Dear Parents, I was recently handed some literature about chocolate made from cocoa that has not come from plantations where "trafficked" children work. These children have been kidnapped or have been handed over by families. The children are very young and work long hours in dangerous working conditions without any possibility of attending school. Plantations and farmers operating with Fairtrade certification, Rainforst Alliance or UTZ Certified are engaging in good labour practices.

No doubt this chocolate is more expensive than that made with the slave labour of children. It would be a very authentic thing to do this Easter to perhaps have fewer chocolates of Fairtrade quality rather than a lot of "cheap chocolates" If you go to:

www.brigidine.org.au/wp-content/uploads/.../goodeggguide_2016.pdf

You will find the names of the chocolate and the retailers that sell chocolate sourced from plantations with fair labour practices. The "Brigidine" in this web address is the Brigidine Sisters and is a reminder of the inspiring work that the Brigidine Sisters do in working to stop modern slavery and people trafficking. OPEN AFTERNOON Our Open Afternoon last Thursday was a great success. Parents can tell their friends who may be interested in enrolling daughters for 2017 that all applications need to be at Brigidine by 29th April 2016. I am presently interviewing Catholic girls from the public schools. Parents who are in Brigidine "feeder schools" need to have their applications in by the deadline and will lose a guaranteed place if they are late. This applies to sisters also. Sometimes parents presume that we know that sisters are coming; sisters need to have a completed application form to be at Brigidine by 29th April 2016. May Brigid bless all you do to make good things happen in our world.

Ms K Edmondson Principal

March 2016 Issue # 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

MARCH 14-15 Year 7 Camp

MARCH 17

Caritas Mufti Day

MARCH 18 – APRIL 1 Yr 12 Exams

MARCH 25 – MARCH 28

Easter Long Weekend

APRIL 8 Last Day of Term 1

BRIGIDINE BASICS

- Girls leave class at 3pm but the School reserves the right to require the girls to stay until 3.20pm - Every girl is to be at school by 8.30am at least. - Teaching commences at 8.40am - Supervision of girls begins at 8.20am. Girls should be in either the Main Quad or the Canteen Quad. - Parents should not drop and pick up daughters in Aeolia Street. This causes dangerous traffic for the students.

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Navigating Adolescence

The following are two interesting links for parents to read on the topic of adolescence.

1. 7 secrets to raising awesome, functional teenagers 2. Why Teens Are Impulsive, Addiction-Prone And Should Protect Their Brains

Extract from 7 Secrets to raising awesome, functional teenagers:

“Say yes more than you say no The world is forever going to tell them no. For the rest of their lives, they will be swimming in a stormy sea with wave after wave of "you're not good enough" and "you can't do this" crashing down on their heads. If nothing else, … be the opposite voice in their lives for as long as [you] can … instil in them the belief that they are not limited and they can do anything if they're willing to work hard enough for it … be the YES, YOU CAN in their lives … want them to leave [the] house every day feeling invincible. Say no often You need to say no to experiences and situations that will set your child up for harm or unhappiness. Don't let them go to the parties where they will be forced to make a choice about alcohol at age 16 in front of their peers. Don't let them stay out until three in the morning with a member of the opposite sex. Be the parent. Set up rules for their safety, both physical and moral. You would think this rule goes without saying, but we have known a shockingly large number of parents who don't.”

Christie Halverson

Exam Timetables – Semester 1 & 2 All girls in Years 7 – 11 have now received their exam schedule for the entire year. Girls have a hard copy and can find a soft copy on SENTRAL. The dates and times for these exams will also be populated on each girl’s CANVAS calendar. Girls in Year 12 have received their Semester 1 Exam Timetable.

USE OF SENTRAL – how to register via the Parent Portal if you have not already done so. All parents and students have access to the College’s SENTRAL Student/Parent Portal. Please ensure you use this resource on a weekly basis. The girls MUST access SENTRAL on a daily basis. School bulletins will be posted on SENTRAL as well as the girls’ timetable and attendance.

