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HeadmasterBiennial Concert Thank you to all members of our community who contributed to a magnificent Biennial Concert on Tuesday night. Our Director of Music, Mr Ben Bishop, and our talented Music Staff were able to achieve extraordinary results with our students, and the audience was treated with a magical evening on so many levels. From the gorgeous tango played by our Junior School Orchestra to the rousing strains of the 1812 Overture (complete with cannons!), the standard of performance was simply stunning. It is difficult to identify highlights, but Nathan Fong’s magnificent playing of the Bruch Violin concerto was surely one, as was the exquisite singing of the Chorale. The ‘Theme Team’ added a new and entertaining element to the evening, as did the reprise performance of highlights from this year’s musical, City of Angels. The massed singing, though, was the real highlight of the night, with a choir of over 1,000 male voices singing songs which ranged from the standard, ‘New York, New York’ to Miss Saigon’s ‘Bui Doi’, and of course the unofficial school song, ‘The Anthem from Chess’. I felt very proud to be a part of the Camberwell Community on Tuesday evening – our boys were simply superb. Thank you and well done to all.

Generations PhotoWe would like to take a Generations Photo of all current boys with relatives (Grandfather, Father, Uncle, Brother) who are an Old Boy of Camberwell Grammar School on Friday 2 September 2016 at 8.30am. The photo will be taken on the foyer steps of the Performing Arts Centre, after the Junior School Father’s Day Breakfast. The photo will feature in the next edition of Spectemur. If you would like to participate in this photo, please ensure current students and their Old Boy relatives are in the foyer of the Performing Arts Centre by 8.20am.

Poem in My PocketDuring Term 3, the Junior School have participated in a program called ‘Poem in My Pocket’ whereby the boys take a poem known to them, or not, and learn to recite it unaided to an audience. At today’s Whole School Assembly Roy Legge (Year 1) and Christopher Khong (Year 3) each flawlessly recited poems which they had written themselves. The students were most impressive and the audience was very appreciative.

Middle School Cross CountryLast Thursday the Middle and Senior Schools headed off to Westerfold Park for the House Cross Country, the last House sporting event for 2016. Congratulations to the following students who finished in the top three placing’s in their year levels:Middle School

YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8

1st Jake Ford Jimmy Smith Taran Laurence

2nd Charlie Chun Flynn Chable Michael Augustes

3rd David Thomas Zac Johnson Thomas Ireland

Senior School

YEAR 9 YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12

1st Lachlan Purcell Peter Thorn Adrian Xu Harrison Lucas

2nd Thomas Graves Harry McLeod Luke Ireland Hans Anjou

3rd Ryan Fitzgerald Nicholas Liew Tim Edney Pierre Bougeois

ContentsHeadmasterBiennial Concert

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Poem in My Pocket

Middle School Cross Country

Deputy HeadSchool Photographs

Business ManagerTraffic Movement Reminder

School Health Services CoordinatorFood Allergies

Middle SchoolBiennial Concert

Debating

House Cross Country Results

Junior SchoolFather’s Day Breakfast

Open Day

Junior School Music

Dates Ahead

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Camberwell Grammar School55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126T +61 3 9835 [email protected]

Edition 26, 26 August 2016

Overall Results: Middle School and Senior School 2016

8th Clifford 8th Bridgland

=6th Schofield 7th Macneil

=6th Summons 6th Clifford

= 4th Steven = 4th Summons

= 4th Robinson = 4th Derham

3rd Macneil 3rd Steven

2nd Bridgland 2nd Schofield

1st Derham 1st Robinson

Paul Hicks, Headmaster

Deputy HeadSchool PhotographsThe last round of School Photographs will be taken on Friday 2 September. These will include Junior School Music and Sport photos, and Middle and Senior School Spring Sport photos. These photos will be available to purchase online from the Hikari Photography website early next term.The Senior School House photographs, including individual portraits, will also be taken on this day. You should expect to receive your son’s House and Portrait photo package in Term 4. The photograph schedule has been posted on noticeboards around the School and Schoology, and has also been communicated through the Daily Notices. Students should consult these places to ensure they are aware of the timing of their photographs for the day.Any student who does not meet the school standard with regard to uniform, including hair, will not be included in photos on this day. Please refer to your son’s School diary, page 18, for more information about the expected standard of dress and appearance.

