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Parent Newsletter

Hurlstone Agricultural High School

Address: Roy Watts Road, Glenfield, NSW 2167 Tel: 9829 9222 Fax: 9829 2026

Email: hurlstone-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.hurlstone.com.au

Principal’s Message

The HSC examinations concluded on the 11th of November and we are extremely proud of our students who have navigated the new syllabi and examinations with resilience and tenacity. I take this opportunity to congratulate parents on supporting each child’s journey and our dedicated staff who have spent many hours preparing lessons, marking work and providing deep and meaningful feedback to your children.

Congratulations to all our newly elected SRC and Prefects. We enjoyed

celebrating their induction ceremonies with our school community.

CALENDAR

Please see below the link for the school calendar – www.hurlstone.com.au

SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST

2019 Issue 8 Term 4 - Week 5 15 November 2019

UNSW Sydney Scholarships

Dates for your diaries

Platform Etiquette

Principal’s Message 1-9

High Potential & Gifted Education 10

From the DP Desk 11

HT of Teaching & Learning 12

HAHS—Leadership 13

Extracurricular 14-16

Interact 17

Country Fair 18

Canteen 19

Uniform Shop 19

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Address: Roy Watts Road, Glenfield, NSW 2167 Tel: 9829 9222 Fax: 9829 2026

Email: hurlstone-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.hurlstone.com.au

Picture: Prefect Executive 2020

Picture: Student Representative Council 2020

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November 2019

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2020 Prefect Executive

2019 School Captains

Olivia Cole Wesley Honey

Ella Colville Abdul-Qavi Siddique

2019 School Vice Captains

Aimy Trang Antriksh Dhand

2019 School Prefects

Mohammed Ahmed Kylin Lu

Keziah Ambatt Susan Nguyen

Cassandra Chang Elizabeth Nguyen

Stephanie Chung Ryan Nguyen

Jared Higgins Parul Singh

Tahlia King Francesca Smith

Ben Le Chris Tan

Congratulations!!

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2020 *SRC

Year 7

Sona Elango Saawan Sharma

Ashley Hau Duaa Siddiqui

Vashni Ravikumar Mahee Uddin

Danya Seneviratne

Year 8

Louis Diep Leon Ngo

Kamran Kumar Chelsea Nguyen

Kate Kwan Grace Nguyen

Amy Luu Russel Royal

Jessica McAleer Taylor Scerri

Congratulations!!

* SRC - Student Representative Council

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2020 *SRC

Year 9

Venni Baliyan Sahana Ganjigute

Patrick Benci Denica Hon

Madison Chang Francesco Ierano

Kimberly Dang Anita Ung

Chloe Doan Hannah Yin

Year 10

Ariq Abdullah Gunni Kapur

Lauren Doan Nahiyan Mahmud

Alyssa Doeur Shishir Mehendale

Celine El-Zakhem Jennifer Nguyen

Lynuel Fabella Neon Wongruechu

Lucy Huynh Monique Youssef

Congratulations!!

* SRC - Student Representative Council

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2020 *SRC

Year 11

Nireeksha Bhat Amy Luong

Olivia Cole Susan Nguyen

Antriksh Dhand Abdul-Qavi Siddique

Wesley Honey Lauran Tien

Roger Lin Aimy Trang

Chloe Lu Hannah Wu

Congratulations!!

* SRC - Student Representative Council

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Principal’s Message continued...

School Based Spending in association with Assets Management Unit

Upgrades to Scientific Garden outside of the Science Lab area

Repainting of the outside Chess Board under shade cloth provided by P&C 2006

Toilets and Showers in the school hall have been painted and tiled.

PDHPE Faculty Sports Centre Upgrade- Designed by Brett Wilson- joint school and AMU

funding

Concrete replacement outside F Block

Quotes for further air conditioning while we wait for Cool Schools program to provide

classrooms identified across the school in 2019 funding initiative.

Library upgrade continues with air conditioning now being operational as well as a further 30 laptops

available to be booked out and used by individual students and classes.