If you do not yet have access to a SENTRAL access account please register using this Sentral Portal Registration Link on the website. Note that approval of your registration may be next business day

Any problems with registration or accessing existing Sentral accounts: Please email: michael.rawlings@syd.catholic.edu.au

Existing Sentral Parent Portal Account Holders

Parents, if you have already registered for SENTRAL remember to use the email address which you used for the registration as your username together with the password you set up to access the portal. You can access the portal via the link at the top of our College Website or via the following link:

http://sentral.bcrandwick.catholic.edu.au/portal/login

CANVAS for Parents - Registration as an Observer and Features of Canvas Canvas is a Learning Management System (LMS).

Registration Link - for parents. Observing more than one student in Canvas – written instructions

Canvas have supplied a link to a useful video tutorial regarding how to register as a parent observer for one or more students and explaining some of the features of Canvas:

Canvas Video Note that our students use their CEnet username rather than their whole email address for their Canvas username e.g. anne.granger001 or c.redleysanderson

Dates to Note:

Date Event

9/3 – 10/3 Kildare Ministries Social Justice Student Seminar

14/3 – 15/3 Year 7 Camp

15/3 CGSSSA Swimming

17/3 Caritas Mufti Day

18/3 STEM Excursion

Year 10 Food Technology Easter Show Excursion

18/3 – 1/4 Year 12 Exams

25/3 – 28/3 Easter Long Weekend

8/4/2016 Final Day Term 1

Brigid Taylor

Assistant Principal

SPORTS DEPARTMENT NEWS

CGSSSA TOUCH

Congratulations to both the SENIOR and JUNIOR Teams who competed at the Touch championships on

Tuesday 1st March.

In extremely hot conditions the girls played exceptionally well displaying incredible talent and fortitude and drawing upon great sportsmanship in some difficult times.

The junior team did not have a loss in the round finishing equal 1st in their pool. Unfortunately they missed out on a place in the semi–finals on a count back on for and against by one point. Although the girls were very disappointed we were very proud of their determination throughout the whole day.

The senior team also had a very strong round finishing in second place in their pool and gaining a place in the semi-finals. Despite courageous efforts by everyone they were beaten on the bell 5-4.

All girls deserve mention for their fantastic efforts throughout the day and achieving such great results in this high level of competition.

Thank you to Kate Murphy and Natalie Murphy for their assistance in coaching the teams and to the parents who are always there supporting the teams

Junior Team: Hannah Morgan, Hannah Todd, Lily Havebond, Imogen Breen, Bronti Westaway, Chloe Finch, Isabella Slattery, Eve Chalmers, Lauren Eskin, Mary Conrecode, Jasmine Duffis

Senior Team: Tully Vatano, Caitlin Duffis, Ruby Breen, Jessica Henderson, Victoria Stojanavic, Eliza Connolly, Olivia Gooch, Chelsea Winder, Paige Winder, Ruby Price, Heidi Cummings, Sam Benbow

TUESDAY TOUCH Congratulations to all teams who reached the semi-finals in the Tuesday Competition. There were some very tight games and all girls fought to the end. Four teams have been successful in reaching the Grand Finals next week and we wish them all the best.

A huge thank you to all the parents who have managed and coached a team over the 2 terms: Crissy Tzoukas, Jo Connolly, Sheridan Connon, Anne Tikaram, Christie Collins, Gertie Hayes, Peter Wilson, Ofer Kasif, Lara Waterson, Samantha Dugdale, Brad Evans and Simon Salopek. This is a solid commitment and it would not be possible to offer this sport without your help. We are truly appreciative of your efforts and hope you decide to help again in the next season.

Good Luck to the following teams in the Grand Final:

JUNIOR B BRIGIDINE 7 V BRIGIDINE 8 5.15 FIELD 2 JUNIOR C BRIGIDINE 10 V ST ANDREWS 4.20 FIELD 4 SENIOR B BRIGIDINE 1 V ST CATHERINES 1 5.15 FIELD 4

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT NEWS

Are you interested in robotics or designing and programming your own video game???

STEM club has started!! If you are interested please come and visit us in DL2 on Wednesday’s from

3pm-4pm. Email k.watsonjones@syd.catholic.edu.au for a permission letter.

