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57 High Street, Waratah 2298 - 02 4960 6600 - www.spcc.nsw.edu.auTerm 3 Week 8

TERM 3

Soccer Surfing Ice Hockey Netball Aerobics Rugby Union

AFL Basketball SAINTS TEAMS

SEE PAGES 4 - 8 OF THIS NEWSLETTER FOR THE FULL

SAINTS SPORT UPDATE.

Sport at St Philip’s is such a highlight for many students. Each term we produce the Saints Sports Special

to recognise the students who have represented the College in any

sporting arena throughout the term. This term we have also recognised

a number of students who have excelled at a high level during the

year both as a school pathway or an external achievement. We have so

many talented students at St Philip’s and it is wonderful to recognise their efforts. There will be a formal Middle

School and Senior School Sports Presentation in Term 4 to recognise

student achievements throughout the year.

A note from thePrincipal’s Desk

17 September 2019 Refugee Awareness Q & A - Year 7 GATE

19 September 2019 Year 8 Race Around Sydney - 8J & 8C

20 September 2019 Year 8 Race Around Sydney - 8W, 8T & 8L

23 September 2019 Year 7 English Literature Festival

25 September 2019 Year 5 Treetops Excursion - BoysYear 12 Formal

26 September 2019 Year 5 Treetops Excursion - Girls

27 September 2019 Last day of Term 3Year 12 GraduationJunior School Term Award Assembly

14 October 2019 Term 4 commences

17-18 October 2019 Business in a Box

20-22 October 2019 Year 8 Sailing Trip - Voyage 1

4-8 November 2019 Year 7 - 10 Examinations

5 November 2019 Year 11 Grad/ Yr 12 2019 Info Evening

8 November 2019 Year 7 Surf Survival - 7W & 7T

9-11 November 2019 Year 8 Sailing Trip - Voyage 2

12 November 2019 PTF Meeting

13 November 2019 Kinder 2020 School Readiness EveningYr 10 Driver Awareness Program

11-21 November 2019

Vanuatu Mission Trip 2019

14 November 2019 Sports Presentations

EVENTS CALENDAR

WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

16th September Tina Irving Elizabeth Kelley Trish Aitkens

23rd September Renee Walker Kim Phillips Nicole McLaren

CANTEEN ROSTER

Car Parking and Safety Issues

Car Parking – Let’s be Great Neighbours

We have had a couple of complaints recently about bins being moved so that people can

park on Bridge Street which has led to one of our neighbour’s having no bin pick up for 2 weeks. This is understandably annoying! We have also been notified of cars parked over driveways. Please take care when parking

so that our reputation for being part of the Waratah community is strong and healthy.

Our neighbours will call the police if this con-tinues to happen.

Harriet St Car Park

Parents please stay in your car when you

come into the Kiss and Run lane in the Har-riet Street Car Park. Our staff and Senior

Students are there to help students alight, get their bags and keep everything running safely and smoothly. When parents also get out of the car, the process slows consider-ably meaning that traffic gets banked up

onto Harriet Street – exactly what we want to avoid.

Let’s build community by serving each

other well.

Get ready for

Business in-a-Box

COMING IN TERM 4!17-18 October

Contact people are:Alex Woodbine in Senior School

Belinda Burgoyne in Middle SchoolBelinda Nichols in Junior School

More information will be emailed to Parents.

NEWSLETTER ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS; EMAIL [email protected]

Monday Morning Prayer

8.30 - 9.00IRWIN ROOMALL welcome.

Come when you can,leave when you must.

Annual ReportOur 2018 Annual Report

can now be found on our website.

www.spcc.nsw.edu.auOur Story

Annual Reports

The Vanuatu Mission Trip team will this year focus on improving and assisting with the education of the children in Vanuatu. For the next few weeks donation buckets will be placed around the school, so students

can donate stationary items such as crayons, chalk, books, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, etc., for the schools

in Vanuatu.