Picture: PDHPE Faculty—Treadmills Picture: PDHPE Faculty—Spin Bikes

Picture: PDHPE Faculty— Weights & Weight Bench Picture: PDHPE Faculty

Picture: Newly painted outdoor chess board and pieces

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Principal’s Message continued...

Exciting News

Congratulations to Sophia Hayden, Nadia Gunn, Sharon Davis Erika Dayaganon and Laura Rose

Herbert, who spent their school holiday vacation travelling as ASEAN ambassadors in PNG- this is the first of many

opportunities in our ASEAN partnership with PNG and Brunei partners in understanding

opportunities that exist between our education systems. PNG delegates will be spending time at our school in the

coming weeks.

PNGAus partnership team for HAHS and Wawin National High School

Cemetery at Kokoda trail Aerial view of Sogeri High School (near Kokoda )

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Principal’s Message continued...

Exciting News

Congratulations to Oliver Quirk (alumni) and his band Sal & The Mandas. Their new music video appears on Facebook - we wish Ollie every success

Congratulations to Hannah Yin and Hiya Shah who won an International Award for a short video competition “My Food, Our Futures” www.ifpri.org/news-release/two-sydney-high-school-girls-win-international-short-video-contest

Congratulations to the World Scholars Cup students who have been competing at YALE.

A huge thank you to the P&C for their generous support and in particular Ms Mai Ni Pham and Mr Paul

Pittas who are accompanying the students to YALE! Ms Pham initially sought out this opportunity for

our students and we are exceptionally proud of the group.

Venni Baliyan Sophia Lauren Nguyen

Candice Fu Hiya Shah

Bharathi Gotyal Mukund Srinivasan

Ryan Kunnell Phoebe Stalman

Khushi Lal Guhan Sundar

Debbie Li

Picture: Youtube Video created by Hanna Y and Hiya S

World Scholars Cup

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Principal’s Message continued...

Newly appointed permanent teachers term 4 day 1, 2019

Congratulations to Ms Carly James, appointed as substantive teacher to the English Faculty and Mr Dijendra Nand - appointed as substantive teacher to the TAS Faculty.

We wish both teachers every success as they begin their teaching at Hurlstone Agricultural High School.

Miss Carly James

In term 4 2019, Miss James was appointed as Hurlstone Agricultural High School’s latest

English teacher following her position as an English teacher at Picton High School. Miss

James first studied a Major in English Literatures and a minor in Sociology at the

University of Wollongong, where she graduated with distinction. She then went to

Western Sydney University where she completed her Master of Teaching in Secondary

Education. Outside of the English classroom, Miss James has had experience in

Indigenous Education, has been a Student Learning Support Officer at Warilla High School

and taught at multiple schools in the Campbelltown region. Miss James has a passion for

travel, charitable fundraisers, animals and literature- her favourite novel being Pride and

Prejudice by Jane Austen. Miss James is enthusiastic about education, providing students

with a supportive learning environment and assist students to thrive in the

English classroom and beyond. She looks forward to working with students, staff, parents

and the wider community at Hurlstone Agricultural High School.

Mr Dijendra Nand

Mr Nand has taught at Belmore Boys High School for the last 5 years and has

a Construction and Engineering background. Before joining the teaching profession, Mr

Dand has worked as a Civil Engineer and Draftsman. He has experience in teaching TAS

related subjects such as Technology Mandatory (Year 7 and 8), Construction, Engineering

Studies, Design and Technology, Food Technology, IT- Graphics and IT – Foundation. As a

Technology teacher, he would love the students to get involved in projects such as a solar

car challenge, Wind Mill, making water rockets and Hydraulics.

Promotion of staff

Mr Sam Cavallaro was successful in merit selection application to The Jannali High School as substantive Head Teacher HSIE. Sam has been relieving as Head Teacher HSIE for 2018 and 2019, our students will miss him greatly as will his colleagues at Hurlstone Agricultural High School.