Year 12 Chemistry and Physics Field Trip

On the 15th of February, the Physics and Chemistry students of Year 12, embarked on an

educational endeavour to Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO). We

began the day in the Discovery Centre, where we received a talk and presentation about nuclear

science and its various uses in different industries. It was immensely insightful and most definitely

expanded our knowledge of the physics and chemistry courses. Following that, we went through the

high-tech security gates, bypassed the federal officers with minimal casualties, and happily entered

ACT, leaving New South Wales grounds for a day. Our first stop was the ANTARES particle

accelerator, where the workings of the accelerator were explained and one of our students bravely

ventured to touch the machine. Next, we trekked to the Open Pool Australian Lightwater (OPAL)

nuclear research reactor, which we viewed from a safe distance. We were enlightened by the

chemistry and physics behind how OPAL worked and its benefits in both the medical, agricultural

and industrial realms. There were also neutron scattering instruments named after native Australian

fauna (e.g. Quokka, Wombat, Platypus), which are used for research purposes by international

scientists. After a long day, we exited the high-tech security gates, left behind the ACT and

congregated in the cafe, before a musical trip back home.

Proudly produced by yours truly, Ivana Punyawan and Shaye Easton

ITALIAN STUDENTS GO GLOBAL Last Friday, 26th February, our Year 11 and 12 students of Italian were fortunate enough to attend the GO GLOBAL Languages Conference at the University of Sydney. The conference was open to senior language students and was aimed at increasing their awareness of the various language courses currently offered at the University. Firstly our students listened to a short but entertaining introduction from Vice-Chancellor, Dr Michael Spence, who impressed the students by informing them that he was currently studying his seventh language!!

Our students were then able to participate in two short tutorials in Italian where they were immersed in the language- a fantastic and worthwhile lesson. In all, the whole afternoon was a most valuable and pleasant experience. The students were not only introduced to the beauty of the University but were also able to consider the exciting prospect of language study.

VISUAL ARTS NEWS

YEAR 8 CERAMICS Year 8 are engaged building their animal pots in the cool of last Friday. These pots will be exhibited in the Visual Arts Exhibition held in August in Tullow. All parents and friends are welcome.

Ms Deirdre Brennan Visual Arts Coordinator

11 BUSINESS STUDIES Each of the three Year 11 Business Studies classes did an excursion to “The Spot Shopping Precinct” on Friday to conduct a survey of the nature of the businesses that are there. The girls were looking at the size, industry, legal structure and geographical spread of each business. The girls were surprised to find that there are many businesses that are not on street level. They were also surprised to learn that one of the businesses is actually in the Secondary Industry (manufacturing) that business being Salvio's and that Salvio’s also sells globally even though it is a micro business. Overall, the girls enjoyed learning about the many and varied types of businesses that are at the Spot and the amount of employees that the area supports. Many thanks to all of the business owners of the Spot for their support.

Mr Campbell and Mrs Dawson

Year 12 Hospitality@Pinocchio’s Restaurant Take-over

On Monday the 29th of March Yr 12 Hospitality students took part in the annual restaurant takeover of Pinocchio’s at Randwick.

“Monday night was a valuable learning experience for me. Working in a real life restaurant

situation was very stressful but also very beneficial to my learning. It was definitely a fun time had by all!”

Alex Murray

“The rush of the kitchen was exciting and definitely something to take away from the night.

Being a waitress allowed me to understand what working in the Industry is all about. Overall the night was a huge success.”

Nicole Lynch

They sliced, whisked, layered, whipped, de-boned, portioned, seared, sautéed, boiled and assembled.

They greeted, seated, ordered, served and cleared. It was the Year 12 Hospitality restaurant takeover! Over 140 customers were served and catered for by these students last Monday evening at Pinocchio’s

Restaurant. They did a truly amazing job in a hot, tiring and challenging environment. All are

congratulated on their performance. This authentic learning experience, in its third year now, not only provides real life learning, but supports theoretical aspects of the course such as the units ‘use

hygienic practices for food safety’, ‘participate in safe work practices’ and ‘work effectively with

others’. The night overall was a huge success with students moving one step closer to their Certificate II in Commercial Cookery. “You get to experience the pressure that chefs experience. You need to use the skills you already have, but you are also developing more skills that you need to have if working in the hospitality industry” Fotini, Year 12 Hospitality student. “It was good to experience how a kitchen works in a real life situation rather than at school. We needed to be flexible and adapt to the challenges that were thrown our way. It was a difficult

environment at times”. Keira, Year 12 Hospitality student.

