Suter Photography
Goodlife Health Club Holland Park
Granada Café Tapas Bar
Harvey Norman - Carindale
Ithaca Ice Works
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(07) 3847 4106
(07) 3901 6577
(07) 3391 3530
(07) 3398 3153
aaliyahandi.com
basilscoffee.com.au
www.brisent.com.au
bsorted.com.au
(07) 3736 4400
www.jephsonhotel.com.au
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Basils Pty Ltd
Brisbane Entertainment Centre
bsorted
Café XS
Carindale Hotel
Carr Automotive
Charlies Fruit Market
Clem Jones Centre
Clout and Turner Travel
Danzart
Dreamworld
Espial Interiors + Gifts
Fluid the Color Salon
Green Earth landscaping Pty Ltd
Happy Cakes by Kylie Mann
Heinz Meats
Idyllic Beauty
Jephson Hotel & Covet Bar and
Restaurant
Learn Music
McDonalds Coorparoo
Morningside Picture Framing
Norman Park Central Newsagency
Officeworks Woolloongabba
Pacific Golf Club
Pizza Capers
Queensland Festival and Events
Shazzle Dazzle Face Painting
Stuart Harland -Place Camp Hill
Studio Pilates International
Tans Taekwondo
The Green Papaya
Village Roadshow Theme Parks
Watermark Plumbing
(07) 3511 7602
(07) 3397 9956
(07) 3899 1088
(07) 3899 9255
(07) 3896 2300
(07) 3343 0888
(07) 3395 2111
0414 714 701
0423 15 9991
(07) 3107 2111
(07) 3899 4555
(07) 3311 1991
(07) 3843 5366
13 33 86
0417 620 502
www.learnmusic.biz
mcdonalds.com.au
www.pro-photography.com.au
www.normanparknews.com.au
www.officeworks.com.au
www.pacificgolf.com.au
www.pizzacapers.com.au
www.qfe.com.au
shazzledazzlefacepainting.jimdo.com
www.eplace.com.au/staffmember.cfm?StaffID=97324
www.studiopilates.com/hawthorne.html
www.tans.com.au
www.greenpapaya.com.au
themeparks.com.au
www.watplumb.net.au
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Adorne Carindale
Australia Zoo
Big W Carindale
Billabong
Birdie and Mia's
Bobbi Belle Style
Carina Meat Supply
Chris' SUPA IGA
Coles
Discount Drug Store Whites Hill
Gardiner Chess
Grill'd Camp Hill
(07) 3843 1499
(07) 5436 2000
(07) 3115 3300
(07) 5589 9899
(07) 3395 4684
(07) 3394 1166
(07) 3398 3903
(07) 3398 1634
(07) 3308 6100
(07) 3398 7725
(07) 5522 7221
(07) 3843 4444
www.styleelectrical.com.au
www.suncorp.com.au
www.talentpath.com.au
www.facebook.com/teenieandtiny
treetopsmontville.com.au
www.carindalehotel.com.au
[email protected]
www.charliesfruitmarket.com.au
www.clemjonescentre.com.au
www.travel-associates.com.au/clout
www.danzart.com.au
www.dreamworld.com.au
www.espial.com.au
www.fluidsalons.com
www.greenearthls.com.au
[email protected]
www.heinzmeats.com.au
www.idyllicbeauty.com.au
www.adorne.com.au
www.australiazoo.com.au
www.bigw.com.au
www.billabong.com
www.facebook.com/BobbiBelleStyle
www.igacarina.com.au
www.coles.com.au
www.discountdrugstores.com.au/stores/Qld/brisbane/whites-hill
www.gardinerchess.com.au
www.grilld.com.au
 Hairdressers of Camp Hill
 HART Sport
 Joanna Gianniotis – Place
Bulimba
 John's Barber Shop
 Laserforce
 Little Grace
 Merlo coffee
 Mookie Designs
 Sirromet
 Stanley Road News
 Styles on Stanley
 Terri Butler - Member for Griffiths
(07) 3398 1099
1300 764 719
[email protected]
www.hartsport.com.au
0433 168 761
eplace.com.au
0413 519 845
(07) 3891 1031
(07) 3395 2125
(07) 3620 4200
(07) 3899 8492
(07) 3206 2999
(07) 3843 2099
(07) 3843 3100
(07) 3899 4031
 The Rabbit Hole
0410 119 341
www.facebook.com/JohnsBarberShopCampHill
www.laserforce.com.au
www.facebook.com/pages/Little-Grace/120112731438658
merlo.com.au
www.facebook.com/pages/Mooki-design/102048443186319
www.sirromet.com
www.theluckycharm.com.au/store-locations/queensland/carina/
www.stylesonstanley.com.au
www.terributlermp.com
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rabbit-Hole-Cafe-Seven-HillsBrisbane/333328626764712
www.theworkshops.qm.Qld.gov.au
www.unsurpassable.com.au
www.victoriaparkgolfcomplex.com
www.vintagefairy.com.au
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The Workshops Rail Museum
Unsurpassable Hair
Victoria Park
Vintage Fairy
(07) 3432 5100
(07) 3168 1034
(07) 3252 0666
[email protected]