Any donations are much appreciated.

Vanuatu Mission Trip PTF Meeting

Every 2nd Tuesday each month in the Centre of

Learning and Innovation at 7pm.

Light Supper Provided.

Contact Hilary0439 466 848

Junior School Merit Certificates

Term 3, Week 7KW Chelsea Mackie, Henri BaumgartnerKT Harry Berger Meyer, Aaliyah Van de MortelKL Emmie Plooy, Samuel Burns1W Eleanor Lee, Aaron Perry1T Jordan Pichaloff, Amaya Doherty, Lucas Wilson1L Penelope Hasting, Chloe Turner2W Trustan Tsang, Zoe Hooke2T Jacob Burgin, Jessie Finlay2L Lincoln Coleman, Charlie Baumgartner, Emma Johnston3W Astrid Rolls, Isaac Seeney3T Addison Lardner, Harrison Walker3L Gigi Coceancig, Emme Walker4W Angus Campbell, Ruby O’Dare, Olivia Wilson4T Tilda Pola, Rhodes Plooy, Coco Thompson, Nivets Vinu

Swimming Success

Over the weekend of 7th and 8th September, Gem Critten-den from Year 7 competed at

the NSW State Age Swimming Championships held at Syd-

ney Olympic Park.Gem placed 2nd in the 200m

Butterfly. Congratulations and all the best at your next

competition.


Saints TeamsHRIS U15 Basketball Girls

Runners-upHRIS U15 Basketball Boys

Runners-upHRIS Year 3/4 Netball Team

Savannah AngelozziEleanor BarnettIsabella Belavic

Zara ClarkMonique Conus

Amelia MilesZoe Morgan

Mackenna RichardsonShelby Schneider

Ella Wherrett

Hudson BoockerLachy ChellisJosh BurkeWill Oakley

Sebastian CrickTom ChapmanJed ChapmanBen DelbridgeAngus Thorn

Andrew Walkom

Sienna DalzellAmelia EddenMatisse Elliott

Angel GrayEmilia GumprechtMara McGavern

Alexandra MearesZoe Jane Mitchell

Tilda Pola

HRIS Year 5/6 Netball Div. AChampions

HRIS Year 5/6 Netball Div. BRunners-up

HRIS Year 3/4 Football Team

Georgia CoxJanuja Chandrasekera

Erin DalzellEllora GreirsonAnnika KerkoffCarlie Leong Sophie LeongNatasha Mills

Charlotte Baker Georgia CameronGrace McCluskey

Lily Oliver Arabella PonsenAbbi Puslednik

Annabelle VazquezZara Wherrett

Elijah BoudanJack Cameron

Carlos ChaloubEli Finlay

Elijah HayesTarj Jackson

Sam MackintoshJacob Moir

Michael OgleRhodes Plooy

Levi RyanIsaac SeeneyEli Wilton

TERM 3


Saints TeamsHRIS Year 5/6 Football Div. A

Runners-upHRIS Year 5/6 Football Div. B TAFE NSW Netball Challenge

Phase 2 Year 5/6 Team

Nathaniel BoysConnor CampbellLincoln Doherty

Thomas Ford Isaac Forryan

Thomas GreenRiley HawkeJack HowellsArchie Pola

Jordan RobardsSebastian

SmallcombeAshton WalkerWilliam WalkerEthan Wilson

Isabella AloupisAiden Mills-Punshon

Coreen IngersoleKeanu JaliensHolly Joseph

Elliott Loughland

Aryan Maharaj Katie Noy

Lucy PhillipsOlivia RowlandEthan SattlerJosiah WiltonAlex Zalovski

Januja ChandrasekeraGeorgia Cox

Ellora GreirsonAnnika KerkoffCarlie LeongSophie LeongAbbi PuslednikAlarni Shultz

TAFE NSW Netball Challenge Year 5/6 Team 1




TAFE NSW Netball Challenge

Year 9/10Januja Chandrasekera

Erin DalzellSophie Leong Carlie LeongGeorgia CoxNatasha Mills Alarni SchultzAnnika KerkoffEllora Greirson