Rachael Falloon, Deputy Head

Business ManagerTraffic Movement ReminderTraffic congestion in and around the school seems to have worsened recently. It has been noticed that drop-offs and pick-ups are taking longer and passing traffic is also being affected adversely. The school regularly receives complaint calls from local pedestrians and fellow road-users.Charlie, our peak period traffic monitor, is a team of one. So for the next few weeks I have asked some of my team to provide occasional support to Charlie – to see what we can do to improve traffic flow. Of particular focus will be:• Monitoring the ‘no right turn’ rule from Gate 2 – please turn left to keep traffic flowing• Preventing use of Gate 5 for drop-off or pick-up – there is no natural flow-through here• Discouraging double-parking in the street – inconveniencing other road users• Allowing your son to alight from the right hand side of the car on the road – very dangerous• Stopping across neighbours driveways • Stopping in no-standing zones• Adherence to the drop zone time limits – keeping time to a minimum in the ‘drop and go’ zonesTo help reduce this congestion, you might consider these options:• Public transport (particularly for Middle School and Senior School students) - tram and train options are

a short walk away• Dropping your son a few blocks away – letting him walk a few hundred meters• Encouraging your son to walk to school or ride his bike – particularly as Spring approachesOur Sports Centre development is very nearly complete. We can all look forward to much better traffic conditions once the drop-off area in Chatfield Avenue comes on stream in 2017.The safety of your children will always be our utmost priority. Please follow the instructions of the traffic monitors at all times, and keep an eye out for pedestrians – particularly our young ones!

Chris Lloyd, Business Manager


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School Health Services CoordinatorFood Allergies From time to time, I am asked if we are a ‘nut free’ school. We do not claim to be ‘nut free’ however, we are most definitely ‘nut aware’. The Cafeteria does not use nuts or nut products in their preparation of food, however food that is prepared off-site may be subject to cross contamination, especially if prepared in an external bakery. For the safety of our students with food allergies, it would be wise if the food labels are checked before consumption. The Cafeteria is happy to assist both students and parents with any enquiries regarding food labelling. If you would like any information regarding how we handle food allergy here at school, or any other questions regarding allergies and anaphylaxis, please contact Mrs Rhonda Nicholson, School Health Services Coordinator, on 9835 1777 or email [email protected].

Rhonda Nicholson, School Health Services Coordinator

Middle SchoolThe days are longer and the sun has more than a hint of warmth to it. This is a great time of year and as we head towards the final weeks of Term 3 the Middle School boys have been involved in a wonderful range of activities. With another successful tournament in full swing, I am certain that the five-a-side street soccer competition will become a permanent feature of Term 3 in Middle School. We have the semi-finals next week and it will all culminate in the grand final play off on the last day of term.

Biennial ConcertWhat a brilliant night it was as the School came together at Hamer Hall on Tuesday night for what was a wonderful evening of music. I was exceptionally proud of the Middle School boys, who played a major role in setting the standard with the Middle School Orchestra and Concert Band opening the night. Leon Fei (Year 6) also played an exquisite solo as part of the Junior School Orchestra. I thoroughly enjoyed the up tempo ‘Mack the Knife’ by the Middle School Stage Band and it was great to see many of our boys combining with their Senior School counterparts in the Shool Choir, Chorale and CGS Strings. The massed singing was also spectacular and I know that the Middle School boys thoroughly enjoyed being part of this. The boys handled themselves with aplomb throughout the rehearsals and on the night. All in all it was a wonderful occasion.

DebatingOur boys continued the great form from the previous week with several teams posting memorable wins. Next week sees the culmination of the competition as the teams grapple with the topic that parents should have access to their children’s social media accounts.