“We gained some people skills-we needed to be confident, look happy and be in control”. Katie, Year 12

Hospitality student. “As floor staff we learned the importance of good teamwork and communication. We had to adapt and change during the night to make it workable. We had to be super observant. It was stressful but fun”. Natasha and Maddi T, year 12 Hospitality students. “It was great! Really fun”. Tayla E, Year 12 Hospitality student.

“I just wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed last night at Pinocchio’s Restaurant. Once

again, we all thought the food was excellent, the atmosphere great and the girls made the evening fantastic. Thanks for a wonderful evening – looking forward to the next one!!” Michele Watson, loyal repeat customer. “I couldn’t decide whether to order the salmon or steak for main. My friend couldn’t decide either, so we chose one of each and shared. Both were cooked to absolute perfection! How fantastic to see the

students working so hard and shining both in the and on the restaurant floor”. Mrs McCarthy, proud Hospitality Teacher, Brigidine. “Congratulations to the Year 12 girls. It was an exceptional evening and awesome to see the girls I

remember from Year 8 working as professionals”. Ms Brennan, another proud Brigidine Teacher and customer.

“I would like to thank the Year 12 Hospitality girls for a wonderful evening last night. The girls were

fabulous and are to be commended for their welcome, professional manner, food (our meal was

delicious) and service - I'm sure there are some tired feet today. A special thank you to Nicole who looked after Table '0'. The entire evening I believe was a huge success”. Yvonne and Tony Micallef,

satisfied customer and proud parents.

Congratulations to all of the students involved and a very big Thank you to Pinocchio’s for

offering this experience to our students.

Also a sincere congratulations to Zoe O’Brien, Winner of the Australian Vocational Student Prize in 2014 an ex student of Brigidine College who also participated in the first group of Pinocchio’s Restaurant takeover, for her recent appointment at the prestigious Wolseley Restaurant in London.

“Over the past 2 years since leaving Brigidine I have been attending William Blue College of Hospitality Management studying an Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management, specialising in Commercial Cookery. My cooking career has continually developed since leaving Brigidine, my first appointment began at Brasserie Bread in Botany to then progressing onto ‘William Blue Dining’ at The Rocks. I have recently been offered the amazing opportunity travel overseas to London and work for the Corbin and King Group gaining a position in the restaurant “The Wolseley” mid this year”

Year 11 Hospitality

Year 11 Hospitality students started the year with their first catering event - the College’s annual Meet and Greet evening. Well done to these new students that prepared and served a selections of canapes to our new College parent community.

TAS@BCR around the design rooms……

And then there’s ICE CREAM…..

To keep things cool we made a switch to ice cream as our Open day food sampling experience in TAS. Year 11 Hospitality students prepared the smooth glossy mixtures from scratch and then poured them into our new and very beautiful commercial ice cream machine to churn and freeze. Delighted Open day guests were then able to select their flavour of choice and add on from a tempting range of toppings.

First Thoughtful Food Participants for 2016….. Thank you for the amazing response that was received from those Years 7 and 8 students wanting to take part in Thoughtful Food preparations in D15 on Wednesday. Also to our Year 11 Mentors, thank you for volunteering your time and experience. The first session was very productive with a wholesome and delicious variety of muffins, quiches and fresh fruit being prepared for the BCR Night patrol group to take out to the Sydney homeless community.

TAS@BCR Technological and Applied Studies

(Design and Technology, Graphics Technology, Food Technology and Hospitality)

Save the date!!

TAS in New York September School Holidays 2017

A BCR tour to New York is being organised. It will have a TAS curriculum area focus with various experiences of design, graphics and food featuring in the trip. Expressions of interest

will be invited from students who will be in Year 9, 10 and 11 in the 2017 school year, later this term. We will also then have a draft itinerary to share but at present it looks to include:

Central Park Times Square

Rockefeller Centre Wall Street

Statue of Liberty

Hudson River Eataly

Tribeca Soho

United Nations The Guggenheim A Broadway Show

A New York Culinary Class New York University

Parson’s Design School

On Sunday 28th February, WYD students and their families raised $2427.40 at Bunnings Alexandria.

We would like to thank Auburn Meadows Butchery at Rose Bay for their generous donation of

gourmet sausages for this event. We would also like to thank South Maroubra Hot Bread for

supplying bread rolls.