Sarah Ashton Charlotte Baker

Georgia CameronOlivia Loughland

Shashwati MallesaraAmmarina Mason-

HolmesGrace McCluskey

Stella PiggottAbbi Puslednik

Annabelle Vazquez

Chloe CookAva Garland

Sari IsonErin McCallumElla McCluskeyAlicia Pearce

Jasmine PuslednikMarnie RobinsonTiana Sargeant

Gem CrittendenScarlett GeddesHosanna Grey

Asia Jailens Lauren O’Connor

Jasmine SchultzChloe SearlesEvie Sharpe

Heidi AllenSavannah Angelozzi

Eleanor BarnettMadeline Case

Zara ClarkRuby Jewell

Jaymie KinderStella NelmesHolly Sargeant

Elke TemelkovskiElla Wherrett

WOOLWORTHS BLAST YEAR 3/4 CRICKET TEAMS

Hannah Walker Mara McGavern

Sasha FoxPaityn McLennanAbigail Margach

Zoe Jane MitchellCamilla HenryGeorgie Hooke

Liam HaisellEli Wilton

Julian Haisell Campbell Binnie Ethan JohnsonJackson Burns Nivets Vinu Aadi Rao

Elliott Campbell Carlos Chalhoub Sam Mackintosh

Eli FinlaySantiago Rubio Aaron Duong Sam Errington

Madison HackettAmelia Edden

Coco ThompsonSophie

McCormackOlivia Wilson

Natalie JohnsonIndigo Baird

Lewis CoxByron StazakTarj Jackson

Nate GallagherAnu Oloruntoba

Jacob Moir Artie Zukowski

Lachlan Kolasinski

Samuel MarklewElijah Hayes

Daniel ShirleyCurtis Youman

Jayden LiebenbergLeo Bell

Ryan GuptaConnor Sutcliffe

Luka AngelovJack CameronElijah Boudan

Timothy Duong Levi Ryan

Hugo BlakeIsaac SeeneyJack Schuler

TERM 3


Saints Teams

ATHLETICSHRIS Age ChampionJack Cameron

Representatives at AICES

Eleanor BarnettSam Chalk

James Chapman Ellen Darby Anna Davies Jack Deguara

Cassandra Fayers Cooper Lee

Hye-Won Wilson

Representatives at CIS

Jack Cameron Emilia GumprechtMara McGavern

Annabelle VazquezHannah WalkerWilliam Walker

TERM 3


Individual Spotlight

Imogen PrenticeAerobics

Charlie BennettRugby Union

Imogen recently competed in the National Aerobics Championships in Brisbane. During the finals, Imogen placed second in the Cadet Advanced section in the National stream. Imogen also competed in the International Level Trio Competition and was successful in gaining a position on the Australian Team. Imogen will compete at the World Aerobics Championships in the Netherlands in October. Congratulations Imogen! We look forward to hearing about your upcoming achievements and wish you all the best.

Charlie was selected in the NSW Open Rugby Union team and played in the State v State Schools Competition in Term 2. Outside school, Charlie has been selected into the NSW Opens Country team and was further selected into the NSW 1 team. Charlie’s team played quite well during this competition and he is now waiting for the next round of selections.

Marnie Robinson Netball and AFL

Hudson BoockerBasketball

In 2019, Hudson was selected to participate in the Talented Athletes Program with Basketball NSW. Hudson was also selected to play in the National Basketball Championships representing Newcastle in Ballarat and the NSW State Championships. Hudson is off to the Australian Junior Championships in Melbourne in the first week of the school holidays. Just last week, Hudson also found out he made the D-League Squad to compete in Sydney in October. From 950 applicants, he was 1 of 40 to be selected. Congratulations Hudson! We look forward to following your further achievements in Basketball.