House Cross Country ResultsLast week we were able to announce the top five across the line from each year level in the House Cross Country. This week I am able to announce the final placings in the closely contested event:

1 Derham

2 Bridgland

3 Macneil

=4 Robinson

=4 Steven

=6 Summons

=6 Schofield

8 Clifford

Rob French, Head of Middle School

Junior School Junior School Father’s Day BreakfastDads please join your son on Friday 2 September from 7.00am at school on the Junior School Green where you can enjoy a lovely hot coffee, egg and bacon rolls, a selection of donuts and fruit juice assortment. You can have a chat and enjoy the morning before your busy day! Friends of Norge have organised a Mobile Café to come in and you will have a selection of coffees/ hot chocolate and a hot breakfast cooked by Friends of Norge mums. There will also be the opportunity to be photographed with your son.


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Open Day Camberwell Grammar School Open Day is being held on Saturday 8 October from 10.00am until 2.00pm. On Open Day we will be offering performances, hands-on activities and displays in classrooms for students and visitors to our School. The Art Studio will also showcase students’ work. The animal farm returns for all the little ones and animal lovers. All boys, Prep to Year 5, are expected to attend for at least the duration of the activities in which they are participating. Any boys who have conflicting engagements are asked to notify Mr Kelly in writing by the start of Term 4.

Junior School MusicCongratulations to all members of the Junior School Orchestra and Junior School Concert Choir who performed with musical skill and confidence at the Biennial School Concert at Hamer Hall. The Junior School Orchestra’s performance of Oblivion was sensitively played, with strong rhythmic interest enhancing the beautiful solo violin of Leon Fei, Year 6. In contrast, all the boys from Junior School enjoyed presenting the humorous song I Don’t Need Anything But You from the musical ‘Annie’ followed by the lyrical evergreen What A Wonderful World. Our Junior School musicians were warmly applauded as they enjoyed their first performance to such a vast audience. Poco di MusicaThursday 8 September, 6.00pm to 7.15pm, Performing Arts CentreTo complete our Term 3 concert season, several choral and instrumental ensembles from Junior School and Middle School will present a short evening concert. The performance groups will be: Combined Flute Ensemble, Junior School Choir, Year 2 and 3 Superstars, Junior School Percussion Ensemble, Junior School Recorder Ensemble, Angliss Strings, Middle School Percussion Ensemble and Guitar Ensemble.This lovely evening concert will bring a busy musical term to a close and tickets can be booked through Trybooking for $10.00 each here: www.trybooking.com/MVMR.

Helen Thomas, Junior School Music Director

Dates AheadTuesday 30 August Year 3 Melbourne Museum ExcursionWednesday 31 August Year 5B hosts Assembly, Middleton TheatreFriday 2 September Father’s Day Breakfast, Junior School Green, 7.00am Sport and Music Photo DayThursday 8 September Poco di Musica concert, 6.00pmFriday 9 September Term 3 ConcludesMonday 3 October Term 4 Commences

Howard Kelly, Head of Junior School

SportAll of our Water Polo teams continue to do well with the Senior and Junior Teams leading their respective competitions with two rounds to go. Athletics is also making their way to the finals with one week of trials to go. Next Friday is their final selection and pizza night leading into the AGSV finals in the last week of term.

All Summer Sport team lists have been placed on the Sports Office windows. Please see Mr Jamie Watson if you are unsure of anything relating to Summer Sport. Also see Mr Watson if you are interested in Firsts trials which are currently on, or are about to commence, for Summer Sports.