His performance at the Year 12 graduation 2019 will certainly live on in our memory as will his dedication an commitment to our students and families at Hurlstone. The Jannali High School will be gaining and exceptional educator and visionary leader and we wish Sam all the best from our Hurlstone community for his new role.

Ms Vanessa Garrick has been selected as a Teacher Quality Advisor for Biology and will be seconded to NESA for 0.5 remainder of this year ongoing for 2020. This is an exciting opportunity for Vanessa, our school and for our student learning and student learning across NSW.

Mrs Christine Castle Principal

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HAHS - High Potential & Gifted Education

UNSW is committed to providing education that supports and stimulates gifted students regardless of their ability to afford these programs wherever possible. To support the learning of all students, we offer scholarships to students with financial need. These limited funds allow us to cover the cost of students' fee registration.

Scholarship Selection Criteria Applicants’ parents will have socioeconomic hardship as demonstrated by Centrelink documentation (‘Part B’

of their tax statement) Applicants will provide A written statement outlining why they would like to attend the Junior Scientia or Scientia Challenge Program A recommendation letter of support from a school or community leader Written evidence of meeting the academic selection criteria for the programs (e.g. test results or Opportunity

Class placement)

Additionally, special consideration may be given to scholarship applicants who are: Rural and remote students Twice-exceptional Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students English language learners Any unsuccessful applicants will be considered for Equity Advanced Placement.

This is a chance to register early, before the main round opens, to guarantee a place in the desired workshop. Eligibility criteria are as above, minus financial hardship (i.e. an equity placement does not depend on financial status).

Please visit our website to find out more and to apply. Workshop names and descriptions are being uploaded this week and should be ready for viewing on Tuesday 6 November.

We’re back on campus at UNSW Kensington for the January 2020 Student Programs. Keep these key dates handy if you’re thinking of registering - Monday 4 November - Friday 22 November: Equity Advanced Placement and Scholarship applications

Tuesday 26 November: Main round registrations open at 7:00am

Tuesday 21 January - Thursday January 23rd: Student Programs Run!

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From the DP Desk

As the year draws to a close it is important to remember that students are still required to focus on learning activities – and attend school. If your child is absent or late you must provide them with a note giving a valid reason for your child’s absence. Include their year, name and date of absence – this helps our office staff ensure entry details are accurate in attendance records.

If your child has been sick and not been able to attend school, make sure they only return when they are well. If they come back too early, they can become even more ill and also risk making others around them sick.

As the weather warms up, students in Term 4 & Term 1 2020 are required to wear summer uniform and the pleasure of wearing shorts. Remember, there are shorts available for girls to make for greater comfort in the hot weather and when engaging in activities on the farm or in practical subjects. And a reminder to students to wear sport uniform on Wednesdays only – students should wear school uniform to school and change on other days.

Term 4 will be another busy term as final assessments take place and teachers evaluate student learning – and write reports. Reports will be available in the last week of school through the Sentral portal. Please check you have access and contact the school if this is an issue for you.

As always, our role as deputies is to support the welfare and wellbeing of our students, including their safety. So make sure you keep aware of any potential hazards around school – and let us know. Better to have informed us than to suffer an injury.

A reminder to Year 11 students arriving early for extra classes; please enter by the railway pedestrian gate. While the library/donut quad gate is usually open by 7:30am, there are some occasions access is not possible. If this gate is closed, go to the pedestrian gate.

Last reminder:

The last day of term for students 2019 is Wednesday 18 December 2019.

For your diaries Years 7, 11 and 12 return Wednesday 29 January 2020.

All students attend Thursday 30 January 2020.

Ms Ann Young, Ms Mai Ni Pham & Mr Sailash Krishan

Deputy Principals

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HAHS - Head Teacher of Teaching and Learning Continued...

Exam Stress - Special Report

Students in their final year of school are considered a high-risk group for depression and anxiety. Sleep deprivation, diet and social media are some of the biggest issues faced by this group of teens. Therefore it is vitally important that a student's mental health is looked after as well as their physical health. Keeping things in perspective for students and parents alike, can help prevent everyone getting overwhelmed. Although this final year is important, it is not necessarily the most important year of your child's life.