Marnie is a very talented athlete who throughout this year has been selected into a number of representative Netball and AFL teams. Locally, Marnie has made the U14’s Charlestown Representative Netball Team, the Hunter Academy of Sports Netball Team and the Hunter U14’s AFL Representative Team. At a higher level, Marnie has been selected into the Swans AFL Academy for the last 2 years and has played NSWCIS and NSW All Schools AFL. Congratulations Marnie on your outstanding sporting achievements.

TERM 3


Sam MurphySoccer

Savannah Angelozzi Netball

Sam was selected to play in the Newcastle Jets Academy Team in 2019. He has had great success with this team and also enjoyed a variety of experiences. Sam was asked to travel to China in July to play in the International Football Tournament hosted by Shanghai Football Club. After several rounds, the boys came away as competition leaders beating the local Chinese club in the final to take the victory. During this year, Sam spent some time training at the FC Barcelona training camp in Sydney. Sam’s outstanding performances during this training camp, earned him selection to travel to Barcelona to spend two weeks training with the FC Barcelona Football Team. Sam was the only one to be selected from the training camp. Sam will head to Spain in the next few weeks and we look forward to hearing all about his experience.

Savannah is an outstanding Netball player who has recently been selected to play in the NSW CIS U15 Netball Team. She has also been selected to trial for the upcoming NSW All Schools Netball. Outside of school, Savannah has been selected into the Hunter Academy of Sport, Newcastle Representative Team, State Championships and plays in the Newcastle Under 23’s Greater Competition. We look forward to seeing how Savannah performs in the remainder of this season.

Jonah BakerIce Hockey

Logan Dalton, Walker Flavel, London Ashcroft and Joshua Levey

Surfing

Jonah recently competed in the U13 NSW Team National Ice Hockey Championships. Jonah’s team were very successful taking the Gold medal against very strong competition from Queensland.

The Saints Surfing Team, consisting of Logan Dalton, Walker Flavell, London Ashcroft and Joshua Levey have this year competed at the Surfest Surfing Titles and the Regional Surfing Titles held at Dixon Park. Due to their success at these titles, Logan, Josh and London were given the opportunity to represent the school at the State Surfing Titles held in Coffs Harbour. The students all performed well but most importantly had a great time together.

TERM 3


This term has been very exciting for our Music Faculty with the wonderful addition of a new Casio Privia Keyboard. St Philip’s Christian College won the prize after one of our music teachers entered our school into a draw whilst attending a workshop in Sydney : A Day of Technology in Music Education. The keyboard is such a blessing to our Music Department and we are grateful to both Casio and Music Ed Net for our wonderful prize. Our SPCC Wind Orchestra are also well into rehearsals for their big upcoming concert, “Music from the Movies”. Our Wind Orchestra involves students from Years 7-12, and the concert will be a fantastic evening of famous movie compositions and audio and visual presentations. Who knows, you may even be able to settle in with some movie popcorn and snacks! See below for further details. All the very best to our Year 12 Music Students, who this coming Thursday will be presenting their performances as part of their HSC Performance Exam. Please keep these amazing students in your thoughts and prayers. Mr Laundon, Mrs Connett and Mrs Wickens


On 9th September, Year 6 had a visit from the Mayfield West Fire and Rescue Department. Bevan, Mark, Ed, and Jamey told Year 6 about the dangers of bushfires and how they can affect the local ecosystems, how to prevent bushfires and what to do if people are caught in one. They shared some funny and serious stories about their job and certain things they have had to deal with on a daily basis. Year 6 then went over to the Sports Centre car park to see the tools that they use to fight fires or help those who are affected by accidents or fires. The students had the opportunity to use the firehose that are used to fight fires. The firefighters let Year 6 hold things like “the jaws of life” and climb into their fire truck. Over all Year 6 had a great time enjoying the company of the Mayfield West Fire and Rescue Department, and special thanks to Bevan, Mark, Ed and Jamey.