Sport ReportEight AGSV schools gathered at Doncaster in cold conditions for Round 3 of the Athletics trials. Despite the conditions and carrying heavy legs after the House Cross Country, it was pleasing to see many athletes post season best performances, notably in the distance events.At Under 15, Taran Laurence (Year 8) ran a seven second PB over 800m whilst Ryan Fitzgerald, Tom Graves and Henry Macdonald (all Year 9) ran well together in the 1500m. Ryan and Tom took nearly ten seconds off their previous personal bests.At Under 16, newcomers added depth to an already competitive age group. Ali Fitzgerald (Year 10) made a welcome return to the squad, showing good form in both his 100m and long jump. Run of the day came from Nicholas Liew (Year 10), whose 4:48 debut effort in the 1500m bodes well for the finals.Finally, at Under 17 and Open age groups, Luke Ireland (Year 11) ran a brave solo effort to post a personal best in the 3000m. Adrian Xu (Year 11) returned to competition in the 800m and Pierre Bougeois (Year 12) ran well in both his 800m and 400m with the fastest 400m time of the day. Ben Chaffey (Year 12) cleared 1.75m, leading the way in the high jump and Harrison Lucas (Year 12) continued his outstanding run of form with a 4:17 effort over 1500m stamping his authority in that event. With two more trials on offer before the finals, it will be critical for all those aiming to earn a place in the squad to compete at Mentone this weekend and then at the final CGS trials on Friday 2 September.The Open Water Polo team faced a stern test last weekend against Trinity. A very tight first quarter saw Camberwell with a one goal lead and knowing that this was not going to be an easy game. The ball went up and down the pool in the second quarter with many promising attacks into the forward area, but was


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defended well by both sides. After half time, Trinity decided to bring their best player out from goals and into the action in the centre of the pool. Camberwell fought hard to edge away and went from strength to strength in the final quarter to record an 11 goals to 5 win. The team now sits undefeated on top of the ladder and with the last two games remaining, could seal the premiership this week if all players stick to the game plan and play with discipline. Chris Kerdemelidis (Year 11) played an excellent game once again, ably supported by Aaron Campbell (Year 11) in attack, with great defence from Projit Banerjee and Will Exon (both Year 11).

Josh Holding, Captain of Games

Jamie Watson, Director of Sport

LibraryOur annual Blokes’ Book Breakfast is fast approaching. Our guest, illustrator Mr Michael Camilleri, will give us insight into the challenges and delight of adding a visual dimension to text. Come along and learn how words and art work together to create a book with many layers of meaning; in this case the thought-provoking One Minute’s Silence, written by award winning author, David Metzenthen.

Join us for a delicious breakfast at 7.00am followed by Mr Camilleri’s presentation at 7.30am. Please find details in the flyer attached to this Bulletin.If you are coming we would encourage you to park in the nearby streets to avoid getting caught in the school drop off congestion.

Catherine Casey, Head of Library and Information Services

MusicHamer Hall Biennial ConcertIt is such a joy and privilege to come to work with the musicians of Camberwell Grammar every day, and an honour to steer this ship. We triumphed at Hamer Hall this week, in every way possible, the boys were superb and everyone worked together to make the concert a huge success. The boys at CGS love their music, not only because of a big concert, but because of every class, every lesson, every rehearsal that happens every day. I write this still totally overwhelmed by the boys’ amazing performances, their hearty reaction at the end of the night, and the beautiful messages that have graced my screen and office since the performance. Thank you, so much, to everyone for your support. Words cannot express how proud I am of our fabulous boys this week.The Biennial Concert can only come about with a huge whole school effort, and it is a celebration of our community when we all come together in this way every two years. The boys make it spectacular, and they can only do this with full support on all sides – from the musical, academic and administrative teams within the school as well as continued support from family and friends at home. It was a joy, an honour, and really quite surreal to stand in the center of it all during the massed singing. My sincere thanks to you all – the concert was only possible because of every parent, student and staff member that put in so much effort to create our moment in CGS history at Hamer Hall.

Hamer Hall Biennial Concert DVDShould you wish to purchase a recording of the evening, please place your order through Trybooking here: www.trybooking.com/LPIJ

Elva Allan Memorial ConcertThursday 1 September, 7.30pm, Performing Arts Centre StageChamber Music is regarded by many musicians and composers to be the highest of music making, and our very finest musicians will be performing an exquisite program next Thursday to showcase their talents in this intimate setting. This concert allows each individual musician to work in small groups, and to create a unique blend of sound, tone and expression within their ensemble. Having heard some rehearsals over the past few weeks, I feel confident that our ears are in for a very special treat next Thursday. The concert is not ticketed and I encourage all lovers of fine music to attend.