World Youth Day students will be heading to Poland at the beginning of Term 3 and we are hoping to

have other fundraising events leading up to their departure. We will keep the college community

informed regarding these events.

Thanks again to our families and friends who worked tirelessly on the day.

by World Youth Day Students.

CAREERS NEWS

University of Sydney: Introducing Mathematics prerequisite 2019 Sydney University is introducing Mathematics prerequisite for certain courses from 2019. Students need to achieve a Band 4 minimum in Mathematics to enroll in certain courses including Economics, Psychology, Veterinarian Science, Commerce, Engineering and IT, Pharmacy. This will affect the current Year 10 cohort when choosing subjects for Year 11 later this year. http://sydney.edu.au/study/admissions/apply/entry-requirements/undergraduate-academic-requirements/mathematics-prerequisite.html

University of NSW: Introducing Law Admissions Test (LAT) for entry 2016 UNSW Law is broadening their assessment of applicants for entry to the Undergraduate Law Dual Degree programs in 2017. They are introducing a new test, the Law Admission Test or ‘LAT’, to give applicants the opportunity to demonstrate their suitability for the Law program and allow UNSW to better assess applicants. The LAT result, together with the ATAR, will provide a more rounded view of aptitudes and skills of the applicant for our Law program. So if you are interested in studying Law at UNSW in 2017 then you should sit the LAT in 2016. The LAT will be held Monday, 26th September. http://www.law.unsw.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/law-admission-test-lat University of Western Sydney: The Academy Scholarships The Academy at UWS offers substantial financial support for high-achieving students who are committed to academic excellence and to making a contribution to their community. Scholarships include the VC Leadership Scholarship, valued at $10 000 per year, and the Dean’s Scholarship and Academic Excellence Scholarship, valued at $5 000 per year. http://www.theacademy.edu.au/scholarships

US College Fair 10th March 2016, 5pm to 7pm, Redlands Hall, Redlands School, Cremorne The fair will have information on US undergraduate degrees, scholarships and application details. The universities in attendance will include University of Colorado, University of South Carolina, Fairleigh Dickinson University Foothill and De Anza Colleges. http://news.bostes.nsw.edu.au/blog/2016/2/18/us-universities-visiting-sydney-in-march-for-us-college-fair UNSW Year 12 Medicine Information Evening 24th March 2016, 6pm to 8pm, Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW Kensington During the evening information will be provided on the UNSW Medicine degree, regarding application, admissions and tips for the UMAT exam. Registrations open 29th February at 5pm. https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/year-12-medicine-information-evening

Cadetships in business and technology in Sydney Applications for the Business Cadetships Program run by Professional Cadetships Australia open on 7 March and close on 11 May. Year 12 students apply online at www.businesscadetships.com.au Under the Program, UBS will continue to offer cadetship opportunities across the firm. Information on the Program is provided on our website. Applications for the Engineering & Technology Cadetships (ETCAD) Program will open on 26 April. The 2016 Program provides Year 12 students with the opportunity to apply for a Technology Cadetship at Westpac. On completion of their cadetship, Technology Cadets are well-placed to pursue a career in IT and in business. This year Rolls-Royce will not be offering Engineering Cadetships. Information on the ETCAD Program may be found at www.etcad.com.au Applications close on 17 June. Sydney TAFE Career Guide The Career Guide provides information on the support services offered, careers index, courses and more. http://sydneytafe.edu.au/sites/default/files/files/Career-Guide-2-2016.pdf Raffles College of Design and Commerce: 2016 School Holiday Workshop 11th to 14th April, 2016 The workshops offered include digital media, fashion design, photography, fashion marketing, interior design and graphic design. The registration form can be downloaded from the URL below and then emailed to contact@raffles.edu.au. http://www.raffles.edu.au/story/detail/school-holiday-workshops.html CATC Design School Day in the Life of a Designer Workshop 4th July 2016 26th September 2016 The interactive workshop provides an opportunity to learn about creative careers and meet lecturers at CATC. There is the choice between the areas of graphic design, interior design or photo imagining. http://www.catc.edu.au/about-us/upcoming-events/sydney JMC Information Session 7th March 2016, 6pm to 7pm, 561 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 Career opportunities in the growing areas of Animation, Film and TV, Music, Songwriting, Game Design, Entertainment Management, Audio Engineering and Digital Design. http://www.jmcacademy.edu.au/events/information-sessions/jmc-academy-information-sessions