Written by Ethan Fox (Year 6 Student)

YEAR 6 FIRE AND RESCUE NSW VISIT

In Week 7, St Philip’s hosted 40 students from 4 schools for the second half of the Knights Interschool Chess Competition. Our Stage 3 Team won the first meeting with 18 out of a possible 20 points and were looking forward to hopefully continue this winning streak.

Congratulations to the team as they won with 32 points out of a possible 36 points. A very dominant performance! The Stage 3 Team are now off to the Knights Finals Day at the PCYC on the 6th November.

Well done to the following students: Jake Dahl, Akash Enjeti, Anuj Goel and Corren Ingersole. Thank you to Risahbh Shah for filling in on Board 4 during the last four games and to Ben Pickford for his sportsmanship toward Newcastle Grammar School by filling in, as they were a competitor down.

Also, a special thanks to Jeff Jackson for organising the setup of the Theatre Foyer for the Competition.

Best of luck in the next phase, gentlemen.

CHESS COMPETITION FOR STAGE 3


On Monday 26th August, Year 3 went to the Tilligerry Habitat, on the beautiful shores of Tanilba Bay, for an excursion to learn about Koalas. First, we split into groups. One group went on a nature walk. On the board walk, we looked for birds and plants and tried to spot koalas. How do you find out where a koala has been? The evidence sits at the base of some of the gum trees! If the koala droppings are under the tree, a koala has been there. In the Nursery, we planted a seed and learnt about banksia seeds. They need to be baked in an oven to open the pod and for the seeds to fall out and grow. We also saw flannel flowers and Scribbly Gum trees.

In the Visitors Centre, we learnt many interesting facts about koalas. Koalas have pupils shaped like a cat. They are nocturnal animals. Male koalas have a scent gland on their chest that they rub against the tree to mark their territory. There are a lot of different types of gum trees, but koalas will only eat some of them. At the Tilligerry Habitat, the koala’s favourite tree is the Swamp Mahogany and the Red Gum. Koalas have two thumbs to help them when they are climbing. One of the main reasons for our excursion was to learn about the threats to the koalas. There are three main threats to the koala population. They are dogs, people cutting down trees and cars running over koalas. We can take action by planting new gum trees, making koala crossings and controlling our dogs.

It is important to try to help koalas so they will be alive for future generations to enjoy.

YEAR 3 EXCURSION

If you have an interest in volleyball and have considered developing this outside of school, there is an opportunity for you to pursue this in the Newcastle area. Social competitions are now running at various locations and these have been growing in popularity. A focused training program will lead towards an U15’s and U’17’s girls squad. No prior experience is needed; just a willingness to get in and have a go! Following on from these training programs, you may wish to continue to train and play socially, or compete at a higher level in the Newcastle Rep teams. There are a few students who took up this opportunity last year and they loved it. Please email Mr Ponsen [email protected] for information with contact details, as well as training times, locations, etc.

Under 15 and Under 17 Newcastle Volleyball


Scholarships are awarded covering a reduction of up to 50% on tuition fees from Year 7 to Year 10 inclusive, subject to continued effort on the part of the student.

Scholarships are awarded covering a reduction of up to 50% on tuition fees for the two years of Senior School, subject to continued effort on the part of the student.

The College’s Scholarship Scheme, established in 1992, provides for scholarships covering a signifi cant reduction of up to 50% on tuition fees. Scholarships are awarded to students entering Year 7 or Year 11 in 2021 on the basis of results in the C.S.T.P. placement examination and an interview with the Principal.

Year 6, 2020 students sit for the C.S.T.P. Level 1 Exam which consists of four tests covering areas of Written Expression (two tests), Humanities - Comprehension and Interpretation, and Mathematics.