Ben Bishop, Director of Music


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Careers

Date Event

Saturday 27 August ANU Open Day, 9.00am to 4.00pm

Sunday 28 August Deakin University Open Day, 9.00am to 4.00pm

Sunday 28 August Box Hill Institute Open Day, 10.00am to 3.00pm

Sunday 28 August Victoria University, Footscray Park campus Open Day, 10.00am to 3.00pm

Saturday 3 September Academy of Design Folio Workshop, 10.30am to 12.30pm

Tuesday 27 September Monash University - Take CTRL, 10.00am to 4.30pm

La Trobe University ScholarshipThe La Trobe Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship is an outstanding scholarship opportunity that is offered to one Year 12 student of our school. The successful candidate will receive an annual payment of $6,000 as well as a guaranteed $1,000 student mobility grant for travel to one of La Trobe’s 150 overseas partner universities. Students expecting to attain an ATAR of 90 and above, who plan to apply for courses other than Dentistry, Physiotherapy and Law at La Trobe University, are encouraged to apply. Further information can be found here but you will need to contact Mrs Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor, on [email protected] to submit an application.

Monash University Take CTRLYear 11 and 12 students interested in studying IT are invited to ‘Take CTRL 2016’. There you will be able to meet with Monash University academics and PhD students, as well as like-minded young people from other high schools. In addition to workshops, students will undertake a tour of the immersive data visualisation facility CAVE2. Leaders from the IT industry will also be on hand to discuss career opportunities. This event will take place on Tuesday 27 September 2016 from 10.00am to 4.30pm at the Clayton Campus of Monash University. Register here.

The University of Melbourne Extension Program Students considering a University level subject in Year 12, through the University of Melbourne Extension Program (UMEP), are invited to find out about the application and enrolment process for the 29 different subject areas available in 2017. This event will occur on Tuesday 13 September from 5.45pm to 8.30pm at the Parkville campus. Parents and guardians welcome. Find out more here.Changes to Post-Graduate Engineering Due to changes in the Bachelor of Commerce course structure from 2017, students looking to combine Engineering and Commerce will be required to complete a three year Master of Engineering, subject to meeting pre-requisite subjects and entry requirements. This is the same arrangement as for students in other non-pathway undergraduate degrees at the University of Melbourne and those students applying for graduate entry from other institutions.

Deakin University - Folio Information Evening Students and parents are welcome to attend this information evening to find out more about folio entrance requirements for Deakin’s animation and motion capture, photography, visual arts and visual communication design courses. You will receive advice about developing your folio and tips on how best to present your work in an online environment. This event will take place on Thursday 15 September from 5.00pm to 7.00pm Building BC, Level 2, Burwood campus.

Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor


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CalendarTerm 3, Week 8

Day Date Event

Tuesday 30 August The Melbourne Writers’ Festival Schools’ program, MIddle School, 8.40am to 2.30pm

Wednesday 31 August Year 9 Interim AssessmentsBlokes’ Book Breakfast, Weickhardt Library, 7.00amYear 10 Indonesian Students excursion to Indonesian Restaurant and Supermarket, 10.45am to 1.20pmSwap Shop, 3.00pm to 4.30pmYear 10 Drama students will see Arturou at Theatre Works, St Kilda, 7.00pm 9.30pm

Thursday 1 September Elva Allan Memorial Concert, PAC, 7.30pmParent Bookings open at 2.00pm today for the Year 9 PTIs to be held on 8 SeptemberAuxiliary Pudding Collection No. 1, PAC Servery, 3.00pm to 6.00pm

Friday 2 September Junior School Father’s Day Events, 7.00amYear 6 Mathematical Games day at Genazzano CollegeSpring Sport Training ConcludesJunior School Music and Sport Photo DaySpring Sport and Senior School House PhotosYear 8 Outdoor Ed, (8N,8P,8S, 8T), 1.00pm to 4.30pmAuxiliary Pudding Collection No. 2, PAC Servery, 2.30pm to 4.30pmMiddle School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pmNo Senior School ActivitiesYear 11 Showcase Technical Rehearsal, Middleton Theatre, 2.45pm to 5.45pmAGSV Athletics Trials, 4.30pm