There are many strategies that students can implement to help themselves. Parents can provide support, not only emotionally, but also practically by keeping their child well-nourished and encouraging physical activity.

In this special report, parents will find useful tips to support their child during this often stressful time. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered here and we always welcome your feedback. If you do have any concerns about your child, please contact the school counsellor for further information. Here is the link to your special report https://hurlstone.schooltv.me/wellbeing_news/year-12-exam-stress special-report

Mrs Sharon Davis

rel. Head Teacher Teaching and Learning

Achievements

Ride for MS

Congratulations to Saawan who participated in the MS Sydney to the Gong, 82km bike

ride to raise funds for people living with multiple sclerosis.

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HAHS—Leadership

Prefect Executive

Hello there!

We’re the Hurlstone Prefects and we would just like to say a very warm Hello, and introduce ourselves officially to the Hurlstone Community!

Throughout the rest of 2019 and 2020, we are very excited to be work-ing towards our goal of “YOUnity”. We want to foster a school environ-ment that is all about the students, and for the students, (YOU) and also work towards a cohesive school community and one where all students feel as though they belong and are a true part of the Hurlstone Commu-nity (Unity).

We hope that over the next year, the entirety and Hurlstone School Community, including students, teachers, staff and parents, can help us work towards this goal. We are looking forward to a busy and amazing year with some exciting new initiatives, and some old favorites as well.

GRIP Student Leadership Conference:

On Wednesday 6 November 2019, our Captains, Ella, Abdul, Olivia, and Wesley, and Vice-Captains, Aimy and Antriksh, attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference at the Quay Centre at Sydney Olympic Park. It was a fun-filled day for us all with informative sessions mixed in with fun games, and times to network with leadership teams from other schools across the state.

We began the morning with a seminar about setting our Leadership Priorities and another about Making our Meetings More Effective. After morning tea we went to a seminar about Generosity, before splitting off into two different sessions, Leading Exciting Events, and Leading a Team of our Peers. After lunch, we split off once again into the seminars, Leading with Engaging Experiences, and Leading in Positive Partnership with Teachers.

It was a very busy day, but the skills that we gained, and the ideas that we left the event with were Invaluable. Throughout the day we were also able to exchange contacts with other schools attending and made hopeful plans to run some inter-school initiatives, along with the annual Prefect Afternoon Tea events, which run throughout the year.

We’re definitely looking forward to implementing these key lessons from the conference back into our leadership here at Hurlstone!

That’s all from us!

Sincerely,

The Hurlstone Prefects 2019-2020

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Extracurricular - CAPA

Fishers Ghost Art Exhibition

On Friday 1 November the following students exhibited their artworks at the Fishers Ghost Art Exhibition:

Students exhibited their artwork alongside the work of practising artists in a contemporary art gallery.

The exhibition is held at , Campbelltown Arts Centre 1 Art Gallery Rd Campbelltown and will run until the 12 December and the entry is free.

The Fisher's Ghost Art Award is now in its 57th year and has over $40,000 in prize money.

The Fisher's Ghost Art Award coincides with Campbelltown Annual Festival of Fisher's Ghost. Held over 10 days, the Festival dates back to 1956 and celebrates Australia’s most famous ghost – Frederick Fisher.

The Open section of the Award is acquisitive to the C-A-C permanent collection and is worth $25,000. In the past it has been awarded to some of Australia’s most respected contemporary artists including Elisabeth Cummings, Khaled Sabsabi, Justene Williams, David Bromley, Marion Borgelt, Raquel Ormella and Philip Wolfhagen

The Art Award includes works from a range of artistic disciplines including open, contemporary, traditional, drawing, painting and printmaking, photography and sculpture.