Year 10, 2020 students sit for the C.S.T.P. Level 3 Exam which consists of four tests covering areas of Written Expression (two tests), Humanities - Comprehension and Interpretation, Mathematics and Science. Multiple choice and written answers are required.

Exam results will not be known for four to six weeks after the exam date. Scholarships will

be awarded as soon as possible after receipt of results.

SHOULD I APPLY?Applicants must score in the top 20% to be eligible for a Scholarship. Only a small number of Scholarships are given each year and this number is determined by the number of applications and the quality of the results. The Scholarship Program is to recognise and promote excellence in scholarship.

Scholarship examinations will be conducted at the College on:

Saturday 29th February, 2020

COMMENCING AT 9.00AM.

PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE www.spcc.nsw.edu.au

Registration Fee $125

Candidates MUST register by 10th February, 2020.

57 High Street Waratah 2298 Phone 02 4960 6600

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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPSYEAR 7 and YEAR 11 ENTRY 2021

YEAR 7 ENTRY 2021 YEAR 11 ENTRY 2021

EXAMINATIONSThe Australian Council for Educational Research

produces the Cooperative Scholarship Testing Program (C.S.T.P.) for Year 7 and Year 11 entry.


DevelopingSelf-Discipline

In what areas of your life do you find self-discipline easiest and hardest?Are we born with self-discipline or is it a learned behaviour?Do our emotions help us or hinder us in the development of self-discipline?Is developing self-discipline best achieved individually, or with others?How does Developing Self-Discipline relate to other Learning habits?

1 CORINTHIANS 9:24-27 TPT

TAKING RESPONSIBILITY

DISCUSSIONS:

DEFINITION:

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As you develop self-discipline, you develop the ability to lead yourself to achieve yourgoals and fulfil your responsibilities without having others direct you or have to tell youwhat to do next. Self discipline requires initiative.


UNIFORM SHOP NEWS

OPENING HOURS (during school terms)

MONDAYS: 8:00AM – 11:00AMTUESDAYS: 8:00AM – 11:00AMTHURSDAYS: 1:00PM – 4:00PM

Summer Uniform required for Term 4: Just 2 weeks and 6 shop opening days left in Term 3 and our winter uniform! This means it is time to try summer uniform on your child, see if it still fits and visit the shop to get what you need for Term 4. The shop will open limited hours in the holiday break and please be aware that if you leave it till then to visit, the shop may be congested and there is no guarantee you will get all the sizes you need.UNIFORM SHOP OPENING TIMES – SCHOOL HOLIDAY BREAKTUESDAY, 1ST OCTOBER: 8AM – 4PMTUESDAY, 8TH OCTOBER: 8AM – 5PMSenior School Skirts: In the coming weeks, the uniform shop will be have stock of SS grey skirts with a longer length to cater for some of our taller girls. These will be available in sizes Y10, W10 and W12. Our SPCC Uniform Policy states: Dresses and skirts are to be knee length and skirts are to be worn on the waist.Second-hand: We are appreciative of the families that are supporting the school (and helping other school families) by dropping in uniform items to be sold via the shop or making a donation to our welfare boxes. When purchasing or selling second-hand items from any of the 4 SPCC uniform shops you can be assured that you are purchasing good quality and correct uniform items as our processors follow the SPCC Second-Hand Policy and this ensures that standard of uniform at St Philip’s remains high. Consignment forms are available at the shop or by downloading from the SPCC webpage via the ‘uniform shop” tab. At the end of each term you will receive credit vouchers for any items of yours that have sold and these are like “cash” and can be used in the uniform shop or swapped with another parent for cash. If you no longer have children enrolled a credit to your bank account will be applied. If you have unwanted uniform items (they don’t fit anymore etc) and would like to receive credit to spend in the shop, then please bring your items in to be processed. Currently available on our racks and shelves are the following…Summer/Terms 1 & 4JS Khaki Shorts, Elastic back - sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 & 16JS Khaki Shorts, Tab - sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 ,12, 14 & 16JS Khaki Shirts - sizes 2, 12, 14 & 16JS Summer Dress - sizes 2, 8 & 10 MS/SS Boys Overshirt - sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 22 &