Sport Diary DatesSaturday 27 August Round 5 of AGSV Athletics Trials and Water PoloFriday 2 September Athletics Squad Final Selection and BBQSaturday 3 September Finals for Water PoloMonday 5 September Athletics Eliminations at Albert ParkWednesday 7 September Athletics Finals at Albert Park


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Support GroupsCafeteria Roster

Day Date Parents

Monday 29 August Sarah Sunderland, Julia Quin

Tuesday 30 August Sharon Rowland, Laine Yates

Wednesday 31 August Sue Norman, Josephine Hii

Thursday 1 September Megan Waycott, Carolyn Quan

Friday 2 September Julie Viola, Nicole Loidl

Swap Shop Roster

Day Date Parents

Wednesday 31 August Anne Harding, Michelle Whiteford, Rosemary McCollSaturday 3 September Karen Martin, Julia Quin, Vivienne Katsoulotos

Friends of Kayaking – Croissants FundraiserOn Father’s Day, or any other day, treat your Dad and family to freshly baked croissants! They arrive deep frozen, can be stored for six months in your freezer and are defrosted overnight while they transform into sizeable croissants ready for baking the next morning.Purchase through Trybooking: www.trybooking.com/LXRTFor more information see order form attached to this Bulletin..

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday 30 August Vocational Dinner, Commerce/Finance - Invitation is attached to this Bulletin.

Thursday 8 September 5 Year Reunion (2011)

Diary Dates

Year 10 Parents’ Coffee AfternoonDate: Friday 2 SeptemberTime: 2.30pmVenue: Focus Café, 439 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn

Father’s Day BreakfastDate: Friday 2 SeptemberTime: from 7.30amVenue: CGS

Year 6 Family Go KartsDate: Saturday 3 SeptemberTime: 3.00pm to 5.00pmVenue: Sidetracked, 370 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh SouthBookings: www.trybooking.com/222704Contact: Ms Kate Backwell 0401 520 171

Year 11 BrunchDate: Wednesday 7 SeptemberTime: 10.30amVenue: Scarvelli Café, 143 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn


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Grandparents’ Day—Advance NoticePlease note a change in procedure this year: Invitations will not be posted directly out to Grandparents’ and lunch has changed to a delicious morning tea. Please RSVP on your son’s Grandparents behalf and pass the ticket/invitation onto them. We look forward to welcoming them.Date: Tuesday 25 OctoberDetails: From 9.45am (for a concert beginning at 10.45am). More details to come. Bookings: www.trybooking.com/MUMH Please see flyer at the back of the Bulletin.

Parents’ Prayer GroupDate: Third Tuesday of each month, next one Tuesday 20 SeptemberTime: 1.30pmVenue: All Souls Chapel, Room W204, Wheelton CentreContact: Rev Charles Butler on [email protected], Mrs Ros Thorn on 0418 736 865 or [email protected] or Ms Andrea Murray on [email protected]: The Parents’ Prayer Group meets to pray for the boys, the staff and the whole school community. Newcomers are warmly invited to attend.


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55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Australia PO Box 151 Balwyn Victoria 3103 Australia +61 3 9835 1777 www.cgs.vic.edu.au ABN: 12 004 131 159

Blokes’ Book Breakfast

Wednesday 31 August, 7.00am to 8.20am Weickhardt Library, Fiction Area Please join us for our annual Blokes’ Book Breakfast. This year our guest speaker, Mr Michael Camilleri, will talk to us about his work as an illustrator and, in particular, his work on One Minute’s Silence. A nutritious, cooked breakfast will be served at 7.00am, followed by Mr Camilleri’s talk at 7.30am. If you would like to join us please complete and return the slip below to the Weickhardt Library or email it to Catherine Casey at [email protected] by Friday 26 August. Booking Slip

Blokes’ Book Breakfast

Wednesday 31 August, 7.00am to 8.20am Weickhardt Library, Fiction Area

Name/s: Class:

Allergies or dietary requirements: I authorise the cost of tickets ($15.00) to be deducted from my school account: ________________________________________________________________


Grandparents’ Day 2016 – Tuesday 25 October The Headmaster of Camberwell Grammar is delighted to invite your son’s Grandparents to attend Grandparents’ Day this year for morning tea and concert. Please note a change in procedure this year Invitations will not be posted directly to Grandparents and lunch has been changed to a delicious morning tea. Please RSVP on your son’s Grandparents behalf and pass the ticket/invitation onto them. We look forward to welcoming them.