Ms Melvy Connell

CAPA

Young Chen Year 7 Belle-Rae Takacs Year 9

Justin Phan Year 7 Naimul Azmat Year 9

Jade Qin Year 8 Anoushka Salian Year 9

Natasha Ly Year 9 Mabel Chen Year 10

Jerith Rassou Year 9 Trinity Doan Year 10

Fishers Ghost Exhibition — Artworks

HAHS - Students Artworks

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Extracurricular - HSIE

Year 9 Barangaroo Excursion

On Thursday 17 October Year 9 HSIE classes A, N and G went to Barangaroo to conduct field work relevant to the Changing Places topic within the Geography Syllabus. Classes S and U conducted their field work on Tuesday 29 October.

The field work involved a guided tour around the Barangaroo development with teachers from “Observatory Hill Environmental Education Centre”. Over the course of the excursion students were given the opportunity to refine their key geographical skills such as; mapping, taking GPS coordinates, field observation, water testing, light intensity (lux) testing and surveying members of the public on how they view and utilise the public spaces within Barangaroo.

Students also learnt about the planning process that was developed to organise the urban rejuvenation of the Barangaroo site and engaged with the debate between the relevant stakeholders on how the site should be developed and managed. In particular, this involved the public and heritage housing in and around Millers’ point.

The students will demonstrate the practical geographic skills they developed through this excursion with a presentation in class conducted later in the term on evaluating the social, economic and environmental sustainability of Barangaroo.

Overall, year 9 engaged in a real world, collaborative learning opportunity that refined their skills in geographical processes and engaged them with contemporary issues affecting the city of Sydney.

Mr Sam Cavallaro

Head Teacher HSIE

Students from 9U and 9S testing the water in Sydney harbour for acidity, alkalinity and water clarity as part of the field work involved.

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Extracurricular - Public Speaking Report

Regional Final of the Legacy Junior Public Speaking Competition

On the 27 August, we attended the Regional Final of the Legacy Junior Public Speaking Competition at The Arts Unit in Lewisham.

The experience was very educational and show cased the extremely high standards of the speeches presented. All participants were eloquently spoken and presented their perspectives on a range of global issues. The diversity and depth of concerns covered allowed myself and Evelyn to learn and grow from the experience. In fact I am proud to say that I have been successful in being chosen to participate in the State semi-finals coming soon. I look forward to representing HAHS and doing my best in both prepared and impromptu speeches.

I’d like to thank Ms Sproule for all of the hard work she has put in to ensure I have this opportunity.

Written by Venni assisted by Evelyn Year 9 Students

Extracurricular - Mathematics

APSMO The Australasian Problem Solving Mathematics Olympiad (APSMO) came to a conclusion late in Term 3. 47 students completed 25 questions in 5 rounds of 5 questions on different occasions from May to September. Team results were taken from the top 10 students in each team. Hurlstone’s Year 8 team came in the top 5% of teams across Australasia, and our Year 7 team was in the top 20%.

Top performers were Shammao Bhuiyan and Raymond Ton from Year 8, and Lucas Dinh-Tram from Year 7. All individuals who finished in the top 20% will receive awards, and all students who completed the Olympiad will receive certificates at year meetings before the end of term.

The APSMO is open to all Year 7 and 8 students, so hopefully all of this year’s Year 7 participants will be back next year, with extra participants in 2020.

Mr Huxley

Maths Competitions Co-ordinator

Venni and Evelyn

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HAHS - Interact

World’s Greatest Shave

On Friday the 30 August Hurlstone Agricultural students engaged with the World’s Greatest Shave to raise money for the Leukaemia foundation.

Leukaemia is a cancer of the body's blood-forming tissues, which include bone marrow and the lymphatic system. Leukaemia usually involves the white blood cells which are potent infection fighters — they normally grow and divide in an orderly way, as the body needs them. However, in people with leukaemia, the bone marrow produces abnormal white blood cells, which don't function properly. Treatment for leukaemia can be complex - depending on the type of leukaemia and other factors. As a result fundraising efforts are vital to try and find cures and preventative measures for this illness.