Bedford College Courses Bedford College offers Diploma courses and Certificates in Management, Business and Child Care. There are also courses which fall under the Smart and Skilled program, which provides government subsidy for training. http://www.bedford.edu.au/ College of Event Management Information Session 18th March 2016, Level 9 Foveaux Street, Surry Hills Staff and lecturers will talk about the Diploma of Events and Certificate III in Events, as well as answer questions and provide information on different career opportunities. http://www.collegeofeventmanagement.com.au/information-sessions/ Australian Careers Business College ACBC offers qualifications in numerous areas of study, these include but are not limited to accounting, child care, legal services, business administration, counselling and marketing. http://acbc.nsw.edu.au/ Defence Jobs Australia: Learn to be a Leader Facebook Q&A Wednesday 23rd March, 6:30pm - 8pm (AEDT) @ Facebook Find out about developing leadership skills as an officer in the Australian Army. On the night, the Q&A will appear as a post on the Defence Jobs Australia Facebook page, where participants can post their questions in the comments section and have them answered. https://www.facebook.com/events/130021477377782/ Defence Work Experience Opportunities There are numerous work experience programs listed for all aspects of the Defence Force. They will provide an opportunity to get a taste of the job as well as learn more about the ADF and Public Service. Work experience can only be undertaken during the school holidays or with the permission of Ms Edmondson at Brigidine College. https://defencecareers.nga.net.au/cp/index.cfm?event=jobs.listJobs&audiencetypecode=defenceworkexp The HSC and Careers Expo 2016 2nd – 5th June 2016, Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park, Sydney The Expo includes exhibitors from tertiary institutions, training organisations, employers, career and gap year resources. Admission is $10 per person, with school group discounts available. http://www.hscandcareers.com.au/

HSC Showcase Video Resource The resource is for parents and schools to use as information and to inspire current students undertaking creative arts and technology subjects. http://news.bostes.nsw.edu.au/blog/2016/2/18/hsc-showcase-video-resource Projects Abroad: Overseas Volunteering Projects for High School Students High School Projects are short term overseas volunteer opportunities for young people 16 to 19 years old. The High School programs offered by Projects Abroad include extra support staff, social events and a structured itinerary as well as the normal support offered by other programs. http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/projects/high-school-projects/ Short Courses at AFTRS The Real Filmmaking Workshop – 11th April 2016 Teens Digi Animation – 18th April 2016 The courses aim to teach new skills and are taught by industry professionals. http://www.aftrs.edu.au/short-courses/kids-and-teens A Career in Radiation Oncology Students interested in a career in radiation oncology or those exploring their options can use this site to gain better insight into the field of radiation oncology and what the job entails. Students are able to read career stories and learn how to start a career in this field. http://www.acareerinradiationoncology.com.au/ Defence Jobs Australia Youtube Channel The Defence Jobs Australia Youtube Channel is the organisation’s sole video channel. The site can be of use to future ADF applicants to research job roles and get an understanding about life in the Defence Force. https://www.youtube.com/defencejobsaustralia Applying to the Australian Defence Force Academy It is advised that students wishing to study at ADFA apply in year 11 as it is a competitive selection process which may take up to 12 months to complete. Gaining entry to ADFA is a dual process which requires students to apply directly to the Australian Defence Force while also applying concurrently to UNSW ADFA through UAC. An offer to study at ADFA is conditional to meeting the academic requirements of UNSW as well as the mental and physical requirements of the Australian Defence Force. http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/adfa/howToApply/admissionProcess.aspx Red Cross Volunteer Opportunities The Red Cross has a variety of volunteering opportunities available from child minding to community

day volunteers and more. If none of the current opportunities are of interest there is also the option to register interest for future opportunities. http://volunteering.redcross.org.au/vw/en/listing/

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS FOR SALE Senior Uniform Size 6 Kilt $20 Size 14 Blazer $50 Both in good condition and have been dry cleaned. Contact Monica 0401 701 111

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1x Senior Blazer Size 16 $50

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Items for Sale

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