All bookings through Trybooking: www.trybooking.com/MUMH

Program 9.45am Arrival and morning tea

10.45am Concert in the Auditorium

11.30am Individual tour of the school with your grandson

12.30pm The day concludes

Parking is available in the school grounds. Please enter through Gate 5 next to Belmont Park. If you have any queries about the day, please contact the CGS Development Office on 9835 1742 or [email protected].


Christmas Puddings 2016 Our delicious Christmas Puddings are offered to you in our Camberwell Grammar ceramic bowls. Credit card payments can be made here: www.trybooking.com/158763 Alternatively send your orders to the Development Office (CGS Auxiliary C/- CGS Development Office, PO Box 151, Balwyn Vic 3103), along with cheque payment (payable to the CGS Auxiliary). Orders can also be emailed to [email protected] Collection of puddings from the Servery, Performing Arts Centre: Thursday 1 September 3.00pm to 6.00pm Friday 2 September 2.30pm to 4.30pm Saturday 3 September 10.00am to 12 noon If you are unable to collect your puddings at any of these times, please arrange with a friend to make your collection. Order Form Name: Home Phone: Mobile: Email Address: We will email you prior to the collection date as a reminder.

Size Cost of Puddings No. of Puddings Total Cost

Extra Small - 350g (3-4 serves) $19.00 SOLD OUT

Small - 500g (5-6 serves) $26.00

Medium - 700g (7-8 serves) $33.00

Large - 1.4kg (12-16 serves) $46.00

I would like to pay: □ Cash □ Cheque (Payable to CGS Auxiliary) Total amount enclosed: $


Father’s Day Danishes, Pastries and CroissantsFriends of Kayaking are offering their delicious Danish pastries at exceptional prices to the school

community for that special Father’s Day breakfast.

All orders arrive deep frozen and can be stored for up to six months in your freezer. Leave to stand overnight while they more than double their size and are ready for baking fresh the next morning!

Our preferred method of ordering is through Trybooking:

www.trybooking.com/LXRT Alternatively send your orders, along with cheque or cash payment, to the Development Office.

Orders must be in no later than 4.00pm, Wednesday 31 August 2016. Collection of orders: Time – Friday 2 September, 3.00pm to 4.15pm Location – Orders can be collected from the school Cafeteria (opposite the JTO). For any queries please contact Mrs Caroline Martin on 0422 207 974 or the Development Office.

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Name:………………………………..………………. Mobile Number:……………………………

Son’s name and year level:…………………………………………………………………………………

Croissants (six per pack) $10.00

Chocolate Danishes (six per pack) $12.00

Mixed Danish (six per pack) $12.00

Escargot Danish (custard and sultana) (six per pack) $12.00

Payment Method: Cash Cheque Total:


Sports Scarves for Sale Friends of Soccer

Keep warm this winter!

CGS sports and supporters scarves can be purchased from the Development Office at $15.00 each. They are for both students and parents of students who may wish to wear it during winter school sports.


Krispy Kreme Doughnut Fundraiser Rotary Interact Club of Camberwell Grammar School

Can you help us raise some dough?

Pre-order your Krispy Kreme doughnuts now at a special pre-order price of $20.00 for a boxed dozen of original glazed doughnuts or $26.00 for an assorted dozen. Orders can be collected from the Interact stall on Open Day - Saturday 8 October 2016. The Interact stall will be located outside of the cafeteria. All proceeds raised will go towards our International Charity and our local charity.

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