This year fourteen students shaved their heads and twelve students cut 36 centre metres of hair to raise money for research. Through their combined efforts the Hurlstone Community raised over $10000.00 for the Leukaemia foundation!! This is an amazing achievement and has eclipsed last year’s efforts considerably.

The coordination for the event was organised by Hurlstone’s INTERACT Club

and students are invited to attend their meetings every Wednesday Recess

in the Dance Studio if they are interested in similar initiatives.

Mr Ryan Mackinder

HSIE Faculty

The students who volunteered to shave or cut their hair.

Students Gunni and Bharathi cutting 36cms of hair

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P&C

On Saturday 7 September we had our 80th Country Fair. We had an excellent turnout even though Hurricane Hurlstone did visit us, though the wind did not defeat us.

The P&C would sincerely like to thank all the staff, students and parents who helped on the day. It meant a lot to have the Hurlstone community come together to make this day successful.

We had our biggest White Elephant stall ever. We also received donations from Bunnings, Club Liverpool, Sam’s Country Growers, Coles, Woolworths and so much more for our Auction.

We had many fun activities, including Thomas the Tank train ride, Haunted House, face painting, Lego workshops and the Boarder hotdog and milkshake stall.

Many Alumni visitors came in to see their old school. We were honoured to have Alumni Dr Cameron Archer and Jo Palmer open the Country Fair on behalf of the school.

The band “Elevator District” performed free of charge. Special thanks go to Alumni Oliver Quirk and Krisha Umali for encouraging their band’s involvement.

Overall it was a great day to see old friends and our community celebrate together, making our Country Fair great.

Look forward to our 81st Country Fair 2020.

Mrs Johanna Leglise

P&C Executive Team/CF Organiser

Country Fair 2019

Country Fair International Food Store

Dr Cameron Archer & Jo Palmer

Noah, Ms Davis and Fran barbequing Country Fair HAHS Orchestra

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P&C

Hurlstone Canteen

Uniform Shop

Term 4 - Summer Uniform

Please see uniform opening hours below:

UNIFORM SHOP OPENING HOURS

MONDAY 10:00am to 4:00pm

TUESDAY 10:00am to 3:30pm

WEDNESDAY 8:00am to 3:30pm

THURSDAY CLOSED

FRIDAY 8:00am to 4:00pm

HAHS Canteen Price List Effective 27 May 2019 SANDWICHES Salad $4.00 Salad and Cheese $4.50 Salad and Egg $4.50 Salad and Ham $5.50 Salad and Chicken $5.50 Chicken $4.50 Chicken, Lettuce and Mayo $5.00 Ham $4.50 Ham and Cheese $5.00 Ham and Tomato $5.00 Egg $3.00 Egg, Lettuce and Mayo $4.00 Cheese $3.00 Cheese and Tomato $4.00 Tuna $4.50 Tuna, Lettuce and Mayo $5.00 Salmon $6.00 Vegemite $2.50 Ham, Cheese, Lettuce and Tomato $5.00 Add 80c for rolls and wraps Additional vegetable fillings 30c each Additional ham, chicken, tuna, cheese, egg $1.00 each Additional Salmon $2.00 each Plain Roll $1.00 Buttered bread (2 slices) $1.00 Salad Bowl – small $3.00 Salad Box – large $5.50 Salad Box with Ham $7.00 Salad Box with Chicken $7.00 Salad Box with Tuna $7.50

Salad Box with Salmon $8.00 Forks and Spoons $0.15 CAKES & SNACKS Cheese and Bacon Roll $3.00 Muffins (large) $2.50 Chips (small) $1.50 Other Assorted Chips/Crisps $1.00

DRINKS Plain Milk 300ml $1.50 Plain Milk 600ml $2.00 Flavoured Milk 600ml $3.50 Juice $3.50 Water $1.50 Soft Drinks (no sugar) $4.00 Coffee, Tea, Hot Choc $2.00 Up and Go $2.50 Iced Teas $3.00 - $4.00 Aloe Drinks $3.00 - $4.00 OTHER ITEMS Fresh Fruit Salad $3.00 Frozen Yoghurt $2.50 Ice Blocks & Ice Creams 25c to $4.00 SPECIAL ITEMS Homemade Pizza (Veg) $1.50 Ham & Pineapple Pizza $2.50 Meat lovers Pizza Slab $2.50 Sushi (when available) $4.00 - $6.50 Dressing Sachets: Salad Dressing $0.40 Tomato or BBQ Sauce $0.35 HOT FOOD