26MS/SS Girls Overblouse - sizes Y10, W10, 12 & 14MS/SS Grey Shorts, Elastic back - sizes 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16 & 18MS/SS Grey Shorts, Belt loop - sizes 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, M7 & M8All Year RoundMS Olive Skirts - sizes Y4, Y6, Y10, W10 & 18 SS Grey Skirts - sizes Y8, Y10, W8, 12, 14, 18, 20 & 22Sport Jacket - sizes 8, 10 & 12 Sport Shorts - sizes XS, S & 3XLBackpack - size SSports Bags(3)Raincoat - size 4Library Bag Construction Shirt - size SChef’s Pants - size LChef’s Hat/Cap (3)Chef’s Set (apron, cap etc) $20Winter/Terms 2 & 3JS Trousers, Elastic-back - sizes 5, 10, 16 & 18JS/MS/SS Trousers, Belt loop - sizes 12, 18, 19 & M7JS Pinafores - size 8JS/MS Olive Jumpers - sizes 4, 6, 8 & 10 JS/MS Olive Vests - sizes 4, 8 & 10 JS/MS/SS Long Sleeve Shirts - sizes 22, 24 & 30 MS/SS Short Sleeve Shirts - sizes 10 & 12MS/SS Blazers - sizes 8, 10, 11 & 12JS Fleecy Sports Top - sizes 4 & 6 Bow Tie - size M JS Fleecy Sports Pants - sizes 2 & 4Microfibre Sports Pants- sizes 10, 12, M & XLNew items/Excess stock or Previous brand – find them in the second-hand area at the back of the shop.JS/MS Olive Jumpers - size 4 $60 (save $12)JS/MS Olive Vests - size 14 $50 (save $14)SS Black Jumpers - size 12(2) $60 (save $14)JS Khaki Shorts, Tab style - sizes 4, 6 & 10 $20 (save $12)Sport Shorts - size 2 (thinner fabric) $15 (save $11)JS Fleecy Pants - size 3 & 12 $20 (Save $16)JS Fleecy Tops - size 3 $30 (Save $12) All items listed above are available as at 12/09/19 and this list is updated every week for the newsletter. Any questions or concerns regarding uniform items, please see staff in the shop or email to: [email protected].


School Student Transport Concession CardsSchool Holiday TravelSchool Student Transport Concession Cards – School Holiday

travel

Students under 16 years old and students over 16 years old are entitled to a range of fare concessions with Transport for NSW.

Proof of Age card

This is issued to school students who are under 16 years of age who appear more mature. The card is valid until the date of the holder’s 16th birthday.

Senior Secondary Student Concession card

This is issued to school students 16 years of age and over. The card is valid until 31 March 2020. School students who leave school and are unemployed may retain use of their card until employed or until the expiry of 31 March.

Card entitlements for both types of cards

Proof of age and NSW Senior Secondary Student Concession cards provide for half fare concession travel at all times on:

• Sydney Trains services (with a concession Station Access Fee applicable at International and Domestic Airport Link stations);

• Government and privately operated regular route local bus services across NSW;

• Light rail services

• Sydney Ferries and Newcastle Ferries services and most regulated private ferry services; and

• NSW TrainLink services.

Please note: Concession cards DO NOT provide for concession travel on special, premium, charter or Special Event services or privately operated services (such as long distance coaches and tourism services.)

You must carry your entitlement card along with your ticket or Opal card at all times when travelling and show it to revenue protection officers and NSW Police officers on request.

School students aged between 16 and 18 years, MUST carry a SENIOR SECONDARY STUDENT CONCESSION CARD to be eligible to purchase a child/youth fare.

Application forms for both these types of cards are available at the Front Admin Office.


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