Lasagne $5.00 Macaroni Cheese $5.00 Ravioli $5.00 Chicken Burger $5.00 Beef Burger $5.00 Veggie Burger $5.00 Chicken Tender Roll $5.00 Chicken Tender $2.00 Beef Pie $4.50 Potato Pie $4.50 Pizza Pie $4.50 Traveller Pies $4.50 Sausage Roll $4.50 Spinach and Ricotta Roll $4.50 Noodles $3.50 Cheesy Bread $2.00 Garlic Bread $2.00 Flaming Wings $1.50 Hot Dog (with Sauce) $3.00 Hot Dog with Cheese $3.50 Hash Browns $0.75 BBQ Pork Riblets $4.00 Pork Riblet Roll $5.00 Spring Rolls (4) $1.00 Samosas $1.00 Mini Sausage Rolls $1.00 Mini Spinach & Ricotta Triangles $1.00 Hommus with Crisps & Veg $3.00 Don’t want to queue at lunchtime? Order your lunch before school starts to guarantee your lunch choice!

Be alert for Daily Specials…

Bo}'s Uniform ,

Shirt Khaki

Long Sleeve Grey,White Short Sleeve White

Shorts Wash and Wear

Trousers

Socks Khaki Wool or Cotton Grey Wool or Cotton

Girls Uniform Dress Junior -

Senior

Pants Junior & Senior

Skirt Junior & Senior

Blouse Summer Junior Short Sleeved Winter Junior Long Sleeved Senior Short Sleeved Senior Long Sleeved

Shorts Junior & Senior

Tights Nylon/Lycra Grey or Navy Cotton/Lycra Grey or Navy

All Students Blazer

Jumpers

Socks White Red Robin Long White Pack

Ties Junior Senior

Caps Boys & Girls -wool Hats Boys' Cricket

10-14 $34 16-28 $36 10-28 $29 14-28 $27

Boys 6-16 $40 Mens 4-9 $42

Boys 8 -18 $56 Mens 3-8¼ $58

2-8, 8-11, 11-14 $20 2-8, 8-11, 11-14 $11

6-12 $92 14-28 $96 8-12 $92

14-28 $96

6-20 $53

Up to size 16 $102 size 18 and over $107

8-20 $33 4-22 $33 6-26 $33 6-26 $35

8-20 $41

S, Av, T, XT. $10 S,Av, T, XT. $24

Girls 30-40, Boys 12 -18 $228 Girls 42 - 46, Boys 19 - 26 $242

8 - 22 $93 24-28 $98

13-3, 2-8, 7-11, 11+ $8 13-3,2-8, 7-11 3 for $16

$19 $19 $18 $32

UNIFORM SHOP PRICE LIST (at 15/10/18) Prices subject to change

Sf?_orts Uniform Sports T-Shirt SC-XXL $38

Short SC-XXL $30 Tracksuit Jacket SC-XXL $84 Tracksuit Pants SC-XXL $49 Tracksuit Jersey 75-125 $84

Other Items Scarves Navy -Boys & Girls $10

Gloves Navy -Boys & Girls $6

Leather Belts Black- Boys $20

Materials -to Junior -Summer per metre $19 be ordered Junior & Senior Winter per metre $35

Second Hand Clothing available in all items.

Lay-By 2 months with deposit or 2 weeks without deposit

Shop Phone Number: (02) 9829 9251

Opening Times:

Terms 1, 2 & 4:

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday

10:00 am - 4:00 pm 10:00 am - 3:30 pm 8:00 am - 3:30 pm 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Term 3:

Monday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Wednesday 8:00 am - 3:30 pm Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm